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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
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MONDAY, MARCH te.
and Grand Maunees. "Wednesday asG
Saturday.
10 BRIGHT SPECIALITY pRocYONs 10
Tie European Sensational Artisu tie marvellous
wANvfLLES-Gsorxis aud Fr@sk
10 their thrilling military at snfif &c "vsf.@
No. !. Broa tsword Assault a. trrs p Tha
Great impa emeni act. Wild West
Fancy hiHe Shot
PFLTEg AND ALTON
song and Dance Artss aud 0r0seseue Lag Con
forlunleix
GHoKGr-THE IyPRoILS-PAUIKE
Daring ieals IA Md Ait
The hrlEic Musis ssi Dno.
SMITH AND FULLER
The Charming soug sua . arce Artists.
VERNON SISTERS bE sslE aud ESSiE
The Co ebraied s0ngs'ress
MISS NAY wKfrfN.
Jonny Ray. Harry Wood. Minnie Wood. Ada
Melville, Carrie Fisher
The beautiful
Elevated Minstrel Scene
Elegant oostomed reclining ~ canoes. swinFlrs
Walcrs. etc. an ca lf lBsurnsfsad Natel-
tea. cOuoluoing eseh evening Hith
the roaring G lmedy.
ROASTED LOVERS.
Two Mstinees "Wednesday and sat1rds,.
Mai zee Prices ln - aud - csDa
Evening dnisi,n--lsc 20. a5c-hnd Ne niEber.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
7 AXE SHORE d sICHIsAE SOUTHERN

A Ifcrl freiebt IfsTet tfH1o Esrf1e q 3 n
n. esrryire passengers - fsr Esssmazoa
A j frf Il GsilJ fxffTd Sunday.
ffYrnxh f5fsftf 70 >, f<HDis ef,c ff.-thf 0sleer-
frs cnsrl,rs ear - seefTeo a. Cnfon J1cEef 05os
g. Eorsrre-ef. sBd % oefo.
-r q Cs- siaDd
f.~ef uert
eyo y. Eusssr. cIty TIckss Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
MUSICAL MATTERS.

The Kansas State Music-Teachers' Asso-
ciaticn holds is third annual meeting at
Emporia, Eas.. April II, II and IS.
Monday, April :. the McCGull company
will begin It's regular spring season OF opera
at th, Chicago Opera-House The full
strength Of tho company viii talSc part in
the performances.
Mr. Henry Waller, young pianist and
composer. and tho adopted son of Mrs.
Scott-Sld1ons, has sailed for New York in
tho Alaska he was wei known in this
country some thirteen years ago as the
Child . Scr.Phaoi."
The Harmonic Society, of Newark, n. J.,
performed DvoTal,s Stabat Mater" re-
Gently under direction OF Z. N. Bowman.
The soci.tv is credited with having done
admirable work in this exceedingly difficult
and trying composition.
There is not the slightest foundation for
tho runor mentioned IN some American
parcrs tnat Gilbert and Sullivan have had q
falling out. Their union OF Quill and batcn Is
as strong as ever, and bettcr opera than
The Misado = is preparing for the Savoy
stage.
Sunday, March zig, the Carleton Opera
Company viii oDcn rt the Haymarkct. ia
Chica-o, for o1c wees. this being the first
opcratic attraction n that theatre. The
principal members OF this company are Fan
NJ Rec, Alice Vincent. Tciiula Evans, Clara
wisdom. Rose BcsG1ct. J. e. Taylor. c. W.
Drew. william Broderick and ". T..
Carleton
G.. .. Hess is 10 direct n season of opera
a. Schlitz PzrE, Milwaukee. tlis summer,
beginning juno 3 and closing September 8.
Osto- & Zsb-l. lessee of tho park arc full
partners in the enterprise. The more popular
German. french aad italian grand operas
are 70 b presented 4 subscription has
been started already. and quite sum is
thus assured in advance.
The Troy Choral Union i. 10 produce
Dvo-ak's canfAia. st. Ludrailla," for the
frs. tirne in thi, country st the music fcs-
tivai 20 DO given n that city early in May.
The orchestra viii consist 81 fifty members.
and the -o.oists vii &c selected from among
th- b-sf II New York A novel addition 70
the choral forco - 20 b that CT the Troy
Citizens Corps. local military company.
Th- Lonlon criticisms upon Brshmas'
new double concerto. violin. cello and
orchestra heard a. Mr. Hen<cseIl's concerts :
lsst month arc amusing. Al but one or two
q al about Rcoiu Ho>d's barn in trying =
szr that To- FIRST movement = Brahms
rnvsterT. the more h1rrst ores say they
can make neither had ncr t.il 70 j. and
douh. II tn composer can DO arr batter
The sn6sntc =. however. universally praised
for its simplicity and nciolious beauty.
The View YORK A,asic1l Co-r',r. vhica was
ths frst - publish the news that Mr.
Thc-rss contemplated Furcrean trip with
hi- orchestra. SAYS. There is now ne ressan
So E-ub- tnat 81 ne preliminary arrange
u,e-s. f-r - Esrcrezu trip have oeer
r7r-ted- Tzc band Y "a play four v-eizs II
Paris during tke exsisition months CT lss9
aad VII visit Lcudon. Berlin. vienna and
o*ser larrs ci.ies during ia say ssroad
Mr Rafael JosefTr win accc-psnv the OF
earstra "a the prinei pa i rot - The oaly
ssinsss engaged for the ss1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

General EsnrAu bas placed himself IN
srcs0ian tast VII requxe a verY des-
csrse fsfsnse ~ present he does net
s-tsa hksiy 20 conquer General GaaSr
.... lhrrah b be tnlnh
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

NOR SAIE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L pF0pergy, farm ol q scfes ioar ualies s0nth
Cf HslEsi inquire of " 4lsou q frosl. - 1rai a
VI le ave -
IsOR sAIE-THE ROLLER PROCESS okisf
I Nil Al EdaaoTe. kleh. boing goed oiizl zlne A.
and an increasing trade The proprietor has
other business and must sell fdu4ore h q thslf-
ins VILLAGE of fsr0 has Two railroads snd tn tss
miosl ~ growing country good sAsAcs ,sf
the rignt nan CAL ~ address ;. IL otpte.
Idnl0Ie. Mich.
NOR sAIR-PINF AND RED WOOD LANDS.
good tsrus aud city props rty foz sale cheap,
also rcaty 10 lean. Call a. fsoyeit bsock, Csnsl-
al opposite sweets Hotel. A X Aniisdei. @ft
IyOR SAIE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR sALt 4 7
Byron Centre. A good hotel and bal con-
nested sao good ressons for wanting ~ sci. Id
dTe% Ma Mary Aer.0n. Byron Centre. Mich slsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Fcriaa siii do va 10 ksep zood
sfia cr he nru iand. othervise jar
2ouro my tsks ls vita hirn vhsn hs
gees North.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

NE ne0a bSF ef tfEss Any advertisement
Tea ts ke0n& - akssatss shs s@aebsF -
sosss ~ ssssA- Asy R~xtsf = tise ee4aSs>
ss oEse fali lf1<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Ide Dauish zu-ernnent probably ruled
A.r sricsn pork cut Ct the markets ~
Denmark hecsnss the Danes. whea they
sa~e rnca sastzd n. want to cons cvsr
here where they car gst al they wsnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

The Democratic S3sts Central Com
milsss shaved ts good ssrss in the pro-
noancsd EsiorIty oy ~hiei It located tie
csxs state Convention q that party II
THIS ciiy. Grand Rapids is, on account
"a It's csasrai location. IT'S accessibility
from a. paris Of toe State, aud sAs
sccommcoations which it can furnish. tie
rect piscs IN Michigan fcr the holding o
Sists conventions. srd tue TxLEoxAN-
HssafD coDgraluiasss tie Democracy
rpca bavirx nen ST les mead who spprs-
ciais THIS fact aud act is the interests oi
tie gseaiss, Bunber.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
For Observation-Disclosures.

xrASTFO-TO SILL coon sFC0SD HAND
W No coskng stove with resevoir. cheap.
80 csnsl-st -
r,OR StIE Ny HorsF HARNTss AID
7 buegy csn be sean a. aoige lo1is>t. -
" Ryfo "a
Is5Te r Igg-0K FxCHANsE F0R LrNhFR
sooi fs~n ~ driving horse. Enquire 81 -
Ven Bridge =
F~OK sALE-H0RsE SUITABLE F0R DkIf-
/ i.e famiIg o. work yOung sDs gentle ~
caire ~ so = Al ave q
Is0p SALE GOOD RoAD or WOkg HokoE
Frsse nil - SOD cheap Il so3d iune1 a
sfslv T. Hyrsn. - Csnsi-st casei
TOR skTF - Fx n SICF Try EITDliNf--
roo3 ~ no Ter had delivered ersnf
Psrfos NeDeer Co s4sti
I vAN7 70 SILL NJ HoEsE PHAEToS ANp
hs~nsss ~erv chesv Bt4ken seo1 gohn p.
Anrasn - faEalst Se0
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

colder shsR ,his sonch q March - TIE
l4ck that sir CzsRnEs TUprRR throws
sfsr Nr. CskxasBnArx scross ths ccsan
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

tn. Chir~rc S.sur-ai c.lis G.nersl
pcraA ~ax. tho DsS voosssa II Frsrcs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

CHICAGO d WEST MlCuI6AN-ALL TRAINS
u arrive at and depart rom Union DepO-
DLPARr.
N all for Chicago Muskegon aud To elof a0oaEn
fasL Express for Chicago ..--. ~ 80 p "a
txprtsS Tor MuSkegpD ...-.- is n
Night kxpIess lor Ihgcag q o. N
Biz Rapids. Baldwin. Luulngio8 aud
Nsns.e .........-.... ........ ..-...t 4Os p m
Big Rapids, Baldwin. Ludington aud
Manl.see .-....... ....... ..........t s25 an
ARRIVE
Night Express from Chicago 80. .......... s5S5am
bxpres from MusEeyon --....-...-..-... 10 40 n
Mail iTcm Chicago aud Muskegon s. y "a
t1lrc>s IRON 81 KAN an1 IuisdO .-.... b 10 d m
Express from Pentwascr, muskegon and
hoi.k1d SsJ IN
Nauisee, Ludingloa, Ia OWN anc
Big Rapios---....-.... ...-...... 10 % m
Mans ee. Iuoingfon. Bs dwin - m
<Doily tDaiiy except sunday.
Through coaches 20 Chicago and Toledo on9p)
am trzin.-1hTough parloT car 70 Chicago on
y 80 p 70 train.-NO extra charge for sests--
Through Pullman sleeping car and coach for
Chicago on u % D n utrain.-Unlon Ticket othce 81
MonrOe-a-
w. A. CAErESTEg, Irsftc Manager
WILLIAM GAyRTT, Asst Gen Pass agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

?. IS alleged that Hor. W L scsrr. OF
Tsunsy ivsnis. had cDok whioh 10 PAID
tie.eOo a yssr before ". X VssDERsgtr
4ags<sd as. Nr. Sgorr as a Congress
"a 3rsvs sn.sss - 5000 year. Mr.
~ shealt .esfe E-~ = cook. 80 IA
car esrr arrs n-vs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
Lost.

osT-MoNEY LOST BY EVERYBODY THAT
IL has Any cleaning CT coloring 10 he done. In
hrst Clsss style. n they d9n't 20 to the "Esse
steam DYE Bo8se." No q CsDsl-st lg2
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Toe Columbus, OAlo, Dispatch Gays :
Tie reckless young man vhO went sbou.
tie sirsels lsst Saturday Oferiug 90 bet
i've dollars 90 oEs inst 81 PsrRICK was
not al IrishmAn map Be abe 20 gee oat
- his room n. couple % wseks snd he
may not. rhs physician N attendance
ssys that ae is In rather = precsrious con-
dfion. Nsd.nsvai history may te 81
rxti. and undcabt-dly j.; =. Dat March
lis not 2 good day 'or siriog II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

sDsily. AL other daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars on Pscilc and Ausntic E1-
pretses 20 and fun Detroit.-Parior can run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids f1pFesS to and
IIon DciToit-Dtrecf connections made st Detroit
with oil through trains eaft Tickets on sale A.
nion Ticket once, o. 1onroosi, and a. InioS
depot
CHss. II NORRIS, Gsn'i ks~t rs Nonroe-st.
o. W. RueSR1s. q. 4. anc + A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Al aransiaz Incident &c tb. ate storm
is reported from Washinston. A dispatch
ds,sd March II. says that The sigma tsss
predicting clear weather and higher tam
rsrstu-s we're frozen 20 their sssfss by The
bbzzsri. snd rsrsiusd standing proof
- ihs vanify u scisnssie forecasts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

The Frs1ca Cousal n Montreal hiss
given unch Tensa 20 the Freoch colony
and prs~s. ~ displaying tie consulate
Sag sf hs.f-mssk out Of respect 20 SIZE
late German Emperor. In. Fresch
e 'ooy would asvs besn better Dlssssd.
Eerhsps. tsI The consulate bssa h.uni-
mated IA celebration q tie event or .
band engsxsd 20 play triumphant airs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Hefp Haafed--Mdie.
NiANTEp-A 20 &c NAN WHO Is CAPABLE
W - printing slas ! slsns h Leoa4r1 selhs
4 te.. p xnd 81 Asaroe - -
NANTE0- TdREE GOOD AACHINlsfs AND
W brt c.sss pls1er hand Apply al once,
feFkfug 4 GO ~
tlANfsD-TRO GOOD GEk sRAL MACHINE
w hands. good Expersl Eas1era ! rOoa 0il
rubtSf. 4GinSI. turner's a. once. Rooms and
4 TowtT bis "a 81
ypANIED-A YOUNG NAN TO LfAkS TIE
W bzFtsr tfade references required Apply al
hsrorr shop, 81 Ca1xi-sI -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
YOungPeDp|e's
illustrated Lecture Course
BY
MR.. HENRY b. RAGAN.
-AT THE-
Fountain Street Baptist Church

Dates snd subjects ss folo~s
FRIDAY, MARCH -.
.rhs khins and ssftzssfsad.a
SATURDAY, MARCH ga,
Here aud There In Losds3-
FRIDAY, MARCH 80.
"Ibs Yosemite aud the Selio wstsss.-
SATURDAY, MARCH 81,
"ttsmblings an Rene. "
Each Lecture will bs saPerblv Illustrated.
Course tickets. reserved sl.sQ- Reserved seal
each evening % ceuts. keacrycc fese on sale al
Buchanan Dsvldsen's, North Dlsislon street.
uctcis also st isfo0 a Lyon Door opcE "a
s.io. lecture e. z. Carriages may bc oroeroo "a
9.,sl . clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
For RenS--Buslless Places.
Found,

COUND-THAT THE EAGLE STEAM DYE
L HouSe" No. q Canal-sL, turns out The hcs.
work in ,Isaning dyeing and repairing Of slirs
xourseif tx
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
NOTICE.

A few hrst class ship carpenters end csulker
wanted; " Egek - 70 per day OF Ten ho1Ta Address
MILWAUKEE SHIP YARD co.
Milwaukee. Wis
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
Health is Wealth
. fAl-

Or. f. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment, .
guaranteed specific Tor Hysteria, Dizziness, Con-
yulsions iis. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache,
Nervous Pro.irstion caused by the use o. alcohol
or tobacco. Wskefulness- Mental Depression,
soffening OF the Brain resulting in inssnity and
leading TO misery, decay and death, PTeu aturc
Old Age. Barrenness. i.o,s Of Power in either
sex Involuntary Losses ard Sperm stcrrhoes
caused by oyer-exertion OF the brain. self&buse
or over-iudulgence Each box contains one
months treatment 81 n box. or six boxes for
s.. sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
Boarding.

yIraYTFD-DAY BoARDERs. ALSO HAVE
w one furnished room 70 rent, with board.
IS Ottswast =
A FFw MORE Bo4RDfRs Cas PE kctoM-
A rrodsted a. pa Scfth Divisi0nst- Peasant
rooms aud Terms reasonable -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
Fed Hood Timber.

Red Hood Timber.
NOR sALk-kED WOOD I1MBEk IL lAkoh
L or small tracts lying GA sood streams. easy te
log and VII cuI ffly tbous1nc fe-i 10 tne scrs
corfexpoudenoe solicited Address NJ. }. Morley
W,llits A andocxno Co Cxlifaruia III
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

JaEes VlCs. tEs hoeheatsr ssedsnsan.
Evoba0ly begins - FsslE thai II doesa's
slsays psy % be funny II hs had zoas
ca 4a.sFiy shipp.1S his zoods mo Can
ssis al mzitnx them there % souid.
very hksly, zoe 1avs been intsrraptsd,
tnt might have saved several Thousand
dollars m pos;aze. Bas wen hs ssni 10
vr.i4L9 sgtsgs in imitation q Bill Ma
e. fAs + ST.. ls.e.- -t.s ns a. AMI members
Cf congress wha had opposed the Dih u
l-..acs The postage on ins KIDD ot goods
wnsco hs handler - was, 90 use t'e
vsrosculsr Of youth. 'tco fEssb, Ana r.~
IL Nll have - vey Twelve csnis more
ponHd on lhs seeds - ssn1s out. II -
understood tha, Mr. NNK bgs nositles
Ansreel gOsl masters TIA. 4 they rate q
postsEa as B . sssd8 iha. De will invoke
it. AL as t.s United S,E;es courts an
mass e Hnp easa8t = laem. Bat K ne
shfHil finally secure a decision n the
ccaIts in Us favor d. sill Ds a. a very Goa
sllsrnt.e sxDsnse.
A matter u justice, however, the
lEs'rnesionS of tie pUst.44s;sr GeDera',
recently issasj. sal requiring Amencsn
soCca EG..sd ia Canada 10 % rs-~elz hsl
aud collected icr at our hixaer rates. IS
uisn.gss,iy gn,4ir % American sssdsmen,
and vii nays a tendency 70 drive them
across ihe boraer. NJ FicK says hs
postage amounts TO abous $4,000 yea.
The rsis on ssesis 10 this eouairy aud tie
rate which AT. VIcX aai ali other lesds-
msn IA thls country must Dow pay = Elk
teen cents 4 pouna. In Canada ne rs.elas
tts same gouds - four cents Pouua.
Tts Zoe rlsstes- Cislsras ICES not. as .
uiiaerstaa. f, sad undoubtedly cauus.
v.taoat violation e tns Convention. rs-
q1ifs g1eli at our raie8 by Cansi.aas.
hsscs 1lr. V,cS wou'd make a saws 81,
sbou. SJo,1o1 ys@s 0y 5eccniox sssi-
dent % toe Dominion. Eiiner the treaty
or ths ruEng should Ca niodiiisd 40 thst
thefs shall "a 40 Discrimination IN favor
81 CRRads Probably the treaty cannot
ts sJr,gs'sd. and 90 g only rsmains tor
Congress to reduce the rates 90 that orr
business men nay not suffer from tLo
bluLdsrs e oUs diplomacy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

1'1ssen-er- sainE the Dcfrou ExpresS o.
~. make dirtcs connections for New York Bos-
Tor. ,nd II points Fast
Through tckets 10 al points eaf ard -
snd eefsrf car berfhs fsn b. tecuFed ~ r q
u. An. Railroad ciiy osioe. swses's Bosei snt
al depot
ia CkErBril. City rass AZ L
Gro. r. REEvE 7rsalc Nausger Chicago.
nETRgIT. LAESI Ns & kORTHEKN-fcRAND
IL Rapids 4 saginaw pivis3Oal Al trains A.
f8ve al and dedsrt from Uai0n Depot
2 n I've. Ar. o. n. 2
fl1 10 Grand Rapids II - if -
sSg I5t0 Saginaw fatv 20 40
se5 IIBs Tsss sisinsw 5e5 cl5
n m. 70. Arr I've p n
10 chsngs and The shorf est line be wccu Grand
RAPIDS and the Saginaw
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22


lyANTED-A GOOD GIRL FoR GENERAL
w hossewors. III Island 81 81
ltfAh1ED-A GIRL TO WORK OFT BY THE
" day for washing and seneia io4sswOrs.
Addrsss CAElet leaning Work, la Monroe 81 -
MANI ID A 6IRL FOk GESERAI ROUss
W WORK tall ag "a North Diyis.oa IL between
and p. .
VlANTRD-CIRt 10 Do GENERAL HOUSE,
w voss: god cook l2s M Vernon e. IS
liANfED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W houseworks no chlitfen Apply i32 tast
Bndsesg. -
UJANTED-N NINETEEN c IN ERAL ERvANgs
W good seFvsnts 10 gs IN country. meat
cooks pastry cooks. general cooks for board
Ing houses, this nloIning koCm .. Tower block
IS
WANTED : AN APPRENTICE GIRL TO
W learn dressmsking. Inquire Is Lagrave-st.
VVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" homework. l7S South Lsfayettest. IS
VyASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply al g. ColtAye.. Just
north OF Hsslngsst. MFs Geo w. Thompso IS
NANTED-fMMEofATEL GIRL FOR GIN
W erai houseWoTk Inquire at lts North Diyf-
sonst- Good references required eJtt
VVANTED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W worE. Apply al Ms. fyfe s. li6 Clinton Il
lVANTED--A HOLLAND GIRLfOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at 26l West bridsest -
VJAETKD-IMMEDlATE A COMIETESr
" girl: good wages paid Apply al once al =
Court-st- -
WANTED = NURSE GIRL TO GROWING
W children; must be willing and kind Call
at once 2yl Founian-st s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
For Rs59f--Ho,fses.

IOR RENT-OTrAWA BEACH HOTEL THE
K most popular summer resort IN Michigan. q
the mouth OF Black Lake, aud on shors OF Lake
Michigan, 81 miles from Grand Rapids, and co.
troied 10y West Michigan Park Association, OF er
Cne hundred members. Bathing ana hshi-g
grounds unegus led A beautiful MOTEL, with ex-
ia aree dining room. over 40, % people on tne
grounds last n. Proposi ions fer rent Of
hotel or 10 manage II IN the interest OF the ASS
Ci2tion should te filed with the tecretary, yIus
Z. Perkins, u Byon-st, GrsDd Rapids, Mich.
or befo Ap:il :, 1855 Privilege reserved 10 re
iect any or ali bids l07
TOR RENT-A FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE, ONE
+ block from PoS;of1ce. every modern con
venieace: suitable for boarding house: rcut
reasonable. Luton & Dunto1. WiddicoMb bldg.
For Rent Business Places.
TOR RFNT-sTORE WITH FIXTURES. COR
+ Der West Fulton and Court-sts Enquire at
2H Mount VerrOnst 81
Furniture stored.
FURNITURE STORED. MOVED AND PACE-
I ed by Mrs g. J. Walker Nos. l3 10 IL south
Divis on-s 4. on short notice ie7
URNITUKE sTORED, PACKED AND
/ moved. Expert Tsckers sent on short notice
by Rscclif Holt III south Divisions, teic-
phone No. 9))- Jsn'y 2. SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA-IS EFFECT
" osoober :. 1857
GOING EonTH-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Two Mafinees "Wednesday and Safurdss
Malice Prfoef. in - aud - sns
Evening Admis isD--lsc. &c a5c-hnd 10 ElEber.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
The prohibition Convention.


Correspondence Of the Evening Capitai.l
GLYxDoS. Nd. August 1. 1855. The
meeting of the temperance camp. last
night was presided over By Mr.. +. 3.
Sappington, of Frederick. The Glyndon
choir. numbering about thirty members,
entertained the large congregation with
some excellent singing. Rev. Henry Meade
of the Silver Lake Quartet. delivered a
most eloquent and thrilling. address Mr..
Frank Smith OF the National Prohibition
League was then presented to the au-
dience. He spoke in an earnest and per-
suasive manner, using the most beautiful
language.
A Bible reading. conducted by Major
Hilton, of Washington, was bad this
morning. Miss Jones led q children's
temperance meeting in the afternoon
After an hours intermission Reys. MIR.
Strayer and Warren talked very instruc-
lively for half an hour each Rollo XIX
Bryan, the celebrated chalk ialker. gave
a short talk without his board, but to-
night will present his pictures on the
board. He is small man with head
drawn down to bis shoulders. a large face
of dark complexion. long side whiskers
and crop OF hair very long. Mrs. Mary
T. Lathrop addressed the audience in her
most pleasing style. The attendance
was not as large as it has been the past
two days, nor was the enthusiasm as great
as on the previous days. g. ii,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
Marriages for July.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by deputy clerk Woodward OF the
Circuit Court for the month of July:
James Anderson and Josephine Mat
thews, colored, VIM. Kelly and Rosalie
Stewart. George t. Hall and Fannie NJ !.
Hall. Joseph Il. Johns and Rosa M. Sor-
rell, colored, JAS L. Hyde and Lille E.
White, VIM. f. Quinn and Mamie T..
Brown. colored, Jas. Hemicks and Susan
ma Meep, Geo. E. Clarkson and Rachael
E. Evans, colored, w. III. Smith and
Mary A. Bernhard, Frank Parker and
Harriet Queen, colored, Henry Blackston
and Emaline Savoy, colored, William p.
Leatherbury and Mary E. Simmons, John
Nesline aud Annie M. Karl
OF the above couples there were one
whose ages were Sc and 90, respectively.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
furnishing Persons.

1t is the custom of our city police to
take TO the lock up all persons that are
arrested after night and there confine
them until next morning when they are
taken before magistrate for trial. 1t
matters not under what circumstances the
prisoner may be in. when placed in this
close confinement there is no one to look
after his necessary wants, or to render
him the slightest assistance. He must en-
dure all until the arrival of the chief of
police and his assistants next morning,
which is generally about clock. There
were several prisoners IN The lock up last
night and it is said their cry for water
was distressing in the extreme. Kind
hearted persons near By would willingly
have supplied their wants. but it was i'm
possible to get to them from the outside
Such inhuman treatment certainly de-
mands the attention of our city authori-
ties. Prisoners that are put in the watch
house over night should be released as
early as possible next morning, and there
should be some one to look after their
wants at intervals during the night, as Is
done In all well regulated cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
LIrTLELocALs.

Ma BEETLES arc a great hindrance to
haes 10 the Spa and Severn.
stae Of peace prepare for war. Lay
yuaf Waters Coal R0to Of
II b. MYERS, 80 West Street.
Km 7. Joyce, Of the Fourth distri ct
- severely injured by the kick from
q % Sunday,
DELICIOUS Mix Shakes ut Thos. Toodlos
sv1 House, on Maryland Avenue.
hsiujuactlon put upon the electric
~ company BY the citizens Of Freder-
ahail unsettled
frt MIN Shake at the Green House. As
brand Avenue. Thos, Toodles, Proprietor
4 humber Of county people were in
ass,o day many being drawn here by
&soun,y fair meeting.
he only place in the CRY that You can get
~ shake Is at Foodles Maryland Avenue
sssa House
Tie Ice men had to make two and three
saa' With their ice wagons yesterday
VneT to supply the demand.
N eed Soda Water. Cigars ana delicious
" snakes At Maryland Avenue Green
loo esn take the round trip To Wash
sra and see the regatta on the Potomac
: Wednesday for one dollar.
Osaa Coal fall weight aud prompt de.
'a9 al Ii. b. MYERS,
Coal office 80 West st.
laalcs should now begin to prepare
-. ~ articles for the Agricultural Fair,
W. Y ,aSes place at Bay Ridge, August
aas pace to buy your Coal and Wood
HENsY b. MYERS.
Office 80 West st.
A.aaPo,ls should profit by the exper-
-. - :, Frederick aud Hagerstown in
-. - Hsahue-hoth cities have exper-
= USaoie IN Tue new light.
~ Package Of Soda Mater Tickets
y uy Drug Store and take them
Y your vile and children.
= SSAool Commissioners have passed
a Co.,, - :, Ndettas All teachers IN the
\ II, Y &c their certificates with the
4 80 - q public schools before. they
~. poa saeit duties on the LIST of Sep.
Is z s'se Be- examined before that
l, I, N !, vili be made to make The Anne
'a's fair a success. '"0 -A""e
sr,sr - ~ q persons will leave hare 10
-, - "a Washington 10 attend the
n az .s9 y. Oaps. Louis Green Of This
4 Cos,,1 y = doeketed suit in tie SUPER.
II B So So y Baltimore city against the 4
I, Ca, 49, :, Line kailroad, as reported.
L ~ ~ Thomas Il. Green. = memS S.r' If
h sis'A'ure from Caroline coun.