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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

The new TRIMMING DEPARTMENT has
twice the room Il formerly had and It's assort-
mcnt 81 doubled. Here are some that await yelr
inspection: All ehafes SlLk-CORD GIMP at
9jc. all shades SILK AND IlNShL Glhr AZ
~, ali shades SILK FANCY GIMP up 70 $50:
white W0RSTED BRAIDS AND GIMPS, a spe-
cially large assortment, l0c. 70 SLJl. SlLF Xix
AND GOLD BRAlDc ia entirely new effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
apl51t


FoR RENT G
sl5 weat Grace street; $3.50 per annum.
south First street 500 per annum
b03 north Tenth street: $50 per annun.
1Oi5 vest Cary street; $3.50 per annuA-
5nl north Twenty-hith street; $500 per annum'
2gJ7 east Franklin street; $50 per annum.
a09 north Twentieth street; 800 per annum.
ipbone s34 JAMES b. ELAN.
ani5-1t 1li3 east Main street
NOR RENT, STORE AND CEL-fTs
II LAR No. 1905 Main street, near Fifteenth 81
street-a good stand for a retail business. VIII
~ '''''' ~ ~ SUTTON & CO.,
spI5-it i'Main street.
NOR RENT. No. roo EAST IT,
4 Leigh street A VERY DRSIRABLE@.S
THRFE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. contain
ing twelve rooms and ali modern Improvements
One Of the best locations In the city. Apply 70
apI5 1903 Main street.
nor RENT, THATNEATFRAMEG g.
II DWELLING AZ southwest corner Main -
and Short streets; rooms and basement foS-
''''''" o. ~ MANNING c. STAPLES & CO,
M f5-2t ll0iH Main street.
TOR, RENT, NEW FRAMEg7s
u DWELLING No. 81 north Ninth street; I'LL
seven rooms, range. hot water, sc.
LARGE BRICh DWELLING No. 6l1 east haln
street; fourteen rooms. SUTTON Co.,
ap li-lt lOli Nam street.
TOR RENT, THAT VERY De Ea
a SIRABLE STORE AND DWELLING a2A
No 1103 east Franklin street, within lew doors
OF the old market. 4 Gne stand for any kind OF
business. Apply 70 ,,,.,.,<..
apis 1903 Main street
TIOR RENT, TWO FLOORSGS
Il over Store No. s07 east Marshall street, Va
Just completed; book room aud modern I'M
prOvemen2. sUl 10y q W.
an l5-lt 1913 Main street
NOR RENT, FRAME DWELL-GA
a ING. i've rooms: storeroom for any kind a.
Of business attached 20 the house, and ont
houses: one SCARE from tho city limits and Flee
tic stroet-cars. corner ITenty-seyenth aud X
streets. Applyto H.. MErLGER,
ap Bit 80. 80, between Clay and Leigh.
nor RENT, SECOND AND "a
i THIRD FIOORS-ays and four rooms -
respectively. Bath-rooms, hot aud cold water,
to each suite. Apply at lO3H east Main street.
ap lj-lt'
EOR RENT. FROM MAY 18TH TO n
Z September 18th, aHAND>OMELY-FUR-1 -a
NlSHED HOUSE, with largo aud beautifully
shaded grounds, N Ashland Va, 4; =; c.,
ap lj-ou, W&Sa5t' Box 70, Ashland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

Having heard that 10 Is rum0red that James I.
Forritar who IS 2 candidate f9r the o1lcs OF she
ri OF this city aid net receive the wound in bat
Ito whereby he lost bis leg. Riatter 81 justice
II gives mo pleasure 20 correct any such rumor
b. stating that he was . member Of the Letchsr
battery, watch had the honor 70 command. and
that he received the wound that COST him hrs Lex
IN the second days Gght. July ,, 1913, at Gottys-
burg while calamity dolss bis duty.
ayl5-it THOMAS =. BRANDER-
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An letters sud kilograms must DO addressed
lTnE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
tnrnci.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Hsrg gcfu on rpca

Reading notices in reaAine-msiter type .
nnes or less, 81: in nonpsreil loaded, 7Sc
Card o. rates Tor more space furnished on ap-
riicsuon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

COLOREp ALI-sILK HADAMAs.-Compo-
tltion has gradually been bringing ths price
down. This week We make a deep cut Every
every yard We sell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

STAMPED LINEN SPLASHERS. TIDES,
AND SCARFS have Just come in by the nun
drci All stamped I'm % o newest ana o1desi de-
signs. Pure Linen sPLAsHEks' slai" Pe f.,,.e a,
s.; Drawn Thread stamped aud ringer
SPLASH ERS ati9c. 2-yard long tringed, stamp
cd, aud lnlaid SCARFS for go.
By every days express more BLACK SILK
LACE FLOUNClNGS are received. lho disPihy
OF these goods In the window gives you an ldeA
Of what a vast assortment ge have. Ne" pal-
terms OF the 80-nch Wido Black SPANISH GUl-
PURE FLOUNClNG az 81; sold in The regular
way at SID
INFANTS WEAR.-Gretchen Puned-Sleeye
CLOAKs Of Checked Spring Cloths, three 70 SIX
years, So.i5. Every new c0nceit in LACE AND
MUSLIN CAPS. Ten dozen Of the new close
fitting shape al 25'.
The BLACK DRESS GOODS We are selling are
attracting more attention every day as the facts
become more widely known. We add Tins week
90 tho slr0ady cx,raordinary Oher5-
pieces each jet ana Blue Black AUSTRALIAN
WOOL SILh-FINloH HkNiuEiIAo al o5c.
yard:
pieces Ii-PIN'3 ARUURE. IS inches wide, al
f5c.; sells rogulararly A. ijc.
pieces more Of LUFINi5 ,Jc. quality fs-lncn
wide BLACK CASuNERaS % j3c. yard.
4 bargain in MOURNING PARAsoLS. double
warp, pure silk. guaranteed not tO spl.t carved
I ilNHA u-uAltA, AT si+si Hti lu , ~ 81
l
A special purchase Of ten pieces 81 tho heaviest
/ si50 quality OF BLACK SATIN kHADAhA we
ever saw. his week will be sold FOR tl.ls yard.
SATINES are increasing I'm beauty eyory day.
/ New patterns and move. effects in The l24c.
kinds. Tho IMPORTED ones nj -, -. -. ana
4)c. Every shade ia IMPORTED SOLlD-COLOR
| SATINE, az 20c.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Of a finish
that YOU seldom see ia ready made garments
are now on eXhibtionlr one 81 the windows. The
| designs OF CORSET COVERS, GOWNS. CHE
NlSE-, and DRAWERS. All Of tho most striking
effects, aud We have sold many Just a. patterns
! o. make up by.
We have added N our CORSET DEPART
MENT fan lines Of the original G. P. COKSE1S
RuI The celebrated COMMON-SEASE BhANDS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
WANTED,
A GOOD BLACKSMITH.

ap l5-iw Petersburg, Va.
DABY-CARRIAGES A SPECIALITY.
I ; Wanted. the ladies 20 know that another big
l0tof the popular $50, 81, s., $3.50 Sl&tO fi4,
sl5. up 10 SIS CARRIAGES have arrived. The
general verdict is they are 30 cheap and the best
best make In America. Call early and take your
choice Al as VI ain street.
oDI52t' JOHN DOES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

MARSHALL-WARD INDEPEN-
WI DENT TAMMANY CLUB-Memhers Of
the Club and others fayerAbie 70 an Independent
Citizens Municipal Ticket are notified that q
regular meeting OF this Club will be held In Cor
coran Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT.
April 18th, at y O'Clock. Important
Rp ib-2t' By ORDER OBCoMMIrTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

V'HE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR
IL ASSEMBLY, Ne Slss, are hereby notified to
attend regular meeting Of their Assembly
TUESDAY, April i7th, az o'clock. Business OF
importance will 30 transacted
L. A. TUCKER,
ap lb.lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

The RIBBON SALE is the most extensive
thing Of inc Kind ever attempted IN Richmond.
There are more yards Of Ribbon in Our house
than there are people III Richmond, yet ne OK
f~aoriiosi-, low prices arc fast pulling the u.s.
sortment down. The prices range from g. 70
{l.5O q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
n NOTLHRG OE MONROI

i WARD: On my rstErn TO the city this
morning, after a weeks absoacs, my attention
was called to an ANNOUNCEMENT that would De
voted for at the approaching Primary as a mem
Der OF the CITY Council. thank my unknown
friends for the compliment. aui also those who
have to-day expressed pleasure at seeing IL
but my business engagements are such az 10
call me- often from the city and ] could not,
therefore, give that attention which 10 necessary
10 the proper discharge Of 90 important a trust
For tRsse reasons ] must beg leave TO decline
having my name placed on the ticket Very re-
spectfuly GEORGE u. PLEASAHTS.
April Il, 1854 ap i5-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

TIE throwing ont Of 200 pair Of KID GLOVES,
worth from ssc. 10 y -. for CO.. choice was
G biz. event with Us last week. This week-coIn-
rnencing to-morrow-it will he repeated. Also,
EMBROIDERED BACK sCALLOPkD TOP KIDS,
perfect ami In new shades, A. &c.; %buttou
ZINE KID bancsomcly embroidered with welt
tops and fancy iulaid fingers, a, ssc. worth sl.&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

WANTS.
NNoyNNNNo~~c0orsNcysryS :, =,
NVvANTEn To SELL, TO EVERY

w business and professional man In virginia MN
and North Carolina a REMINGTON STANDARD
TYPEWRITER. over $4,000 Remingtons IN
daily use amply because Il e the best, and me
best Ia always the cheapest Don't get writing
machine until you examine lhe hemlt ~.
One eecond.hand Remington. No. 2, complete
with Table aud Cover, f65--sells new for SOD;
one No. 9 Remington and Four-Drewer Cabinet,
very linlo used. siO5--sels new for si2l; one
Han typewriter, good as new, with extra Iyp ne
graph. with Table aud Cover. S60 one No.
Cslirraph, with Table md Cover, s15: new re-
miugions and Drop Cabinets, ell styles KID
writers rented. Want several export operators
on No 9 Remington. Stenographic and Type
writer help furnished.
JOHN y. CULPEPEk, General Manager.
an l5-it pi5 east Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

II Won want BLACK STOCKINGS for Ladies'
or children that Will not stain tho feet from per-
SEPARATION or washing ask for our "GlCua Fast
Hack
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

TVHOMAS a. REDDIN WANTS HIS
4 FRIENDS AND The PUBLIC TO KNOW
that he has moved 10 2s23 east Main street. All
Kinds Of FURNITURE REMODELLEb and Up
HOLSTERED al bottom prices. All orders
ir0TnDfly attended 70. ap BIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

zoo SUBSCRIBERS WANTED
cOO for New York daily and weekly papers
81 regulsr prices; delivered free
r. O. DEUPREE,
az 1j-1t' No Is north Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

WANTED, AN UPHOLSTERER. A
~ young man who is quick, industrious, and
steady, mud can do nrst~clas5 work, and who Is
also mattress maker d. o. T.,
an l5-1ts care Carrier No. ).
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

In tee article entitled From Graselotte
10 sedan. oy General Philip II. Sheridan
which sppssrs in Serlbuer'' HggasiHe for
November. he following incident Of ride
which Sheridan took with Bismarck, after
the battle OK Crave otte. is related. Oar
route - through ne village OF Gore. aud
here - found TIE streets % obstructed With
WAGONS that I feared u would take rs the
rest of tEe day 70 get through, for lAe
transfers would not pay the slightest heed
10 The cries Of cur positions. The Corrt
vas souAl TO the emergency. however. for
taxing = pistol from behind his cushion
and bidding me keep my seat be jumped
out snt quickly began % clear the street
effectively. ordering ths wagons 10 the right
and lsft Marching IN frO1t Of toe carriage
snd making way FOR Is till We we're well
through ths blockade ne then resumed bis
seat rsmarking 'Tnis is nos = very diEni-
"a business for the Chancellor OF the Ger
man Confederation. but It's TIE only way
20 gst through.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

LsEs CrrT. sept. 5 Our village q fast
recovering from the effects Of TIE als ire Of
July a. when it swept almost ths entire
business blocks sway. and ths work OF re-
building IS being pushed very rapidly.
Seven brick stores aud several wooden ones
sre siasos5 CEN Dlstsd. besides Malone Bros
are rebuilding vith brick ihe Grand Cenirsl
Hotel. a0d lave en- arsst t - - 20 Dsks
if 62xi00 feet. They Eils have a0out FITS
sleeping ro0ms. and Il Vii Be thres stories
high II vii Be inishsd and furnished in
i-St-cisss style, making 20 one Of The finest
bot-ls In Northern Aicai-sn. II vi 1s
completed saout Decenber 1. Aal9as
Bros. srs nov occupying ths oil CONNER
cial Hots The Missaux-s County Sank
.re building me brick bi0ck 5oKno. 20
cost socsf ssvsn thousand dollars. n
Ovens. cashier. says it vii bs q dandy.
--Ta- uev wstsr works are m trsf-cass
sbsp~ a tnrse DAYS far commences
THURSDAY -A great namhsr Of dNslauE
h0nSez srs being oudt .ais season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Rev + F. H,ldrsia vi known here
hsving once eeen pss'or oi ths Divfsioa
strsst " F. Csu-eh, 'sfsT pastor of the
Lorsin Street. 81. r CaaFes a Clsvelssi.
o snd -Bo Cured - sensational ebnrch
trisi is-s than resr $40. IS sgai. ia
traub.e. secarslng 30 = C,evsisad 5ispstch
% ths ClicsEo T~sres ef 5esfsmbs- 81
Tssf rr7rs8.y sisaI - rss released .fe.n
shs r.harn ohio Aefacaist Carf rsaee
aid a.1e reS - wlfh1rau rem tas churca.
The report - -aun -t-e 30 .nrssfI ts p
NV rhsrzrs af ~nersi.F sEe nst ihe
.slrof~r = asa tasss lae csn er=r-a arf
~ na~lfr - n.s9sd Cd nav thtf ~
showed 20 ~gsiza Fa~ srezf -sarzs is 1ne
vsoasr ta a. cthsrs -taat 1f "a rae-al ~
H nc~ fhrsatfes - ~fcr 80 7ssl1r 0f sn
snierenfer- cap9rs-s 'n. N..a ssa8e lsr.
.ers = fhs loosi tseerasr=
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
WHAT HIs ar HAD HEi


T. as Eaitss 5f .as 20 EssAA : -z4-3z
a4As sllszk la hsral1l na- AS
s.~aiax asteniaz ~ Fssosrex bcszI as
.a1ss lad . asz 30 P.s1llt--ls eoseFs1
wiEb Aas4rss silver sass1. s.oss 4s1LlF y
plsa1inz tzat ans N4ioa sA0ulG e "a -
lfasl. ssa ~ Ehsss apoa sEsfA iE eaaisgrsd
asssas1a al slegsss. ID ssslhg tazl lacy
144 gAs 80 a.. szEsa right e. exsFess lss
saL.=. ~ aall.4 fssefts- 30 lcas 1le1 :
I4lfl.44a a fsnor-s1 ~ 44fs ssil ID q ds.s
gail4a 81 1eisfs1 csc. 80 lsce1ty csl.s1
-,s1 l-.z i1aE A5fz-s1 AiEcsln sol
lgs 14f< as1et las easaels a.ien gfggl4
l.4llsa I - al.g 80 EsF4s4ls4a par-f al
llt sE y1ltst - 8sFs ColErsl g. -as -s1s4
fellt.1<l.F ~ ne Essdlnsa woes
= 14l i.sll la - LlaEl44a 20 luplRc
tee 2ot4yss "a "a. L'ncsIl a. t4is Ists dAy
IL taIs rs ~ Is lFs@s t4s l-blssf a. 81
hi44 = 10 siA 4gsr se reEnsu esrsd loE bis
Asny aoola acts
bas llls sgi siii ever sasbEius hiu 10
tLs As4fts and ulsaG5ry At cay sf lLose
nsE lFlls, sll ~ tloss Rh8 NAY -lE4s
LzFs4ftsf sF~n - lie latest ssl-f4ll ns
tlF9gkhsus oi tAs asiAzsd 4oE4a Nd
xraaasg az ever io1Ea "a pl2es apoa tas
ages ~ 1lslcry.
Abraham L4E1Oig llsts1llg - tAs Toiee
oi ls1. struck lie fsek cl iree1.n. aI1 SIZE
Democrats party l4rllLs lts sLil1- ears
% ia Aps "a EVil. satszssgsl ~ sl4y tnr
dos "a tas Halsrs ~ u5Srly. n4L aifho1t
AVA Ana in Isis % Hss assisted ~ a. Is
pgssr oi Ar. "a -raau.
las t1ousht 0l TIA lfsednsn vote could
never have entered iai0 10 pagrio.ic A4ad
oi Abraham Lineoln. sxespg as Ia tlaI As
So las grSsins iaet of sasiE c-uxslshlP.
Let caarlty zLfrlout4 sncl rsal ark as
a.. Thurman IS reported 10 aago Ea4s ~
BIS ssBssceace, lJs 10 nan clotned IN his
FlsAt miBd. and ia fsl4 possession of hls
iaeuitlss would dslIEef himself o. such al
IDEA AARK a. PoRExs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
A WEALTHY MANS misHAP.


Gssrss Crocksr Meets with . Peculiar
Aesidsat la Chicago.
CHlcAeo. sspk z5-Ihs stumbling %
"a 0sd cab horse aud the sudden drasiag IA
vi TIE rsins sy the caeoy caused the Occa-
pant OF thsca 10 plunge through the glass
doors asd piieh intO the stTsst. Whsn
picked aP the gentleman was found 10 De
badly Gus about the face and neck. he
bed profgsely and vas taken 10 the nearest
pAysiciau, whO dressed MS wounds and ae-
c. n panied alm 10 his hoiei.
lie injurse man. WhO IS about thirty
years 0i axs, ~ss George CrOcksr, son of ths
recently deceased Charles CrDcxsr. Of Cali
i0fnIa. snd promoter Of ths Central Pacific
Road. A ls vel known. the elder Croker
uas a millionaire twenty times over. aud a
great part uf this CTosus ike estate has
Ia en- % george. tRs victim Oi yesterday >
aCe dent
ls sss While riding along Filh-ave-. near
Nsu Bursn-st hat the accident occurred.
ar Croker arrived ia Chicago on SUNDAY
and pg. up a. Ihs 6raRd Pacific hotel. he
intended 70 lesEe the clIy the midcls OF the
uesk- Ih- Injuries ne sustained yesterday,
ho~eysg, vii compel bia 20 remain until
nexE week de Is suffering considerable
pAis. but uniess blood poisoning sets Ia he
viii oe sDle o. o- a5Olt IN tArss or four
GAYS. By orders OF bis physician hs re-
fuses 10 see any O.s except int ntimate ff,ea1s.
lis version OF the ahslc - that ne was gul-
ETY. siIsing back IN his Gao gazing interest
sdly At the buildings lining TIE street ~hsn
ta- horse ran upon ta- sidewalk and fell
down. a e attaches 10 blame o the driver.
ana isughinzly says hs ls thankful TO have
escaped Win his life. he goss East n ext
seek
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
HUNTER MISTAKEN FOR A SQUIRREL.

while GssherfnE Nuts Ia q Tree his Com
Psnien Fills His Body with shst
TirToS. Ind, Sept 25.-Whils out hunt
ing John Hayden came very near killing
Charley Bartholomew. The boys became
separated in the woods and Bartholomew
climbed tree after hickory nuts. Hayden
saw bim at q distance. and. owing 10 the
thick foliage. mistooK his moving body for
a a.quirrei. HAYDEN discharged hi. shotgun
ana Bsrtholomsw fell from The tree with
bis body full Of shot. He was brought 10
Toton and IL "a, discovered that his right
arm snd oovel, were filled with hns sbot
A single shot entered his lower jaw snd
passed entirely through the tongue. he
Il m dangerous coalition. Inc boys
we're only II years 20. and both reside here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Tier. vsrs . great many inquiries
rnasis yesterday a. 10 the IDENTITY OF the
subject of Q portrait in tho Mayors pri-
vass room. IL lad sOns,hing OF the sp-
pssrancs o, The hssd OF an Egyptian
mummy projecting from an Assyrisn
vase. II wa doubtless the portrait OF
soms y.fsraa Dsmoerst.-bus It Was .
doe ~ork OK art. nsvsrthslsss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
AXE sHoRF A MTCHgcAN soUTHERk
ks|swszrsrl Division

trstn bes~~s r~rnf Esrsoe ~ slieVsr
7 10 J. NJ. srririnx thsrs - =
fkrcaff t.csefs $50 81 grsaeirea rStHif r. ~
.tet s.sts< Eeriea snc Isnade a. tnior
a sssfrH r a C7s-eisD1
y Bocr1 TeS.ss Ttctef AGsn1
Gro y Nrsses. City fieEef Agent
7skfsa efscf NxT 81 1888
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

DROBATE ORDER-sTATy ov MICHIGAN. Coun
| O. OF Kent. Al a session Of the Probate
COl5t or said county OF Kent. held at the Probate
Once. IN tie city OF Grand Rapids. co the twenty
fsg-fn day OF september IN the year one tbous-
aud eight hundred and eighty eight. Present
Cyrus Z Persins. Judge Of Probate.
In The matter OF the estate Of George L. knight
a mentally incompetent person. Jane X knight
having nled in this court a petition praying that
Lhe guardianship Of the person and estate OF said
George J. Knight may BE- granted 10 her or some
o or suitable psrson
Do Is ordered, that Friday. the nnet-sntk day
~ Cc-Oocr next at Ten o'clock In the forenoon
a. - d Probate once, be appointed for hearing
said uetiliOa.
aud it Is further ordered, that a copy OF this
order b. published three successive weeks previ-
uns o. said day ~ hearing in the Grand Rapids
IFtEGRAs HERALD. q newspaper printed and
circulating in said County Oi Kent
"A true copy CYRUS p PERKINS.
Judge OF Probate.
FRANK W. HTSE, Register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

il .s 70 bs hoped shat the lroubls be
tsesn 20 Mszisaas ani Texans Gt Rio
Grsuds Cl,y. "a T-xas, may nOt breed
in,srnAtioosl tgou6lss. That the Aosri-
csn ei'zsns were Ia danger OF their lives
= syidsas iso@ tbs urgsDi call for troops.
Rut the fact that soldiers srs thsrs may
ssnd tbs Nsxlcass across the border. so
that there may % no more troubls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

French and British Canada seen 10 bs
growing wider apart every dsy. and tie
fact esusss England much unsssiusss.
She evidently dossn's ike 70 see any part
oi CsBsds az xious to become part OK
tbs United States. Bat she might a.
vel yisld zrscsfally. and give the DO
uinicn a parting b iessiug
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

n u practically settled now that
Chinss lsoorsrs are not TO bs permitted
70 ecrcs 10 Ansrics- Neither party
warts tseo. Bot IN the possibIs CON-
pssitscu of Chinese and East Indian
Denafsciursd goods the Pacific slope
hss = nav Chinese question quite as per-
siDsns All absorbing a. tia old question
of lnmi igratlon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

bnlT othez siiT sTeeTf -if1esF-
stter F@r aff
sse~ears csrs rfsr - FtNs srf ffsnfie ~
y-.se~s So f-orr Betre6f Par - er~ r11 -
IsT = r~e~ sc< 49, ae7sas Fxprsg = snf
fr-u k,e<,rt Ifreef eur - 49, rkstf - Eter1t
- frr1CS trs FsFf flCke.f ~ sste a.
rtns Tl,kst oFee e karrssss- sre a. crtsu
Esrrt
fEtr p NrrFs e-~s tr &ssfoe-st
q etlD r srf z A. Ctesrs
vEr poYT1sE FLEter e7FtNEF
T.r-ss Fr az r. zek.ze etfiv TIP fr7w
Fefoexs7 r Ess Fs~esr - rsesrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
nETRoIT. GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE

Ba4iFt sunday e1ctfscc- Dalit.
Detroit krpresS has psriof cat 10 Detroit MAJ
ing circct cor neCionE for al point tsst sffviug
IN New York at 1910 n. IA next csT. Iiuife3
Express east has through sleeper from Grsnd
Rapids fo Niassrs Fails conEectugE Milwaukee
Junction with through teeptr 20 Toruf 70
Through tckeis and sleeping car births secured
a. D.. q. y. A n. hallway ofaceS - henroes-
and al the cep-ot
IAs CfrrHEL1- City Pas. Agent
CFo. r EFFrF Traqc NsnaEer Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

frfre n Rskv Vss x~sstiT pissssd
te sofs tass ae colersa Fsts = n l0nzsr
arnt Bnf t - srfieant.Y united for
81 rrscticsl r-~rrssa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

fffhers - isnxsr ~ The yellow fever
tecominx epidemic IN Nes Orleans. BEy
Rrrtsz should "a seus down there 70
clean fhs siv His former succsss in
ths, lae wsf 81 great "a so lad Gus 70
bsiisra IA couid drive 81 dsngsr srsy-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Eoors o Nilrs told bis audisucs in
Brookiyn that rails made Ia Europe cost
3 80 ear sent more than those made IA
tbis country. What idiots ,be nail
makers srs Who some from Europe to
shis ooasfry ~ bEndrsds 70 make nails
- ona-thirty-s ehs price they get
over thsrei
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Fhs r--rrsi.i.r 20 nlsks sals frsa cf
dutg in sais ec1airv and ibs f'rrsiieu
e q % snis svsd'csts In EaEisrd 10 rut
sufi kaer r~fres IT a. rrfnsiiant
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

'Ccasisnt RssSer'' = he-sl-T i1tc~m-s5
thst fbe usloiis letter ia Recess O. 9.EEs
--,,, = fl.a iatsisi ~ .s,esrc@ss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

The Democrats in Nsv York sre bet
tn~ ssch other last CLEvzfAND's vote n
tnst Sis.e vll b@ Bigger than Hrnn =
snd ~fes ~rrs1 This sno~a where re
lnLsr.sl n Lh. .a-naaisn centsra
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Why vss II Mayor DsSEWAN's picture
len On ths door IN Ons corner q the
Navofs rooa IN the City Hal yesterday
Wills sae other Mayors we're placed
uron ths uals3 n looked ike = vsry
petty wsy 10 sitsrnpi n pay Of zrudzs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Ida Ctr Hssi = nssn.ie-ot nruu-
n-1s q tas ssssrpriss ot tss ysIi.r cisy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

ras mcsf rsiiabls slzn yst observed IN
icsfss rsuasrxs6ly eold weather fhs
soriaz Wistsr HAvSraAL HsWIIS hss
hcnrnt an cv-rrc.G 80 irst hue IN forty
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

fncss 10 hssl'h sat IN hssl,hy city
eaaaot rsahzs tho depths ot dlstrezs into
xh.eh citizens % southern cities arc
tbrcrn -bsn they srs MI n yellow fever
and u2oa recovering dnd they are the
soc survivors Of ones lsrgs family.
They csnnos De blamed Il they bitterly
regret that tnsy did aot perish also, and
for a tins tssl ,has ths sun can never
salrs tcr them sgsin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

ff . veil snoash 30 sscaA oncs IN .
vile sh0 ln5 hass ssss SaO iFamsd Tia
NILS bsl Wien ths Democrats are
nzhflnx Tor IN tbs esnp4ign. Thsy
wers
Rcexa q. AuLs s4-ConfsdsrAss, Of
Tsnas.
BaxroS NoMiLL1S. sK.CoafsdssAts. u
Tsunsssss.
ClIErsa K BazcKISaIDsA sx-COafsd-
srs,s. q AFxsss4s
" c. 2. BszoxIsaiDsz, sx-COnfsd-
sfafs. cf Ksniaesy.
H1ssr q. IuAzEz, 81 Confederate, of
Georgia
". L. WnsoS, s4.CsaisasEsis. OF
Wsst Virginia
WftLIAa l.. SCoTF. OF PsnnsylyssiA
WLLIAa h. BrSAz. Of Indiana
Thsss xeatlsmsn ssrs 50 eODhdsnt OF
thsir eva ability 70 frsm. oiil to rsgu-
lsie satisfactorily the coalitions Of ousi-
ness IA 80 Uaisd S,stss. that they re-
fused absolutely - xsvs a asarioz to tue
rspgsssn. ativss e to business interests
og tas Nortl; ,aoy invited tas eo-cPsra-
ton OF T. L. AooAs. free trade sxPert,
asd sith 40 sac stance they prepared
vbaf the BrooklyD E0gls hss Justly dssl<-
rstsa "A measure tsaE oas oscoms the
ssxnsl % p0iiii-sl revolution"