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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Tennis dresses are now seen in the
French-printed hannels at present so
popular One has the iacket-basque and
shapery of large dotted pattern, red
and white, while the vest, skirt, and
trimmings me Of striped flannel IN the
same colOrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Mrs. PURRIE, THE ASTROLO-
IFlGIST, Of New York. viii lain by special
request until September lst Gives initials,
brings separated together, life revealed cor
rccly; ne impositon. and satisfaction guAran-
iced, At IS north Ninth strees. near Franklin
~ 22-suet'
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

CfzcUIr- William Z. LsmOresnK "a. Niles
K Norton. trespsss Oh toe csse- sesis1 YER
DICT for p|sintif for So ard costs tsKsd At
81. proceedings stayed twenty days The
Psoale - Joh0 Asngoid. complaint for
kseuinz saloon 0p~n oo sunday. pea q
not guilty wthaCssn, motion 20 auash
ose-rsisd. pea of snilty. verdict Esilty
Ths Jury was schsrz@d for tbs tern
Tse non-i1ry calendar 81 be csiie5 to-
n srrov a. e.ock a. IA. for ne purpose
Of arranging csses for ia
Fzosarx- Eststs ~ Hsury : Saith ss-
csssss1. sd0niasstrstsr' ssanasl sccounf Is ~.
h@arfnx Anrii = Estate az Erse=t Pss~t et
al miners order spcoiating Lev Pear
r. Guardian n - BeiVs Na-tnrnp. ~
ssf1ptei chfld. or1er ef siopeon srs chsz -
1T nsre to Fsa~s 8iss Esfate 0f srsnaa
ser ies1Ts ceoease5 r.. snd petit - for
prebass 81 s ~ hearing Msv a. Es-
tse 81 b srsta p. Wrizai. de sesses. con-
missioner srrsat ard -spar1 90 douer
S4e1 sul e 7aT2e1- tesfs Al A8eo bl8
1@eesse1 w5ii srd eea1sen f7~ urehs-a 81
sssse fi 1t, heert1E Nav = Essts - &
H-est q a.. macs x1ard tn 8on-d Eted
81 iefre-~ is4aes - PsFne Drast Estszs
ef Vile 4. PEEK, ziaoT. gaardlsn srsk
s1saa sceo1E4 slee-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
THE STATE CONVENTION.
The Michigan n. y. >. of C. Il. Wni Hold
It's Annual at Lansing.

The Michigan Y. p. ;. of c. Il. wni Hold
Its Annual at Lansing.
The second annual convention of the
Michigan Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endesyor will oe held in the Plymouth
Congregational church Al Lansing. April "a
and 25 An invitation is extended 10 all
members of any y. T.. ;. &. Il. IN the State,
and each Society Is requested 10 send at
least three delegates.
The convention will be addressed by
prominent ministers and lsy-workers. in
cluding b. +. Jacobs, of Chicago; Miss Alice
NJ Warren. of 0livet College, Miss Matilda
NJ. Ross. of Philadelphia; Rev. r. A.
Schauifier, of Cleveland, o.; Rev. b. r. Sar-
gent, OF Grand Rapids; Rev. t. B. Wilson.
of Auskegon; Rev. j. B. Dickie. of Detroit;
Rev. III. Z. Welton, of Grand Rapids; and
Others
Reports will be presented by the various
societies of the State. and plans and
methods of work ior committees will be
discussed.
The Executive Committee will follow the
plan of self-entertainment" adopted by
other State societies and the national
society, and has made arrangements for the
accommodation and comfort of all members
OF the convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

All Cases Disposed Of During the Forenoo
SessIon-Othsr Dsprsdstions

All Cases Disposed Of During the Forenoon
Sesslon-Othsr Deprsdstions
Two drunks and disoIderiy were all the
cases to be disposed of in court yesterday
morning These were AleI Smith and
VIM. Murray. both committed for twelve
days in default of the payment OF the usual
fine. and Earnest Paiten. disorderly, sent
up for twenty days.
James Olsen, alias James II. Lewis, was
arrested by Sheriff Montague. OF Kalamazoo.
he is wanted al that place for the larceny
OF clothing.
Thursday night Tim Shelvy went to bed
with two tramp. III rooms over 10l Canal.
ST., and when he swoke IN the morning the
tramps were gone. and so were his watch
and So in money.
Friday night a tramp stole suit OF
clothes from Henry Bush's room, at the
Arlington House. Oh Ionia-st. No trace OF
the thief.
Cornelius Veen. young Holland boy,
found lady's gold watch, chain and brace
let in the grove on Grandville-ave., near
Hall-st. They were evidently stolen and
thrown away, as they could not readily be
disposed of without detection. They await
the owner al Police Headquarters.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
of James Ridge on charge of assaulling
Gerri Jousma. Both men work at the
Worden factory. and in an alteration Fri
day afternoon ii is alleged that Ridge bit a
piece cut of Jousmas ear. Ridge mas not
yet been found and owing TO the premature
publication of the charge In the other pa
pers probably will not be.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Telephone Talk.

A KalsmazooSn visiting Grand Rapids on
his return home says in the Herald:
Probably very few people have the re-
motest idea ofthe complica ted and intricate
mechanism of Telephone Exchange. The
subscribers. as rule. have been into an
Office and taken cursory CLAN ce around
but very few people unless they have an in
terest in the science. can tell you how it
works" Through the kindness of one of
its employees, reporter of the Herald was
recently shown through the Exchange at
Grand Rapids. The office in that city ranks
second in efficiency of service and number
subscribers, in proportion to the popula-
ton. The city that holds first place is
Toledo Ohio. The Office at Grand Rapids
has nearly 300 subscribers. glance in
to the operators room reveals a busy scene
indeed. Twenty-Five young ladies' are
standing at their switch boards" which
are arranged around three sides of the
room, each young lady having her separate
"hollo" phone. At the centre of the large
room at q table is seated the chief operator
who mas control over the girls. and woe un-
to the miss who is slow, or who allows her
thoughts to wander. Everything is
thoroughly systematized. The operators
room is a marvel OF order.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

The NJ. K. Bortree Company. msnufac-
turers of corsets, patent bustles. and skirt
supporters, have moved their plant from
Canal-st., north of the Clarendon. to No q
Waterloo-st., near Fulton. There they
have enlarged facilities. power available for
more than double the number OF machines
they have heretofore been running. and
consequently the employment of many
more hands. Their increased business
forced them into more extended quarters
and they have found it here in the occu-
patton of the second and third stories of
the Avery block, giving them room for a
hundred or more machines under power In
the upper. story, ample cutting. furnishing
and shipping room on the second story,
and rooms for available and convenient
offices in front. This is only one of the
many manufacturing establishments which
are augmenting their faciiities for work this
season. and the rELECRAA-HERALD is glad
to announce their progress with the rest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08


AtSt hsrs $ church the Iaorning ssrsice
uiu e eoasacssd ey TIE rec-8r. Rev. Ds.
Czuspesl Pair. who vii discourse on
'Soes= Firss Prnciples-H la TIE afternoon
Res. Dr. knspp wiil isetars IL he chapel
On 'kempsranoe TIE evening s4bioo ~
tee recEor .lil BE a King IA SorTos.'
Rev. Charlss fiehrer. pastor of the Uni
sers4llLt ebarcn. wili preach - tue laoFalng
sersies fron he s8eject, TIE PsrEansnos
u The lnmsferisl" rae evening subject
vii Dc ''Eeboes fron Oxiiles.'
Ia The morning al the Fountain Street
PEptist chUFeA gae service viii ~ intro
duced by TIE bzptlska. alter ~hteh Lev.
Kerr b Upper ALL plszca from Tue s1o-
jeet hs Church snd Anosements"
Rev. J. Rice Taylor, rector Of 81 Psafs
viii preach ia the morning on We Cannot
Tell What he Saita" his afternoon suD-
iect will be, -ksEn. aud This Is the Victory
that OysrcomsGh ths World; kyea Our
Path"
Public services will bs held a. p IA. by
the Se~ and Latter House OF Israel, ag a.
Csnsl-st Subject. Good and Evil."
Atthe NJ MissiOn Wood Presbyterian Church
w iliism Ii. Hoffman viii preach from the
subject "A RepreSSn tatise Puritan" Tie
evening services viii commence al o clock
hereafter.
Rev. George Willis Cooke. OF Dedham.
Mass, will preach IA The morning aud even
ing al the Ladies' Literary Ciuo rooms. The
morning subject will be The Meaning ol
Life" and the evening The Morals oi
Money
Services will be held AZ 1890 in the Free
Methodist hall, on Wsst Bridge-sT, the pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Ihirkette, officiating.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

fts TsfsxFeaa- hsFsta's special TRADE
katston r->sss2ts<a Ths&s<<d
Gep1es soId.

ca thursday Esxt = ''Specl2l Trade Ell
tlonH q tks IEE EsEAG- dszALD vii es
Published sao~ing ths resources Of Grsnd
Rap IS. Is dssiEsoiitY a. . place % locate
n tAs present real estate and building boom
asd tAs natural advantages Of this ely for
the bailding up Of fortsns anc home.
This edition vii not be eirculsied Ia the
els. It Sill De distributed throughout the
East and mzlLed 70 any address for i've
cents per CODY.
II viii contain 10 advertisements Of any
name or nAtars aud no free p0es-
Eatsrprlsing e.Gzeas have already ordered
l. 000 We desire 70 MAKE the edition At
least . 90. bat ~s fnd IL impossiole for
our solicitors 10 call upon all the business
men and manufacturers and we ask
risnds Of the paper and al who have the
interests OF tee city al heart 10 order ss
many copies IS they can furnish addresses
for a. Once
We wrap aud mail the papers free of
charge.
PsGronize the paper that builds up the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Anothsr Runaway.

Mat McCarty left a team attached to a
lumber wagon standing in front OF grocery
at 625 South Division-st. last evening, while
be went inside. Tney became frightene d
and started mp Division-st. at a terrible gait
keeping clear OF everything until they ar
rived at Wealthy ave, where they ran into
a horse and buggy driven by Misses Hattie
Croker and Matte Riggs. canvassers for
washing machines. The horses plunged
into the back of the buggy, throwing the
ladies out and smashing the buggy into
fragments. The ladies escaped uniDjured
and walked to their home AZ 2S0 Cass-st.
The runaway horses ran a short distance
further until they collided with a telegraph
pole, which brought them To a stsndstill.
after running a mile. no other damage
was done
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
a y N. c. A. BUILDING
a New Boom Gwen TO the Project ut .
Eecsnt Meeting.

a New Boorn Given 10 the Project at .
Eeesnt Meeting
A con isrencs Of young men connected
rkh The Y. NJ c. A. was hsld last Tuesday
for tAs purpose Of considering the proiect
for the erection OF new building. The
Young men are VERY much in earnest in the
matter and goodiy sum of money was
pledged on the spot. everyone giving the
utmost limit of bis ability, and in most in
stances 10 the sxrsnt Of considerable sacri-
fee
A vigorous canvass will De inaugursted
a. once and cSrry ont The sentiment ex-
prsassd ia the resolutions gwen below. The
canvass will % confined strictly TO young
men. however. or perhaps y might express
Il better 70 say the employees. All capital
ists. business men and ladies vii be exempt
TIE city will probably be tistricted, 50 the
work can be made systematic. Any who
wish 10 have part In this grand work may
send their names and amount OF oontriou-
tons 20 ths general secrstrry at orcs, which
would encourage the COMMITTEES greatly.
Young men may expect to be called upon
very soon. The following resolutions were
adopted
~WHrRrAs The Association a. AZ present
situated - unable 10 supply the facilities
that even q small proportion Of the young
men of Grand Rapids need loF self improse-
m<ut anu
WRsRKas. The securing Of these sd-
vsntszss and the making Of it possible for
srgs number OF young men % enjoy
them depends upon the success Of the effort
the Association cortempiatss making q
secure a new permanent building. theTsfors
be it
Rssoissd. That We, the young men OF
Grand Rapids. heartily favor the building
movement. that Ne pledge cur earnest CO
operstos 70 It's support. and further 10 that
and We sgrse 20 tsy 70 the Treasurer OF The
building fund, the smounts set opposite
cur respective names which sosil constitute
= fund 20 ~ xnoru ss the Young hsn |
Bsiding let Fund. and 20 - payable ~
foiiows. CBe-sixtb June 1. 1855 and one,
sixth on the frst Of the second. fourth
sixth eighth and tenth months thereafter
unless otherwise specified The same to bs
used % rurchsse = suitacie location for ths
proposed new building. and oe it further
Rfsolref That an effort be made 10 .ecurs
the fnll amount needed for this purpose
from The young men II this citr. and the
President be ard IS hereby requested 70 sp-
point = Ccuuitte Of Young men Who shall
proceed to maze the canvsSs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Manager Smith offers this coming week
to his patrons an ensemble of artists called
from the front ranks of the vaudeville
stage. all of whom are reported stars, known
Es w. M. Davene.' Allied Attractions.
Heading the roster he presents the French
IroGGe Davenes. the pre-emiDent ariai
artists, Oelhsuer Puddles Pond. the human
frog, the eminent Dutch comedians, Emer-
son and West; the peerless acrobatic queen.
Millie Lottie. The accomplished buriesgue
artist, frankie Moore: the artistic song and
dance artist. kittie Morris; Mr.. Frank
West, jig and reel dancer; the celebrated
comedian. John EmmersOn; the uprosri-
Ously funny sketch Three Old Maids -
The beautiful minstrel scene Moonlight
Serensde. grand Oiio coEcluding each
evening with the lsughsble comedy emit
titled Scenes in an Attic" sl in addition
TO q SUPERB company Of stick stars, max
ing colossal entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

The psEt inry ia tns eifent eoer nas
ssen sxaa1slet fsF ne terisi-
10 Nr. aaa Ars. 3 g. NaikiAss q -
Jsiisfsal -sk---s lsn- Feaac ooJ
Barker 4 Gag lave sscsarea tie contract
A. alfnIsa tie new nEetr.of ootei "a LI--
ezgs "a 20 r.alEs.
Srie,.sis s.ssr sszfh=r sad ths maple
tees are F.zlnx sin l-e coss And ms -sAs
ca heir -zisilg do~B qualities.
P.ouls afr already taking of 1ummsr sx-
e,.r.ler. Waat tie matter ui.n . trip
do4l tns nFsr o. TIE nalrett tomerfo~
narnl1E
Miss Fv4 Drew haz removed from l5
Tssr.ss.ss.. u Csatral Place, kolnla-a-st-.
sAsss shs Hill - pleased - fsesiVs her
Customers
Tast directors Of The Board Of Trade vii
nsst Ia sexal4r monthiy session As4t
IaesaaF zhf important business VIII
1smaad attention.
Peter IJoran great and attrsctlys Lecture
.r W AZ 1 -as aad Learned ln 1pain nss
been postponed nom A0n dAy. Apfli ., "
Monday April ~.
Oaly one marriage license vas issaed
yesterday b. the County Clerk p John a.
fssslfer aged - aBd h4Ie A. Richardson.
szesl Z2. soth of 6ratl4n.
The Crickst CAB meeting has been adj
i0afnsd ulll ous Ssek rom nsKt Aonc@y
ca account ~ the ueeesaary absence VI rs
President 4nd tie llinsss oi tae secretary.
hrs q Idsm4 died a. his lsmiiy resi-
dence W. a. EFon-st.. ~ o'clock iAsl
sgenlnx. The disease Igogn which she s1i-
f-rsd a4s pneumoni4 and she AA1 0een
sck only lew days.
Atths W ondefisud Theatre, Tuesday even
inx April Il r. } Acouire S'snerai secfe-
tary 81 tie Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
lofuers of America. Uil leCtare on organ
ized Labor. rs Purposes and Benefits.
The creditors of Baruhardg a Kelly, OF
Pasa1ena CAL Niii meet IN Chicago nex'
thursday ADD discuss the situation. The
hankfupt concern sold furniture. and .
number of the manuiacIuEers Viii attend
the msstng.
A aox Jumped from The third story Of the
bufldfur occugiss oy Putnam A Brooks
Yesterday and Landed on the stone pave
meut below strange % relate the injury
it rsceived was . broken leg, which q
veterinary surgeon set
Elmer Gibson. corner Hall and lonia-sts-,
found the gold watch lost 0y Mrs w X
Cornelius. OF 5i2 south IOnia-st., and no
ticinx the sdvsrtisement IN the IKLs6KAN
HzzALD returned II with promptness tc
the owner and received he reward.
Charles r. Smith. Of the Sabin House
Luther. sends word 10 the IELEGRAx'
HzaALD % warn al its readers axAinst
chronic dead beat Capt. A. e.. Rowe,
rnn,.cian and piano tuner, who Is likely tc
make his appearance here. he y about
50 years OF age. small thick-set, with grey
hair. a crooked nnger. and scar on hii
eaeek
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

spsn of horses attached TO lumber
~sgon. owned by msn named Coleman.
~ho ives At - Second-st. and driven By
his son Charles. became frighfened and ran
s~sv On Mount Vsrpon-st. last evening.
The boy. vho = piuckv voung fellow.
ain-seen vesrs Of sgs wss thrown of the
wagon between the wheels still holding
onto the lines. He ~ss dragged several
reds. fbs Wheels Of the wsg0n psssinx over
h N sevefsl times. fh- horses v-re stopped
A. the rsiroad crossing on Mount Vernon
~ srd ne by was tsksn 70 his home. Dr.
siucisir vss 81 ed snd found that he hs,v
h.d susfsine1 = severe scsp ~onnd his
Tsf sar ceine almost torn OF Hsi The boy
nnt Rave rriea fo stcr h hcrses By hanging
onto tae iinse. he would u0s havs oeen ~
badly aurt Al issf reports he sss doing ~
vel "a ceuid BE- expected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Ata recent meeting Of the Grand Rapid.
Mutual Building and Loan Association the
following officers we're elected. VIM. Wld-
dicomb. President; Crawford Angel, Vice
President. Edward d. Horton. Secretary,
Thomas NJ. Peck, Treasurer. Dennis L.
Rogers. Attorney. Henry Spring George A.
Had, George Crawford, Crawford Angel
d. NJ Sinclair, Wm- IL. Tiobs. J. A.
Thomas. and D. Fay DeIsaso srs on tie
Board Of Directors. The Secretary : oiiiee.
locsted in the Widdicomb Building. i the
headquarters. where circulars and psmph-
le,s explanatory Of the mode OF doing 0usi-
ness are Distributed
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

John Msngoid was tried IN tns Circuit
Court Yesterday on q charge Of keeping his
saloon opsn On Sunday. October last. and
va found gaiify. NJ defense vas made
aud the case I'll he ssksn - the Supreme
Court BY Aessrs. EgElsston & Nc
Bride. TIE defendants sltorneys. The
ground for this sction a that under
tae new isw the Police C.3urt has 10 power
- try h4uor csse. bat simply hosd IN sz-
sminstion. Msngai6 ~ss sried snd con
vicfed IN Police Court ard appealed. eaig
fne one iquor cs<e va tired. u oeinx Ha-
derst1od tnat ia shonld - test Csc. The
rsee csnnet b. hesrss anti The June term
ard ths other czses must wsit
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Sun Umbrellas.

We are Headquarters for
everything ia the shape of
Parasols, Sun and Ram I'm
brellas. Do not purchase un-
I'll you examine our styles and
prices.
We have placed on a separ-
ate table, TO be closed out this
coming week. two special
lots of Parasols.
Lot AT $l.00 each. worth
double the money.
Lot 2-At Sl.25 each, worth
anywhere from $500 60 $3.50
each. These two special lots.
will not last the week through.
First to come, FIST TO save
money.
"a and 26 inch Sun Um-
brellas which are as staple as
gold dollars, and which sold
last season at $2.00 and 1926,
we are Offering this season at
$l.65 and $40.
100 e inch Sun Umbrellas
smoke or ebony handles. with
GOLD cap, paragon frame. the
covering a combination OF
Silk and Wool. and guaranteed
not to fade, Will wear beauti-
fully, at only Sl.e5 each, last
season this same Sun Um-
brella sold for $3.50.
100 "a and % inch Pure
Silk Sun Umbrellas. natural
sticks, at sl.90 and 1926.
20 "a and 26 inch Silk Um-
brellas all Silk carved ebony
handles. IA karat gold heads.
at So AMI $3.50.
We are displaying a very
choice Sun Umbrella. al Silk.
"a and 26 inch with a very
long. elegantly chased gold
cap al the low price of 1915
and 81 g. Last ses sons price
was 500 ard $3.50.
IN lie higher priced Um-
breiia 70 and 25 inch. we
have very large stock from
which 10 make selection. The
price depending ia a great
measure upon the baudle, the
material OF the covering being
either pure Six or a combi-
nation, both Of which we give
our guarantee TO give sstlEfsc-
tIOn in wear.
In the many Novelties and
Fancy Parasols we sustain
our reputation for being ''the
beaoquarters.
Cbildrens and Misses Para
soils A splendid assortment
at 25c, z0c, 60c, 75c and sl.00
each.
Parasols and Coaching Sun
Shades to match costumes or
dress fabrics manufactured TO
special order.
2e, . and 30 inch Silk Sun
and Rain Umbrellas recovered
at The very lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
$500 Ahsaa.

Mentioning the condemnation suit Of the
Grand Rapids, Lansing & Detroit Rail
road against GerTit J. Terbrasck- Il wss
reported that the verdict o. 1060
rendered Friday vss less than Terhraacg
could hsve got hsd he settled win the
company. whereas be informed 3 iELE-
GRAN Trad reporter yesterday that if =
aboui $50 more. while be gets SO besides
foT damage to business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Ed. Trombloy. of tha Tower Clothing
Company. left last evening for BAltimore,
Nd He viii be absent for week or Two
Jerry Boynton and J. H. Roberts were al
FrsspOrt Saturday on business connected
with the Lowell & Hastings railroad
sheriff II. NJ Lee. OF Ionia. was in the city
90 Official business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Deputy Sheriff Harrington. of fsnis. ~ss
in the ci-y Yesterday snd arrested man
nszr,ed Kinssiand. Of East st. Formerly Il
fcnis Nho = wanted there fcr 1uf slsrv srd
iarrenv Nngsierds vie. vho = ~ ne
prirt cf eesfh. ~ss nor informed 81 her
hnsnsnd sFrrsf. He uas tsxen there yes-
srrrsav sfferrrrn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

The will OF Johanna Stoutj jssdyk was
fled in the Probate Court yesterday. He
appoints Paul Steketee executor Of the
will, and lssves all bis estate real and per
sonal. 70 bis son aud daughter. John and
Sarah St0uiiesdvk.
The will Of Allen Ball who resided al the
corner OF Second-eve. and loDis-st., vss
also filed on yesterday. He bsoueatbs all
his estate. real and personal. TO MS wife,
Sarah Ball, whom he also appoints eIeCu-
ear
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Hello, Centrsl-Give me l.00s.r
Hello Were you at Swet,ands open
ing7"
well. should say ] was. and il tickles
me almost TO death 30 think it Is time again
to drink bis ice cream sods."
"When was the opening"
why, Saturday. April :. and I under
stand he has added new Counter Foun-
tain. making it one OF the finest drinking
fountains in America"
"Oh, that is nice Vow don't forget the
place. Good bye"
Good bye"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

PIrTsBURs. April loving to the de-
preston in the pipe trade, and the labor
troubles which have caused the stoppage of
the mill for nearly four months, the Elba
iron and Bolt Company Qimiied) and the
Continental Tube Company have suspendt d
payment. with liabilities of S527. .OO0 and
assets. consisting of valuable manu- factur-
ing Sites mills, etc., of over $500, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

"Sfcr th,ef~ Eesd4r. dou't stsal ere. hslt
kfv sostls cf ~. BoiFs Congh svrur. -.
7rsb ne sssvzcon oil n ard vrn - ras
- paln ssk Del only ne genalzs. sss1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

WAsHfsazos, April s.-Nafaasr gsn@r-
all far sssEhsr. le4E 70 iEssa eaz1sfs
slals. yssrinE ~ s1s1l1es4tafiy-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

The residences Of Sniith " 0sfprhcut st
les Nsdison-sTs.. has se~n ciosei 81 sur-
ing the scsenos Of ne fsmiiy IN ths Wes1.
A ysung nan. driver s,r Leonsrds scot
- fbe horse sua u0o< csrs OF the oisce
few n,zats SO s7ne Burglars catered tse
soHse. evi3entiy bent auon = rsns~ckirg z
sssur aur foe 7ou1g nasn wss swSkeaea
sfsf arsvsiv d~aTs their ou1 hefcrs they
rouid cor6scat- sn7 u The vzlashles Or
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

We are displaying a very
choice Sun Umbrella. all Silk.
"a and 26 inch with very
long. elegantly chased gold
cap at the low price of 1913
and 81 g. Last seasons price
was 500 ard $3.50.