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cement in the packing?" asked Capt Chester.
Yes; bat he eountermanded It fifteen min
utes afterward."
"what did he say?"
''LEr TEE DEF PACKING 90 on"
'Let the dry packing 60 on"
The witness was at this point excused, but he
.ros. and said, Judge you haven't asked me
about
rHAr STONE AncH?
'What stone arch2"
"Why, the stone arch over the brick work.
/ Now, heard Col. Kerlin say with his own lips
to one Of the inspectors, Slew this stone arch
and want to tell you about Kerlin Aad Bren-
nan. Brennan told me that Col. Kerlin told
him to see Quackenbush and let him know that
Emery couldn't work any more with him (Bren.
nan) as a partner: Brennan said be judged
that Kerlin wanted q slice Of il, so be said to
kerlin: What's the matter with your getting
some Of itT and Kerlin answered What's the
matter with Palmer?'
Having been informed that his additional re-
marks had been taken down,
THE wrrNEss WAS EXCUSED
and the court was adjourned until tomorrow,
when the completed record will be read. Un-
less the witness, Tyrrell, Is recalled, it is not
probable that any further testimony will be
taken. and the court will proceed to prepare
Mr.. R. r. Perry, Major Lydecker, Lieut..
Townsend and two Of the Kendall brothers
we're present in the court room during to-day's
testimony.
The Congressional Investigation.
The joint congressional committee, charged
with an investigation of the aqueduct construc-
ton, were in session to-day in the Judiciary
committee-room Of the Senate, and heard tes-
timony Of the condition of the great brick
tube. The committee expected to have COM
pleted the examination Of witnesses before
this. but so much interesting matter has been,
to probe more deeply into the subject than any
other inquiry yet started. The committee
moves slowly and carefully, and it is hardly
probable that report will be made before the
date ixed-January /. The investigation by
the board Of expert engineers is necessarily
deliberate, and on the report of this board
much will depend
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The king Of Portugal VAS attacked with Q
chill yesterday.
Canonchet villa, st Nsrragsnsstt pier, the
been purchased by New York syndicate Tor
nearly 81 900 900, and win be turned into .
hotel Il b said that the profit from the sale
viii put the 6prsgue's on their feet again.
The stage from Mendocino 10 Ingrams, Cal,
miles moth Of San Trancisco. The driver vss
compelled 10 throw Of the express boz and
two mail sacks The highwaymau them al
lowed tho stage 70 proceed
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To the Editor Of TEE EVENING STAB:
i desire to say q few words In behalf Of the
the candidacy Of Mr.. August Donath, so we'll
and fsvorably known in our city, but now Of
Chester, Pa, for the Office Of public printer.
His claim to said Office rests, primarily, upon
his republicanism also upon his devotion to
the cause Of labor and his interest in behalf Of
the craft During the campaign il was his
desire TO reclaim all the non-union Offices possi-
BILE through the aid of the two national COM
mittees, but only so FAR the national repub-
ncan committee was concerned was he sue
eessful- The other national committee did not
think II OF sufficient Importance. Through the
sad OF she trst named committee the New York
AoA oad Express and the Indianapolis Journal
were reclaimed to the union printer. thereby
showing that the professions OF the party for
the welfare Of the workingmsn were not idle
boastings. As editor Of the Craftsman his
writings were given wide publicity and were a
tower OF strength in favor Of the republican
party; and Mr.. Donath's zeal in behalf of the
craft and party was properly commended by
Hr. Quay. As the law requires that the Office
shall be administered by practical printer, NO
ruer representative of the international
typographical union, or one possessing greater
ability, or one in which the craft has greater
confidence could be selected than MIR. Donath.
As chairman Of the Childs-Drexel fund in
whose possession the original $40. 900 check
was placed without even requiring a bond or
receipt, and which fund now exceeds $40 600.
may be noted evidence sufficient of the conf
dence the craft has In his integrity, and IL he
should be selected for that most importan,
ofhce neither the government nor the fraternity
would ever have cause to regret the selection,
A FRIEND.
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DAT.
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To-SIazr Daniel DOugherty, Congregational
church.

DR.. Tumblety, whose name has been used in
connection with the whiteehapel murders, and
Who recently arrived in New York, has disap-
peared. from that city, although the police
we're keeping their eyes on him.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IroR RENr-DrRINa The SEASON. oNE AND
II t~o-horse cou, eossd tealtIs relieols drtNer.
six horses from Virginia for sale Room Tor few ors
eoarslers. REAMERs STABLES. ST.. betwecn IN ard
18th dS-or
IyoR RENT-woop AND COAL YARD IN coop
II location. hrck oface. scales, sheds nc ~ encei-
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IT OST - BROWN COCKER SPANIEL DUKE.
IL license tar No: S2, on Thursday. December q. IS
reward for return TO COL BIDDLE. 20l6 % St a. Il
oST-A PET PRAIRIE DOG REDDISH GRAY
Acolor answers 70 name of DICK something larger
than big rat: tame aid harmless. The finder will he
rewarded by returning saline to No lO2l Conn. av lt
II oST-DLC @. BETWEEN JEFFERSON PLACE
Land the Louise Home, pair Of silver-cased Eye-
glasses Suitable reward returned 20 ls27 jefferson
Pace dT-ots
II osT-DECEMBER G. 1sss. BLAcK-AND-TAN
~ Dog name mick !" had collar aud piece blark
crepe, with tag No: 264 Return 5lo 9Th st n ",
and get reward NJ. A. BULKLEY. d7-3ts
II osT--LARGE RED IRISH SETTER DOG.
~ about six months old Finder viii be literally re-
warded by returning him 20 lsl2Ist d7-3t.
q On REwARD-LOsT on OR ABOUT OCTOBER
S.O 81, 1855, Gold Huntins-case Watch, In
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Above reward and no questions asked McDENIrT
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IHf MCGUIRE LrBRARY.-This evenings sale
WIN close the catalogue Of the Mcclure collec-
IN this. the final sale. that should attract book
buyers. The sale will commence promptly at
Thos. Dowling's rooms, 18th and Penn avenue.
ss 80 o'clock
The sale Of the MCGUIRE paintings and stat
nary wlh De begun on Monday next, December
10, as ii o'clock q N
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TIE CoSsrNaATIoN OF PuLLxAS's ART hss
been reached, II limits can be put to 2, Mus. in
the magnificent new Buffet parlor cars bcilt by
that celebrated designer and now runnin, on
the Baltimore and Ohio limited trains betwe an
this city and Philadelphia These cars are
marvsls Of elegance in finish and luxuriousness
N appointment
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ATTORNEYS.

00rnisrly q he philadsiphis 1erb
Buildins. 92S and $50 = strsst northwest l2l-am
CyAMPDELL CARRINaTQN. AIIoRFEY-AT-
svssna WsshinssaA. p. q kssidsne@ ls1s q
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The Centennial Of Georgetown College.

The most elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration Of the centennial Of
Georgetown college. Visiting clergy are ex-
pected from all portions Of Europe and Ameri-
60, and on the second day OF the celebration it
- expected that upward Of 500 Catholic pre-
Ates wiz be present The celebration will
continue three days, February 20, p and %,
and President Cleveland and Cardinal Gibbons
viii participate in the ceremonies incident 10
the celebration
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Lucas acted az foreman and would freouentlv
take authority out Of witness hands. and
now you jog my memory will tell something
very refreshing to this court. I have seen
him watch loads Of muck, which we're supposed
TO be removed from the tunnel, dumped in az
packing and smothered over"
About Lucas not getting money enough for
permitting bad work, witness said he 6ucasl
said his salary was not . drop in the buck f
and wanted witness to talk with Palmer and
Brennan and Try to get more money for him
Qucas). Witness thought him the biggest
rascal he ever saw. Witness had told Palmer
that an inspector had said he was not Rettins
money enough, and 1t was this that got him in
trouble with Kerlin. who sxid: 'Tyren, n Won
ever get me In trouble You viii never get an
other one" OBrien took great interest In ths
work in showing IL ahead
IN THE IxTEiKsr OF TIE CONTAGIOUS.
Witness quarrels with Lucas we're because he
Qucas) would order the work to be done one
day one way and the next day another way,
and witness wanted Il one way or the other.
On one occasion Lucas reared up and
down the tunnel that unless Quackeubush
came over with the money promised he
Iucas) would make IL hot for him (Quacken-
bush) ON the cement question.
did not Lucas order you once 70 ne more
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Ing in central part OF the city for three adults Ad
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Royg ovERcoArs WE ARE SELLING AT sasa
Oo4 end - thnt srs worth double
LONDON AID LIVERPOOL oLorHISe co.
.e-su IN spaeA
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EoR sAIE-A DOUBLE SET OF SILVER
u mounted hand made harness, cost sp5: vii sell
Tor $50 owner leaving town. Apply 1903 I NV
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LrOR SALE OR HIRE-A WEALTHY GENTLE
Imam. going TO a warmer climate for the winter s-
ss 70 sell OF 10 hire 10 responsible party his fu ly
equip I'd private Turnout consisting Of Of very
stylish hay horses, elegantly
hess and IMPROVED landau II latest style Party can
also engaSe lbs private coachlnsu. who his full
livery effects. al information can he lad from ths
coschnaAn by addressing COACHMAN ID, Star
office a.,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Gzonas W. THOMPSON. prsaidsnt q
Hin Tree Planters Association Of this
elty. gave a very snloysDls supper last
sssninz 10 ths msmbsrs Of the Local
press "a al expression OF his gratifuds
for ths attention and tie eonse4asns aid
given the Association IN - wor l. IL
. not anllksly that ths time vii yet
come sbsn the citizsns OF Or and Rapids
zsnsrslly wilI rssIizs thas they owe
debt OF gratitude 10 Mr.. THonPsos and
his associates. 10 IL 10 be hoped thai
ths suggestion made by one OF the gen
tlsnsn present last evening may Jet Dc
realized, namely, that this Association
may develop into SO organization ex-
tending not only over the whole city, bas
also over tks county. and having for its
purpose the preservation and restoration
Of our trees and forests. The wealth OF
trees with which Michigan was endowed
By nsturs and the grsat fortunes made
from them have led 10 a hsartisss, or At
Least . thoughslsss, slaughter. Those
Who attended the forestry meetings held
IN this cify some tins since. must hsvs
been convinced Of the Importance OF CIV
ing sarly attention 10 the preservation OF
our treas. la New York and othsrsoi the
early settled States the disastrous effects
% tho dsnudation OF the land are now be-
lng gfslt IN ths serious droughts which recur
every summer. Springs which no longer
than tssnty or thirty years ago were per-
ennisi nos faii every year. and land
which vas once fertile has become com
psrativsly unproductiys and worthless.
The alarm created by this stste OF things
led 10 the movement 10 create vast
State park ia the Adirondack region
upon which the forests shall be preserved.
the object being 10 shield the sources Of
the Hudson river from the rapid evspors-
which would result from the removal of
the trees. In other parts OF New York,
a. vas msntioned at the supper last
night, lsnd which was once fertile and
under cultivation has become barren and
teen left TO grow up with scrubby trees
In ths hope of restoring the former con-
ditions ot climate.
II the people OF Michigan are wise they
will profit by ths expsrisncs Of the older
States and anticipate the evils OF the
slaughter OF their trees; ard while the
immediate purpose of the Hill Tree
Planters Association is not 80 eompre-
hsnsiss ss 10 include the preservation OF
the forests. the Association is . very
proper nucleus from which to develop q
movement For tbst purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

A sn0Kf caAFTER o. FHE uEArnks
Last xssx = Ss~ Iarz sesns % bare
been very nzch IKE szs ssEs Fsriod
n GEznd Rapids. The Ss~ fcrk Essn-
ing SUN Of Saturday ssys:
Without being - a. violsst. hc~lsr,
. tsrror. spring blizzard. elethss lins
sssepsE, OF 9 hst snztsnsFs The sssk
~hich Gov records r. sxls hzs bssn about
- nasty. - disssrs~sbls. or gsssEsliy -
tough II not toaghsrj Is any wssk &c re-
cali.
Bat nov vifh What truthful snsrgy
there rashss ossr u that famous and
beautiful song from AAssAsEsLLo:
Benoid ns~ arShfly breaks ne sfleraesa-
AZ Isss the sun pzsyzii1 30 that ws can
SO him. ard % salute ths dying week
with thsnkfulnsss for mistertnBss not re-
esissd. and bail the eve Of next week with
brishs hopes for its a. yet future joys. .
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

cAY. fo8x fog 8k1T soaE - ORR
= ta1is 81 1eAtA ano -. seaicaxs 1tks Gas
teJe - 49,. efFaa4 4 (atol 42c Z, tVHef ei-s<
EcE sALk--EINE NE0 z0DEkA HQysE
I = P-ssss : 1.rss - - : - - a.-'s - 8
sA-es pa tas 1ls@E 1se * Fr2s ssE4e = rn< cay
ef4a8 tsloE. Sae Tossr bseek Ia
Is0R sAxE-H0CsE OK IEIkD-AFE. S-sa@s
; en- cessss. 20. 80 cAss-ss-. - ee
Bl4kel5 ave. lsss - eels AZ : -. On Ns.s-
kssaa-sl u esi. ~ slaizaty a. 49, "a eootn
kFo<P<ek-et te2r ctsyss - sz.n. "a hcSf< :
a.. q 20 ] - eatre 3. -. als5 Feesn- 50
ss&s eneleA sad ssAool - lson -. !. L. Iofsz.
Ts0K sALE-A LOVELY HOME on THE
j eofseE o. south loal@ ~ z1d sssent th'sts
Los sexls-t, kooe o4rz ee.la5 sci @..a SER
fnc< ss.soA Luton q lsz1sea. 1slephose 20.
COX LOOK sSe BUYS eobbf
IL house. 81 saoasrp tLsRgos e.sesls taAs onsf
= for ave d-s enlf. Let sfseet fesst zoe set
isrsea ave- ogpxiAs L c. Lewis SzA a. ones:
III YOU WANT 70 Buy A HoJsE AND LOf
| call and zee oH ia. Ne sci tof Lowest
prieesl Lutton Duntou.
CoR SALE cHEAP-HoUsE AND Lof. 10
T summef-st- Nus sell Terms % salt. Ad-
dfess " 4. Cummings. ~ Cbsrlesst. 100
COE sALE-FoR eHEAP. NICE BOTs WELL
r located, easy tsrms. go % d. Neen0oer: Men-
ham block north-eesl eoraer Aonroe s4io D'ti-
fi0n-sts. i4I
Eoh sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A CARL
t4lkL One Of fhe bSsf business corners 10
centre Ol city lot l00xii9' next thirty c&ys- Is
G. OirdieK, room r. Pierce block. lV-i
NOR sALE-HOUsFs AND LOTS. VACANT
Il ioGs and iaFtus; sozoe choice bargains II taken
con. Hugnes q Thomas. roo10s - and -. New
Hogsemsn block Sti
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap Al Dr. Neenboer9 Nenhsan block
corner OF Acnroe aud Division sts oti
TOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
II house, ca 6priBgss.. Tor $500 A nest Lame
dwelling hOuse. IN Jsmessf. for N,59, aud N
% acre farm in Sparts for -. 700; al on smA-
Iayn entk and reasonable terms r. 4. pepp<f,
room i2s. Ledyzrd block. over fcblie Library
2y7ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
For Re5Bt--RO0Bts.

COR RENT-FURNI5HED ROOM ON GOOD
residence street. one and one-haf blocks
from pos'ofice. single or in suites Address i. j
box s thin Office ifo
MISERABLE ROOMS TO RENT, AT IA NORTH
~ Division. 81. near Post Office. IA
NOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED Rooms FOR
/ light house keeping amer June ]. Apply at
Room 50 new HOuseman block. 144
NOR RENT-A NICELY FUlNISHED FRONT
L room, gas, bath room. etc. Enquire front
room, third floor, over Fourth National Bank. i4l
nor RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
II either single or suite. Apply 10 Room -,
Power 8 Opera House block, Pearl-st. 226tf
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
L room at &C Rsnsom-st. l2Etf
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| all conveniences 10 rent in the Vinegar
book corner south Division and CherrySts APP
ply AZ the block or OF E. ID. Brock. 81 and GA
Pssrl-st- 10stf
NOR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
II In suits Of two or four rooms. with all modern
in provemerts on Canal-st, for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging, En-
Quire at once No. - Canal-st., Of &. A. BerwiD
94tf
no RENT A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
l ligkt manufacturing: steady power, at No. s
Peari-st. Enquire Of c. b. Judd or q. L. Thwing
elf
COR REST-FURNTsHRD ROOMS: STEAM
+ heated; and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping Apply at room l0S New Houseman
block l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

sUREEios C0URE.-fhs people ~ Jas
Pertmaa, hizamy verdict guilty. The
people ~. Jake Hindsfnach. larceny. On
tEi4i.
CtEeCfF Coo KF-J0hn Rose ~ the Town
ship OF Gzl0s. tFespass On ths case, jury ca
trial hszsetiee & Perkins Drug Company
-. Wm. Hesslsr. by stipulation Causes re-
iastzied Al foot Of n0n-IGry calendar.
Pa0RAFE CoURF-Esrste OF Cass. Warner
Wesf, a minor. petition for an accounting
by guardian hlsd: hearing jane 8. In Fe
Jennie HENSON al indigent insane person
order admitting 10 Michigan Ins4ns AsY-
lum az Kalamazoo. AT expense Of ksnt
county. Estate OF Walter Pierce. deceased,
order appointing II. j. Felker and j. NJ
JamisoE com mmissioneFs on claims. Estate
Of Jusl Merchant deceased. petition TO sb-
point A trustee under viii nled; hearing
June I6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
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I osT- GOLD PADDOCK. BETWEEN
IL Spring & Co.'S and No s5sheldon - Finder
viii please leave Al this Office ia
I OsT-A BLACK LEATHER FAN BETWEEN
IL Union Of. via Fulton and Hsrtmsn's Hail.
Finder piesse leave ct store Of buiksty, Lemon X
Hoops III
n OST-MoNFY LOST By EVERYBODY THAT
IL has any cleaning or coloTing TO Re doue IN
first eis<s style. II they don't 80 20 the Eagle
steam DYE 6onse." No y Canal-st. 165
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
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NOR SALE CHRAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
II acres. with frame house, one mile snd q
quarter fron Hall-st Apply Al Ars. J. q. Walk
eris ~ south Diyision-st l24tf
NOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il real estate. forty acres, thirty-nve inprovedi
two barns: twenty eight miles north on Grand
Rapids 1 Indiana X. K. one nile from flefeon
village. bargain II sold st once. Enquire OF
". L. swim, 6s South Lafayetto-st. gu
COR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il properly. farm OF 3e0 acres, neariy all i'm
proved. IN Ottawa county, near lennisonylile,
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmer,
BOX S. care this sfhce ll5tf
E0R sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
4 the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerhorn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridsest- IL
Is fine dairy farm, or for frlit raising aud gar
dening. May be sold In nom ten 10 thirty acre
lots Apply to Dr. Whiiworth. administrator, lel
Fourth a., Grand Rapids. Mich. l02tf
NOR sAIE-P1NE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
II good farms and city property fsr sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call at Lovett block, Canal
st.. opposite sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel. 47tt
NOR sALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
L Byron Centre. good hetel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 10 sell Ad-
dress Mrs. Mary Atrion, Byron Centre. Mich Att