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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

The suspension Of work 90 the State Ag-
ricultural College. because . couple OF walt
rsssss hare scarlet fever. Is 5ut an anlieipa-
ton by a week oF tso Of the regular Spring
vacation. The students will return BY the
lssE sesk in Nay. and no trouble from the
disease Is anticipated. the scare" being
tAksn IN good part oy all concerned
James Wilson. al employe OF the Cana
dian Express Company, Was arrested 81
Port Huron Saturday for embsrzling money
from the company. His robberiss extend
over taree or ionr years. ard were IN small
sums. taken from tine 10 time, until Mr..
Percy, the manager, now estimates the total
amount Al 500.
Two eolorei men, isborers on the Mack
NAV railroad. named James aud Bub Hall.
from Tecumseh, got into = nsht st Hudson
Saturday, aud the former was stabbed in the
Left side. Hs will recover. Bud Hall Is said
10 DC . desperate ehuactss. and is being ar
raigned for the crimo To-Day.
Tue brick yards Of Ferguson & Denison
OF Benton Hsrbor. started up for The season
Thursday morning with full force Of
hAads, and are turning out the brick at =
lively rate. A new nifty horse engine aud
boiler and other machinery has been added,
greatly improving the plant
A boy named Andrew Carson was In
stantly killed AZ Onsted. Lsn2wee county.
by being thrown from . wagon. he was a
son Of the track master Of toe Cincinnati.
Jackson & MacxinAw railroad and was at
work en- farm.
W. w. Wigton, Of Hart. carries next to
bis heart an autograph letter from Grove-
Cleveland heartily endorsing the Ocea IA
county mans views On the tariff question
and trout tishing D<fTos Acs9s.
Frank Kennedy has been appointed Lake
Shore ticket agent AZ Adrisn. in place of G.
j. Hayden, nov Of D-troiI, and Frank w.
CsnIrick. Of the Telegraph Department.
succeeds ss assistant.
The sts.mbsrge Hall and tugs Fife L.
and wescott have worked et the ice IN Al
pens Bay two days steadily. bet l. is no 90.
A steambarge with tow Is waiting outside
the ice 20 come In.
The Building Manufacturing Company
employ over 100 hands, and are turning
out rsfrigerators az the. rate OF 300 per
month.
J. y. Burriige hes fled for record plat
for nes addition TO the village of Benton
Harbor. consisting Of twelve acres.
ColdNster's gas we'll spouts nothing but
mineral water. and q ssnitarium is being
talked Of by the owners.
Invitations are out for the 30.h reunion
OF the Loomis Battery Association at Cold
water, Monday, May q.
The s'earner Lawrence has Just arrived
at Chsrlsvoix. Navigation Is open in and
ous Of Pine Lake.
The ice Is we'll started out OF Grand Trsv-
eTse Bag and few more days OF pleasant
weather will tx il.
Lausiag's water supply Is TO be scientii-
caly investigated 10 see II Il doesn't need
an OyerhRuiiug-
What Central Michigan wants: A soak
ing warm rain. The long dry weather is
doing mischief.
The farmers throughout Michigan have
been praying for rain for some days past.
A brick famine az Benton Harbor is re-
tarGiog the building boom.
Kalamazoo ciiy's electric light bill for
last ear was $4,000.
Moutcalm county will vote on local pro-
hibillon today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

- t~re~ r..ttr
CtssroS. tnrii 1a.-rhs 7 q. q. r srs-
tsrnitv criehrs.ed tie s9th snnirsrserv il
~ soliowirr uanner 81 heinE IA tae ssv
II ~ regular rsertif :. lcsee VS. 81 sne5 A.
,'eit,ck y m. snd fhe -eerfsr er-tness sf
- ersier gone through wfto. At4n m,
a. rrrairsd to ne tear tss- hcnze. Rlefs.
"a crursny vith tise ot1 ke.iars wives.
arr,if-. ard s~eef hesrts a. parsook of
b.nonrf which c4ovei 20 81 present. thst
~ srs Ms. AeSsier re Eeuial hcsfs. M
.;s-<feusf tar 81 ~ riesz,rg the a7Sf fss-
tl.fs,,ss< IN tie ererier rne -. 81 ral
w>s sgp<opristsiy deeprsisd and sll~s ~ish
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30


To accom- mod4ls its increasing patronage
the Lake Shore road siil. With tee 1nxo-
zursti0a of iss spring tims card. May l3
pat On new EzsE bound passenger usia.
10 be kaovn as
This train Is To ran VIA the old road max
ing TIE principal stops. leaving Chiesgo at
go .. ~. stopping for supper a. Ekhsrt
add arriving ~ points z;oag the old roaa 81
az early hour Ia TIE evening. sbd ~ Cbau-
tauans, Butsio and the Ezils early the next
moTniax, connecting st Bufslo with trains
% dlsergiDg lines.
II viii have elegant sleeping cars At
tsched which will run through va the great
New York Central -osd 20 New foTk aud
Boston without change. arriving Al these
p0iats tbs Hesf evening.
The announcement Of this addition 10 the
pTeseat efficient service OF this route will
be hailed BY people along The line With
great satisfaction. and the train will 81
once become popular with those going
90 New York. Boston. or other Eastern
points.
Its initial trip viii be eagerly watched
for.
The celebrated Chicago and New York
Vssllbuled Limited will leave Chicago
daily at o:S0 p. M. and maintain its record
as the finsst. fastest and easiest riding train
IN the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

Hrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson, Clay Co.
Iowa tells The following remarkabls story
the truth Of which il yoached tor by resi-
dents Of the town: r am IS wears old. have
been troubled With kidney complaint and
lameness ior many years could not dress
myself without hep. Vow / ara free from
al pain and soreness. and am able 10 do all
my own houserork. I owe my thanks to
Electric Bitters for having renewed my
youth. and removed completely all disco ss
and pain Try bottle. Soc and sl.0o at
Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

The best Saivs in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rbeuu, Fever
Sores. Tsttsr, Chspped Hands. Chiiblsins
C0rns ard ell Skin Erupticns. and post
lively cures Piles, or no pay required IL
= guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price = cents ger box.
For sils by Peck BrJs. corner Monroe aud
u; vfsfoo-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
RESxws HxR YorrH.

A perfect specidc--Dr. ssges Catarrh
RemedT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

Ard esch ssv snt nixbt an~ng shis ~epk
vnss -sn xsf ~ y r. Tinl,s Ksmps p sssa
fcr re thrcsf aH8 i--nz>. scx1o~ eSiee5 -
te the aaoss Successful reiNetT eve- sei3 FOR
re care ct Cs1zns 1feu1. E~srchitiS
- Wnocrior Ce1rk. Astt.Fs ard C,nsnnsp-
Enn Sea hcat'e tcesv ard keer r ai~svs
n he houSe. ~ you ear -heck vcnr ccf6 ~
era Pres Sc and s. Ssmpie botf -
Hes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30
THE MICHIGAN PRESS
nsvszsl Pxsss Izzns sad ssssFaf otHsf
Ilsus Pxsssed IA - niaAi<~a
ks~s - 0s1srsk -
sa4a.s's a@s4-

rhs press of Aiehizna has eesn Eery Eina
n ne TsIxas.M Il zaals. - sbs Macy i-s-
arsbls notices. xbieh have besn pan'as2<d
~ill testify. sad IL = aisinx snd proper th4E
sh~ smssiriss u ths er2fs shoad os AZ
f~nslsd. fhsrefsrs anne ilsHs eonesrninz
oar contemporaries throughout tns stale
ara gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

Mr.. ". II. N0rgon, merchant. Lake City.
Fla. vas tzken With . severe Colo. attend.
sd 18th a distressing Cough snd running
inte C0usunpfiaa in its trst stsges. Re
tried msnF so-csllsi popular Co1gh r-me-
dies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in flesh. had diEhcuity IN bresthing and
VS. unable 20 sleep. Finsliy tried DR..
ms NeS Discovery far Consumption and
found innedi8te relief sad sstsr using
about hsif drssB bottles found hinssii
vsll and has hsd 10 rssafn y ths disease.
No ether remedy can show 30 grant, 4
record cf cures. ss D. Kings New Dis
covery for C0nSuu osion. Guara1tsei -
b inst Nhet r. claimed tor - Triai bottle
70 cents e. PEEK Bees. Draz Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

TIE Tnicn Fseifc hss inst srrsngsi sifh
Is Efsteru eeBnecfious tor - rs Of ssrli-
ucnfaiv ex rsrssars - a points on - Fres
la ksnsaS ard Nsarsska. and - asr vest as
~isxii~9. Colorado. on tie Nehraess divis-
.cr. 1ickets for the rocnd trip vii ae soid
q toe rae ~ snout ore iuited fare ~ wy
- e. u ssoun EiveT points over tha Unfon
rscisc. Ten LAYS vil - ssiovsd x0inz
snd ive reiur1iug. ard fbe tickets wili he
erCd fer fairfv dsss With sfop-o~sr pr,vil-
sgrS within ttsSe iisnfs. r-sr the Tnion
Parfc ines N ths sistes rsne6
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

oFixiaaL iaysE1-H.FlsJ ehippy. IRA
ala, Aba 9. Erssn. Fo~lsry Lie Geo. w.
Lusk. Decatur; Ds1isl r. kuzs>ll. Atlas,
tb1riss b~nsdiet sirvapaE Eiiiah Graves.
MoFisy. L<musi &. Aicfols Ososeo, Henry
r. kisa C0Fanns. Inereass-De Deanis D.
Feiters0n. Baaeof. ReissBe-Joaa 4. Goa
mel. Fo~lsr. Asnef Haf Dowaxise- Orig
lnsl wids~s ste. -BarFist. sico~ of Wa
b. gray. eilss, Esrtha widow OF jacob
keifseh asifsF. Dssroif: Esther A.. sicos Of
1ie6osas G. Irsin Three OAKS, niinoF Of
AoraEam Lewis. Lapssf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-30

Ali persons suffering from stick headache
and debility should use Ali Nations Rem
edy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
POPLAR NISINFORXA TON.
r.-..- N ..ta.. 1lrn anrllli

One occasionally comes upon rare cases OF popular
misnfOrm atlOn about things that one Wouu suppose
were matters fam1l al to tho peCIle IL 10 ahyDody'
friend Of the Listeners tells him that having o'Cf
Listener has not been for many yeaTs-t0 Wit, East
B0stOn-he waited few n.lnut In the terry mousse
Near him sat two emielderly women talhing gayyi
lust to hear tn m selves talk suddenly, In the next
rnOni a Young nan who visible through the door
began to whistle White Wings with great energy.
the younger of the two women put on perfectly
sersphic expression
There said she finally. ! ike to sec some signs
OF patriotism now adays. Just listen to how b~autl-
fully he whistles the Star spangled Banner "
The amusement experienced by the man who over
heard this remark will not be appreciated except by
those who know how "Whe Wings goes and how
intx pressibly unlike the star SP ged Banner" II
IL.
This incident reminded the Listener of trifing
OF wh Oh he ana witness not long
ago. in a much patronzed news depot down town. In
the prominent place in this establishment there
hangs a large and rather hat'rng aud juvenile picture
OF the late General ". : Hancock Al the counter
on this occasion engaged In paving over pile Of
fashion papers. were two sprucely DR. -ssed women
an odish one and yonngsh one. Tho younger one,
happening glance up from her agreeable occupation
al the counter fixed her gaze upon the picture OF tho
dashng and sodiery Hancock.
HIM said she, pretty good picture OF Cleve-
land up there"
dubious,y. scrutiniZing the picture
Course It isr
oval mus say he's changed good deal. th"n7
Changed No. he haint. | seen him twice
when he here \ year ago. and seen him three
or four times when he was vsitin 'LJah- folks Z
Albany. guess 1 know Cleveland well enough and
that's the very image OF him"
oval. wal Hes better lookn' man AN !
thought"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
SOME GOOD SENSE.

There IS mary father Of family who while DONG
his for his children, while he l. IN health ana
making the best provision he for them In anlicpsr
on Of his own death wholly neglects TO put Such pro
In tangible shape where can be re oily Under
and pulated by the mother or other guardian
OF his death coming suddenly case recent
came TO our notice where property OF considerable
value tied mp with legal restrictions, 0VlnI en-
trely lack of few fOrmaltes which could haSe been
attended IN a days work. that the widow ana chi-
dren kept for more than year dependent upon
the goodwill Of friends before money could be maze
av ailable Death Is not ordinarily fastened by making
preparations for Il. and the subject should not De
avoided on account Of IT, unpleasant character
Many model nIsbaLl and father, whose business
methods OF thr most mchOdiral and Srlcty honoi
able kind. would find ample occasion 10 blame hlh ei
for neglect II he would consider for moment IN "hs
prove bis last A good plan Is % MAKE ~ lr1s, h,
year, written statement OF all one andsS a. .
time. aud fle H. IN an envelope with the Wio9 Idnlr
upon n. In a particular place which she anu I'ii
other person shall KNOW Of II not IN neg oNu US
tody. such emOfandun should {" tn US - 70
OF nieisuranCe pOlcie. or similar ut'uh
where a Will, II any, Is to be found ehSn,Di tus
any kind should be noted, unrI l-teu J.. ia a., 10
should be briefly described that tier STATUS NAY w
fully understood and even II there exists no piypI.y
Whatever, written statement TO thar eHr'i "VuIu 10
lieve doubt and avoid needless inquiry anu PiI'o
in ones bus ness affairs were OF nnvI 10
ture, Which could Away, be clo7riF ~ -
the wife or fully pypa nni 70 her IN case OF prttI ~
and dangerous ckness questions re ahE 10 r ci
cLntstanccs Of members Of family Nho n,aS 80 "a
left alone be readily asked or aiu
much 81 lie and dread Of the ~ ut WtlIu w Ic
levcd az such time II the wifi coul1 ine ne ",
earthly possessions existed were 10 be mn cualel9
available or AT leas. that full a'couhi OF men wa
hand under comparatively re'eh, udo, >" 'n'' 9'
need not bring the subject into the slchroolu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
A GOWN FOR sTVDtY-SCHOoL.'
Era,o tn Rfts

Now loOkee here" said Oil Farmer Cloveitop conf
dAntiay of the lady clerks In the slii de-
psrtmen Of New York dry goods shop, want yon 70
md o. help me out little pickn Ont dress for my
wifa-one The wmmen this created airih. Yes
she isl aint been In Moo YORK before fer ten year. ar
Uanneru uachelv ixpect To bring 'er sometin. Az
Tn ua'chsllY a-gOin' 10 do n.
want 70 take Hanner real nee dress made mr. n
too snowy III ll~t tell Won 1itie
how sne looks an Won fgger out the gown from that
Snes ruther short with red hac an bne eyes an saDdy
enmnlsctan an she weighs adIac ~ tw0 hundred aud
So- line pounds an blues her favrite color She
a,tv ri yht year old a-gnin' 90 10 hfty-nine.
Now, I read ID paper thaf DouXht IN the tfsn.
,ha the d-roptty dresses All the raSe tht- winter
an I made NJ mind richt thSre that dee"lieI5
drAs was the KIND that Hammer should have 80 ynn
nm MOS oue-so4etuu that' do 10 wear 10 m"etu OF
SUNDAY an 70 stngin- school, an--what on sniek-
erin al. young woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

and in the same manner the birth. marriage and
death notices. When divorces are granted those are
also published
Mrs Langtry's engagement at McVicher's Theatre
Is q successful one. Her first two weeks end to-
night and almost every night she has crowded houses
She will remain here some weeks longer.
Mr. Coghlan arrived here Thursday and made
his first appearance with the company this season the
same night Mrs. Langtry lives in her private car
at the Union Depot.
The refusal OF the Appellate Court to grant the
boodlers a trial was hailed with great enthusiasm
by the community. 1t was feared that by some
loophole they would escape the pententiary Tho
proof of their guilt overwhelming. and only the
widespread Generalization OF the public service under
their domination and their wealth ever made their
conviction difficult and their punishment uncertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
HOW JUMBO CAME.
p. 4. Barnum in The Epoeh.

@Jumbo@ had never been out of the Garden since
the day be entered IL, twenty years before. When
stir be seemed TO know instincvcly that something
extraordinary going to happen. Ny agent ca
bled me Jumbo Is lying In the Garden and will
not stir What shall DOR ! replied, Let him
lie there as long a. lie wants to- All this IL Will
10 observed kept up public Interest
Then built cage on wheels and sunk the
wheels into The ground, leaving both ends Of the
cage open 1t was many days before he could be
induced TO walk through We let him get used to
going through for several days and finally shut him
In. 1t took score Of horses 10 pull the cage
out OF the earth after we had dug around the
wheels, and We dragged the cage down to the wharf
There Jumbo" met a whole crowd Of his admirers,
including such fashionable people as Lady Burdett-
COutts, who brought him cakes and dainties One
enthusiast testified hls affection by sending cham
payne and oysters. On the vessel ~e had to cut
away part of the deck above his lodgings to make
his apartment large enough. The original cost Of
jumbo was $4,000. his final cost Sc3O. 900
He paid for himself the first days after his arriVal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
TORCHBEARING DEEF-SEA FISHES.
E,ro,u IN, TashfngtOn star.

Now these decp-soa fishes IA mile or more below
the surface being crt OH aitogrthcr hom the -uh
light MANY OF them furnish their own light. ihry
have no organized gas companies, bur each tunn' h
his own licht-carries a lantern or iurch aro1nu
him. They have organs that emit plo-p hois IN
CLEAN aud she'd light their path. some 81 'u n3sn
earrv little torches In the form of Lenacle, tha' lso
from the tops of their heads. Many OF mem naeo
erular aymmetrcal rows 81 luminous Spots aus
their sides These fish go flashing through tnr va
Ike a torchl ght procession. SOMETIMES "neu -,
10 the surface those spots sll giImner Win nsht
Dr. Bean thought u possible thsl sopo Vi 'uo'" "''
were completely enveOped In light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

with the breaks in the Cleveland column attempted
in Pennsylvania, New-York New-Jesey and CON
rectcut nv the auti-AdmlnistratiOn people, It was
confidently expected that he could be defeated De-
cause it requires two-tnlds vote for the DOMINATION
I'm the Democratic National Convention The present
situation In New-Gork IS a curious one In the otde
Committee II Is drawn battle between Cleveland ana
lIu but there signs without number that thls
state OF thing, has awakened the AcuinSif al0n 70
the Immediate necessity OF repairing IT'S fences Ihere
are any number of Democratic patriots sttIns Oh nc
fence anxously waiting for Nh Cleveland to "ner mem
na.ronage 10 ger d' vi and are evidently cxpecIng
Ia, he will proceed to d pose Of Of the offices
now held By Republicans ia the effort TO secure re-
nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

On January 81, the anniversary Of the death OF
Charles Edward stewart the young Pretender ritual
lslc ch .rch in Loudon draped in royal purple,
and lights were placed about bier on which rested
q coffin shrouded Ia a purple pail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

thing when they see one" The Mayor wheeled aroun
in his chair and gently murmured
Perhaps In this neglected spot Ia laid
Some hesrt one. pregnant with celestial hrc,
Hands that the rod OF empire might have swayeA.
or walked the living ivre.
The struggling psngs OF conscious truth 70 hide.
To quench the hlushes o, Ingenious shame.
To heap the shrine OF Luxury ami Pride
With kindled MUSES. flame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

The announcement that Smith NJ. Weed IS going TO
Europe In June to spend six months or year Is
something for politicians to ponder over II there Is
any witty wire puller IN tbs state, who Is IN any way
the equal OF Daniel Manning, 1t Is Mr.. weed no
has been in the inner councils of his party in the
National contests since 1876 when he OF Mr..
Tdeu's most active agents. He Is wealthy thorough
machine politician and has a WIDER l ac,
Ouaiutance with the politics OF the state than
any democrat In il with the pOSs bic exception VI
Governor II!u. He Is az iron manuiactirer ana
rrotecttvc tariff man which nav Or may not account
Tor his going abroad FIST AZ this time, but certainly
carries a 81 ggestion with 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

There can BE- no doubt now that winteris over fes-
terday saw in front Of large Broadway fur store
man OF the genus sandwich walking back and forth
wearing a magnificent fur-llDed overcoat II was
thrown open display its quality ana Also sup
nose 10 show the contrast which made people stop anu
stare the man over The poor fellow literally in
rags He had on aside from his regal garment as H'o
could get along with and not freeze AZ sun as a
tenpeuny nail When fur dealers compelled To resort
10 such expcdents as Ills tO call attention 10 tueI
wares the advent Of the robin and the Is near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

Since Mayor Hewitt his admirable message Oh
rapid transit, he has been with ali sorts OF
people with plans for tunnels underground cars anu
engines schemes OF ventilation yaduct foundations ana
everything else connected with the transit problem MS
visitors mostly cranks and have opened his eyes 10
the number ~ these slightly cracked people one ola
In the other day. dressed homespnn clothes
and bearing all the outward sembance ~ er o. the
soil. His hair long and he a broad brimmed
hat. Under hts he carried huge Tin box which ne
deposited with much ceremony the Mayors feet ana
from which he drew many yards OF maps charts pans
and engineering drawings. They illustrated his scheme
or transit. and he insisted that the Mayor should
hearken while he unfoded tale. Mr. Hewitt -ald nc
was busy and couldn't DE bothered but II was Ions
while before he induced the old 10 do up his papers
and go. Ftnaly, however he did so, mntering ~ ne
walked away: THEY'VE all alike they can tell DIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
I hannensd to be in Mnror Hexltt.. Once on Friiay

I happened to be in Mayor Hewtt's office on frii"!
when Governor Hill and Waldo Hutchins walked IN
deputatOn OF Germans not long over, with the -oAe
what doubtful aid Of an Interpreter whose Dllh"e',
halts hesitatiOns and mixtures Of German and Ens'n
almost drove the Mayor frantic were at the time en-
deavOrng make their wishes known unto HIS Hon'''
Finally the Mayor gave them letter calling out loudi!
he did II they deaf instead OF foreign
Give him that, and II he don't behave himself you lei
know" trust for his sake that he did heh'e
lie would have behaved had he heard the tones ein
ployed by Mr.. Hewitt. The Germans bowed. anu tue
Governor, who had been patiently sitting by ca.e w.,
ward tie was looking trlhe yellow. thouIhti Vn
Them he's an old bachelor, and there's al ways
the matter with old bachelors liver. MT. feMa,J
greeted the Governor heartily I'm fact they sent,
pleased with each other. and ghed away IKE
boys rather than -burden.d statesmen Mr.. hucn
ms got up and left them alone ami then they se"
serious. Could they have been talking about the TIC
In the Democratic state Committee. about II 20 Il !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

One OF the finest structures the east side Of New
York IS that OF the wholesale drug house at the cor
ner OF Eighteenth-st and Third-ave. Passengers on
the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad on tho
front of thi- building four great has relief heads
They represent Darwin, the author of the evolution
theory Lavolser, the distinguished French scientist ;
Lleblg tho famous German chemist; and Humboldt,
the great German naturalist. 1t would be dificut to
find In the worlds history four other men who mad
contributed much theSe 10 the knowledge which
the world possesses Of chemistry and natural science
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

II It be true perhaps envtous critics OF
De Lancey Nicol used say that he went into the Dis
ric-Attorneys Office only to make reputation by
which to build up a big practice when he ieft public
Office then conceded that he has accomplished
his object Clients have swarmed in upon him since Tire
first January large part OF MS work has come from
other attorneys wi have retained hun trial counsel
This Ia regarded "a very choice WORK Much criminal
business offered him. but ne sends IL elsewhere
His client in the Benson the Government OF
Mexico