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The Arkansas LabOr Party.
WHAT TIE PLATFORM pENASDs-rHE NonRKB ron
sEcRKrARy of STATE DRCLISkS

LITTLE Rock. ARK. Nay 1.-The platform adopted
by the labor party last night endorses the national
platform OF February, 1ss5, on land, transportA-
ton. money, income TAX, and Chinese labor; favors
the reforms demanded by the Agricultural wheel.
the Farmers National Alliance. and the Knights
OF Labor favors taxing all lands held for specula-
tive purpose 10 FUN value; favors the consolidating
OF state and national elections; fayors national
aid 10 education; legislation for subsection OF
trusts, railroads, and all other corporations %
state control and the establishing OF a labor and
agricultural bureau Before adjournment PoyDcf,
who was nominated for secretary OF state, teles
graphed from ClArksyille declining 20 accept
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss1;vszS A j DIAz the eloquent native Cuban, win
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 2, z 80 O'Clock. Sub
Jet: Mission Work in Cuba" You invited to
come and hear him. It,
x~ THE FIRM OF MILTON L LUCKETT,
- heal Estate and Insurance. is This Day dis
solved by mutual consent Mr. Milton will continue
manager OF the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Ins As
naa sGenat0n at the Washington office Mr.. Cooke D.
JOHN MILTON, COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 st.
II,
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In Nsw York yesterday afssr.eua Mna 90
G. Doa neoer Wsre need ln eh.o0 ~ - ~
y911oe UIngs(h, q - Ionn oouS = -
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 3p,
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 4rH
TWO GRAND CONCERTS by the FAMOUS
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
t66 PerformersJ
ME- WILHELM GER1cKE. Conductor.
sOLOIsT:
MISS LOUISE MEIsSLINGER
tefthe Metropolitan Opera Co, of New York;
FIRST CONCERT (Matinee)
BERLIoZ-MEYERBEER-M
CHUBERT-LIsZr-wAGN
SECOND CONCERT. CEvening)
AGNER-BACH-LIsZT-
SCHUMANN
Tickets 81 and 80. including reserved seats For
sale at Pills & Co.'S Music store, 937 Pennsyvania
ave. beginning Monday, April 30.
nyl G. A. ELLIS Manager
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Lynched for Criminal A.sauls.

NEW ORLEANS, May LA special 20 the Pico-
y,fae from Nicksburg says: Jim Harris colored.
who criminally assaulted Mrs NJ simmons. here,
sunday night, was lynched last night. Harris re-
fused 70 confess 70 the last said that he had
two accomplices. but he would tell nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-01

An American Bishop Chosen
As SELECT PREACHER FOR CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
COMMENCEMENT.
LONDON, May L-Cambridge University has ap-
pointed the Rev. William Creswell Doane, bishop
or Albany. NY, select preacher for the commence
ment exercises In June,
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FU,ESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
ing testimonial concert to
MISS MONA STOSCH,
At USIVERSALIST CHURCH, TUESDAY, MAY l.
1888 pm The following artists have kindly yolun-
teered tleir assistance Mrs. Annie Roemer. sspar
Mrs Jenny True, Miss Florence Hill aud Mr.. Anton
Gloetzner.
Tickets Soc. for sale Music Stores ap2l 9t
VNHE CYCLERIEs, I4O6 n Y. AVE = LADIES'
Il Bicycles. Tricycles. Sociables and Tandems for
Rent by the hour. day or week. Tricycies for five
months 10 per mouth spl2-6m
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RICHARD KELLY, of New York, has been ap-
pointed chief OF the repair shop in the City Post
ONCE In place Of Major Tyler, who was, yesterday
appointed chief OF the mail equipment division
POst-Ofic Department.
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CONSULAR CLERK APPoINTED-The President has
appointed Horatio L. Sprague, Of the District Of
Columbia, to be a consular clerk Of the United
States.
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THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the act to divide
portion OF the reservation OF the Sioux nation OF
Indians into separate reservations and to secure
the REIMBURSEMENT Of the Indian title to the remain
DER the act to ratify and confirm an agreement with
the GrOs Ventre, P1egan, Blood, Blackfeet, and
River Crow Indians In Montana; the act for pub
lie building at Greenville, c. the act to author.
TIE the construction OF an arsenal for the repair
storage and distribution OF ordnance stores for the
use Of the Government at Columbia, Tenn; the act
tary academy for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1880; the act establishing light or lights and
other aids to navigation TO guide into Charlotte
navigation OF the Illinois River by extending the
system OF beacon lights to said river, and the act
RaiiWay e. to BRIDGE the RED and Iiftis aIa Rysrs %
Ark
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The Emperor Nos 30 Wen.
HI PASSES A sI.KEPLRss NIGHT AND N eorRvuxs
FEvkkIsH To-DAY.
LONDON, May LA dispatch from Berlin SAYS the
emperor passed sleeples night ana that ~
fever was increasing.
BERLIN, May LA bulletin Issued this morning
says: "Ihe emperor passed q less satisfactory
night HIS fever has slightly Increased but other.
wise there ID no material change In his cond,tions
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Closing Up Pisssburg saloons.
A LANCE MAJORITY OF THEM REFUSED IIcRNsz
UEDkR THE NEW BRooKs Law

UNDER THE NV BR0OKs Law.
PITTsBuRG, May LAT IL O'Clock last night the
Brooks liquor law went into practical operation
and 502 saloons out OF 725 In this city closed un
probably never TO be reOpened. A large number
OF the saloon-keepers who were refused license
have decided 70 quit the business but Q respects-
Die minority viii hold over for year with the
hope OF getting license next year. In Allegheny
County there were ,551 applications for uoepseS
but only AS were granted.
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ELIZABETH, \. j., May 1.-The prize-hght which
was 70 have taken place In Linden township at
midnight last night between Frank Moore of
Elizabeth, and Thomas Lane, OF Boston, was pre-
vented by the arrival on the scene OF CHIEF of
Police Austin and squad OF men from Elizabeth.
seventy -nve sporting men and the principals were
on the grounds and were dispersed.
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AdOn Butler Defeats ,. q. DOrmer.
A CoILAR-ASD-ELBow WRESTLING MATCH AT cm-

CHICAGO, May 1.-The collar-and-elbow wrest-
ling match for the light weight championship of
America and $500 between Adon Butler OF Chi
cago, andlJ. +. Dorner, OF shamokin, Pa, was won
last night by Butler. The winner stripped at 135
pounds, while Dorner had the advantage OF 3
pounds. Butler won In two straight falls In the
nrst Dorner was downei nye times before Butler
scored the four points demanded by Ia. James
rules Time, seven minutes and twenty -fve sec
onds. In the second fall Dorner broke his hold,
and the referee declared the match won by Butler.
Time OF second fall minutes and IL seconds
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LONDON May L-Admiral Sir Alfred Ryder has
been drowned In the Thames by accident
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YELLOW FEVER IN FLO ORIDA.-A resident of WASH
ington who has just returned from two-weeks'
visit to Florida says that yellow fever undoubtedly
prevails at Barlow and at Plant City. He says
that the quarantine house which was used at
Plant CITY last year was left standing without
even being fumtgated, and that the present out
break Is due to that carelessness. Different per-
sons visited the house and the germs OF the fever
from last years infiicriOn were spread.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $343, ,3O2; customs, $685., ,s79
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ARMY ORDKRs--Major Asa B. Cary, paymaster,
granted four months leave. Capt Geo. @. Lott,
11th infantry, granted three months leave on
surgeons certificate: Capt. Thos. T. McDougall,
9TH cavalry, granted six months leave on account
or sickness. Second Lieut. Jas. A. Swift, Signal
Corps, ordered to proceed from Ashland oregon,
TO San Francisco, and Olema, CAL, to superintend
the construction OF the Point Keys-San Francisco
telegraph line, after completion OF which he will
return 70 his proper station.
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The Seventeenth IllInoi. Di.trtcs.

JOHN J. BROWN NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS BY rHn
REPUBLICANS, AND GRESHAM DELEGATES CHOSEN
NANDALIA, III, May 1.-The republican congress.
slonal convention OF the seventeenth Illinois dis
Jrict nominated John }. Brown for Congress- Ben
son Wood, Of En1ngbam, ana X. n. Higgins OF
Vandalia, were chosen delegates TO the national
convention. They 60 uninstructed, but both
favor Judge Gresham
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P0sT-OFFICE APPOINTMENT.-Col.J j. Il. Strick.
land was appointed by Postmaster Ross on his
force to-day, and assigned to the city delivery
division. He has resided In this city for some
years, but was formerly an employe OF the New
York DO0t-Offlce
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as manaser Of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Ins As
soclation at the Washington office. MI. Cooke D.
JOHN MILTON. oookE De- B. LGckEFT. iSsA T Ss5 St
R~THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
o the sas q
"reetors TtaS at meeting held on April Il instant
s
stockholders Of said Company Gin accordance with
a Soi s
BY said at the rate Of per cent Of such
to Ss
payments on the hrst days of the months ensuing.
Ss sny S 10
who may pay the whole any part of the due
shall credit for interest on the Anticipated pay
Va,sd ~ '1s Th rate Of per cent per .nnum
a. 6y 9aIss mail copy Of the vote
insert the together with copy Of this vote three
Wasssn times IN the National Republican, the
iEvenins STAR daily newspapers of the city of wash
be 'sSs3 E e
myl-3t Secretary and Treasurer.
4 REV. wM. CHAUNCEY LANGDON, ID,
Ca win deliver On address the Association Par. E
SeTs and friends Cordially invited Il O'CLOCK Mem it
E~, HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB
- lie and the patrons of Mr.. S. NJ. WATERS
tAat am prepared and will attend to promptly all
ORDERS Tor Plumbing and Gas fitting. All executed
IN Hrst class manner. j. p FINGLES,
sp< GOT. 1918 32d st. NV.
MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
West Xireinia House. corner sth and E sts !.
nw tuesday May at pm. for the purpose Of
All friends are cordially invited to be present.
MCKENDREE NJ. E. CHURCH, MASS
- ave-, between 9th and 10th SITS. W., Rev
= HERBERT RICHARDSON, pastor.-Revival services
eaen evening this week save Saturday, at Seats
free and a cordial welcome to all ap3O.5t
k~. wM. H. CUSHNIBERKY IS NO LONGER
- IN my employ, and caution all my patrons
against delivering goods paying any money to him
on my account. G. L. NUTZE-
April ~ Electric Steam Laundry
apoo-ot- 1907 + st. NV.
The JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCI-
- TlON meet TUESDAY EVENING, May 1,
30 O'Clock. at Hall Of Endowment Association All
10th st. NV.
JAMES L. NORRIS, President.
NAT. SARDO. Secretary. ap3O.2t
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MlLLEN, THE DYNAMITER.
The Attempt 20 show Parnellite Mem
bers COnspired with Him.

SpcCihi Souie Dlbpatcn 10 ENENING STAR
LONDON, May l.-Some papers hostile TO the
Parneilites make great parade OF the evidence
before the committee OF the house of commons re-
specting the admission OF strangers. It is more
than hinted that Irish members were aware OF the
plans OF the dynamiters for whom they were in
strumentaI in securing admission to the house
According to the evidence OF Monro OF the detec-
tive force, Joseph Nolan was frequently seen with
Gen. Millen and his daughters, when In London.
Millen, who now lives Paris is believed to be the
head OF the gang who attempted to blow up the
house OF parliament
Nolan denies that the intimacy was as great as
had nothing but his bare assertion TO offer. In
any case, however, at the time Millen was In
London, the police evidently knew nothing or
they would have arrested him They could not
therefore reasonably expect Nolan TO be better
formed OF the mans designs The truth seems to
De that the Irish members were naturally applied
10 by Amer1can-lnsnman visiting London for
orders OF admission. IL is evident that no member
OF whatever party Is able TO answer for the char
acter OF people he Is responsible for admitting
most OF whom are strangers 10 him. The comfnit-
Tee Issue recommendations for the future regula-
tion OF admission that every person be required TO
sign book, adding his address.
The License Question I'm England.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, May LA decision OF the court OF
queens bench yesterday is OF the utmost import
ance in view OF the discussion OF the compensation
clauses OF that part OF the local government bill
dealing with bar licenses. The judges decided
that magistrates have power to refuse to renew
longssanding licenses, even In case OF respecta-
bly-conducted business In the house to-day Mr.
Caine asked Mr. Richie whether he still proposes
10 retain In the bill this principle which is consid
cred on all sides except by the government and
the friends OF the publicahs an Objectionable and
costly innovation.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Representatives Morse, Holman, with Hon. Rich
ard Gregg Qnd.), Cogswell, Henderson, with Mr.
and Mrs. w. s. DOcEery IN. C.), Clements, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E Franklin, London, and
Chipman, and judge Niblack Qnd.l
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ELIZABETH, N. j., May 1.-The carpenters and
masons laborers struck this morning for nine
hours as days work, and there Is almost q total
cessation OF building In the city. The boss build.
ers have signed an agreement 20 resist the de-
mand, and with one exception are standing frw.
The strikers are confident OF winning
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ADJUSTMENTS.


I AIDES FAIR AND BAZAAR,
SEsi's Iopa9 ofpSilsins So fspf sa tIs
RIM APRIL e ssRiE SfThisTi5ss issS '
Piano, Sewing Machine. knights Templar Resalia,
csnes Sicyee Se se so bs Voted S1n. o Gold Headed
Invitatons to attend have been extended to sister
Lodges and the following dates designated for their
AEIil sorTsdsr.l. c5I,ss;. No. !: Aess,a, No; 1s;
MAY NAY n%Gse Ssvsn No 20 40 in.asai. A5nSs N S9 "a
May May 3-Tot"rnac; & No; .: Geo c. Whiting No. %.
MAY MAY hhSe:mop; -hie:m So NJ 10 Harmony. No II:
May May SIS. Johns, No. II II; Hope. No. 90
May 10-Wsshington Centennial, No. IA
Nay ll-Bep ,.min 1 B. French. No. Is; Pentalpha.
May 12-LAfsyette. No. To-
The public is also earnestly solicited assist this
person, Soc: single sdmisson. 1Oc Lodges attending
in bodies free Holders Of season tickets are
in the dispositi0n of Horse Harness and Buggy
ap21-16t
WILLARD's HALL-wEDNEsDAY AND THURS
moral Church Hysttsviile Nd Mother ss Gooss Lan
sisr; and Ia6le.nx By corps Of young ladies and
from ~ 70 O'Clock ,. M. % cents. ap27-6t
RIvER VIEW FOR 1883.
most popular leading resort on the river for
Nashlnxtonians. Many new improvements and addi-
Gon1, ATTRACTIONS among which the Grand Riding
and DRIVING Track with fine stock Of riding and driy
ing horses and ponies and the grand Switchback Rail-
way and the Largest Pavilion south Of New York
Other attractions too numerous to mention. making
the nnest Excursion Resort the The atteu-
ton OF lodges sunday schools societies and others
s9ntemplsting excursions are invited to the
boat and grounds is closed free OF charge to sunday
schools and churches Extraordinary Inducements
an early Application is advisable. For full particulars
call or address % Z $ RANDALL. HOO Va ave. s-w.
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. by
TLs Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5. Ii. KAUFMAN, Pres'G
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Two Railread Wort men killea.

ELKo, New, May LA locomotive ran into
hand-car Is miles east OF Elko last night Two
section men were killed and three seriously
wounded. The engine ran into q car while turn
ing a curve
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
OF GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
1851 High St
$1,000 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE
SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW RECEIVED
ITS RECEIPTS ARE OVER ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-sEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PROFITS OVER ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER
Its accounts supervised monthly by three expert
Treasurer Secretary and Attornsy are bonded
MAYHEM Platter, Treasurer
GEO W. KING. Secretary. ap2S-3t
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE BUILnNG
ASSOCIATION
The Fifth Monthly Meeting will be held on TUES
DA1 May i, att 80 O'Clock. at 1926 ST. NV. Shares
Sou month; per cent on Withdrawals.
HILLMAN A. HALL. President
THOS. @. HENsEY, Secretary. ap2S-3t
THE THIRD MONTHLY MEETING OF
NIL MI, oe neid WEDNESDAY May =. in st. Dominic's
Assubscrption books will soon close all who desire
TO become members should do SO at once.
): +. CULLINANE, President.
MAURICE FITZGERAID, ce-President.
JAS. +. SHEA. Secretary,
N IL SHEA, Treasurer.
Drectcrs; r. y Dwyer, Q. II. Parker, T. t. keane,
David Murphy; Leonard j. j. Brosnan S. b. Boyer,
VIM fegan and John Quinn
ap..s-3t' NJ. J. COLBERT. Attorney.
- PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
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TEETH lILLED WITHOUT PAIN DY
nSs5S hs.,o sns g ,oI 6 IcPs...s e oas. q p.
g1ven also op0.lR
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
THE VETERANS LEAVE.
The Crowd ~ the Dspst-Thrss Trains
From This City-EsoryOne Happy.

The Crowd a. the Dspst-Thrss Trains
From This City-EssryOne Happy.
just before me departure Of the 6. A. K.
veterans yesterday morning the Union
depot presented the livlisst appearance that
il hss for a long time. The early trims
brought in between seventy and eighty vet
Grams in addition 10 the 700 or 500 already
in the city. The G.. II. & l. through train
was the urst 10 start and was composed of
eight coaches decorated with flags and car
rying 325 veterans from this city and points
on the q. L. & |. north of here. This train
left at o'clock and ran through without
any stops al stations on the road except for
water. The D., l.. A N. train was drawn
by engine 80, beautifully decorated with
Gags and evergreeDs and left At 1880 with
ak cars. the four forward cans containing
the vetaIans who arrived op the G. Il w.
NJ. special trains Sunday. The fifth coach
was gaily trimmed with flags and ever
greens and on each side was stretched a
banner with the words Custer and Champ
lin Posts q. A. r.. Grand Rapids, Mich
Enroute for Columbus. The rear ear was
also we'll decorated ana was to serve ss an
officers ca for the department of Michigan.
The Nswaygo cornet band accompanied
this train which carried 800 veterans and
their wives.
The last train to depart was the special on
the G. F. d /. which vas designed 10 pick
up all who wished TO go from stations south
of this city. The veterans started away ell
feeling happy. and surely no class Of pso-
pie deserve greater hapPiness than eur old
soldisrp
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
SnIlIad MIN.

A boy driving one of W. NJ. Hanna's
milk wagons Nf bis horse standing near
the cable line while he took in the Battle
of Gettysburg" through \ hole in the can
vsss. Becoming deeply interested IN the
scene OF carnage the lao did not notice the
approach OF the cable cara. The horse be-
ca me frightened al the cars. broke bis moor
ings, and started up Iyon-st o. a lively
rate As the horse swung round onto
Otawa-st. the wagon was overturned scat
teTing milk, meAsurinR cans, and bell IN
every direction. The overturned wagon
righted again and was again overturned as
the horse came down Pearl-st. The street
was crowded with teams and IL is mirscu-
lous how the runaway missed striking some
of them. The horse was stopped just oppo-
site Powers Opera House and the wagon
righted up when IL was found that the
only damage done Was the tearing Of the
wagon cever and the fpilling OF the milk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

wh.t n VIII Co~-r =. Reported Dsok by
Tho Comunifte~.


WNur~arov. sept fo-An agreement
has been reached on the fortifcat.oa sppro-
alton BIZ. b-twssn the confsrsucss Of
ths senate snd House. accepting che Board
proposed By tbs senate. bui with one ord
nance officer only. The items IN ths bill.
So vii be reported 20 Couzrsss so-day. are
a. iolovs
For hsrhor torpedo defense 500 COO in
stead of $50 nN a. proposed BY the SEN
sts fnr fL-inch mortars. $50 900. instead 0f
500 GOO proposed oV ths House. ior Water
y.ait .rsensL 100000. instead nf g. 500 0oo
proposed ~ ere House, and $4,000 oY tie
senate ZOE the completion of the guns now
hsinr fabricated. $500 eco. instead ~ the
siriref snuroprisfions oi SIS zoo md $500
Geo prouos@d hv fhe house for 9ngemafic
svnsmits guns. $40 aG0 House item
drnrped hY the Sansts for sfsel forzn %
tr lo sna fsInch Egns. 8 5o0 1o0 IN
sead ~ So t10.ntH proposed ~ the senate
TIE rsn fsrrees also aathor.Es the eRpendi-
tnrs ~ g. fo 0on for competition I'm gun
wskinE VITA auI fsfton cf fre snnuai ex-
randIrure fa g. nfH HHf Tee aggregate
amount - tae fr1DrIatIon carried ~ he
hif - ft rn01rs f-nn1 co1ferarcs "a - 4r1-
ore which 81 Estf at0 more taRa tae Houss
e1i. snf sso a sss lhsT t passed ths
aenata
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
Ths -tanding
Th. fouowing table shows tn. randin


While dredSing IN shs haroor II 81 Johns,
Newfoundland. preparatory - building
does for the Colonial government. the frame
ard kesl of = runxen vsssrs vs< found N
rss sha wreck OK s5e American privsteer
Georx-. sunk by tae British man oS var
Fl'Iso IN July. f7sI rhe Gsorz> arsi another
prtvssasr had ospsrr~d British ship outxssis
ths hsrbor. ard s-vs captured IN turn nv
she Pluto The George ~ss sf,sr~sri ar1k
IN ne harbor II n s.sd <h> 49, srzsfsa.f
by srzr,e af hsr sr~z~ N p~~~rne h~r h>frr II
Services y, Ne hsrssh eo~svuu~nA Hrr ke~i
vss q Enghsh osk. Vs-n rbaod hr NJ.
Ssu,s>n n vss N r,e<nsh>>rs con<stttcnA
Tn-rs v.s r0s sss 5000 zixn ~ a-ray. al
shruSA ~ s~d sfn IN ko~ w>ksr o~~ %
Y~us Tie Urn sroed - TITO vsIkisr
Ertces n sccs pca-h ifss . nst-ror. Sew
srsi q sh~- eick, ~-r- .-nt N Co1E-~<-ns1
Cau-rrtrEs snd oshsr rDe-nh~~s Il he house
recsrsiT. FhsY hs~s niver sandie@ and srs
a. hsrd-r-,- -ares az ~srs sv-r turned 711
C.aa = g. csnee vas assn sent o. Fr-<1d-ns
C's~slsnd. Who ~aiass 70 vsry h.ghlT.-Nsw
-~k NvPrinz SIM
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
LOOKING FOR THEIR PAY.
Spring a Company Commence n Suit
Against walsh A. sharplsss

sprisg Company Commence Suit
Against walsh A. sharplsss
Spring 4 Company commenced suit in
the Circuit Court yesterday against Mary
A. Walsh and Ella Sharpless, Of Detroit
Spring 4 Company claim that when Mary
A. Walsh was running the Manhattan
Hotel, where the St Dennis now stands.
they LET Der have bill Of goods and took
back chstiei mOrtss age. sxscuied in trust
70 Eils Sharplsss. They further claim that
the defendants Afterwards sold part Of the
furniture covered by the mortgage sod
moved the balance 10 Detroit Az iniunc-
ton va issued restraining them from sell
ing thar furniture until the suit . ssttisd
and they further ssked that A II. Frazer.
Of Detroit. be appointed recsirer.
Aary A. Walsh is nov rnaEiag the At
ANITA Hotsl a Detroit.