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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Reopens iOth Septembe. kindergarten.
Preparatory. Primary. iDterIaedi ste and
Academic Department Terms. s. 70 s.
per month. Apply 10 Rev. ID. Campbell
Fair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

7 y = IT TITFH TNII' TT"Fl
30 70 the Old rslis0l. Grsod Rapids Busi-
Bsss College sad Practical TrsiniaC School.
II hss II the past, and intends in he
futurs. TO stand a; the bead" The lead
ing citizens and bussess men of Grand
Rapids and surrounding towns recommend
10 IN the highest terms
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

A Ssdsez sna sefioss ill aess oosr~s
hss Rchiuss1 - -siinesish hez scboo. r-o-
f.ct isr ~ rrssest Her rerrsE . tss
reeasr s@csBs ~ tie dtssprsssr inert r
rsny rh0 prem is-d soppeTt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
A.zrehfsts at Cleveland.

CLEvELkSn, Sept. S.-A party OF snsrch-
istic symPathizsrs caused ANAL not toda '
0y attempting to carry red fsE in The
Labor bay parade SIX OF their nuube
we're very roughly sssdied in the crowd.
number were arrested and locked Up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

DIR. W. J. Carter will be at the Eagle Ho-
tel September 6 ami :. Consultation free.
Exc, lar and Chronic Diseases. Home
treatment OF Compound Oxygen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

NJ Willisn Widsicosh sssirr-- -
Thor1 pSe8 4 Nclisvs whoisSs strct -
f1rs issing ro.@5s. hss been puressse5 ~ A
Asr 4 Co. of tas Giant Gaetksnz Co-srsrv
sn1 n Il ko-ss 2 @
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Ottawa All Ri~Lt

HI. Potts. of the Grand Haven Courier
Journal, was IN the city yesterday In
answer to question. Mr.. Potts said that
ottawa county was all right, and would
give {. l.. Belkpep the usual Republican
sority for Congress
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
ARE Yop GoIxe

to travel If So you must be very careful
of your health, or your Doctors bills viii
cost you more than your travelling ex
penses. A bottle of sulphur Bittsrs vii
protect you from all sickness incident 10 4
change OF climate.-EVening Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

The perfume Of violets, the purity Of the
lily. the glow Of the rose. aud the fush Of
Hebe combine in Fozzonis -ondro Us
Powder
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

sfTiish srssrtvsent - esviy Fsl ksxs
tvi@--1 sxa 17trfn nd 81 Mss Ninsans
6. the 49, sheD.r6 hiork FrT-tsfr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

4 special msenRg o. Custss fosi, Z. r.
VII s< ss.a Ga Wednesday sveAias. Sep
seHnaeE 5- Every nsaoeE - re- Gesse1 10
sElens e. business 81 iuportsaoe VII ot
tfsassfSs6 ". ID. fKo<I. NoIaIaassaeE.
Joan 4 ElYN. Adgut2nL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

EarIy FsE rc~ssti>s rev r@s6y e. u~
kinto-s r. - ns~ sses~rs sasck. Fe-~-
uAsn-~l
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

A new line of Plush Rockers 81 the Star
Furniture Company. l0s South Dlyision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Sr. NsKKs ACADEMY

All kinds OF lake and ses fish al III Mon
roe-st. r. J. DETTEETHALEK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Asrend Wsben. Trientie Mort -.........-...a aD--Is
John ssp1nskl Franeisz "a koztoski ]--grl
Dinerun n Nan1en BerEe- Grand Rapids
township Isviua DilemGn keTsh Oft 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following is . list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the nance. residence when outside the cityl
and ages of the parties
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Yesterday morning Fairfax Lodge No.
o. l. y. y. y. Of this city, visited Il an
bretherin OF Delaware county 10 particI.
pate In the reunion OF members al Inc
rider at Elwyn. There were 81 members
In the line, web Of whom was dressed IN
dark clothes and wore IS TX hat. They
we've headed by the Brandy wine Fife and
Drum Corps, and presented an attractive
appearances as they marched to the p
". q b. Railroad. Upon their ArfiyaI
at Media they we're met by a Joint com
miitee, composed Of three members ( ON
each OF the following lodges OF Delaware
county; Benevolent No 40, of Rockdal
chester No. %, Of Chester; Orphans Rest
NO l3S, OF Darby; Farmers and Mechan
les No 1855, OF lin God; Upland No. 95l
Of ChesteTi Leiperville No. 363, OF Chester
william Penn No. 27S, of Coreze; Rose
Tree No. 30, Of Media; Kossuth No. 8g5
o. Media New Town Square No OF. o,
Media Clifton Heights No 900.
The vieitors were escorted to the fail
gronnds which they reached shortly aftel
~ O'Clock, when, after a parade around
the track they were dismissed The houl
rom IL to IL O'Clock was spent ia horse
races and bicycle races, and ut IL O'Clock
dinner was served At / O'Clock tht
sports were again resumed with a 100
yards foot race which was W, n by vii.
liam Naloot, Of Rose Tree Lodge, Ia ID
eeeonds. Tn n came 100 yards Wheel
barrow race, which was won by Harlan
Y. Lewis, Of Fairfax Lodge, this city, It
- seconds. 1his Was followed by an
other foot race, participated In by Noble
ufahds 10 which the priz1 was carried of
by william Wolf, OF Farmers and Nc
ensnics Lodge, Of Linwood, In 10 seconds
J ne SECOND Wheelbarrow race was won by
william Ford Of Chester Lodge in "
seconds.
AZ o'clock the sports ceased and q
MEETING was organic d with NJ w Grand
Master James z. Robbins presiding The
services were opened with prayer BY r.
W. Deputy Grand Master David Kraft
followed by singing the opening ode oi
the order. A history of each Of the
Lodges of Delaware county was then read.
the reading icing intersperced with sing.
ing. Past Grand Master I. v. VanaTs-
1aien delivered an address on the sob
Jects and Principles OF this /. o. o r."
ana the exercises clossd with an address
py r. ". Deputy Grand Master, Rev.
AT O'Clock there was q baseball match
between the Media and Thornton Clubs,
with dancing IN the main building. Sup.
per was served at o'clock, after which
dancing was resumed and continued On .
I'll 10 o'clock The visitors from this
city returned home at late hour much
pleased with their trip, and the manner
IN which they had btsn entertained by
their brethren.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Mr. samuel and Anna PoTem, No IT'S
Rodney street, were kindly rsmembs red
last evening BY . number OF their friends
who called and compllmented then upon
the twenty. second anniversary Of their
wedding. Mrs Boron returned from .
visit to Philadelphia and was very much
surprised 70 fnd the house illuminated
and full OF friends. a fer her first sur
D ise was over second followed 10 the
pre- sentatlon Il a cold watch which was
rec lived with many thanks. Her hus-
baud enjoyed the surprise Of bis wife un
I'll he was seized by the shoulders end
thrust backward into q large mfo'table
rocking CT air which his friends provided
| for him " bile he was busy ! repairing Tor
his wife's surprise. Mr.. Bortm now
knew how Il ielt himself, and 10 the midst
OF his surpri'e expressed his thanks to
his thoughtful friends. Quite q numb 7
Of other valuable and useful articles were
presented to Mr.. aud Mrs. Borem. Music
and refreshments followed aud the com.
pauy dispersed with many Kind wishes
for the future.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Last evening the touth-bound express
due In this city 81 % O'Clock struck
aud Instantly killed Robtrt Wslch, lust
this side OF Bellevue. The deceased
wAA n track walker, and resided near
the Practical Farmer Hotel, on she
Philadelphia pike. After he he'd been
struck the train was stopped and the
body placed IN the baggage car, when
upon the arrival OF the train In this
city II was plaosd 10 charge Of Coroner
BarBhill, who had previously been tsle-
graphed 10. He met the romans and
Ct onoe conveyed them 10 the moTaue.
Upon exAuiinatiou, be found that tbs
head WAS nearly severed froua the body,
thai both Aims we're broken, also eev.
erAl ribs, the riRht Thigh crushed, the
hit esF almost severed, aud . deep
cash, e1tsnded about nine. inches from
the right ear aortss the head. He 81
once eewed mp the wounds aud placed
the body In an Toe box The deceased
lie apparently about IS years Of sge. An
irqueht will be held 70 MORROW after
InoOn Of O'Clock. Meanwhile, the body
Is preserved in Toe, awaiting the oidsrI
Of hls family.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
TaylOr'sPbnA Dime Express. SOC King


aRINER--EDWAkDS-On Tuesday, IN,
lin inst at the Baptist IsrsonGgS, s0
BioAdWSy Oamden, N. j., By the Rev
Bag Icy, mr.. Jacob GTiDSr 10 Mics NAL
E. EdWafdH. boih OF Wilmtns ton, Del.
lGBAHAM- q ARE.-At the m. 4. parson.
aae IN New port en- the 49, h inst, BY ksv
Mr, Ean1a, Mr. Thomas Gsaham, o.
faulklGnJ, AID N ils Maggie Z. Zane, q
Whining on.
NEEN On SMITH AT the rts'd-nos 0
tho oridc'g parents, hight 3D. rear "
mingtOH, bet, on sept lsJn 1858, by Tie
rev John n marsh, stBAr H. Nsrron {:
Alvzfta Il smith.
JuHNSU N--IDE ES.-Dn September IL
81 tie :. tiisnei of ths bride, by hGv.
n Regain, PIelo5tt 1. johnson and
MAY JONES, bsth OF u ilmington.
MHOADs- Ii SNDERSOP.--At the reel
deces Of tho brides parantr, on Sfp.Cu boi
-, by the Rty. leais Higgins. pastor q
the Old SwOdss OhUseh, Luoius q. bhohdi
OF Pbiladsiphia ind EIgGpOr s. HendeT-
son Of this city.
MISUNDERSTANDING In Union M
y. Patronage, on , HUSKY evening, Sep
TENDER ,S.b, by Rev. Edsin 5ienRio, mr.
WIN. Eiogerson ami MIA Mary j n NJ
phSy, boih OF this cry.
SMITH SUurr.-Ou sept. 18th. at Greer
mill, BY Rev, J q. l.anhsIt, Waiter n ith
AID Jennie scott, bJih Of Henfy Cay
lei.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
THIRD EDITION.


The Wilmir Rton Fair vii open on
Tnesdsy, October Q h, and the mans
aers ars leaving nothing uudone to
make It q grand success. The eKtEaoF
diaary laree number Of attractions that
have been provided renders u neoes-
aary 10 keep the fair open . day longer
thRn y as 81 q ret intFndtd. Tho build
aaR, are being pushed 70 completion 90
rapidly Sc possible, aud there is DO
doubt hut every thing will be in reAdi.
ness for the opening.
The folio wing program has been ar
RANGED, wbloh if, Of course, bubjsot 70
necessary change:
Tuerdsy = Great Tournament Of
kpiRbts between ~ and l &c oak, pre-
osded IN u Q unfnina BY . match game
OF base ball for . pfizs Of SiC0 Tbs
races will be In the 90 apd 3-minuts
ola fDr tFolteIs and the $50 class for
wsuaesday-Iu the morning the
AmuBiag milk wagon and mule IacsS
There will be grand oavsloAds Of all
she anlmal exhibits afoupu the track 10
the morniOg. Toe races will be the
ga, asa and 30 minute class Of trot-
tsrs and the breeueEs' race There viii
also be ohildTeh's day, and oil children
accompanies " pAhputSi kuetuAaHo VI
teAoheTP, will be admitted tree.
ThuTsday-rhe great bicycle races
will begin this Gay, In racing there
will hs the "a and 20 m mute Glaze
Of trUtteTs, the 20 class OF pNcsFs aud
the 8 90 Minute olAss for country hoTse
or wagon FRos.
Friday Tns bicycle races will be
coutiuutd, The TRoee will be the fec
for ell aud the 81 clafs Of trotters aud
the double team T&oe cot the AssOoia
1Iou Cup. This cup 10 valued ~ $500.
Saturday This dty TIT RAINING races
(dAt and sleeple ohAIt} will take place.
This will slso be military day, ard the
milltlamsn from ell over the stAts will
be present. The troops from below
WllmiBatOn will arrive about 10 O'Clock
IN the morning, and will be met ct the
station by the local militia companies.
A short street parade will follow, end
ing at Hs1al Dell There O grand dress
parade y iii be given and tie fOldieis
reviewed by Governor Blgss Ali IN
finished or special races will be run
during the day.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
Ilots
Pave drugs at Taylor 3 FullOrtOn'l


Pure drugs at Taylor B Fullorion'p,
3C2 King street
Miss Reba Talley has returned from a
weeks visit to relatives in West Chester.
The Second Quarterly Love Feast
will be held in the Wesley NJ X Church
his Friday evening, at 40 O'Clock.
A perfect system to prevent errors In
pTesor ptions 10 used st Bslt'r, Sixth
aud Market streets.
A lawn fair In aid OF the building
fund Ct Rodney Street Church will bt
held By the Misses JoDea, No. 1929 WeHt
Eighth street, on Saturday afternoon
And evening, 3 TO 10 O'Clock. Come and
help us.
Wtrkmen were busy at work thiI
morning In throwing tho burnt skim
out OF Q0lRley'g morocco factory, cor
ner Of Fourth and Monroe streets. The
sir 10 highly scented In the viciuitJ
from the burnt Rkins as they are toned
out on the sidewalk. There were sale
to be ESQ, 0C0 worth OF raw hidsB in thil
one pile.
A very interesting lecture will b.
given In the Wesley M. z Church OF
Monday evening, the Itch inss, by tht
Rev. B L. Hubbard, taking for his sub
ioot, 1.-THE tough and funny experience
Of the early ltlnsrgntH The pFocsedi
sill he for the benefit of the Ladies
AID Society. Tickets have bsen placed
1t % cents Every body eh0nld attend
thiE leoturo, md thereby be II Instructed
AID help alo &c good Cause.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept Is -5sorstAry
Whitney returned 10 Washington to-
day Rnd said 70 On Associated Press re
porte, with reference 10 his alleged lB.
tention 20 Tesigb: "Thers is nc fOuDds-
tion for the atAsmsnt, nor for the rea,
son lest given in lth support, randy,
that Bm q pfnteotionlst ard WAS Op-
poslG TO the Presidents messs ge on
that ground, and therefore will resign
after election. an inst the some hiud
of protgoionlst that the President 10,
and We have not differed upon thst ,ub.
jsot. We hAYe not always Aereed upon
questions Of policy, but cur 0ifF' FENCES
~ otdnior sre forgotten when the COCA
sion is past.
He naB always aoJord0d 10 me o
larger share Of bis confidence aud mach
greater cObGiderAtiol that l tyer con
sideTed myself entitled 10. No man
with ordinary sense could be associated
closely vi'h the President and not con.
csde bis right 70 control tbs policy Of
bic administration. j am tappy 10 sag
tina; no cloud has ever PASSED ever tue
persObal relations which exiated be.
tween the President and myteit before
we came hare. But yc1 oau under
sand. | suppose that this life leaves
make upon Q man. To administer a
great pnblio ofios properly may l,ok
easy, bat It Is not.
You have to bear burdens and give
your life 20 1.-THE rewards Rrs great
toc-and doubtless you eau appreciate
that man can consistently lock for
ward to The day Of his relief with plea
sure, snd at the same time cbeeEfully
bear bis shsrs in the contest so long IS
80 u deemed OF uge. That's all there ls
about IT,"
Mr. whitney added 9Th Tefersnpe to
the usa OF bis nsms 10 the Ssuats lr
connection With the 5tsndsrd Oil TTust:
have mover owned q dOllsr In II, nor
ever had any relation TO IL. Eve-r
tfhceF and director Of the trust f., b.
never Republican, aud 50 ere nine
tenihs Of itH stockholders.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

MADRID, Sept IA telegram re-
oelyeo here says that the steamer Lau'
renee When entering Port Luz, Canary
Islands, 1T 9 O. clock this evening, ran
into the Italian steamer bu' America,
from Mouievideo. The latter vessel,
which was !. Ing ct Aocho', Hank In q
few uipules 10 Yen fathoma Of water
The Bud America carried 216 pAssen-
Rera, and had q Grew of 81 mer. OF
thels 1880 passeuReru aud 90 Of the crew
reached the shore in safety. Nine
DO lies have thus far been recovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
a PIan ,rolil,r q RaAnsot.

After due dellberRtion and the &C
'quiTed knowledge Of the worth Of thos'
who Rppfeolatb honorable forte, i fee
Il sense Of dnty 20 announce throuRl
the columns Of this paper how highly
appreciate the Euoctss have met with
siuos the tirst week Of tbs EconOmS
UalPs existence. To those who dud 4
q proht and pleasure combined TO CT
tend me- their patronage ! announce fol
their bepefi thRt my ettlblAahmept vii
be clunsd from sun down this evening
until 9 TO morrow night Hoping thiI
information will be received by thoss
who appreciate my coed Intention, re
main very sin Nrely the peoples ser
want, LouiA Fsllheimer, proprietor Of
the Economy OloihiBS Hall, A WoId
TO the wise We consider o. III ,ient, and
consequently viii tAy TO those who
need LeoessArles wait until 9 o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

ThIs morning Jacob Mcdonnell, 81
aged WhltemAp, and Lizzie Raynor, I
mnlAtto girl, were arraigned Ct she Oitl
Court charged with Drunkenness Tht
oelcsr who made the Arret said no saw
taem together on the OF ait" last night
acting In . dihord erly, lfwd mAnpel
aud warned them to go 20 their homee.
A shoEs lime after sArcs he agAin found
them, and ss they were oonttnuiH
thsiE IeWd AoSions, ne took them 20 th'
hall. When L IN q WAS placed IN tn
dock abe laughed imnoeeIately, tu
changed her tuna whsD the Jndgo I'm
posed g flus OF IS aud costs. A aimtla
hne WAS imposed on her companion
who was told by the Judge that no VA
OLD enough 20 know bettfr.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

IA Bunch OF Keys, or the Hotel" was
given at the 0Tera Hot se last evening 10
fair sized audience BY the SpArks' Com
pAny. The play has been remoeeled and
new speeiAlties, new daRces, new songa
end scenery have been introduced since
it's appearance In our city last season. The
c mpany IL . strong one and gets all there
Is CT tbs play out Of It They appear on
this and TO morrow evenings aud natl
1 % on Saturday AFTERNOON
"Across the O. ntine IT. was en- at the
Academy Lass evening aud played e
satisfactory business The play IL well
known to attendants at this house and
to the lovers OF sensational plaSs,it Is one
Of tie best on the slaie. The company II
strong one ard received applause aiteI
applause for Their excellent work. II eau
be seen the balance OF this week
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

are many
they ARE
les Of the
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
Fifth EDITION


NhNNlNu
~ Az me request of the p,v,, -,
snS launching of the new :" ,, author
t DsItlm' Re-, which had h. on s,eSi rr
CIamp & S ms, tho h,t Veh fIsd
place on Saturday mo,pir inv, ,efsl 70
VII be posip ned until so y ~ llgav
venient time Theyes,sII J ha more
10 readiness for her Gr.t l' ua' o. 9,e1 d
denial preparations h ' ", AZ Toe
pieted at the ship yafd In, " !, ote1
oil hali-past 8 O'Clock x os' =. 'ress'rIy
lent time for tie Wasbtaa.a. COZ
who desire to witness hi i.,,.. \ 81
nay ''a'on a postponemep, wss q
antil a later TIDE. some N as h9a
Cleveland expressed a dr,, ,,'ts aso
AZ The launching of tie p ID ~ &c p
When TIE event takes \ sc' 'D''lloi:
that she will accompany So Ss. :, 7 y ~
ney TO the city. ''e'i7
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

You can DO lt easily, and you win
not have to deprive yourself OF q sinRls
comfort; On the contrary, you Will en-
jOy life more than Rver. How can you
accomplish this raeult? Elsily; cut
down your DOCTORS bills. When you
lose your appetite, and bsoome bilious
Bnd copttipstsd, and therefore low.
spirited, don't TuSh on TO the family
physician for . prescription, OF, on the
other hand, walt until you are Elok
Abed before doioR anything At AL; but
just go TO the dr1gsist, and for twenty
elsasaut PurgAtive Pellets. TAX,
them So directed, and our word for it
-.Dur unpleasant symptoms will dis
appear rs II by mGgic, you will bava n
big doc'or'a bill to pay, AMI every bod
Interested (oEoept tbs dCosoT), will fee
sAppy.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Thomas Du1T WIS aEEAIRnsd ct this
mornina'a session OF the oity coaFt on q
charge Of drunkenness. He plead that
u vas his dFst rfisDae, aud when the
JudRe atked bin II be hal any money
the chief replied that he understood he
bad sl0 deposited II the Front street
bank. Judge Turner irquirtd Vho was
the cashier. snd waa informed that Il
wAa Thomas Logan, proprietor Of . -.
loon. The priaOBer NAs sentenced IA
pay hne Of " and costs, whith will
cause him TO check out . part Of his de.
pcslk.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Thia morning Mary Douaberty, quite
& nlos looking young sifl who SAID tht
WAa 10 yeArt old, Was Sgaln AEraiRpe1
before Judge Turner, AMI the cdloei
who made the arrest said bis attention
vas called o Mary about 30 O'Clock
this morning BY her brother, who sSid
that 81 had been drinking and vas
soinS of with some men. He foll
her 20 q house 10 the western part OF the
city and took ben ia custody. He alec
arrested the brother aud to * him 10 the
nall Ths girl Was committed until
Monday With the view OF getting her
In = home, while the brother wa Dis
charged,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Ths ThEes Unitsd Linhs-EasB LoaEs,
NO. "a, I. o. o. n, EntsFtains south
trenton Lodge, NO. 3B-rhsIr Bsoona
visit 70 Our Ony.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

The Cooperative Coal Company, whose
Office and yard lie At the foot of Orange
street, is two years old 10 day, and IT.
otperity during that time has been
wonderful Il was commenced ss an ex.
pertinent, but is now one OF the hxtd In
situations OF this city. The business ID
under the careful management of Law
renee Sova, wha has been largely in.
stramental in bringing g. 10 tie present
propol ton, T cal handled by this
company Is of the best qua ity, ana pur-
chasers are alwal assured of getting the
full 2240 pounds to the ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

DOR RENr-PLEAsAHr ROOMS,
Il furnished orunfnrnished with or with
out board, =, w. cor. h and King. sl4 %
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

NEW YORK Sept. I2ETe 'u'p'
extended to Chauhsev n n' ,l' vi
arrival on the stcam.Lin Pm P, ~, q
q great success. The si,a,n4 ' : ~ y "
Started down the bay ar7s Sau
paIly OF 2OO on board, c,n,Is,iSl !,
P,oyes Of the New YORK Ceetrsl y, Y
9i she " est Shore and DELEGATE, n, ~
fe1eral and UGluu League CInG 4
a Loomis, counsel for The Nsv
Central X laI, welcomed Mr. wv
brief addre E, To which Mr. nFP'
sponded in happy words, Ra,lp5..
the Yale alumni, Wallace Bra,sf w ".
coined MIR DeIew, After M
were read from Mayor Hewitt a.,
.. 3 Cox. Mr.. D pew was 49,.
lone from the foot of TyeptI.'
street. 'NF'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Last evening about 10 80 o'clock Beg
geAnt lAokbuTn, accompanied b. ofi'
Gers, Faided tba house OF Ellis Lee, No.
ll5 W. Hlevfu b street, on the charge Of
keeping q house Of I'LL fame. she wss
arrested together with two women IN
mates and tas6n 10 the hall. The
women were Recessed and z Ia Lee wGG
held In bail tor her appearance thls
morning beisTe the C.ty Court At the
hearing she pleaded guilty and vAs
sentenced TO pay penalty Of $50 and
COSTS
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

The Harmony Harrison s,d n
Club OF Mill Uretk Hu15To5 !.
night a. the l. ne tons M. = /.
house, With President Jc,snb p
mange 10 the chair dsysF.I r,v,
oers we're admitted, when M m
announced a membaSb!p d \
whom SO were Hnr,s-6 y,t,,l
$50. Capt. d 2 BaoalpsLsn !
". WAlber, Etq, made ilp,l,1
dr5sseei which we're enthud5lt'sl
ceived The o'ub resolve; 10 n.
10 itue MIL Ofess stJia 10 hlT
rally at 8randywlu6 spruu d
tenbsr att Aui ,ls3 to bsys,u
meeting st nOchessiu some rl.l,r
near future
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

BAuoH CHUNK, Sept. 1S.-The Ga
Estte Of this place viii print to morrow
The following letter to the editor, which
explAIns Itself;
INDIANAPOLIS. S5pt. 1883.
WILLIAM U. SHEPPARD. ESQ MRueh
Chunk, Pa. DsaE 6tF-I otBpot but
eXpress surprise that yOu Hhould ask me
such question re- that eOntslned IN
your letter OF 59ptsmb Ter 6, Damely,
whether l have ever sAid IN earnest that
a dollar a day WAS suouJh wages for g
worklnEmau. There msy be campaign
lies 90 plsuEible rs TO q7ira n denial,
bat this ig certainly not vi that SOFT
Very truly yours,
BENJAMIN HARRIGON
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Troy, N. Y, Hfp.. l3-as
George, wss dOb'roJ ID t.0Ihst
ing, TIE proPfft5 rat 5Euel hyl
seelye, Los, f-0o.O i5!sn
$50 eco.
BosT IN, Sep. ls The buliii
aecomb, Keh0e S Con, e Ii,alrl
was RutsGd b. Ego THO mgruig3.
$4,000
DETROIT, Met - s q. ia q
Way ne, nasr this city, ygt.Iaii
trcyad the S'w5.T b'ost, o=s 81 ilI
ess In the Town. loss S3;, tU9ipiI
insured.