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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

The Tenth Great Fair of the
W. NJ. A. & /. Society is over,
and pronounced "a brilliant
success.
Illustrating in a forcible
manner the spirit of enter
prise and courage existing IN
the people of Grand Rapids
and Western Michigan over
even the adverse elements.
Our magnificent display IN
the Art Hall, was said TO be
the finest of its kind ever seen
in the State.
Carpets of every description
and value; Rugs from every
cline; Draperies of the latest
styles, from home and foreign
loom; Dress Goods of English,
French, German and Ameri-
can make; Cloth Seal Plush
and genuine London Dyed
Seal garments of the very lat
est styles; Silks, Satins, Vel
vets and Pushes, all beauti-
fully displayed and forming
a combination of enhancing
beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
A FUNERAL SILENCE.
Doctors Gigs aud Hesrsos the Only
Vehicles on the streets.

Doctors Gigs aud Hesrsos the Only
Vehicles on the streets.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. pa funeral
silence reigns today. No church tells tell
us that it is Sunday. In fact the ONLY
thing to indicate the day is that there are
not 80 many negroes on the street and
around the commissary rooms ~ at other
times. Traffic on the strests consists Of
doctors' gigs and hearses. This mornings
report seemed more favorable than yestsr-
day mornings. There Is also . little
encouragement CLEANED from the fact that
YESTERDAYS death rate was low, though
there were more cases than ever before.
There were l33 new cases reported today.
ninety of whom are colored, and ten
deaths, as follows: Mabel Thomas, Mrs.
See.her. Louis Bruner, Judge Whitney, l..
e. Smith. G. F. Howe. w. Il. Simmons
Mrs Smith, Rev. w. Z. Ross, (colored) pas
tor of Mt Zion Baptist church, and
Georgisna Browning. Total cases to date,
1878 total deaths, 2l2.
The inventor OF o healing process, called
the electro-libation cure,-of which nobody
seems TO know the nature-clalms 10 have
cured J. j. Dawson. a printer, who was
attacked by the fever Friday night, and
after treatment went to sleep and swok e
free from fever.
There are scores of alleged preventives.
but this is tne only known case of appar-
ent cure so far. The regular physicians
condemn such exper iments, and deny that
any good can come of unscientihc treat
meut
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

For This Present Week.

100 doz Ladies Union Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, with
fancy borders, prices THREE
for TEN CENTS.
Our entire stock of the well
known Queen Bess" Corsets
at 80 cents each.
The balance of our "Pan-
dora" French woven Corsets
at only 20 cents each.
% doz. Mems Derby Ribbed
Half Hose at % cents, worth
double.
100 doz. Mems latest Fall
styles of Neckwear at % and
so cents.
500 doz. Ladies Fall and
Winter underwear from the
cheapest to the best silk,
bought direct from manufac-
turers and in large quantities.
We defy competition.
900 celebrated Gloria"
Umbrella, in 26 and Is inches,
Gold OF Silver head at 500
each. 700 sold by Us of this
one grade alone since May lst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

muffisd drum was beaten.
Tue rsmains we're dsposi-e6 IA the vault
and In dismissing the assembled friends,
DR.. Fluhrsr said: An old German saying
has come down TO Us that . man makes
three kiud, Of friends In this world-the
gains he aeeumulates, the hearts whom he
loves, and his good works. The wealth Is
the fir,t TO leays him wien death lays its
hand upon the form. The loved ones go to
the tomb and turn from IL and pass to their
homes. But his good works follow him
through all the years. praising bis
name and making hallOwed his memory
So let IL De with him.
Ia addition 10 the thousands of our own
citizens. there were many prominent people
in attendance from all parts OF the Sote.
Special trains were run from Detroit, k1ia-
mazOO and Muskegon. The Detroit train,
which came over the new g.. r. l.. & ID.
railroad, was composed Of General Ayers
and General Manager Mulliken's private
cars. and brought the following twenty
seven members Of the Loyal Legion: Gen
%. n Poe. Gen. Il. A. Alger, Gen. l.. 5.
Trowsridge, Gen. F. W. swift, Col. A. X
White, Col. s. r. Pittman, Col. II. +. Smith.
Major Gsorge w. Chandler. Major J. Sum
nsr Rogers, Capt. K. Eckredge Capt J. 5
Land. Capt. j. T. Patton. Capt. II. K.
Abbott Capt. Jacob Bristol, Adjutant j. &.
C. H. Curtis, Lieut.. William Hull. Lieut.. l..
H. Chamberlain. Lieutenant Ieamons,
Lieut.. Jas Vernon Lieut.. L. h. WeltOn.
Lieut.. Henry Starkey, q. l.. Williams. J. b.
Aulnken. Geo. II. Hopkins, George W.
Mulliken.
From Kalamazoo there were Col. K. ID.
Burns and Capt. G. n. Dickinson. of the
LOYAL Legion. Fred X. Bush. stephen Cobb.
Colonel Dunbar Henry +. Hoyt, James
Monroe. Harry Hoyt Ben. A. Bush. g. :.
Dayton. ) A. Browne Frank G. Balch.
Dalls B0udeman, H. G. Potter W. 5. Dew
ing. T. \. CO0b. B. e. Dickinson.
The Muskegon train brought A. Y. Mann,
q. r. Hackiey. l.. G.. Mason. r. p Easton.
: r. stevens, T. J. Waters. Seth Lee. II
y Hovey. A. A Wood John Torrent, r.
II McCrscksn. John Weeden. II. J Hoyt
T. c. Clark, Alex. Rodgers, d. Rodgers, +
~ Jevett.
As the different trains arrived
the delexstions marched in a body 20 the
house. and, after viewing the remains
went 10 the rendezvous At the Morton
where lunch was psrtaken OF. All the
trains LETT soon sftsr tbs services.
large As was the number who Joined in
the ceremonies IN honor Of the dead. il did
not contain 8 tiths Of those who mourned
Ia many a humble home prayers wers
offered and tears were shed. uuheard and
IN witnessed save by God. Sadness seemed
20 pervsds ths whole city. The name Oi
the dead man was on every lip. and il Wa
felt that he one bad been lost who could
De east spared BY the community.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
CANNON BALL" CATTLE TRAINS.
Fast Transportation from the Far West
Inaugnratsd.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. T., Sept. 23.-A new era
in transporting live stock from the far
West to the Atlantic seaboard has been in
sugurated by q New York company. and
the first train of Idaho beef cattle to make
the run through was loaded September %.
al Soda Springs, by the Soda Springs Land
and Cattle Company. This shipment con-
sisted Of SO head Of fine steers, averaging
1850 pounds each. aud were loaded in the
new improved palace cars. having a COM
partment for each animal. The stock is
fed and vstered in transit. A time
schedule OF twenty-five miles An hour
has been figured, which would deliver
the stock in the New York market in less
than one hundred and twenty hours. fresh
from the Idaho range, 2500 miles distant.
Ii IS intended 70 establish a rapid transit
line. each car being equipped with dining
and sleeping car in charge of 8 train master
and special crew The stock will not be
unlosded. and the only DELAYS will be one
or two hours in replenishing the water
tanks. The animals will De feeding At ell
hours on the Journey. The first train left
Soda Springs Thursday At 5 2. m; Raw
lings at COS =. m. Friday; Laramie lO45,
arrived a. Cbsy euns las ?. m. and reached
Omshs Sat urdsy noon. making l.025 miles
in about fOrty-three hours. The first 500
milss vas over mountain grades, but the
runniEg speed on ths ranges was from
forty to forty-fve miles through.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
WILL CORRECT HIS MISTAKE.
Ex-Gov. Pound, Who Voted for Cleveland
in 1884, to support Harrison.

Ex-Gov. Pound, Who Voted for CIevelan q
in 1884, to support Harrison.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 23.-Ex..Gov.
Thsd Pound passed through the city yes
terdsy, on his way home TO Chippewa
Falls from Washington. Governor Pound
four years ago was the leader of the mug
wump movement in the Northwest. This
year he will vote for Harrison and Morton.
He still has a high opinion Of Nr. Cleye-
land, but differs with him on the question
of the tariff In conversation with a Mdii
correspondent Governor Pound said he
noticed in the last few weeks a much more
confident tone among Republicans. They
seemed to have gotten their second wind.
and were making what looked to be win
ming race.
What is more significant to my mind,
said the Governor, is the position taken by
business men OF my acquaintance IN New
York and other points IN the East. Nearly
every one who voted for Mr.. Cleveland four
wears ago will this year vote for Harrison.
They have the friendliest feeling for the
President. and. had IL not been for the tsrifl
message. would have been supporting him
today. But they cannot stand his views on
the subject Of the tariff. President Cleve-
land made bad mistake when be wrote
that message and he has been making mat
ters worse instead of better ever since.
have made several visits to New York and
| know what ! am saying. IL II useless to
talk Of free trade for this country. The
people do not want IL. The President IN
bis message runs counter to the tide which
carried him into the White House. He vii
hRd this out when the election IS over
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
AMUsEMESr MOTIFS

Wiihsn Yousr Jr. s,r tbs past four
vssrs scu nscfsa vft1 tas '0csi ths sfrss
0iasd Gf ucrs's C0rspsry hsre SATURDAY..
swsnias and tontEbs - ~l nsxs 81
-.asdes sssrs o. Cie-ssnd. 0hio. a. ass u
se Tsaptscons
McKs. Rankin. il "a fRuns~sv Wa. -
a. Pe~>r< L'rers House tomorrow srT
p siae~sisv night-. 49, 1n3cahtedlv 1rsr
car a 'arEp number 81 tsesfrs gers. Cins-
tenth ~ ths 1st proceeds = - - zi-ss Z,
ne yellow ever suT-reTs Of the S.outa.
vaase condition = a. deplorshls
cfl-uorrs Tweiv. Tsurrssi0us Cr~,
raav fsr.rted fr1n 80 axe She-s a N,rh-
gar ssutasTn iepet IN taelr ca specs
-srs Yesterday sfseraocu. far Cisvslsni
~hers tsev p.sy = Tses = ssxsssaseas
TIE 81 ver sour ~lth Nee F-.- u
Der erss6eu ~ ia per II xr- ~f1
ssCapy 40 st<<~ - sss@sn<s -, puuk
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

Nv YoEK, Sept. 23.-Ths statement vas
Published yesterday that Congressman
Bo1rks Cochran. who defended Tbomss B.
Kerr. the sx President Of ths Brosivsy
Eurfscs railroad. when be vas un6er in
aictment f0T bribery hss hsd some tro0sis
in collecting bis Zee Of So 0o0, snd ibtt hs
vas goi1g % Sc for tsst sun Al The
orics of Cochrsn A Clsrr in tie Portsr
6uil6irs IL %. STATED tat NJ. Cocbrsn
-ss a. rs country boass a. ss0cs Point.
IoBe Island NJ Clark ~ss out o to~r
sna - chisf clerk oid test be fuer
= citing soo1t The Dsfte- o. the sceount.
vhich vs asf cn tss Scofs - TIE 5rua.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
AL MOST DESERTED
\ GLOOMY SUNDAY At DECATUR
Only About $50 Persons Left In the Ala
bama Town - A Funeral siie.os st
Jscksousihs The Death
Rate Less.

DEcAruH Ala, Sept 23.-To day has been
the gloomisst Sunday IN DecAturs history.
There are hardly more than $50 people in
town. two-thirds of whom are colorsd. A
special train with about hity refugees left
about midnight last night. 1t is scarcely
probable that any more will be permitted
10 leave There were but two cases and no
deaths today. This would be cheering
news were II not that SO little remains for
the scourge 10 fasten itself on. The total
number of cases 10 date IL Il totai deaths,
4. The city is well provided with both
physicians and n Urses, and all who lsit the
city have left the II places IN order.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

40 fAl4NWe 1HA1 VAST 81 AUkss uf
cI.a Hesiis - seeaFs IS eaasf a. lee aays ht
tatlals sl 4. = ifsY.u
loteA fob saAf Ita VACANT lCIr ~
ii Hatu a tsir ..a lgI saIs ale4tt - iHsu.
aoo-s, na.as sosts ss iai reat Tax a
lases AIS lueel a..sb
la0k ~AlE-I hAkf enNf lNlflt RaN-
Esins in iloil,fs vacant tt'ts saa iaras h1a
49, "a e@st is1 laoait a' a. eaaisl isi a4ee- faaf
t1s q follt s lorer alsal a
pok sAlK-A NlhI Ho1N IoUsE ANl g.
ioa l0t q s.0sls.tia aE1 tala F.eit kalssr.
ise GI.lks faIa tl.s cable Ca all etVrH lfa| a.
u0m tht Fasial ifiae e. k aasl daun
eN iso larnrI IuI aua tNe rlsa Ha1sts
Ailh u.l pa arl l0 lSAL tT.et 81 tsso
oaas1 ulc.at aEfut y Came si. gaon
I,OR sAIE Heisf ANl Iof oN tIANgf-
L sl.. ouf oH lafaI glia a.. uNs oa las leral
ltsl silutt asn iltVil ift4tItf ilsi sslf te -
- A is Nf1irftf iI Dlf.tf i-fis iI iit rtf ts
ssis u 1ss i.a lt ana y fl3inHo.a eve 1ioii
lsoh hAif-HUlHEs AND ltIr NsCANT
i lUE sua farm foulp liIoiat lsif Llus i It-ct
.an hufhes = ltol4As luaaas 81 aud B.. Aee
re .seusAl hrlf ~
UoIsf- Ions AID FARMS f1k hAfE
ii cheap iU Aaeuaels N NU1Asm blark.
corner 80 Aaglas sla li|f IsiuH sis sN
IOR SARA IAFUf NAICf pNf1fN6
/ lolleg "a Spring lof ts.i.sl a Ieai fs ie
CFsiiius hull-< tt lamss-sl. lol t.au ara -
Q acre iEln in rlsns iaI . .H Ell ca sm@.
ieynlcIf L. sE1 itAtslsfi.t itfntk A. lispf,sf.
hon l-s. isosAfo bioet ofel tui.ie ianre-y
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
A Marine seuzstion.

LospoS, Sept 23.-Ths captain and frst
mate of the British bark Gylfe have been
arrested on charge OF having attempted
to scuttls their vessel. The Gylfe sailed
from Quebec for Green ock July 3, and was
sighted oy the steamer Persian Monarch on
August II fying . distress sigma. Fer
crew lsft her and boarded the steamer.
which took them 70 N.r Yors, where they
made . charge Of bsrrstry against The cap
tain. The captain and first mate also
boarded the steamer. but returned 70 their
vssssi on fndiRg that th. second mate vss
determined 70 remain on board Of bsr.
The three men brought the vessel into
Quesnstov1. where shs arrived oepten-
Der
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

GsAxr Fozzs Dsk SEP. = -In pTizs
fEht il esrn bs-s TestsT'sT NOR ~ -
t-.<a a. unknown szd George Fsi snss
q Wirnip~z. - isttsr rscsiTs1 b.or ever
to hssrt wheh lad hin Hst A docsor
rss "a = eat F1 sast grsv rorse sd
5le1 dang - sftsrn cor. D. - - a.
rssfe5 49, 40 Ts~e - rsr1s - ssr
rrtt. szt - ssstiy oec sr-e - 1nore-cs.
sstsrneon soae 01s n-oss 80 icek -
10 stsfios hsas- SocT s11 sao~e3 6arrs.f
~ ssw.rsi sfner r~sorsrs - escsp~ p =
xszsrs , s.sisrsa 80 . ths zsE sso aAses
gsl.5sn>aE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
a NARROW ESCAPE.
The Priscs.S Of wales aud Her Daughters
Nearly Run over.

LovDoS. Sept. 23.-A telegram from
Vienns. stating that ths Princess Of Wales
and her daughters whils driving in pony
carriage near Gmundsn. a day or two ago.
approached the level railway crossing heed
sss Of the ringing Of an electric bell giving
warning 0f the coming train. The Princess
made no halt a. she reached The crossing
until tT0 drsvbsrs worked By distant siz
nal boxes. we're lowered These prevented
either advance or rsfrest and the train
-ss rapidly oesring the crossing Colonel
Clarke. Who vas attending the Princess
ieapsd from the csTrisEs, and. duckink
under ne bar caught ths pony bT he
head and turned him into The fence just ss
the train pssssd. The escape ~ the party
from death vas most prsvi8sstisL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
FATALLY BURNED.
Az Aeeiaent okteh fEsssNtsa tue " Al
sop ss~shy kaxeL

txs-ss.st .t-sss-s -seee-s
AgsEEsas ssgL -. 4e nsEt beI~esn
JseE w.aHss. 81 Grand ks s-Ss, AID Joe
S6esby. II lhls citg. dla nei oons on tsis
usraisx a. sdvsllissd- Juss before il wss
uas for tLs hght man who works A.
Roeinson's lsnciaE where the nll was
~ lave tssSu pace. wsnt sLd hgh.sd
uD tbs stare a11 Ia dong -
spilled the gasoline OF ths stsge and 90
hls clothes sud Khsy c4us lt IRE Burning
the stage completely AM inlsslf 80 BAD
thst be va reported dead 1st evening" Ii
vas ina possible 20 earn he name The
nan had been srnklBk- About 40 bSd
been taken in. snd lkls Is understood 70
lave been divided bslssen Mannop aud
Skeehy. aud Ihs nght wAl probably mol
Lxke place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
EXCITED FRsNCHmEn.
Threatening TO Compel the Indictment Of
Pr Empress Eagesie-

LoSDoN, sept. 8.-Ths excitement created
by last Wednesdays session of the French
Budget Comnitss. hss not yet sbstsd.
Nm Roch sfort aud MiBgslly have declared
Their intsRfi0n 70 compel The com mmittee to
irdict sx- Empress Eugsuis for SANDER and
libel fn cons equencs Of her alleged utter
sncss s0d n Minssly hss given notice
thst be vii repeat 10 ard ont of TIE Chsm-
ber o. Deputies his accusation that the
Rotg-f Com mittee a coTrupt and dsogeVoGs
20 th@ integrity ~ The republic
The popula ar feeling sgsinst The commit
tes r intsns=. and shen THAI BODY ro<s
Ser its session on Ws3nesdsT. % -hich
occasion Admiral krsntz Minister Of
Nsrine informed the commits. that be
1eclin ned % sccsDt shs proposed reduction
81 nsvsi ssrinstes re members ~srs sfrsid
90 cave ths plsce o. u1ssfins toEstber 90
tsev shg,u a ~ n7oshed n ccnse1nsncr cf
ths prevailing srciisrsof thsy ssnr oEL
o1s ~ 11e. Ike sscsced crlrnl1ss and
entering carriages we're s1r-isSy drivs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
THE LAST SAD RITES
a v4ss Asssmbl4xs rsE rribats 20 his
nss4sFg sls4B Frsasiaaas nsa ffos-
sat-E4s Dr KtzhrsE's Diseaarss
a ss.anfai as szt DaF

rhs s4sshly remains sf As.oF Amasa
b WsLsoa. lhs aan9rsa siassn tla solder.
tAs TREAD 0i ne poor. ths kiad s3and. tas
fgisnd sna naa.y msa ssfs ssisrtaf al
- rust .ilh he solsua csr-laea.ss lsiIi.ls
ths sad occAsio1. ffam COCA l --7
morning lBnl clock ia tle sr-fn9ol.
lhs sody ~ ia sials 81 BIS elegant n4n-
s.sa as.r ths PARK. ant a Llroag % sisliofs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

IcSros Sept q -Ths sedy % voung
ronan ~ss foand lTi1g ost ~ ioors e.
Gsteshssd t1is n7cr1inx. EiFicz svits1cs 81
asviss bee1 n11T 5sred ~ the ss11e Whits
CasDel oa1cher. sn1 pTss's1asoiT = another
81 - victims trrsst erciten1enf prsvs =
n fre rfrsnfrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

wv Yosx sept. y -Hrs jsnes Brown
Fotler srrsvss from Hsvrs On 20 stesuer
- Chsmrzxre so6sr. sri wss met ~
~. PstseE, Agrs. s~sasv go . pHxu -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
Our Sales

during Fair week were more
than gratifying intact larger
than any corresponding week
or previous years.
We have opened the cam
paign in Dry Goods in earnest
and propose to keep the ball
rolling.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
VANI ADVERTISEMENTS

fAs Asuaees 81 Iisss b. &Uy y@essrstssssaoHt
esn es fssse ss oisisaag ghs nsaesf of
~eras - sss~A. Ass par el = iiss counted
a sks fuil iiEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

n-saarg dear lsf - pray t1si . ioAlls
a-s4s4rs 81 4ls sgirl 4Ag reas lfo- --s a.
tsH 4lz fls a. iFzes. tos r1ai - 4
N~af~f ~ esd ~ lee altsl Sole4 ~
4-r read ras g.se8g4- Praysf ssf tns ie-a
Tue 1re. sssiln t9E--s1 al .-efsl - .4s
- Cify Csmei-rF - ~sy ~ 3s1=fs1a-
.g~ il ~ telio~loz order y Is. PSs =.
0td settlers. L1gal L~x-0a elslzs ~ e.
searss. o. searsrs tal2.-g rsalssos trfsa.is-
sariy oas hundred c4friAzrs -sfs ~ Anes
ssd thousands loilo~st "a iQot
Tie active a. ssafsrs =ers A. Nc
- q - WsIKns J. ; farr j y. bea-
ael u g. FoI y. J Lsarlsrs tas h1n-
grtrv s-arers Sc B. HUI u Chi-
e..5 ro5a. ~ kslsmsko0. Z. q. brosn
Dstrsit lea r. a Azsf DsiEolL ]. 3.
Aa.Eail Detroit A s. fanula1. A. j.
Pa.ns 7 ID Gilbert l. D Putnam. u.
a Eadgefs Joseph Head Geo. b slsson.
J- - II "a Woosfsr aat JsEss biAif
Arrived a. ths esnstsrY he Casm5s o.
he g. ~ termed in uns 90 sllnsr side u
ne roadway slta e0lors dr4p~d and 8sats
uncovered. and as TIE procsssloa passed TIE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

UoR EFET -orF HtTF % THF sTOEF
I ~. = Csnsle- f0 particular enquire ,.
3 A serNlr fs4f
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

Fors Via TOY thiArFens
Every family wants pure MIA and with
ANAL children it - essential thai if lss net
only pure bat from one coz only The
only wHy L. make sure of tlif BE- o. have
your own csns and lsi fhe m Imam tA
them in fbe dairy before tus mia 10 mi1so.
lt is ths incest way to take uiit anyway.
ss there 10 no 0elsy o. inisrrupuon simply
an exchange 81 cans esct mornlbe
We have TIE cans made expressly f0r
family zee. regulation pattern. saff a. clean
and ssie 10 osrryi our own MAKE ~ The bes.
tin.
Quart cam - cents
2 quar- cans 80 cents.
quart csus 3f cents
quart csnt o. cents
And from 20 l0 gallons Also Dairy.
stock AND Factory cane from Q ~ ID salionf.
made - eftfG hesTy stoff u. firsisers
AZ sizes Etrsiue VailF. wood. fn Frsults
ard hbre psils. measures lea wood copper.
tiD and granite. $40 p.scea nna pressed
psns. tbrf. granite snd pretty much every
hing ior milt sseeui nursing bottles
Foster, Stevens { Co.,
10 ara ~ moBrn.-s,. 80. 8B. ~. ~ sua
- Iouis-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
.EX- X-MARSHAL BAlAINE
His DEATH At mAOsO YESTERDAY
fbs Announcement C1sxg~Stsa "a Paris -
his Lif. Eaasd a. fsssEty-A
sksteh II nis ktnE4ry

NADslD sspt. Z3.-kranc0s Ackils Bs-
Islns. "a Marsha II frsaes. died here to-
DAY Re sas years u age.
PAEis. SEPT. IS The death of sE Marsha
bsL4lns las created great ssrpnse. although
II sss KNOWN that as health hss been very
bal ssncs bis serious illness OF year ago
Nothing hai osen sad Or Published about
aha laleiy aud tie announcement Of nis
death recalled him - many psrsons Who
lad almost entirely forgotten him. HIS
exile has been spent for the most part IA =
condition bordering upon squaloF and the
little money which came 10 him from time
70 ums was contributed oy some ola lev
persons who adhered 10 the belief that be
vas a yiciIm Of Circumstances and the iu-
gratitude OF the country lie served faithfully
aud veil.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
TnRTY-Fvt % euaNEn
The Large Stables % Street. Car CEN
psar De.trcv.d.

psoF Re@trcFsH.
CctrNRCs -, sept 23-At SO IBIS
morning he larEs frame Stables Of ths
Cousoiidstsd Street Car Comrsnv. situ-
sfes en- gast Nsia-ss ~-rs discovered 70
- an 6rs and rsrs aarnsi - ths ground.
Tairty .irs hnrses. seventeen csrs sni 10
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

lYANTED-AT oNCE Nan - WASH Wy.
" dove steady slap.o3 o. ea4- laQuilt g. lte
liyluestau a.
tVANTKD TRANu4NG SALESMAN ~
w hGEole ouE ilue ef teea f4rlitare en ooli-
nlsaloG hn. 4. ftll a te-. - hoarot 81
lTANTED-A LIVE MAN A. AGENr FoR A
w huudina and lusn Association good las
Addfess ~.ih references A. iesee AN hsrsia ~
YVANTED IMMEDIATE --la fIksI CLASS
" cliy uanRessers le No. 3 ~seou salsslneu
branch a. euts Viii bono ] tne right ktnd uf
meU Nt WI make lbefal uautftets an sA&r1 uf
conn .ssiou The slnser Nam iaolurmg O.. ls
North DIVISION 81 tl
XyANTED FACTORY HANDS. HOTh
W clerks shipping c.efss te1teuders travel
iUg "a iesInen. tin smiths men faT lumber WOODS
tealuslefs and Office hep OF a. Aiuqs 90 esii sna
secure Eoo1 Positions. Rooms ~ and ls. locs ard
bilck OtiaRs si fuwos mcut Exchange.
u ANfED-kFllAb bLE kNlkatllt mAN TO
w hsacie faSi selling spccielles salSrs from
tsart Apply a. once ~i.h position T. ,.
Ihupton Co. Empire Nurseflca hochts-ef.
WANTED so MIN AND 20 TFAMs TO
w work o. Central Michigan hsiifo4d 81
lfeeperi. Michigan. eommt tuclnG AuEDsi iose
J. boynioA President 1ou
Help Udnfea--F Fentdte.
VVAETED-A NURSE FOX BABY TEN
W months old. $50 competent gin for gen
era homework Apply a. sheldon e.
VAKTED-coaPEIENT AURsK GIRL At
W los Jefferson 26s
VVANTED-6IRLs. VIZ MUST HAVE 20
" general servants wages s. teti kiDhcu
aud 10 diniugroom gifis. Ladies farors. Tower
block. .os
IlANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL At NILS
W +. DeKrsft 26s tesi Fulton e. 2og
ANIED-lNNEDlATElN. GIRL TO WORK
w IN boarding bouss. washing sent out Cal
al i7s North Ionis-st ~
Situations Male.
IVAETED-A POSITION BY AZ HONEST BOY
W ofl7 ia store OF Office Not afraid 10 WORK
Wei recommended. Addres. {. A bo1, this
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24

CCR RkNT-TBRIE ROOMS ON GROUND
l. to0r; hall, pantry. closet, cellar and wood
house; ODe block from bsrclsy ~ cable line IN.
quire 81 80 Clancy st.. between Bridge anc Has;
inRS 16s
II nESIRABLE FURNISHED OR UNFURNlsH-
~ ed rooms 10 rent a. No III SCrlnefti. ~
COR RENT-FURSIsHED ROOMS AT l<sls
West fuion-st 2'-f
NOR RENT-FLATe FROM POUR TO NV h
/ rooms each. Inquire Al s5 West Fulton 81.
corner NJ Vernon. 20
NOR RENT-ROONs FURNISHED Or IN
furnished. with al N odcrn convenience a.
boEWlcksL Ai4u
nor FURNISHED ROOMS. sTEAM
heated and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply a. room Jos. new houseuan
block. Dec iht
TOR RHNT-1HE NICEfT KIND OF ROOMS
L in suits of two OF four roons with az mo0efn
IN prOvemcbts or tsnalst. FOR Offices az light
manufacturing purposes. also for lodging fn
Cuire % once. No - Csnal%t, oi g.. a. berwin
90