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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29


WANTEo--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
i0nad
xQANTED-Two BUNDLE WASHERS. TWO
w pOiishers p sln aand e.s cining room and
klifhen giris Or the North IS general servants
iof 1he ely aud A. ladies' PzrlJfs. Tower bioeu
rs
lVANTED-GOOD GIRL IN SNAIL FAMILY,
W snd woman tor washing. Call II Daytou-sL,
Wess side fS5
lTANTED- BY A SMALL FAMILY DOWN
w town, good. conpeteni girl who can cook.
god wages 70 0oe sh0 : Competent Apply %
Sirs. Geo. Z. Qalmty "a Ransom st st once. 1s0tf
NVANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
w h0nsewofk- Apply IFS Hinter-sI i2
WAATkD-GIkL FOR CENTRAL HOUSE
w work IN small family, German preferred.
al az l35 Finn ave, near DiylslOn-sL lsl
ITANTLD-A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL AT THE
" Michigan House. lei
iVANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GERMAN
W girl 10 do general housework; no OF hers
need apply Nm. ". b. Smith, l75 North lonls-
- lsl
tVASTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W Work. kuqniFe MIs- Morse, l5I College-ave.
isi
lVANTED-1HOROUGH COMPETENT AND
w experienced dOahle entry b0okkeeper.
Give references state salary expected ana dis
criDe yours generally. Address }. a o., box
), this Office. fe3
IANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS DINING
W foofn girls, ages 81 per week. Oyster Bay
kesiaurent u and 38 .yOn4it- Is
WAATED-tlkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w Work. las North Division 81 German or
Swece preferred. lf0tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

MONEY 10 LOAN on CITY And FARM
n rrc1ertr Fl fs-xe - ~sf zrsr1< ~ - rzte
o. interest," Rssl Ektafe honsht ard aslf snf
hoFsses - rert Fer par5eafArS fn1Eirs - p
kverisl 4 O.. Eeal Estsle sr0kers. Boon q
Tvsuiiey bioak IS
{fGNsT To loan ~ crF1D RAJ reTsTE
III IA suns soz so9 - s1sS9 A 4 Anft3e
r4-tr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

a ysry LlEAf Day Au Ass<sa-nsthi4<
- sAs Fxs>szs ess<x-


Basiz~ss sss hg1s IA tae Polies court
YESTERDAY. only tzodranks ware II tAs box.
lean AeLAfyss s2s sissa tsssss dsss -
sobsr sp II. sHd T J. RehsDson pad 50
Cor fAs sane elfsDss. Jean Dels1e. tel
eaus hitting = n4lzazlee. ns1 kis ease al
isaf1sa nnnI tns 4tA- ksoert lsrtsac
szs foald z4llrs ~ keeping hls sai<>o8 epz8
sfssF hours aud s<DEe1ee sss siisE<n@sa 81
Am. Ckafiss S1Asssis sss Irie1 foE ke<P-
lnx 0psn sllsr h0aFs saa 1ggB1 Dot geliE9
he sas 4isehsrxsd H4lss Aalisf's liquor
ease a6i0arasd g1tll tks attn OF JAY
" ~. H8Fseuaa szps sci hts person snd
Ess Hnsd 81 sad ss,sls ca slxfy dzss "a jzsi;
ka 8as committed.
sUFxKaoa.-Tns Psopls ys. W. Polk Bra
nasn, ps.iary, o. trial
cIze0H.- Matte II. Rogers ". Hsnsoa
ii. kossrs. divorce oo trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

IVANTFD TO BUY-A FULL RLOODEDG GREY.
" hound. Address box X. Iceland. Mich. ls5
IIANTFD-TO Buy An ENGLISH PUG roc
W Immediately. Address l. Z 3. box 5. this
0Hsrr f4f
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Any aserespecifal rensrks abrnt xrsnd-
ee II the,r zrsnafather~ sursa1 ths
s~xs four nscHihs vii 81 regarded -
rfsnsive rsrrisanstir.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

c<~e sof fss5feHa< 70 & : = setnr tiork nsrl
= sFes Fesel f-sn - srs f-ese s. so I1
frer - srf t-nw - A. wT sis
sftoe ~ eefk-e - fzaEz - q q n ex.e frozs
s ~
C,hfto~e~ soise sss4.
TH<rznn< - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

ny NoCb Fos oCEE FoT sxNFR
~ Er ~ per crrz csssti1gs - kssslnr
Q 81 rer rsd hosf sesxrsred Fhuse - ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

r. better - hor- shsn n prucks~~
shss re crrasns esmpsizn vii ba -.
ffcu masi-shnsHg
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

train leaves Grand Espids sor kiiafsn =
10 = n. sFfivinf There ~ ~.
Thru1Eh tickets sod ~ principal poiDts IN he
United Stsies MEXICO and Canada ~ Iniou
Ticket once
A. fNfTF q = a. Cleveland.
NJ BooTz DeJos 1icket AFept
CEo W. HUEsoF City Jickef Agent
1akfne effect kav ~ iks
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
For Renf--Ynsfness Places.

JrOR RENT - NILLFRS LOOK HERE A
L good improved grist mill 70 Tent water
power. In live viz age. Address J. j., box 8.
this ofhce. iss
TO RENT "A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
liekt manufacturing. steady power, At No. :
Pearlsf. Enquire Of G. B. Judd or 4 L. Thwing.
gltf
TOR RFNT-OSE-HAfF OF TIE STORE
L 40. = Canalst. For particulars enquire Of
q A Herwin. l2ltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Il W. eFrkrEFn Nf7TTr 40 sTors6
scssfh 1zf1seon-s i@sf
rrR RNfTrae eTrsF7 f&rERn sxn
Hc~e1 sxpe-r pseEssx ter1 - se@.r7 nettss
= Eadcf 4 Hes- a. selskz DieElsy - -
p1.w~ se, "a <&Ess
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Jfnnfed-BOdrd.

yyANTED-RooM AND BOARD WITH A
w snail family, for an Invalid young girl. for
which a suitable price viii Be paid, city or
country J. ". H0fcornh. q Lyon st ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
lFTEorT. GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE

bsilf. sHufeTs eIceF'ed f1riiT.
Detroit krVres has pErior csf - tittrdt max
ing aIfct CONNECTIONS tof al p0ipfe ESsl srfiFiug
ir tew York ~ 1910 O. ~ nes< dsv lifniiei
Express esst las through siespef from faFsfd
Eapids 81 NisFsve fsIis c0nEecfingsi Milwaukee
3Ureti0n with thrOvCh seepfn to foTonio
1hrOvfh ticfett end sieepsne csr births secured
a. j.. q. n. 4 n. xsifuss onsces. - Mcufse s.
snd 81 the dtTot
Tss fsNrFFfs. City Pes Aren't
CEe. =. EEErs. Trsfc 8knaegr. ltlcar0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

He nsuksx ef lfB<s Al any - sss<x<szpeEs
xsk t< fss1a - als-siEg tks asxz les ~
weEss - sssss. A.y k<rfof ikzs >aAted
sxo1s fskE tIns-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

CtTESwtS-cAN add a "a ITVF sNsfT.
= s-ries. Ore sse1s esr7ess e. sH ofeer< 1r
g y - = -. 9 Bex 1871. Se~ York I'D
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Water Co|oTFTescoeing.
superior in OIL. in point Of Durability a.
vel ss Beauty
100 Doses One Dollar

rexlgns and estimates VII be n1rnlsnei. on Al.
ricston. by The lndersi <nei f5- artistic iaferio-
Decorating. ccni pcfiag in price snd heauty of
TIE perm snent wsier coisr ~Ausi- X si~0sr ne =
~ Euarsntee - do this artistic snd 8l4raala
deCofsfing N IS IN produce better effects f,r the
t,e <ar1c rtorn witn waf-raper either t1 cheap
Or elslCrsfe Hurx sfd TIE sex = zrsarSuteei -
ing 81 - re-faish re wsns with The salae CT sav
efher fnisn
Tia ceiling - rhe rex erfrsree n rawprs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The soft glow OF the Tea rose 10 acquired
By ladies' who use Pozzonis Compie sl0n
Powder. Try Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
For Reylf--Hoifses.

IOR RENT -FIRsT-CLAss FURNIs HE'D
Il house with large shady yard and east front
located on south Dtvision-st.. just south Of Hall
81. References required. Luton < Dunton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Hasfesf-To Erchaa0e.

IxTANf En-TO VIGILANCE FOB CITY PRO.
W perry IN ifrs1d Rs0i6< or good fiEa Der isnas
r. Nichlgsn. grisf Eil foinz rcod baS.ness.
Genre M.ch ts<
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

FrgFn \ Nsnistee. 1zIs irsrfrn. Eftfwlr - - IN
fIefr frHf fxeers Sun6es 1Ds.y extefE
@efarasr ia iF eroerf HonseF
- ece' fes - fieap3 arr J Icfeff o. =
g ~ traIr. - 1fsas.sf Ysrl,e go ~ f1sic1so "a
u - Z n traln-Na exfrs ctSFEf ~ seraF
Tfyoe1Sf eieertrf ena fflztf ~ - reff tnfien
spoiis e. lt.snsrs<tif eizl.f Expres frstns--
ra5r-fBts~ T5eket eg<.ae f Eoe rne@a
~ a cskFEFTFE. 1rt1t tsnaEer.
TfizTkK a 6sVE74 k8f fsen pf@ teent
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


COR sALE.-MY ENTIRE STOCK or GROCER
Il les ana txtpres at ~ per cent. discount. Must
be sold this week +. NJ. White. . Canal-st 81
nor SALE CHEAP-AN UPRIGHT PIANO,
4 secoDdr hand good IS rev, at a great bar
gain. Enquire OF Paul ". Friedrich, No. "A Pesrl-
81. 1sf
J,OR SALE-A PEW FULL-BLOODED GREY
I hound pups. Address box X, iceland, Mich
JSg
EOR sALE-OEE FULL BLOOD JERSEY
Il male calf tao weeks old. Apply at 276
Madison-ave. le6
COR SALE-H0RSE AND CARRIAGE FOR
i sale cheap at sos FourthSt. lS4
COR SAl.E CHEAP-THE HANDsOMEST
pony in the city; years old. broken TO ba n
ness and saddle, gentle as kitten, Just the thing
for children or ladies. Apply TO Chas. Baxter.
No. Canal 81, Western Union Once. l75tf
COR sALE--A THOROUGHBRED SADDLE
+ horse, well broken for driving single or
double. Enquire Of e. ". Walters Omnibus
Barn, Nos Is and IL Waterio0St lS
TOR sALE-A STOCK OF DRUGS AT sULLI-
j van, Mich. There are five saw mills in vcin-
ity and busipess profitable. Good reasons for
selling. j. B. Watson. CCopersville, Mich. l67tf
COR sALE-FAsT TROTTER. BAY GEORGE.
II Fine roadster. gentle, snitsble for ladies 10
drive. J. f. Homan, Is Csnal-st. 1851
NOR SALE - AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
machinery for a frst class laundry also
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
of q. A. Bersin, No. II Canalst. l34tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

fItiiF. Al othen oelly f1oe ~ sunday.
tiefpirc rtr fffn CU BfcIfif and Al sntfc ~
presses fo ard from Detroit. ~ isTiof car run Ga
Day Esrrcs suc Grand Eafads fsVfes " euo
from fletryii iiifscf cornecti01f made 81 Dctfya
viii 81 tiirulEh train Eat ficseis on eaie sf
frion TIckef ofice 81 Monroe - rnd ~ r1Ifot
CHss y KonFfs GsnI Ar e. Nonross
.. " Krc1If. 9. ?. and 7 a. CbiosFo
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Real Esfate--C0ftstfry

rOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HOTEL, COST
IT. sl.,0 nicely furnished, beautifully situated,
doing good business We viii sacrifice largely
for cash. or vii. take part in real estate Too
much other business. Address hotel Oronoko.
Berfien sIring>, Mich. lS5
EOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
II acres. with frame house, one mile and a
quarter from Hallst. Apply at Mrs J. q. Walk
ers IL South Division -. l2su
C,OR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate OF the late Daniel ScheTmerhorn,
one mile west Of the ely, fronting BridgeEt. II
is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
cenlDg May tie sold In from ten % Thirty acre
lots. Apply To lr. Nbiworib, administrator, ie2
Fourth ST. OR nj Rapids Mich l02tt
E0R sAif- sfNE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
good fam snd city property for sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call at Lovett block, Canal
ST. opposite sweets Hotel. A. r Antisdei. AIT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
l|!|!I!I!I!1!I!II
III III | | / 1 / / J / / / /
10 80 48 IS 40 t5. so f.ke
Is IS 50 20 50 65 90 z.8a


u ASTzD - THREE COMPETENT NEw ;
epot
WASTED- ENERGETIC MES AND W0MES
W csnFssefs Aoneg 20 bs made - those
KaeaniEs bEEsinzzz address T. stoDe, 81 5ohns.
Ale1- iss
lIASTED- Lay 2. MIDDIE-AGED MAS
" sth afss class Gay TaifFsnees Position
Pefmansnt. b. ~ FOX 5 oo<th Dlyislsa-ss
6Eand kspids. Aieh- is
tCASTED = RUBBFRs AND yARSfsaERs.
w Apfiy ~ once Oriel Cabinet Company. is<
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

TOR sALE-A PEW FULL-BLOODED GREY-
I hound pups. Address box X, iceland, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

CIze0a.- Matte II. Rogers ss. Hsnso
ii. Eossrs. divorce; o. trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

EOR SALEe-MY ENTIRE STOCK or GROCER
Il les ana fixtures at ~ per cent. discount. Must
be sold this week i. NJ. White s9 Canal-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
TRAIN THE TdRIF2

GRAND RAPIDS d INDIASA-IN EFTE
W o:cober 2. 1857.
ecINo roRTu
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
n aiad Queen.

2-Grsnd Nstinees wednesday and Sst1rdsy-2
Nafines fT1ces-la r. ard q certs
Everiag Admission--f5 = sud 8 cents
NO HiGHER
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

CoR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
L either single OF en- sl:ite Apply to Room 40,
Power 5 Optra House block. Pearl-st 226f1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

TOR sALE-0NE Full BLOOD JERSEY
It male calf tso weeks old. Apply at 276
Madison-ave. lS6
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

NOR SALE CHEAP-AN UPRIGHT PIANO,
4 secopd- hand good as rev. at great bar
gain. Enquire Of Paul " Friedrich No. "A Pesrl-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

sUFxkloR.-Ths People IS. W. Polk Bra
nasn. pssiafys o. tFizL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
s.G4croUs POLITICAL MANAGER

Washington dispatch To The Boston Advertiser
life and energy pcrmeate every crevlcc OF the big
white structure overlooking Thomas circle. where
Edward Mcpherson and his stat OF helpers are bus
ling AID hurrying with tho work Of the Republican
congressional aupa,En Committee. The spacious
reception rooms Of thc Republican League headquarters
have been turned into the busiest of workshops.
Tables filtered with papers occupy every available
space bundles of tracts and pamphlets packed In
the corners and a peep behind the scenes discloses
groups OF schbbMg clerks bent over the long benches
But the motive power behind the whole Is to be
fnpud In the keen lace and eager eyes OF the sandy
bearded secretary who watches and directs everything
from behind well used roller top In one OF the corner
rooms. Secretary Acfhcison Is never az rest, ana
routine work OF the committee 10 direct, but keeps
an eye on cvefy district In the country, and every
hit OF political news or gossip floats into head
quarters Is carefully turned Us him Into the channel
where II will be Of the greatest service as warning
or a hint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
1 NEW PHASE OF THE STEWART CASE.
SARAH N. SMITH ANSWERS ONE OF EXJuDGE
UrIToN's DEFENCES

SARAH n. SMITH ANSWERS ONE OF EX-JUD6E
HILToNs DEFENCEs.
Argument was heard by Justice Patterson IN inc
supreme Court special term yesterday on the ue
murrer TO the reply of Sarah N Smith 10 the iour'h
defence Of ex-Judge Henry Hilton, as set up IN MS
answer to the complaint in her suit to have the con
veyance OF Mrs. Cornea NJ. Stewards interest III
the firm Of A. T. Stewart d Co. set aside 10 nave
a receiver appointed and an accounting maio ana Tor
other relief from alleged fraud on the part OF oh
in obtaining property of the stewart estate
In this fourth defence the ground was taken that
az the plaintiff had asscntcd to the probate oil Mrs.
Stewards WILL in which the convcyances complained
NJ were virtually affirmed by the testairx the
p,alntf was estopped thereby from attaching those
conveyances. The reply TO this admits 'ha' the
viii IS valid but denies that by asserting to probate
the platntn has lost her right of action In this
case. 49,
Frederic r. Couiert and Martin & Smith APP
peared for the plaintiff, and Elihu Root, eA-Surro-
gate Rollins and ex-Atorney General Leslie W Rus
sell for the defendant AL those Interested IN inc
will are co-defendants in the case, but the answer
to which the reply was made Is signed ny hi'oi
alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
PLANS OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS.

James f Nugen is making extensive preparations for
IN elaborate production Tom Craven's meodrama The
Fugitive the star Theatre late in November. Philip
Goatcher is painting q shipwreck scene
Kate Casteton's piece A Paper Doll" proves
to be an old English farce originally known as CHR
ruper's Fortunes"
brief career on Philadelphia stage. conemplates
New-York debut late this season.
The regular season at the Fifth Avenue Theatre begins
October 90 with the only engagement here this season
of Joseph Jefferson An important production OF The
Rivals will be given for which Mrs John Drew has been
suecialy engaged The John Gilbert Will proba
bly, be added the cast also
Wilson Barrett is to build new theatre in london
The site selected is IN 81 Martins bano' ''I'A"">
Charing Cross Road.
Jobn r. schocnel and Agnes Booth are said to have
uortgaced their property at Manchesteroy theSea III
Guiding the Masonoma House. for $4,000.
Mines Ieviek who have been engaged IN
Margaret Mather's support this season. mas oeen eN
rs Helen Barry's leading man.
MANY managers who in hot haste 70 cancer 'hei
dates in the South owing 10 the yellow tever soaIo "
now anxious TO get them back again. as IL Is NOT ho"
believed the business VIII DC seriously "" f
month Of November
The decision given BY Judge Ingraham IN 'he oupeN
Court on Thursday the Of Kramer against Amoee
takes the old Bowery Theatre out OF Manager
.,rds and Mr. Kramer gets possession OF MS properly
al, Ferdinand w uofele is to be the new MANAGER
and after taking will continue to produce pays
in the English language -,
Wesley Ssson. Of the Madison Suu".o ,,..p -,
oDe 70 Chicago to attend tAs opening Of Partners az
a. chicoco Opera House. on his return ne VIII oe
located At Pamers Theatre the representative OF V"
Palmer in the mans cement 49,.
Miss Fanny Rice OF the Casino Company saiu yes'eI
n that she had net arranged next season although
49, h ocoivcd so yera .ncrs managers who wish 10
have her star in comedy operetta number OF manu-
.cnts Of comedies been submitted to her Also ou'
yst she has found nothing which she considers suo io
her should she decide TO star Her en1a-tro"s ~, -.
bafor
80 che NAV she wants she may otherwise she says
,h,t she Is likely 10 remain in comic opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
PROTECTION views ARE BEST.
PRESIDENT HARPER GIVES THE RESULT OF PER

soNAL INVESTIGATION WHILE ABROAD.
The directors, officers and employees of the Mu-
ual Reserve Fund Life Association yesterday
afternoon extended formal welcome
home to Edward b. Harper their president,
who has lust returned from threc-m months business
OF Great Britain, Ireland and Europe. The re-
ccpton was held in the main Office Of the associ-
alton, the third floor of the Potter Building.
Alfred Taylor, the president, made the welcoming
speech on behalf Of the association In reply MI
Harper gave a description Of the various scenes he
had witnessed and of his enjoyable experiences. He
saId also that while travelling he had made thor
ougn investigation Of the condition OF labor In all
the countries that he visited and that he believed
Il to be his duty, as an American citizen, TO lay
before his hearers certain facts OF which no had
become cognizant Continuing, he said In substance
Il have been profoundly impressed with the de-
graded condition Of the workngmen in England,
ireland and Europe and India. l even went out OF
my way to ascertain II what has been said about
1t by Protectionists was correct. now know by
personal observation and inquiry that 1t Is as bad
and even worse in some cases than II has becn de-
scrbcd. ! visited sixteen countries and found 1t to
be the thing In many different kinds OF en-
ployment. The wages paid in this country arc
than double, the average, those gwen In
Europe. This is due to Protective Tariff. In
making these remarks, | am not attempting to die
tate to any member Of this association as to whom
he shall vote for. leave that to the Individual
| lay these facts before you, and zach one must
decide for himself. Any who does not take a
stand on one side the other In this contest Is
coward These remarks made a deep impression
upon the several hundred people who were present
and were received with great applause
DR.. r. 5. Macarthur, who was present, spoke next
In his usual happy style. The significance OF Dir.
Harpers remarks will be understood from the fact
that he was for tariff for revenue 0nly' In 1884,
that he organized six Cleveland and Hendricks clubs
and took most active part in the campaign generally
To Tribune reporter he said yesterday Ny ideas
Of political economy for this country have been totally
reversed by my European trip am no longer
Free Trader. and, moreover, i would not De III any
way associated with the party that advocates that
policy. have tho statistics 10 prove everything
/ said this afternoon. A tariff for protection, pure
and simple is what we want Everybody In England
that l met was in favor Of the election OF Cleveland
And well they may be. but | propose TO advocate
the cause OF Americans first last and all the time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
PRESIDENT ARrHURs GUIDE IN TROUBLE.

Bull Germanyne, who accompanied President Arthur
and Rufus Hatch I'm their tour through iei1"stohe
Park in 1883 as hunter and guide, was prisoner 10
the First Precinct Court Newark yesterday charged
with milling two revolvers on John scheel, insur
ance agent. of No. 35 Bowery ST., on Sunday. Ger
mayne has spent most OF his life hunting in Montana
and in the Little Missouri region. a few years ago
he came TO Newark and opened gun store and bar
room combined in spnngheld-ave. lie married whiie
in Newark and all went well until. as ne says the
insurance agent made trouble BY going OIL with MIS-
Germayne Justice Rodrigo advised the western man
~ snny 10 the courts for divorce and dismissed him
from arrest Germayne in appearance and dress Is
a perfect counterpart Of Buffalo Bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
DIFFICULTIES WITH THE NEW OPERA.

1t is understood that Miss Gertrude Griswods res
ignaiion from the Casino opera company anu her
surrender Of the leading role in The feomen Oh
the Guard was the outcome of misunderstanding
with Richard Barker, Gilbert and sullivan's stage
manager, concerning some business In the part
short but difficult dance in connection with her
entrance song which Miss Griswold was unable 10
execute satisfactorily Miss Bertha Rcci, who was
engaged 10 sing the same part with the western
company, and TO appear In IT at Chicago on October
90 has been rehearsing with the home company for
the last few days and will probably sing the part
here tho first week.
The opening night Of the opera promises 10 be
brilliant one so far there have been $50 applications
for seats In excess Of tho capacity of the house.
Yesterday Press Agent Barton discovered that inc
title of the opera was " The YeOmen Of the Guard"
instead of The Yeoman OF the Guard Several hun
dred Autograph and three sheet stands bearing the
latter title had been sent up from the printers
less than an hour before the discovery and tine was
then limited to get out new printing The er-
roDeous title will, consequently, probably cllnS 10
the opera in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
1.-THE STAR" SEIZED FOR DEBT
ATTACHMENTS FOR s1i,9O3 1.-THE COMPANY TO
BE SPEEDILY REORGANIzED.


Under Sheriff John b. sctxon yesterday walled into
the business office Of The NewYork Star at Broad
way and Park place. and formally attached the
property Of the newspaper for debts aggresating
Sl4.003 1o, due TO Perkins, Goodwin & Co.. dealers
in paper supplies at No. G6 Duane-st His action
caused CONSERVATION among the employees, who Tor
several weeks have been getting their weekly wages
on the rstalment plan7 There was hnrrying to and
fro messengers were dispatched in hot haste in differ
ent directions and for while the wheels OF the con
Germ ceased 10 revolvc Late In the afternoon, Excise
Commissioner Andrews who IS a stakeholder In the
paper: Surveyor Beate and Thomas Costigan, the
rotund supervisor of The City Record held con
ference at the Office Of the paper
After they left the place, MrAckerman, tho business
manager, announced that while the money to meet the
attachments was not forthcoming yet the paper would
come out right along and support Cleveland and
Mayor Hewitt though n was liable to encounter more
attachments. Mr.. Alderman added that within the
sixty DAYS which the law allowed the Sheriff for max
ing returns upon the SUITS The Star" Company
would be reorganzed. II IS understood that negotia
ton sare pending with John Il. Mclean which are on
the point OF being closed.
Charles W Dayton, counsel for the Excise Board and
County Democracy leader OF the NXIIId Assembly
District, served notice upon Sheriff Grant yesterday
that he holds chatiel mortgage Of $4,000 upon all
the presses machinery and other property OF " The
STAR Company. The mortgage was gwen January
"a 1856 for money advanced by the mortgage.