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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Tim Nester "Michl<al ~iH sivs 10 600
plsiority foe Cleveland urrt November"
Lansing f.,irnai "Aacfh~r sacb = vic
tory wh completely sipe ont Republican
lsm la Aicassa.
ItvnoYgsn nsnacraf Seymour u the
laat Republican Who Nili ever represent The
itth District ln Congress
Marq1efts HisUig Fgrssf "Fhe election
co TUESDAY vas tae n.aal stnnt.F contested
snd sxoitus ever hsit a ihs district. It vas
fought on tns lsr.a esue
Iansias ,irts Rfns. ers, 'sThers Is no
donht that nothing asst .ir. sey moar snd
asl>si~d Ns tfssn. oui ihe lrse frei- spec
tef. ihe Presidents messs.ss cooked Mr..
brsen xuQss.
saginaw Haglt The Democrats can learn
fesson fIom soc sleesian OF NJ Seymour.
shith - simpig ihis. ihsf tae Republican
rarlF siii ssssp the country en- TIE rec
trsas tsas Dslsss oy fas Iou 0cratic ffssl.
deut
Detroit Pes fr.ss "sdould N affcial
csassss ot tiis seie ir taa Eleventh Dls-
Dfcl sAaa rymulr sitt IeIl-0 0hie1 Is ty no
uesHs esffti1is vtii uHQus. t4ouahiV he-
come tas ta.Y ci the heuse of Keprseen =
rves to inoHirs nfa tas shtHurless methods
pufsNet ' ais sHapalt ay Afl1uEeaa mlae
ownera tnd bosses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

of az the means oi public cauetyzBce IN a
large city. sFfn Tor isr hours. dnflnE a
sulke q IL smrloYes means q GENERAL
rarslFzn ~ 81 ltsae sHd industry ior 'be
tine being. ard is attended vilh al ea0f.
nous sxErexaie lass Co sac community.
Hnw much More ssrlons - the Iadi Fid tnl
~ fhe xsnersl fie-nn a. hls sYsfeu. known
~ c0nsti nston. and due "a he srke cfths
most important organs f1f msre rTg ieuf
treatment snd setter care N too Tor r
neg leetsd. = forpif ~ s'avrish N7eT wfll
prndncn reriaus faTns - kflnrf sni ileer
aisssfsr risIsftsl irars,e ard fhf0Hse
dvsrsesis. iir. flsrers leaseat FarFstivs
p 80 So a sreveaUse aad cure of tbsse
srrdels Isev ARE rfenpt sHre sri
eaeshsr. pleasant so axe. I'D positive
harfa .seS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

sgxsr-COs iosL $ C. granulaie1 7p5 4i.ioOc.
a. sa3 iev. tAgfA &c tiS if0S6'sc, yellow
uoaee-1feea BIO. 90 &c Rio roasted. TO
sc. Java. gIecu, 2t't ae. lava roasted, jjt.
Nancaibo. rD~-tcd. -g4SAsc Mexican. roasted, z,
: &fc.
Iess-Jspsn. fine, Sasfi,c Japan. medium, .
stNt. ofdlaRgy. isn2ic. Hysons 3l.sst5e. qua
powder, 3& sc. Oolong, eSSsOc Congo, 2oS
e.s.
Flour = 20 per csi.. q. - per bbl: patent pro.
eest s. 90 pr vt. g. ~ per bbl all wheat h3gr
tsiH per cut s.l0 per ooi; buekshoai s3..3
lrr cuf.
Mn Fccd-scrcenlnxs. SIS per ton. bran. SIS.
thips. 1is q. miGdiiuEs. Yisfiy
Feed Corn and uals. gliss ?
Kerosene ON--Nichigan test. To- &C per gallon.
Sler white. ii9se
faaaliac ~ &c per gallon.
SEEDS -Cioyer. SO tg3. IS. timothy, g. 250ff2sS
salt hlEsn. 3ar. Eastern. 81 ib
tish-fo. } whisohsh. 40 per half hol.:
tout. s. oA o.. cod. sat ttf 20 per ID. clans.
sc PEI hundred. oyster. bulk Si.megEiGsl gallon.
standards 20c caa. selects &c can, annexed half
buf, lie
Pork in bsrrels- Mess pork. Chicago packed
yis.so. extra short cut. sidp; Standard clear
back $40.
Lald-liefces. SC: 30 and 80 10 tubs SIC. 30
H. round tns 100 csScs. a ec. IN tin pals SC.
Besf in bnrreis-kx mess. warranted 1O0ibs.,
& 20. extra. boucrfs. 500
buficrine-Dsiry. roiid packed. itc. rolls aaf
prints, &c creamery, solid. oc. extra cream, cry
packed, lfC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

scUnre cream fsFnlshrs very telicsfs
AMI t14iF made dsszsra The iurrscii~ufs
arr Gas pi0E % fr'sh ~ +. tsF~e tshlespocn-
fu.s ~ Cox seizas-. tarss tsslespoonfuis ~
sUEar. thres sera Fat g-.atsne into ccld
uiik. i-s l- stand e E.lfls shlle. puL On Stove
al BRING q = - boiling paint. tAcn add ths
E44ar All yel..s 81 sEss whi~s have boea
vel beatsa together krmove from fhs IRE
snd sfsr ia shs NDites. whsch nave also bsan
bestea sti1 Add a httlc salt ard flavor 70
sD.t aud faar into msids; Ne. frst - ths
cfs4as ~iii tara sss easily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

o. 50 esla .sst - r. STAT Dfii Keep q aifsal4s
f7a-.a tai fela1 y ea--er s4th q scaas
iBaar e >. sE s1a lte safes yeis ~ 3. 4 a.
aErs ei a.a4i . n4.rs rsiassi2l ~ sherry.
8 sa.al nlflas -4.4 t-e sfa.tsd rlad q a
lemea '.lla ne lases sf LAI. 49, ea.s pouna
vi Aae. d. Efaf. fiir 30 al iato a ss4T
f..sls. tlea ssit tae Ui4tas VI sss egzs. beaten
81 a sDor. vifa . pioea %. salt, = pound Of
es.i washes sad Ir..a eurraE-s, l.9ursi and
~s4faei. - - gsstiY tlrssd Ia ths last
t1iag Ua2a - fsas ifas3 with BATTERED
psler. sa l.1.r ASA a half Or kar.e-4 4iag tor..
ia = nletislats oven.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

For bo,iiiion take four peunls Of meat and
tNo ~ bops rut tie rreat ard bencs ia small
pieces aad .wo quarts - cod water and
heat sio.ly. afd ors taAifsnoonful of salt,
four pefper Germs, fonr cloves and ono table
spooaiui ~ mifei herbs and simmer avs
bears. Bo.i iL down a. t5ree p4ns, strzin
ana remove ana fst This = a good soup
with nothing additional. but Is used also IA
tha foundation 81 richer sous by the addi-
sion ol various veg tables. rnacaroni, tspioca,
fried brezd % otter nsaserisl&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

A celebrated co;arcrk recipe for preparing
fried oystsrs Is % dust thcm with -four aud
pcppsr. drop ialo an ceaal mixture OF lAri
aad salaj OF made amokius hot, and servs
the instant tho edges hevin % curl Some
cooks rlil them iu c~acser DIST or InsSian
ne1, Snd thra Fry them. a substantial dish
may 20 r4sdc OF fsled ors.oss by having
rra,iy souio maz.,cl potatoes nicely soasonsd.
AMI placed around IRE edge ~ hot dish in
ulct a way rs to form a wall. and serving
the oysters "a thia "a "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

For cleaning silver wet up finely powdered
Whiting % tae conslstcucy of thick cream,
either with water. alcch j or diluted ammo
uia Rob this GA The - YER with "A piccc Of
sofo flannel ~ the time al the articles
have bs-n gone over tho first vii hS dry.
Then with a soft closh elan OF ali tho whit
in~. brush ont all crcylcos with bruxh kept
FOR that V-rpose, and lastly polish wei! with
ssft chauto.a
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

The screen shown tn tie cut represents not
only a graceful style but decidedly artistic
az uaiqIs co,or.ng srd desgn Il j. OF rieh
six plush - dark moss green color. en-
broiderct with silk aud arasene. the latter a
wOolsa chenille. The hammer Ia one foot ten
inches vida BY two feet flye aud half inches.
long Ths leaves and stalks og the decoration
are ombgoidee esd ia various shades of dark
green slk IA satin stitch. whi's arsscne In
white and very pals tints Of Light green 10
u.s.l for tie faised haiiA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

There = ao end ts the iasks wh.eh dsliy
cnnI Irnf ne gofd housewife To he si.c-
e. flt htu-aksener. tse FIRST rean.Ftts -
gca-f h.aia Eaw rsn = w1-nen cor cad
sxss 81 lon frss SRI wrYFles 81 hoUss-
ssse5nr II So esu - 81 feraF trsn fiisss
3stre-slaz -kss@ssfts< a. i-se1fs saf rsax-
sssF- rfra.s- f1 asf sea- NF fterse =
fsverlie Frsscfi ,f'hn ls asnAcise fcr tasss
.fiesssers fzs sn'v reruesr ssid ~ ssa-
s'st< a1der = goss.ive f1srsstee rcra sss
raeBn f.ctneers Sstisfscff~n resraafes4 ~
every cssr = nsssv rssrne~d 80 priaaea
sasrsnlse On esttis ~Fsrper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
UPPER PENINSULA


- go 4e
go.
i.lstcs casrssea. IS sas e3pf F'ef e-'if~
,.s
rteir4 es,t 80 sf<&-te go $50
sea e'-S - AeR
tiafsfNsf Ice frf9.s l..ss p ~ cess su
t.en IS 80 ssfien sf 'eee.s a.''4sA ear
ares
d Burke .s.t.aaf.2 lf-tsi ffsiref
asa Dtie - .ssis s1sosaf. .s.ss if4rs a. tsti
se<sts a1i fte
Assnif1eo esge.4 sss an sssaeset fs'a-
siIen 81 go tttiH ssa tes e-4rsi psser
1ltfts |a sac ese
xl4fx 80 .la fe.s CO. .f,3 - ho.ie Chafsn
o. - ff4tsef SAB eaia -ssaes a. s-9a 81
ne sestnPI .sfstls
n rs.a. 80. 80. .l.-.. I., A., ysstssa s.tr,
a. Ligin.s.asi easnfF a.ss as..idso 81 "a
. chalsE 81 .a va
t....-r,.r f..s. l...-a., tf. stssa s.t..r
fnt@n...nsa - ~. sas. - i s.i.a fs.-s a.
nlefulaz 49, se 6sr ieeinx
a.a.~ar .4,. fnss Et4. sss4nas
sc~aeuv 81 .s..l 49, .-.ras4 ais lsta
biftbsiav sna $ fsf a. t-rsa - arisr.
d. He.ry ls.s.s 81 o.lr.ts !. sscsn.
u.-6..,.,.i ~ Al. .-...,.,. n. fs-sa.lg as.a
- ~ .fa...r :. ~. -tss. +. ..tsersttg
.et f.......... f........ ,..a..,
f. -. ~. '''.',
-. ,l.. .'..., =. +. 49,. .1,,,,s.., "a
-
49, -.
~ - 49,.
-" .<at $50 ~ t-s ei@
fsrass
t.,...., .
-
800 '~
@ ~ ''i'' E"
-t..'.sas .... 'l N'' 's' -. 80
~. ~ - !. - +. =.
H t.t '-+ sN -
@ f'f
ss"'iaa - tNt 7ta hs'ak ~ 'nal
4, 49, 49, -,
2" ~'tFN .A+t "s't F.ts t-pf ''''iil
$40 F" NA~ t's'
iiiai ~ 81 aheflt FTals et Alcona
coanig or alleged gnnlaai selafiops wita
Pc a..F4n - hss been it 81 - Harris
'r Nf'- t' ftA it'''t'
iae business Meas AAsac.st on ~ lars
Joe al ~ sad ind cr tns ssis Al iifary
i.ea1i ~ seisst faae'ns a. ihs place for the
nsxr sneam 9tosat ~ see stare sr9ofs.
g4mss IL. ASHLEY. Jr. hei4 railroi q
nset.r 30 AT tfansis.t Ilsrs.isY e hi ask-
tnr ior r fo sKtsnd tuo loleeq s Ana
Aftof 49,, aa<ing rauk'crt the iaks ter
mtnus.
Gsorse Dawson ~ C-otrnl fsfe 80 Ar.
fssis,i sat tnsi i1r EsluuE taeks out 81
seassn. teltl-tsndla< tls lact that he
was re spn.ln-lss ot tie deputy game
warden.
4h. a--t ,,s,s.r ~ tb. p,v.,,, F..,..
sars.sI, .rlrss.i ..,..ts ~ a. e.In',,,.
.ell SID .tth l,f.,--l... f..e.l ,..,li,.,
astt.r a1a rsa,rsi asws. II l. a br.shi'
he.lths Como "A
\. 49,.
~ -, '-..'i toi' '.e'i
+, ..'..'s .- p WIN in'"' IS ~.
- Il -. ..-.f s.f i-t p. - - ~. -.
49,. sr...,.- ''.y uAzs
'e'e ''' YOU
re lafv - 80 case oi Jan1rs ssEsrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

The digost,hAsty of various kineis - meat
and fish has t~.H stated ~ follows. Meat
Easy q dsgss.: mutton, vGaiaon, hsr,. sweet
bread. chicken. tlrtay, partridge, pheasant,
grouse, b,af Hard % digest: pork, veal,
goose. liver. heart. brain. lamb. duck, salt
meat. sausage Fish-Essy tar5ot, paddock.
founder. so.c. oysters, trout. pike. Hard
macssrci, enls cannon, herring, sals fab. lob
ster, crshs ulusscia, cod.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

.cr ne iaseas sn8 arss scsaew edges g.
- sae mrst sn ssfai rsnfaf srsr sold er
rfr ear- Uf teaeha tfeHn S-el1hftls
~ borg a Ceush. ksthas sn5 Cones ~ ..
Non eet acfl.s .oisr sni keen s.raFs
I'D sse heuss - yar csa cbsrk gear cB.t A.
oace Frice s0c AID g.. ssnHis sstt.es
fesa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
aaASp RAPIDS sARsErs



Aprlse --laN.e fst psT puss
Cns~.s --al@as. ~ - Aea f0sx f4N cream,
l5tst
tiossr seed-ss6o " 3. S pr blsshei.
Dftel sf1iss-Apaiss. eFappfatri sEaac pef
a-oiaa glixraerz. sxsle per Poead cncsftes. %
lte pr fo1hu pesebse, a &c PER ppuai
Eiesn Ne4ss 0fe,sea g. . sgsts - per cwt T;
mulioa. $50. veal, ss.f@s5pl. bo0i. $40
. SD
bFaiB Wheat. Classoa. sc. LAncastsr
scc osts. sls. hys s1bJc. Corn. 80 -. Bar
leg. is = ~ pet eel
litaes- afsra 60 Part cured s&6sc
rrTrd. s8.c. cali sklas. b a. pounds, ic.
ue4tu ssinr. ifsa -.e eseu sheen pslis &sas WOOL
DslGE r.ss.ns4slt a Z,c per pound.
hnasf si.c strained tyfelt'4-
hay .lotsy. si5u0sis8J per ton. Glove.
q 81 q Ifsi9
sselry lmkeys dressed ip2lIc. 5prns
rrtsk aas. e liscks s~iiei iOais ,stsc
sqaue. lies-9c p~f sssi, raobiss 30 &c pcr pair
fptatsss- ofc.
straw So lef tqu.
faiaou u-.fr3s - pes ~.
WOOD 5e. as so0f A.ltni5o PEI cord,
fsiif '1pt wood sifN4at5 per Cofd.
Cosl-4 90 zfate. 80.
lfme-afazd Rapids, T3c. Ohio. s0c. Petoakey.
81 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Pa,tan furniture eau - colorcd black "a
follows Apply a strong solution Of extract
ol iogwood " hen dry brush the surface
and apply a weak solution Of blchromats II
potasa II light spots appear use tho BIZ
cAromats on thca again, aad rub tho surface
with daanol
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Tie kssf 2asre In the Fe-s .5r Cats
srUisrs scyss rFv >ss Rheam *evs-
Seres Tsuu fhern-t Asnds gnFsIsrT
Cerus sef Al SFa Erapf1czs sed ea-s
afsY f-rss Fss%s er 20 rstg.rr8 it
= fosesassec - give go -et safastsene1. eT
Hanev r@fan 1sd rsice - ctna 80 hsx
HiHlsesxA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
SAVED Ills LEG !
SCnO-Ul.A
or TnR
E0WE: CUhsD!
rarror,A. "a. August Il. lss7.

IirHos,A. GE. August n. 1851
THf swigf Sri. ifae CO.. Aiania ca ..
sfnfirincu-f rave been ariicicd with
liberation o, the legs ever since ] was a
child. tie oiacnra undoubtedly being here
diiafy. as my mother ErTefro from fcfvini.
ola a5 fnptofns. Ast advanced tn manhood
nv af1itisn increased uutii the n4alGdy
hecannn harlassias uud rfiulUi c}oni the
power of words O. drscfiDs. Ny fiEht Tex
particularly hecAfue frstiolle lnN"ltau. tho
fvif lrg beiuf Tess pain fuily affected Finally.
About fourteen years aRo. ibr ulcers On ny
rleat ify hai suton through tl" hfnh itlp
the bone. IA order 10 save ny ne ths doc.
tors fcferinlupd 20 sinpuin &C. mF Tx below
tfe kneo. Tho ope ration was AN,cestfuiir
performed by pT, T. v. D.. Miller. - AZ .sr,a.
aud Dr. W J.. Bond. OF Llthenia but TIE
loas uf ms ioE gave fac only Temporary r.
lief The poison was aiih n ms sysira ma
sowi began 90 snow iiseh aLAln. IN a.tn,.
time after lsrEe uicc - appeared on ny sstt
leg covering e from the knee t. tho lastet.
frequently while Il work could be tfncsed
hy tho blood which oussi from tie muse
ul.ef~. ari fne sores and ioiieninF huiss
were SO Offensive that my fellow w"tbfnen
could not stand tho stencil AM would move
Ia. wiaie- i was persuaded 10 frs s.ss
As q isst cIu4t 7 eur. frftu TO 10 -. sfa
ahauf sseon months ESQ ! tfsru f'hinE the
~ Use mrlieinc. th1 oncrfifs renf ire orEan
to Frsw iras sad icss tAh fisiif reafed. ing
ulea., hssie1. my = bceang mn and
h1l.i--. sm tss laio ana stout msn ol ny
asf .s there j. in GO olgn. nir seventy ono
years Old but ftfi ruw fuungsr Rno stronger
than aid rnss.I vas twenty i've weigh
ai,aGt - pounds. Nothing is % tr sesu ~
thf terrible q s.asr a. ~ IH!iiud hic ~ fhe
torture r.i.ifftd for 90 -nattr Nfaff. except
tle srafa 81 iiis perfcrts healed ulcers.
Naat fhe world io know - the almost
miraculous cure sdr.tft CA inr ~ =. p p.
ana cali anon the., Who vi ish 60 know the
particulars diT~ctiV frar. tAr 30 write ard
sfi consider if r. pis sasur o. wei ar dntf
60 nnawrr fnfif letter d FFfur 20 tf. W \.
land ~ I4thonia "a 20 fhe uuta ~ my
stafcmont. vsry gratefully you're
l. phtkf
Trestise or piooa ard Stin niserses mailed
free. IsfA awfff .tfgiFir Co,
Dfkwsl q. atlanta. Ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

weak sud Innamcd fyes arc permanently
cuTrd 10y them.
limplus Which are 81 troutiesou % young
People disappear p. icH Gays. leaving be esln
smooth aud heRituF.
Their trcni.aont oi Old Sores IS simply infslll
BILE and no caec .ntegstcf TO them has ever
broken out alter treatment. TIC treatment of
saitrllsum or ttaeua. Is made "a speciality hy
them. aud tht!r alolcss "a fhc treatment of THIS
disease r. unuTe cdruicd for IpIcruc Fits
SPEEDY cure Is fRasanir.d Their treatment al
khcumatlsm As seen 20 srnceasi4i that they hav"
decided O. IN ihe 10 tharse unless complete
cure or crest r-iifi j. given. Deafness wili bc
treated w'tn"si haisc unleAs n cure Is chcciod
The nDor VII d, feo1ire TO pay sniy The cost OF
the medicine tFter.
A must tr undewtN9d that no ease viii be
treated w1ore a clfc "a fonsidctcd impossible.
on &c cOnanluiton igrf
Communications Oy n al answered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
ALWAYS LEADING. ALWAYS At THE FRONT

Are not selling out II cost 10 move out West bit viii
offer their balance of Fan and Winter sock honest
cost 20 make ior their Spring s1oCk Of w oclcns
now or the way foreign lspds
We doiug own wori. and, being ovn
bosses wiz thus be enabled ivc customers ne
benefit amounting % considerable, every Suit and
Overcoaf purchased e AS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
100 Monroa-st.,
GRAND RAPIDS.
Health is Wealth.


Dr. +. G. Vests Nerve ana Brain Treatment
guaranteed specific Tor Hysirf.s, Dizziness Con
tuisl0us Fits Nervous NsuialGis Headache,
Nervous rrosffation caused ty The use o. slcahol
or tobacco. Makeflilntss Me tsl hepf.s ion.
Sonening of the Brain resnltins In Insanity nrd
ieafiDe 10 misery decay and death. ffca siurc
Old a ee Barrcnnf1s oss OF Power 80 either
sex Involuntary iasses and epennsiaffhors
caused by ptrr-e xertinn OF the hrslu. self abuse
or over Indulgence Zach bix contains one
month treatment sa box or six boxts fog
g.. sent by msil prepaid cn receilt Of pr.ce-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Trestise or blood ard skin Diseases mailed
free. IsfA nwfff lt-fgiFir tp..
DfEwsi = atlanta. Ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
an INTERkaT QuEsrIoN.
Meeting Of tho Exchanges To 10 Called
whom Absent Mcmbera Return.

Meeting Of tho Exchanges To 10 Called
when Absent Members Return.
4 legal rate u interest Il the question
now ngitaling the business community In
Shelby county. and will. before many
DAYS have elapsed, spread over the entire
State.
This has been IN issue on small scale
iOr ycans, but IL assuming iiA present
prominence through tho communication
itum Mr. NJ ~ Tvzc,ani, published IN
Tur ArrEN several days ago, aud the al.
diiion from Mr Bon w llirsh, which ap.
pcarcd yesterday.
TuE Arrru also suggested the pro.
pncty II the local Merchants and Cotton
exchanges taking NJ the question aud
throwing The great force Of Us influence
in the direction oi reform anil stability.
4 reporter saw Capt. J. H. Martin, prcsi.
dent IT lhc former organization, yesterday,
aud had long conversation With him on
the suhjCvt
~ saw TuE Arrr,rs reference Of the
matter and regarded II asa direct call
upon MI surgs, president Of the Cotton
exchange, and myself. 10 have q meeting
OF the exchanges called Tor the purpose.
We arr willing aud anxious to do ~, but
u viii hc readily understood why II would
br hrilcr o. defer % Tor awhile. Most Of
our members are away. and ON a question
Of such Importance iull representation IL
highly essential. I hpliayo Il can hc ar.
ranged lot about september ~ H., when
We can get together aud probe 10 the bot.
tom ui IT,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
The TniIors' Exchange.

WAsnINGTosJ Aug. S.-The executive
committee OF s;the Merchant Tailors'
National exchange, adjourned this after
noon. Among tiie more prominent meas
ures adopted was law making it obliga-
tory upon every exchange to issue a
rating book containing the names Of unre-
liable and delinquent customers, and also
to supply each exchange in every city Of
the country with copy Of such book for
the use of its members so as to prevent a
delinquent from being able TO order
clothes anywhere where an exchange ex-
lists Instructions will be issued 10 subor-
dlnate exchanges 10 establish trade
schools to teach bows and girls the art Of
tailoring.
This morning the members OF tho COM
mlttees were escorted to the White-housc
by Representative Butterworth and intro.
duced TO the President.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
Tho Edisnn Cnmnnnies.

NANTEsKA Beach, Mass, Aug. s.--The
semi-annual meeting OF the Edison Elec.
trio Companies association comprising all
the companies in the United States and
Canada, doing business under license from
the parent company was held here today,
and these officers were elected: President,
John j. Beggs. OF New York; vice presi.
dent q. j. Gilbert, OF Detroit, Mich; sec.
rotary, j. III. Vail, OF New York; treasurer,
Wilson $. Howell, OF New Brunswick, n.
j.; executive committc, A. 7. Smith OF
Wisconsin; s. T. Upton, OF Harrison, N.
j.; {. l., Edgar. OF Boston; Thomas Z.
Merritt, OF Reading, Pa; X. NJ. Jones, OF
La Coma, Wis. Adjourned until tomor.
row
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4 FAMILY nnrnc,I 60 Den,h.

INV NoRK, Aug. S-M 40 O'Clock
this morning tho four story tenement
house, at No. 1000 Avenue 4, caught
FIR. Tho family ot Gustav Bcrg. who
lived on the top iloor. wcrc burned 10
death. They were Gustav Berg. forty
ycar-, his wife, thirty.siN. his molhcr.in.
law and his twelve year old daughter Lib.
bic. Tho other occupants oi the building
were Pete block, John Rupin. Samuel
Stern, Thomas Fitzgerald aud Oliver Itch.
ter All their furniture burned but they
escaped. Tho building was owned hy
fctcr Block. Damage 5000, insured
II was not until all the people living in
the house, except the Berg family, hal
gotten safely out that fire engine arrived.
sc,ond alarm was now sent out, although
ut this time Il was believed that all had
escaped nom tho building. After the
hamS were all ont somebody Suddenly 10.
mcmbercd that In looking AT the burnin,
building from the opposite side of the
ttroct he had seen the face aud form of a
woman nj ono Of the front windows ON tho
top iioor, aud that she had suddenly dis.
Appeared with q dcspairing gesture. A
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Persons Fatally and Seriously
Injured In "A Wreck.

INpiANAroLis, Ind, Aug. S.-A mixed
train ON the Falkland branch Of tho Gin.
cinnati. indianapolis. -. Louis & Chicago
railway was thrown from the track this
morning near Morgautown, by broken
rail. Tho baggage ear aud the single pas
scngcr coach rolled down thirty foot en-
bankmcn,, and every person In the car
with one exception, received injuries. No
ono was killed outright. but one or two
may die. The seriously injured are:
Thomas SOmeryillc, conductor, three ribs
broken; Ms. Rund, lIrancasilc. arm
broken and injured about the head;
Mr.. Trcwett, Cartcrburg, collar bone
hrokcn, Aln. Hancock, Morganiown, in
jurcd IN thigh, Jacob Rcckcrt, indianapolis,
internal Injuries, probably fatal Mira
VIII Morgan, indianapolis, bruised about
the head, and her thrc children were also
injured. J. g.. Crolc. Martinsyille. broken
jaw; VIM. ficr-on, Nashville, head cut;
Mrs. Rozinnious, indianapolis, bruised
about the head and shoulders. aud her
daughter cut H. :. Matthews. badly In.
iurcd In the hip, Mn. Lyons, Louisville,
Nv, back sprnincd aud seriously cut about
the head AMI eyes; Mu. &. Goyns. Nor
gnniown, spine injured, T. l.. Orcnichain.
MorgIntpNn, head and shoulders cut,
Charles ECkcH, arm cut OF, eye gone aud
iicu badly cut, may die. lie lives la In.
Iiaunpolis
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Yesterdays EVENTS ON THE Ola.
MoND AND THE TURF.
The New York Ball Club Continues to
Climb Pennantward - Winners at
the Saratoga and Brighton Beach
Tracks.

SARATOGA, N. ", Aug. s.-Racing sum.
maries:
First Race-One mile. Starters. Harry
Cooper, Maia, My Maryland gelding, Ala
ric, Austrienna, Elmira, Prince Fortunatus.
Elmira won in llil, Austrienna second,
Prince Fortunatus third.
Second Fiye.cighths OF mile.
Starters Trade Mark, Sandy, Lakevcw,
Fiddle Head, WABASH, Nose X, Jahic
Toms, Roustabout, Navigator. Minnie
Palmer won in los, Tessa X second, Nav.
igator third.
Third Racc-Milc and thrcc-quarters.
Starters; Bonnie S, Bonita, Bessie June,
White, Ncttlc, Elyton. Bessie June won
in 20il, Bonita second, Bonnie $ third.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. of mile
Starters Volatile, King Crab, Harry Glen,
Chickahominy, Della, Alta, Golden Reel,
Pasha, Lafayette, Little Minnie, Tambou.
rcttc, Slasher. King Crab won in 1916,
1ambourelte second, Della third
Fifth Racc-One mile. Starters. Ban.
yam, Fcnton, Una Il, Romp, Kedar Khan,
Red Prince, Bronze Marie, Lnclairc. Pat
Regent, Ernest Race, False Note, Mirth,
Isis, Banyan won in l:43!, Bronze Marie
second, Una b third.
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SrRISoFiELD, o., Aug. s-Thc damages
OF last nights storm were entirely confined
to this city and immediate vicinity, little
damage being done outside Of this county
Besides the damage reported last night the
roof OF Thomas & Sons immense shops
was torn off and the Common Sense En-
CINE .company's factory was badly wrecked.
The loss 10 property here will amount to
$1,000. Hundreds OF acres of corn in this
vicinity were ruined. Several houses near
Marysville were demolished, one being
literally torn 10 atoms by lightning. The
family was away from homo and thus es.
capped. No fatalities are reported.