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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Farrell's Great Hit.

In tho closing game Of the recent series
between Chicago and Detroit the fourth in
ming is thus graphically described by the
Chicago HcrGlds reporter. He says: The
fourth inning camc with Ryan at the bat.
weak cheer arose from a Chicago man
who sat in that memorable nest of cranks.
The center fielder was quick TO act. He
plugged the ball for base hit. Then Sulli-
van fOuled out 10 Brouthcrs. But Farrell
was mighty He was large. He fell upon
the ball with bang that started every
srank In the three stands to their feet. The
ball SCARED high in tue air. At its maximum
altitude il looked no larger than the bowl Of
clay pipe. AWAY and away il giided, as
though it were being propelled by some
power within rs black cover. over inhcld
and outfcid, over a whitewashcd fence
over the heads Of q hundred spectators who
sat on the roof Of a shed and through the
branches OF big elm tree in a reputable
citizens dcoryard went that battered ball
Another home run and two moro largo
and succulent runs were won by the CHI
Cages Tho Detroiis were now but one run
ahead. The great rally OF the Illinoisans in
the face Of terrific hitting by their 0ppO-
nents and tho severe rulings of an umpire
would have won the admiration OF any
crowd but the one sweating in those three
rickcty stands in Detroit that day. But
there was no cheering, save that which
canc from fhe lone Chicagoan. The crsnks
were in a state Of coma. they were dazcd /:
they would not have bet fried egg against
n crop OF Gotten that the Chicagos would not
win after all But the Dctroits again took
a strong lead in the fourth, and after The
Chicaxos had been retired in this inning
the score stood TO In favor Of the home
team
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Those ~b0 listen 10 the ~his,ling OF
Nrs AtICE -HAw.ths American lady who
Is now esetissling our British cousins,
forget al about tina old stale sdass. 1t
"a said that she combines the strength OF
an opera singer with the sweetness OF a
rightinssls AID IA genuine whissling
pTima donna 10 .skea an American wo-
man 70 rcnisvs success il hitherto un-
truddsn pash.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

The action OF the faculty Of Phillips
Academy at Exssr. y. H., IS erpsIling a
strdsut f0r going to visit his dying
mOiher without leave, has 20 parallel.
+ = what might have been expected q,
~DytHsboy's Hall" bat 40. OF famous
academy. VsuAlly boy who il expelled
10 dissrscst. bus the disgrace is on the
o.hsr side this time and wherever the
yonog nan i known hs will bs honored
a. dl!al sou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

TOR SALE OK TRADE Fok hOUSE AND
i0l so-aefc fruit farm. A hsrgain- T.
kellors - Nerib Dlsisisnst "a
NOR SALE CEEAF-A NICE FARM OF 81
acre.. Win ffktns h0use. enc miie anc =
quarter iicFn haassi Apply Al Mrs J. q. Wal
era : sogth DiVisisn-s e. lzzu
IOR ekLE-THE BARN BELONGING TO
the eslaie Of The late Daniel seberurfboFn.
one nile west of the civ fronting brdsesl II
u hne dslTs farm, 0f soI ifuA fsislAF asa SAL
ceuiDg NAY be sold IN from Ten a. thirty acre
lots Apply to Dr. NBiiworfh. administrator, is4
faugth II i,rsnd kasids Nich iesf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Wnsn ons line OF steamers brings 205.-
3i5 eraigrsn.s to this country in one year
Il Is 20 wonder our population gets un-
VII dly and urcOatroIlsbls at times.
The Investigation OF tie Immigration
Con1sstes promises TO bring to light
some hidden csusss OF our labor troub-
les in this country and then IL will be
seen nors clearly how 10 apply the rem
adv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

tUsiT a. sthsrs aailg exoses sun1sy-
Taxa f~f@ a. ia
eieeTfrf cs-s ran ~ psrIfe az A. nrsif "
frssses sf hrf frsu Dffrolt -Fsffer fzsrf ruz 90
Ifr fre-ess snd -spS fsf6aa Frrrss y s,f
fFrFx nef-set -farncf ~o7n<cff1~f nstf ~ DefF1E
ri-t fbryugt t-nins Ees -Tfrks'r ~ feif -
frssn IieFct 0fee saHyos = snk a. nicr
ferf
Crss p FnrEts Ger A. NesfretR,
= fresl.fs = p sn5 A. fai1ss,s
rraT rppfLAR PLEAsTkE F7ftNr
Ihzrss Frsnt = Bsk Rf ctiif uiFr frzzn
fstrex<v - E.e feresr sn6 reaUrn
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
I AXE SHORT a nIcH!esS soUTHERs.

trsin iss~es crsad Rspids for EHc1su ~
! go . r. erririug there o. =
Thruurb tsss SD V gVinelpsl 1slints IN ne
Tinted Stafss He1ioo ard fsnsde o. uisri
Tickef Dfles
A. 7 emfTH. - = A Clevsisna-
N posT1 Depoi Ticket 1gsnt
ers y HrssnN Cry fl1kes hgea4
Takte r efeff EaT 81 isss
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Wanted Board.

A GENTLEMAN WITH WIfE AND ONE
a child desire board with = private ianliy. can
furnish best 0f references and sheuid Ike the
best OF socon oasti0ns W. h.. Hal. JT.. 49 and
- keEt-sl. 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

The sbsm baltic which wss gotten I'D
fc~ The amusement of Emperor WILLIAM
wau'i 70 doubt hsvs pleased him bsstsr
II Il hss ssep real vith himself AZ the
hrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

DAily, sundays cxoepfed. D bsiiy.
Detroit krprcsz has pafiof car 70 Detroit. mtf-
tng Greet connections Tor all poinU tfst arriving
IN New YORK at 1910 O. m. nc1i oaF. ilfniiod
Express cast bHs through sleeper ffem Grand
bspos 10 Niagara Falls. oonnectlngA A. Milwaukee
Junction with through sieoper 10 Toronto
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
st d.. &. II. Il ". ysilwAy onAce4, = AeDroc 81
and az the depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. City PAS Agent
GEo. B. RKEvT. 1fsfsc Manager. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
HOe3afS--t - s1ylfPd.
Enrtifnre Stored.

FURNITURE STORED. PACKED AND
i moved. Expeft pscker sent on short notice
by Rsdclif 4 Holt, III south Division-st., tee-
phone No. sJ). Jan'y y. 's3
NURNITURE PACKED, MOVED AND STORED
i by experienced workmen cheap at MIS-. g.
J. Walkers second hand furniture dealer. Il
south UiYfSiou-sf I14tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Tha Boston Herald q Dsmocrsfic
j. ugpsl ncuinstes Gov Dawn BsSNETT
EfrI, tor the vacant mission 10 Ressis.
What sss Rns=is dcre now
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
VHlcAGO &wEsT NIcHIGAN-AIL TRAIN
u arrive nj and depsr irom URien DopoL


nrfkRT.
Mail for Chicago. Hukkeron an 1osooi ? oo a m
Fasi Expres Tor Chicago ~ - m
T1pfcss fer Muskegen and Bsrt....-.....f sfs m
Night Express tof Chicago -...-.. q. ~ ~ nm
Night Exprees ior Indianapolis. ..... al 90 ; M
Fof BIG Rapids. Baldwin, Luecinrten
and nsuiktfe ....-....-.. nt r n
ToTBis Rapids. BALDWIN, Iudingior and
Msniefeo ........-. ....-..........f - m
Txpress for hukegen and . Hsven Z 10 pD
sEflFE
Night FHrrrsS freE Chicago ............ Tsm
Night Exyrcss IRON Ina apn poiis .-....' e. ~ m
E1 pres from huskegon sDo Han ..-....f &c g. m
Mail from Chicsfo sns @usfegnn......f 81 pm
E1pfess from AlegAn and Tcirsjo. - 60 pm
EErfese frofn fenfwst<r aud Eg9kegoni o. pa
hast frprets from d icsgn ....... ...... stf nm
Prom hsniktse LudinEton. BALDWIN
snd Biz hsP.ds ..-. .-.. ...-. so ~ q m
Prom Hanistee. Isudinrton- Baldwin - ~ ID
snaiv. fDsfly ercers Snndar futiiy errsp
Saturday fInilv cNoepf McneHT
Through Coz hes 70 tkicaFo and loiscoon -
IN tram - hrough Isfief ca % lhtosgo on
~ ~ 7 r. train no eJtrs cbsfFe tof seeis -
Through tieeppg and shsir car betwesn iDaisD-
sVoln 81 Indianapolis Night frIrest trsiss.-
Thf0uSh sleeping car n CktcsFo or ~ ~ , m
train. --rni0u Tictef oflos 81 AoKre~-st
y a. CtsFEETEE Ttcc MANAGER.
vIifrss = CAN'T. hss 9 Ger. Pfa- Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

The odd fs'ious hsve teer hsvinx a
fne tine et their ccnclsve IN Cincinnati.
TIE Eagairsr fhinks they srs nics +
ihev sre o,it
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Peer Phiisdsiphis - complaining Of
hcf weather wsi.s t4rsnd Rspids hss been
reveling IN Juas-hks days FOR the past
monih. TIE Vsliey City extends h~r
hanrtr crn llserat.cr tn TIE Ouaksr City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

The Csnaaiaa fseifc railroad vii %
coaveoieut fer he Dominion Government
II laer- 20 - another Tad,aa var n
t4s Narfa xas&
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

A -xs expected she doctors have bsen
lyins sssin and Mr. RANDALL has cancer
of to stomach. Just what wa gained
by ths denial is bard 70 see What they
have lost e perfectly visible 10 the naked
asa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

TIE nszstsF 81 1fr<s - ssy Afssrtl~ssses2t
sss /. tseEa ~ sisistEE - akso tsE -
ssrss ~ ssyes. AEy fNrtef = ti1s SssHt.a
ssens fzzli nne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Il a row denied shst thcss valuable
rurers - C-lorel Lsxovr's ~sre s.cleu
TIE rex. ienial vii Re tast be has no
Tslua5ls pspsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

I OST-A GREEN PARROT. SUNDAY THE
II end. Belongs al 6lj South Isiayettest. The
finder viii he rewarded. 30
| OST-A SMALL WHITE And GRAY JERSEY
II COW. Return 10 Frank Chickering, % Naii-
son ave. 2lu
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

The moon was not a. al partial IN the
distribution ot her fAvors last Sunday
aisbL 5ns presented bright clear.
uaeioldst fsce TO hsr dsvotses IN al
parts Of the country the iirst OF tia evst-
iug. and when she began to withdraw her
hght shs iid 70 coyly and slowly but in
the sight Of an audience which wonld
make va greatest pr'ns donns turn fairly
green With envy. Ar when she began TO
show her bssntIfal fAcs sgsia sue vas
mere popular than ever.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Situations U'0nfed-FeunIe.

WAETED-slTuATiON By A YOUNG LADY
W In a small family "a 10 housew0rk, beat OF
references. Addrcs, y. H.. box 4. this once. I'll
WANTED - A SITUATION IN A SMALL
W family by girl - DO Teneral houseS 0rk
apply for three days al No. 2 boetSick-sL
WAN1ED-slTUA1ION DI GIRL TO DO
w general houseN Ork ia private family OF
cook in = small ffBily, can be well recon nlcnc-
ed care OF Telegram Herald 20s
A LADY OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER AMI
Il and good family connections would like 4
situation IN some rice family rs housekeeper
small family preferred She hss little dsUeh.
ter OF ten yeafs whom she wishes 70 have with
her Tor lnformktiou address 2lC
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
For Renf--Roonls.

TOR RENT-DEsiRABLE FURNISHED OR
Il unfurnished rooms a. l4s Lyonst. 2i5
TOR RENT-sIX UNFURNlsHED ROOMS OK
L the graund Zoe ls5 Livingston 81. Enquire
at isl Livingston ST. III
NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS ARE CENTRAL
ly locsted, have the finest OF furniture and
are very pleasant al all times; pone bnt first
class tenants need apply. +. ID, Brock. loitf
COR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
L either single en- suite. Apply 10 Room ss,
Powers Opera House block, Pear-st 226tt
EOR RENT-A NIcEIN FUENIeHED FRONT
K rO0m al 6s ksnxon-st. l2otf
COR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
i In suits OF two or four IoOns with all modern
In proyements on Cansl-st. for offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
quire at once, No q Car al-si, OF G. A. Berwin.
a.tf
TOR RENT-FURHlSHED ROOMS: STEAM
j heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping Apply al room IO5. New hous--tn
block l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Maud ). hss broken her record. She
hss not been IN training this Summer.
but she hss besu driven every day and
recently made a nile in 2:l2 l-2. drawing
Skeleton wagon, The country Is proud
os The little mare ard It is hoped Mr..
BcNxEs viii decide 70 put her on the
track a BuFslo rex, week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

1r. RECv SISe roense srs - bs trans
isi-a ar RusHsu- NV + re Nshiiisfs
VI euig seEs their opportunity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

General AtaEs . one OF those Rspao-
Ia aot nlsrsgrsssutinz the strsnzsh OF
tee sIemy. Wien asked tie other dsy
Ia Nsw iork whether be considered
y obizsa a doabtfal State. be said: mo,
Dot 3nlsss 80 Become over -eonndsat aGd
lst lie sUsmy steal a march on as. We
een Gerry The state for HAERfs0S aud
NoAros, bat ws sill have 10 work 10 DO
H. II We simply 81 still and ssJ the
state 3 goiBs Republican vs might be
deceived. because tie Democrats intend
10 msks rlgorors ca npaign"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Observation-Disclosures.

~ AMERICAN MDDLE-AGED MARRIED
"A man des .res work iu any capacity IN whole
laent mere OF an object than large wages, Teisg-
cnccs given. address q. r. j., care of telegram
Herald 2ll
NANTFD- SITUATION A. BoOKKEEPER
w OF clerk ey youug man. three ycars e1fefi.
encc. peak cerman. besi Vi references Address
a a. 80 Traverse civ. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Editor pAss, although prosectionisi.
n going 20 vUte Tor CLEVELAND. lie
links Nsv York iss yrOtsofion State
but ssys there ars o,hsr inhnsucss ~
work rkica Wi elect the rssuli 10 tbs:
state. Bat "a thinks on ths whole tha,
CIKvxtASn stands a good chance Of be-
ing rs-slscisd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

TIE 6cprer e shn 67ppsnz aud tAas
mAsss he slecflc, mshu css>rnn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Money 10 Logn.

rSON 500 To 500 To loan. Good
house anf Iats and rsrant ieis fn every
rsrf 81 tae city ier sa,e 1n ioag tms FesQ 3
kinsey T0eer block teepnoBe 20 no
AoNET To lOBN oN GOOD RFAT FsTsTr
"a in Sums 1Cr so r. - lgu irfere-s.
z A1tiedei. 1tce, Aofet gfs, oYaoe .fa
sweets hofsl fFtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
D. G. HENRY & co.
Portrait, Landscape. Frescs
and Scenic Artists
JAIL DESIGNS ORIGINAL
Studio % kOnrOe-S., Grsrd RipidI
HENRY +. WALCH.
STENOGRAPHER.
Office Room 60.

New Houscman Building.
Opposite CITY Hall. Grand Rapids.
Mich. References. Cbanoery cnses. De-
positions DictatleE spc general lav worn
accurately reported and transcripts
prompts furnished ~ reasousble rss~s
Oricisl Sienogrspher 81 the Circuit
Court for Kent County and Notary
Public.
Agent for Western Michigan for the
celebrafed
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons conten plating the purchase
Of typewriter. should certainly call
and see the 'BarmsBd. More Hsn-
mond typswfifers have been sold IN
Grand Rapids during the pest yesr than
any other send fes circular. A CON
piete stock of typewriter supplies. car
bon paper. ribbenF sBe paper constant
~ on hand. Telephone No. - Tsi
Elevator on Dttswa-Et
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
DRUNKENNESS
Or the I.igHer Habit resitiveiF Cared
by Adu.infsfcripE nF. Hafses
(.of&cn Sreefnr.

Jican be given IN a cup Of coffee o. tea with
out the kRowlcfte of the person taking "a. "a
sleoiuiely bsrsu e.. and wiA effect - ru sneut
end speedy cure. whether the patient i InoGCr.
ate driuker o. su alcoholic wreck. IboasEnds of
drIfuksrfis hsve been made ter refste men tho
have taxfu Golden specific in their coffee with
oat their knewledrc aud todsY believe they
Quit drinking 81 tier own free vii IT NFKEk
FAILS Ihr system once iuprcgutfed with the
eFeCifc. "a hfrorncS su utter iWnPossihiuty f0r
tho liqrof appetite ~ eni-t FoT sac hv " "
7IBR- irueeltt IS Ncn-oc-si sd IS gansl-st
and = tCk RkoS.. I2e and ~ Monroe -. Grand
Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Tte lasrortzncs - rurifyirg - siood cs--
roe fs orerextiuszted. far ~Ifnrus rsrs
hlord - rsanst enjoy rood seaah
A. fhls season HeariT ever one ne>ds a
GOOD nae6tclae - purify vstaliz~ ard snrirh
fas Blood snf Hoos-s -srs- pariilz = woTthT
vorr er-sdsnrs. II = pecnsssr IN taat 3
ssrens.hens ard huiids sp ~ system. er-s1es
Al asnette. sns toass ffe a.9estssa- wAAss
Il srs.5irstes Z. sease. eiv- e a usah
Hscs s1rsacariiia = SD - a. szs szsisfs-
Prepares = c Z Rsod 3 Co, Ls'ssl Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Wdnted--T0 Rent.

WANTED--A COTTAGE OF SIX OR SEVEN
W rooms by Al good permanent tenant. Would
Ike 10 ge6 near Car line. Address 5. L. r., Tele-
gram Herald h7tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Designs and e-iimstcf win be furnishes. ~ sp
rlicStioH. By the undersigned iof artistic inier1of
decorating. cuu iseCug ia prcf and sesuly cf
finish with wall yef decoFailous by tbs tse N
the permanent wsier- color Anti talsornfns "
We guarantee 70 % Ibis sftiefic sad durat8e
Decorating - - 70 producs hotter efesU for tie
sEn1s amount O. money thni u would sou o. 80
the same reola win papcf, either ir rhesr
or elaborate work aud ths vsofk h tusrantset "
inr OF te finish the walls with the same o. s1s
oihef tEisG.
The ceiling - the new enirsuce " Powers
Opsrs House q sample 81 one grade of tns
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Nothing but praise tor Browns S,sndard
and Browns Patent Flour, from all who
use IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

NOR RENT-sTORE No 26 Monroest. and
/ fixtures iorsale. Inquire on the premises OF
e. Tyfoer, sgent. l9stf
TOR RRNT-oNF-HALF OF THE STORE
No. y Cans-st. For particulars enquire OF
G. A. Berwin. l34tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
For Rent--Uouses.
For Re,.s-- RnStncss Places.

COR RENT-NEw HOUSE, NINE ROOMS,
i modern Improvements only SD per month.
Apply at once l26 MOnrOest. Ill
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Browns STANDARD -four is taking tn. lead
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

WANTED InaEniATKiY-A COMPETENT
W eook I'D haHsefnsd in sush family app
Ms k v. Morris corner Nhefy 81 ano lac Z
souave. as
WANTED cHANRERMAIp- ; GENERAL
W cCOss 1,ninKr0s "a xlris, 4 coioItd nuf>e.
kitchen girls pantry girls u general servants
] CO. ARD al zu,l0 pace Ladies fsflon. : atd
4 Tower bi0ch. -ly
uANIEp-A COSPFTEHT flDkkIY NO
w nan t0 assist iu tie safe oi children, ND
A g Horton - South nionst -
WANTED COMFETfNT GihL fok SEN-
W er4l hOusewors izmiy snail ~ cherry
Il 1871
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Water Co|oTFTescoeing.

Superior In OIL. in poibs of Durability a.
vel as Beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Hffp y uIIIftI--lH ~ 'tt0'
WANTED sALFSNEN FFN GOOD
" szesnea can hnd sssdy eiapieyRcai -
csii'ns e. tfs oe.et " re AiHefl a. SWING
Machine Colnpsng No. kCrsa i'isls.eo e. =.
hise Aau4gcr. "a
n A 4ED--A fiksE CASA fORk&Ak Foh
" flrLitgre faCsofF aln csB 44tlsh SitNf
capifat stuess = stli ssis saIiSeft Address 4.
B. hoE 2 care fe.exfam Herald tl
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
nETRoIT GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE,

kunson Onion Ticket Agent "a nonru< -.
G. J.. lockwood Gen. pass and Ticket Agent
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LET THE MAJoRITY SAY.

At the Tuesday evenings session of
the City Council. the committee on
streets recommended, and the recon-
mendstion was adopted, that it be the
policy of the Council to order the grad
ing or paving of sidewalks only on the
petition of the property-o owners of the
street to be improved. The rule is a
good one to follow, and it might be OBJ
served in the matter of all public i'm
provements. The majority should con.
troll in this as ia other things. Just at
this time there is a mania on the part
of some to improve" The spirit Is
highly commendable, and we would
not for the world do or say anything TO
check it. There has been too little of it
in this city to think of opposing it now.
The abominably bad sidewalks every
where testify to lack of the spirit of
enterprise aud public improvement But
the talk Eof the past few days indicates
the possibility of some recklessness be-
ing INDUCED in. if the Council were to
heed all that is said on the subject. A
rich man buys lot and erects costly
house, and at once wants paved side
walk laid from his place of business to
his residence, distance of mile,
more or less. He may own a few feet
or rods frontage, and could, without
difficulty pay for the pavement along
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his lot; but how about the
many poor people between
his home and his Office or
place of business? 1t Is said
by some, "if you are too poor to make
the improvement, sell to somebody
who can afford to spend the money"
This is all very well. but perhaps the
lot owner doesn't want to sell, or cannot
afford to sell his home; and at any rate
he ought not to be forced to sell to &C.
commodate his rich neighbor. 1t will
be fair to all if the Council will stand by
its resolution, and order sidewalk i'm
provemeuts when majority of the
land owners on block ask for them.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of John Livesey. deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
N undersigned, administra rix Of the es-
tate of John Livesey, deceased, to the Gre
ditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrators at the
office OF 8. w, Darke, ITO Main street, Salt
Lake City, in the County of Salt Lake.
Dated at salt Lake City, April 7, 1888.
ELLEN LIVESEY.
Administrative of the estate of John Liye-
sey, deceased.
S.W. DARKE, Attorney for Admistratrix.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-12

The SENATE has passed the bill,
amending the act prohibiting foreigners
from acquiring title to real estate in the
Territories, in SO far as the prohibition
applied to mineral lands. 1t is probable
that the House will also pass the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-11
Plans or ACTORS And MANAGERS.

A suggestion o. the humor promised in Hoyts new
musical farce Brass Monkey, which will be presented
az the Biiou next IS furnished by the following
named characters in the piece iona, Baggage, Dolittie
Work Dodge Work, Madden Sin, August Frost The
Poval BENGAL Tiger Savage Hogs Badger, Frisco Fogg
Mr. Barnes Of New York Mr.. Potter Of Texas Fowle Bali
birdie society reporter Fsithe Grace. Hope Grace
Charity Grace Mrs. Hog, Mrs Badger ana Virginia
Bright.
business f. still booming a. the Fourteenth Street,
Theatre whore Miss Cora Tanners Improvisation Of the
dual role Of Lady Madgo and Charles MsroWe continues
70 be received with every mark o. popular approval There
demand fo seats ard places are now being Sc
cured foi the remaining performances ue As' Oh "h'cn
VII be given october ~
No tank or real water is N Be used the forthcoming
producon O, The Fugitive" the Star Theatre, but in
the third act there be elaborate scene which
changes instant 70 open sea, on which iuIi-
rugged ship will appear and be dashed TO pieces on the
rocks PEn Goacher, who is painting this scene says
1t VIII be one Of the realistic and sensational ELECTS
ever presented the American stage
The attractive spectacle OF Matthias sandorf" with
its elaborate baets and pretty girls will close its long
run at Niblos Saturday night
Harry Miner has purchased large plot Of land in one
hundred and twenty nth-s from the Metropolitan Real
Estate Company unon which he proposes to erect new
theatre. Mr.. Miner says the playhouse viii In
nearly every respect be counterpart Of the Broadway
Theatre architect who drew the plane o. the Broad
way engaged Nil Miner To reproduce the plans
toT his theatre.
Sol smith Russell wifi play five weeks engagement
at Days Theatre, beginning IN April next when he VIII
be seen Edward l. Kdder's new play. The Poor Re
laLoE.r
Prooor's new Twenty third Street Theatre opens on
November 2G with Nell Burgess in new domestic play
called The County Fair which exposition OF hand
some live sock viii BE- shown
Dockstaders Mnsrels have drawing packed houses
all week The bill Is practically unchanged except In
some few minor features Tut week be intends put
ting on buriosQue Of Camille an aftcrpiece. Ar
engagements have been made for Nine Jane Hsdins to
witness upon her fsyorite part next Tues
day