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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05
THE LOWER We MAKE OUR PRICES

We will make our quality and prices the stand
ard. Our drugs are rs pure as first water dia-
mOnds. When people see these prices they
will say, THAT Will do" The chance TO buy
drugs for mere song-and the sale is going
to proceed.
Warmers safe Cure "a, Fahrney Health Re-
storer rs. Cudcura ResOlycnt rs. Cuticur-
Salvc IS Cuticura Soap 10 Lydia Pinkhams
Compound 10 Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup rs,
Pierces Fayorte Prescription 30, Bells White
OH 81 McAuthers Syrup Rypophosphites ~
Halls Hair Remover 20. Hagans Magnolia
Balm Co. Allcock's Porous Plasters IL, Aliens
Antifat .0S Ayers Ague Cure 20, Brandreih's
Pills 10. British oil OS. Browns Iron Bitters
II! Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 20, Shiloh's Cough
Syrup .O8 and 40. James Alternative rs. Elec-
trio Bitters "a, Wine Cocoa ~ Lactated Food
81 Quinine rs, McLeans Nermifuge 81,
Gargling Oil 10, St. Jacobs Oil AZ, Tarrant's
Settler Aperient SO, Lump Borax "a per d..
Cuticura Plaster Is.
Look out for our advertisement next week
We wouldn't advertise only we know you will
read our ad. ITO the victors belong the spoils,
but We do not spoil you. We will please you
Give us q Gall
and convince yourelye that VIC
POSITIVELY SELL CHEAPER
than any other Drug Store in the County.
Respectfully
c. FRANK JONES,
Jan. 90, 1855. Dispensing Chemist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05
A NEW add. :.

THE want of space demanding more room
l. will enlarge the Temple Of Fashion. =
will occupy the room lately vacated ~ Nj NJ =.
D. Eby during the month Of March. 10 boom
the trade while there invite the public to see
the special bargains we are Offering.
Ladies French Kid Button Shoes, lei -,
ger's, $500, now 49, - "
Ladies Extra Fine Pebble Button Shoes,
ZOO, nOW....... ........' .s....''' '''''''''
Ladies Fine Pebble Button Shoes, WORK ~.
Ladies Lace Shoes .....'...'''. ~
A handsome lot of Misses Shoes, Button, -
II 70 Z......... s.-.-..'' .-.--'''
A very fine lot of Misses Shoes, Button -.
IL 70
BOYS Stylish Hook Balls with Zip, worth
10 .--.'s''' go ~
Mems fine Button Shoes .......-...........'' " "
Mems fine Lace Shoes .............-' u
Every pair of pants in the house at cost.
Every Scarf, Neck-Tie and Bow at coat.
Twenty Cigarettes for cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05
Anotbcr Opportunity to Vtsit flashing
ton.

Notwithstanding the unusually severe
weather that prevailed at the time of the
last excursion to Washington, the patronage
it received further demonstrated that the
opportunities for cheap travel extended by
the b. & o. Company are fully appreciated
by the general public.
The fourth of the popular series Of Wash
ington excursions is therefore announced to
be run on Tuesday, April 10th.
As this excursion will probably close the
series, every one who can spare the time
should take advantage of it.
The train will leave stations as given be-
low.-the rate of fare annexed:
Leave Vaudeville 61S am; 1.47 pm. S2.4O
Summit Pt. 6.2S am. l.57 pm. SO
" CharlestOwn 6.45 am; PIG pm. 500
Halltown 653 am; 2.26 pm. $50
" Mllyille G.5S am: 23l pm. Sl.75
The tickets are valid for return passage
until Thursday, April 18th, inclusive, on
all regular trains.
Parlor cars will be attached to the after
noon train and run through to Washington.
From the Washington correspondence of
the Wheeling LteHigmcer we extract the
following:
Dr.J.D. Starry, of Charestown, has expert
/ enced a remarkable restoration OF hearing
within the last few days. He says he was so
deaf that he could not hear it thunder. DR..
Marmion. q former West Nirsinian, treated
him.
After an absence of less than week DR..
Starry has returned to his home-deafness
departed, his hearing completely restored ;
and he attributes it to the skillful treatment
by DR.. Marmion, of whose professional &C
complishments and personal courtesy and
kindness he speaks in the highest terms
DR.. Marmiou has long been eminent in his
profession--enioying national reputation.
Mrs. Thomas Green, wife of the Register
of Water, died on Harrison street at S:lj
last night, after long illness from COM
plication of diseases, aged 81 years. The
deceased was Miss Emma Turner, Of Har-
per's Ferry. consistent member of Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal Church, and es
teemed by all who knew her She was the
mother of Mr. 7. 4. and Miss Annie Green
and Mrs. George W. O'Brien.-LyaehJurs
| CTa) Noes Of March 1Sth, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05

--,-,. rrNAS HORSES FOR sALk
HUGHES & II OIChlNSSVN,
Caarlestovn. w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05
\. !. H|RSCHNAI 4 CO.
The Cold Winds
HAVE BLOWN OUR PRICES
STILL 10 w L r.

We are trading for small profits and>fots Of
glory We do not sell you an article you know
the price of for a few cents less than the price
and make it up on the next thing We sell you
that yon are not posted on. Our aim is a
square legitimate business. open faces, open
hearts, open deals. "ltneeds, rs Hamlet says,
mo ghost to come and tell this truth. and we
repeat that the above is true and people come
Inn and tell us SO eyery day. The moIe we sell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05

The tickets are valid for return passage
until Thursday, April 18th, inclusive, on
all regular trains.
Parlor cars will be attached to the after
noon train and run through to Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-05

We have just purchased a largest stock OF
Notions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

Mn. W. c. Emerson. of Philadelphia.
who has been the guest Of relatives in this
city during the past week. leaves this mora
ing for Northp0rt. She will be sccompA-
nied By her sister, Miss Jennie Wolfe.
Mrs. ]. A. Eaton and daughter returned
from Adrian last evening, where they have
been for the past nine weeks for the oenent
Of Mrs. Eaton's health. While absent Miss
Eaton had . tussel with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aver nee Fincher. who have
but recently returned from their wedding
tour, will be ''at home" 10 their friends to-
morrow at their residence on Paris-ave.
Mrs. George q. Steketee Is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. r.. @. Dayton and Mrs. l..
q. Parmenter, at Muskegon and North Mus
ksgon.
+. p Kidder is in Kalamazoo on a visit
to his brother. w. 4. Kidder, wno leaves
shortly for Wyoming Territory and Utah.
Attorney General Taggart was in Lansing
yesterday. where he appeared in the local
option cases before the Supreme Court.
f. s. Painter, of the Hart Argus. is In
the city. He is accompanied by Mrs. Pal
mitsr and his sister, Mrs. IL. Cornell.
Mrs. Ludwig Winternitz and her niece,
Miss Hermine Spitz, are home from . two
weeks visit with friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbam, of Alma,
are the guests of their son. n. l.. Dun ham.
Of Third-ave.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Parks, OF
Goldsmith-st., an eight and half pound
girl.
Mrs. j. w. Closterhouse, of 40 North
Prospect-st., left last evening for Elmwood.
III.
Messrs @. H. Hodskin and +. ID. Wheeler,
Of Manstee, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Ward. of Chicago. is the
guest of Mrs. Ed Gill, of Central Place.
John Ncllis, of West Brooklyn. H., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Tbomss.
Gen. and Mrs. o. l.. Spaulding, Of st
Johns. are az The Morton House.
II. A. Lamos is in Mecosta county sng
ling for brook trout.
J. NJ. Mathewson, of Lowell. was in the
city yesterday.
Alderman Stein il confined to his house
with illness.
". w. Rose, of the C. & w. NJ, is ir
Muskegon.
i. w. Weston Is In Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

kors<~<t ~ 1Astx ff~<es1fsy&
A eoapse of handrsa Froeieizion dss<-
gsses arrived lsst sss1inx ana they sesnss
l.st A. ssthasisstie - tAe nSn eefs of tie
lxsf tee co1se1lio1s They Talk xoeat
slte<iEx roGF fs1kst,~ AID really eoQnE
teen. sci ses IN the rses.
4 nss~klpg Of ths STATE Csntrsl Commit-
tss vas held last evening IA the reading
room II tAs ksgls Holsl. aid 4. Is. cheney.
of Sparta. uzs dsSldsd upon - temporary
chairman
A. o. CIozssx viii deliver an address Of
weleeme uhsn the convvntloD - called 10
ordsF this mornI1g. On behalf Of the foung
Meas Prohibition Club OF this city. The
cbisf interest," today viii bs esntefsd IN the
election Of . Chairman Of the state Csnuss
Commistse snd the four delegates ~ large.
Ter thsss delegates a. large A. b. Cheney.
Of sparta. xnt Jobn Russell, OF Wsyns. are
esEdioatss, While the younger portion OF
the eonvsnfion will Pash forward A y.
tEozlsF for one Of the places. Ine dele
gates IN the Fifth DistficE will be LemUsi
Chute, Of foniA. and W. q. Edss.l. OF OF
sego. Ia tue Second District George War
ring. OF Lsnswse. will De one OF the dele
Extes. In the Ninth 4. 5. Painter. OF the
Hart Argas. IL candidate for . place on
the delegation.
Glee clubs will DO present from Sparta.
Big Rapids aud this city TO help the con-
vsntlon along. The ladies are especially
invited. la the evening . grand rally will
take place. with plenty OF speakers, and
R0iio kiTke Bryan, the chaik-talk artist,
will give one Of his interesting addresses
For Chairman OF the State Central Com
mittee Albert Dodge. OF Foulsrville. seems
10 have the lead over several other asplr-
ants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

The above expression IL oaly too apple
able ia speaking slth reference 10 the
handsomely htlsd up studio and second
noer reception room Of ID. n. Hamilton t.
No. - csnAl-st.. for. 40 when one sp-
proscbes the reception room their eyss
meet with sixht most Pleasing ~ the art
ioving people. and also one only 10 be seen
where artists Of rare talent. such as Mr.
The ranging OF these perfseg masterpieces.
which 20 10 make sueb places and cur
homes beautiful Nr. Ham;lton's rep1Ea-
ton - the leading photographer il thor
onghly concsdsd by al. aud the large trade
he Is now enjoying Is further proof Of the
above assertion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

Crsrurr.-Tsne Gsriocx ss. Wm- wiSdi
cono sssunpsie On trial Chas. Herar
stnitiea % ciuz<nSAiD.
srvxsrcz. z.-Hsien F. Rsfenasn -. Chs~
Batesnan. divorce hesrisx n ep~n r.,nrt
resumed suc courausf over aatil Nou..ev.
the q -. a. ,. ns~ The P~onle - A
Var <orJshnTsen. isrcerv. -sateuce3 - toe
counsy all f1r fventv-fo,sx h.surs fron sai
iuci1dioK scesr. - Pesoie - Engsne
"a fss h >te~srf. lsrcEny. wssvs rsssfisx
irforsnaton snd piesss1 nct gritty The
neopis -. m. <enez srcxrv. 5arg trssi
verlfnk zaiskE- The Feeple - goaa sad
<w- -NFcssFs ea Raes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

wo<pxszrz A Beex At oSE Rxsssss-
wk<a azeufss tie substance ef . ai1ieals
ecok q Gee r<zsinxs lea wltko1l any
do9bs Tia e2n De sccgmk klished ey Frof.
A. Loiseftss systs2 II fnenasFy salsinx.
TIE fFofssses h@s ls1g1s nas Dsrssioas
IssThod 70 ias eaeass classes al the psineipsi
colleges ef the eoastFy. - classes II l0s7 II
Bsltisaofs t0o5 st Dstrsit. I519 sf Phl.z-
0slphix. lii3 81 HsshiaTton. LIE ~ Bos-
ten. ese, He also teaches u lsrfectly by
eosfsspsna<no< The n~shsd slrsnxthens
the memsry for ever service. Wnts for
prospectus 10 Prof A. LoSsskte. 81 fsfth-
ave-, Ssw YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
KENT coUNTY's CRIMES
rs- last Rspors Frssa the Attorney Gen

eraf
The rsport Of the Attorney General Of
Michigan for 1887 Is out L i volume Of
Ia pages and contains fun record Of the
business Of the ofsice. the report Of the i'm
porfsnt csses decided and an abstract et the
REPORTS # The Prosecuting Attorneys Of the
diierent counties the State.
Kent counfys record shows S54 criminal
es~es prosecuted. Adultery =. assault and
battery a. sss srdy ?. burglary $ burglary
snd larceny 5. criminal ssssgst I, disorsisriv
a. iisposing Of mortEaxed property Z de-
frsuting hotsls l. falss prstensss N. incest
= iHsgsi pfscyce Of medicine keeping
house q hi-lsfas 5 simDie .srceav "a grand
lsrcsuv u. larceny from dwelling house n
Be day tine 3 mansiauxhter I. Dsiiciou .
siandsr = malicious iniary 20 orop<rfy
murder = rspe 2 resisting an officer I. re-
ceivnx stolen Foeds 4 ssdsctioa I. saloon
aU~n sf-r hours %. ssioon cpen on sun
AZ - selling hquor In minor z sailing
h1ier % lsx-i holiday ! seiiing LIQUORS
~ahoat license 3 violation of trusnt
49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

1t seems the horse and buggy belonging to
Dow Hantinson, of Walker, which disap-
appeared from the Baptist church Sunday.
was stolen, as il las not yet turned up.
Probably kept for an offered reward.
LABER-Tbe horse that was taken from the
Baptist Church Sunday evening was fonnd
in Muskegon yesterday. Some one was prob
ably financially ruined and borrowed the
horse to go to the sawdust City with.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

The regular meeting OF the Equal Suf-
f-age Association will be held at Arcapum
Hall this afternoon and memorial services
will De held for late Mrs. Mary A.
Town. The following is the programme:
Prayer. music, resolutions of respect and
condolences, memorial address biogra phical
sketch Of Mrs. Towns life, relation of incl
dents Of her.everyday lie; womsn's busi-
ness a. exsmplihed by the life of Mrs.
Town; music. Services will begin at
I'D D. N.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

T. S. Hill, the veteran angler. smiles at
an item in the TELEeRAM-HERALp's Ada
correspondence of yesterday, which stated
that w. B. Archibald has q water wheel in
Richardson's Creek that was killing the
trout. Mr.. Hill says that il every trout in
the creek went through the wheel il wonld
not hurt one, and that Mr.. Archibald has
rosdwa around the wheel for the fish to 60
up and down. and that if they do not like
that way they can easily jump over the
damn, wheel and all.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

Hsmsn DeVoss was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Powers last evening On q warrant
sworn oas by his wife for choking Der.
DsVoss lives in Grand Rapids township.
snt the face that be wears would make q
ssventy-nine-round pugilist turn green with
envy. He claims that he traded horses
sometime ago and got little the best of
the bargain, and that be INST his opponent
dsy before yesterday and got the boot that
was coming 10 him. tie says, you ought
20 see the other fellow"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

The TztEessw-H HEsALp has it from good
auEhority that Z. ". Donovan and bis at
tofney is making heroic efforts 70 settle up
the criminal case commenced against him
by r. " Hsicssb Hhethas he will be
successful or not and whether the Prose
cutting Attorney vill countensoce such 3
move remains 20 hs seen. The case a
booked for trial ct the present term Of the
Superior Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

At the regular meeting Of the Z. s. A., 10
os held May IS at L. A. Hall. memorial
services viii be held for the late Mary 4.
Town. consisting Of the following pro-
grsmme Music. prayer. resolutions OF re-
specI and condolence, memorial address.
biographical sketch OF Mrs. Towns life re-
iation of inciuents in her every day life.
woman in business ss exempiihed by Mrs.
Town. Services 20 CON msnce st % sharp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

n. srsuainstion Of Thomas Miller before
Justice WALSH en- = ch srve II larceny.
sealing SO rom S.lonss Ritneysr. of he
tsv.shin q Wsiker. four resrs $50. wss
s,'reluded Yesterday. snd Miller VS. hel1
aor .risl 81 the present term ef - Cirr.ft
cnrf rlfftesf - fssf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

DR.. Brigham has removed his Office to
the new Kendall Block, LAT Monroe-st.,
where he may be found from 8 till 10 q. IN.
3 till 5, and 6:45 till 7:30 p. IN. DIR. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live at the Warwick
until the opening of the Livingston. Tele-
phone office and Warwick go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

The old insurance firm Of Holden 4 As.
pin~sll has osen dissolved by mutual con-
sent. the companies they represented ss
agents bsing divided between them. 4. @.
d. Holden opening an Office in the Hart
man building ss Holden 4 Sons. and S. =
AspinvalI retaining the old Office with the
Grand Rapids Fire Insurance. Company In
the Housernsn building
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

All superfiuous hair. moles, warts. wens.
tumors, hemorrhoids. cancers. " not pre-
tionsly opoafed oHl and all abnormal
growths permanently and painlessly re-
moved by Electroysis at the parlors Of i.
von Dolcke. NJ. ID. aud Electro ihsIapeutist.
~ Crescent ave. Grand Rapids. Mich.
daily frofa 8 p. m. TO p. m,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERSONAL NOTICE,

Dn. Y. n. ROSS WILL BE IN CINCINNATI UNTIi
ABOUT TIE FIRST or JUNE.
The doctors remedies can be had at his
Office in the Widdicomb block. Of Mr.
Wsshburn, or at Or. Ross' drug store. NO
40 West Fulton-st. Letters will reach him
at 46l West Eighih-st.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

The FIRM CT Holden 4 Aspi3 val bss been
dissolved. and the undersigned are 10 be
f0urs st the Shepard Hartman and Fifth
National Bsnk buildings. ready 10 supply
the world with insursnce. Over twenty
millions OF capital represented. for which a
share Of the public patronage is solicited.
Telephones a. soon - they csn pct them
in. p d. HoLDxx 4 soss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

The Michigan deisxsties to the Chicsgo
Convention hsvs secured rooms at the
Grsnd Psci6o sdisiuing those assigned TO
the New York delegation. The rooms are
very desirable, and shsir clo-s proximity
vii make if possible for The different state
delegations - pay ~peek-s boo"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

TIE ascension services st St MARKS
churuh are xonae~ast Interrupted today bv
rpsscn of Rev. Cssnpeeii fsir's visit -
>eNsFEA ait taere - - service In the
cacir rcrnl tass icreuoun snd iecfure by
~ rectcr pron his return this evening. al
-at
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

A lsrxr number Of the proniaent clergy
% this city have held meeting and su-
pointed = COMMITTEES - formalste plan 0f
work - orgsnizs a. EvsngeIicsl Aiiisncs
Ths cornrr itfee vii rae~t gane Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

DR.. l.. Won Dolcke's celebrated Electric.
Turkish, Russian and Msdicaied Bathing
Parlors are now open daily from =. m. o
d .. m. Physicians are invited. 72 CEes-
oenl-sve.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
EXCURSION RArrs.

A very complete list OF tourist round trip
rates and routes TO Western points for 1883.
has just been issued for free distribution by
Q. III. Warren, General Passenger Agent
ST. T., II. & NJ. Ry.. So. Paul, Mimi.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

That /. b. O. GirdIer, have this day severed
my connection as attorney for the Mer-
chants Dispatch Collection Agency owing
70 other business matters demanding my
attention. b. Q. GIRDLER.
Dated. May IS, SO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

Coles Glove Store, formerly on Pearl-st.,
has been removed to No. $50 konroe-st.,
where all the latest novelties in Summer
goods may be had at bottom prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

$500 PER DozEs.
Cabinet Photos, finest hEisn, at wykes
gallery. IS NOnToe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

Cabinet photographs AZ s. per dozen nj
Nefrill's, Gum block 81 Aonroe-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

All persons suffering from sick beadseh,
and debility should Use All Nations Rem
edy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
KNIGHTS ASSEMBLED


Ths xrsnd oia order Of knixhss TeDplzr
-, -. v....~.s.x tse - 49,
- - = ~s-s- s-.,s.- ..ssa
is1m "a tes "sna'e""D ses'
about TOO knlk1ts prsss1s.
Yh~x -. sre~t<a AZ 10 o'clock by Gfsnd
a---.~,s--s...~ HI Nsf,,,r.,v of f,.xann.
S<nsi @-'s7'n - ~ = -
sith fozsing speech. wno va fsfsiea 70
by tie Emin<nf Grand Com mzDdsf Inos.
N w,tls. a I.ekson who after the
-
opening - amps i1lnis kss - -'.'. 20.
seafess. VICE sss esls' 81 . ~ 80 hs1.as
shd she"sa sls o..ss ~ - ~ sssss. -.
Voc, nhAAei@t'y s-' '-.A
ever Dsiofs. ,
he sc1A o. 'es eo's~ ,.s'''. snsa
eseeea eilhs IA =. -. =. -'ss
ing. Al the G~.-@>< <narfiss oi me STATE os
ln< represented aao AZ s"s
Comss.osfs oHess .Ss~Ls' ~. .A.ns
Als4Ahsisf AsusskoIs "a Dsss1'' s,,.s. 80
doors of the Grand Commsndery.
The following Pas. ofana ION shsoosrs a
were pfsssna nusn nc uIay. =. ~.' :. 80. 80.
%. sno = aiso ofahn s.. a.assano - sae 'e
United States ana hsP.Sssoranse ~
0rand hnsam pmsnt ot ths snasen o'lsesi
hendefron sni Lasfencs. o, ns.a,ns s'.aH, ~ ~
Chandler. OF Dstfost, Joeh - A.'Snsn' - -
Jackson. and L. .. A'"slsr ana hA- ~
Benedict. OF tnis city.
ihs report OF tas orsno eofn manoeI was
read ana referred 70 ths proper com
~ vas . lengthy document hiisd Win ma', mat,
ters OF interest Tor the cir hhien's, auo
showed that The forty Commsnaef'rs IN 'ne
STATE are al prosperous shu ooins koS'
wefa thefe were no oesths IN inis ju1is-
cicilon during me past year oo
The ofand treasurer sepor'ed over s5,vvo
II
The grand body then adjourned until 4
o'clock alter accepting an invitation rom
the Cable street kaiiray company 70 fioe
over their hne. whien tney ana al eioe1
IN large numbers and 10 the delight OF all.
Al 0 clock they asss mnled agnn ioI :
sn.ls session ana 'ea 'No 'sp'''' " ''''
.'Al 20 sni',sSs s.;o,
~ a. ussIusu ~ Lulu ~ 800 s,.,ssss
-. sAs ~ sa =. LIS .nss W. ..a. -, ~. 49,
"a ~ AZ 80 -. 49,. .osn;r- 49,
-
Coneiavs Culiinga
ros.v N. N.a,n. Tsmnle of Chirseo
uv.tir shrin. will come hers To assist the
IoenI T,mpis in its work
The Csuncil of Deliheration of the Michi-
gan Consistory Of Detroit and Dewitt Clin-
ton Consistory met at the Masonic Temple,
| in The Widdicomb building. DIR. Metcalf.
| Of Kalamazoo. deputy for Michigan OF the
highest BODY OF scottish Kite Aasons' pre-
slains. ABOUT t"enty,hve senuemsn "er.
present, sha ,he business uaosscssu
sn,ifeiy private ana oniy oi interest," 70 'hs
n-a-, cL ~. ,o o.a., of Al.
rs.ssrn s,.- ,s, =, ,h.;r hall on wss
| Rridss-.t Ia, .v.nin.~ whsn DEGREES ~ IN :
Il n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

sa.stae@e eksszs.
Isssfxs. Ma is.-sos. - sna ~ sers
sslss<d Yesterday 70 fhs ezll for "Wednesday
IN t1s <nDreu1a Jo4TE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
Az Orr FInx prssoLvrp.

II you want Life. Wealth and Happiness.
use AL Nations Remedy. Price 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
NOTICK.

DR.. Boll's Cough Syrup never fails to cure
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
4 SEysA TIoN IN THE TUNNEL INQUIRY.
GENERAL DUANE's ESTIMATE OF SOME OF THE
CONTRACTORS

GENERAL DUANE's ESTIMATE OF SOME OF THE
CONTRACTORS.
. washington, Dec 1.-The Military Court OF INQUIRY
charged with the investigation into responsibility for
faulty work In the Aqueduct tunnel continued It's
session today Tho first witness was Brgader-
General Duane, ex-chiei of engineers. now on the
retired list At the request OF General Ruger' the
witness told the story Of the NewYork tunnel and It's
shoddy7 construction.
Colonel iIodges-Wcre any of tire employed
on the New-YOrk tunnel afterward employed on the
Washington $780,, -,
Wiiness-Yes quite number l believe. Mr.
Reckwith of the firm OF Beckwith 81 Qua 'kenbush,
was one Of the firm Of Brown Howard Co.. con
tractors on the New York aqucduct. In fact. he
was the managing partner.
Colonel Hodge-What the quality of bis work IN
New-Y ork2 ~,
Witness--It was the very worst on the whole line
Colonel HOdge-WeIe there any Others who came
on 70 Washington 10 work for Beckwith
Witness-Yes; a good many others, brennan. one
of the sub-cOntractOrs, was one OF them Mclean
another.
On cross-examinatlon b. Captain Chester. the
witness SAID he could not say whether or not Brennan
was discharged from the New-York aduednct Tunnel
On September l.. 1885 the witness warned Major
Lvdccker of the character of Brennans work In New
York ,
The latter portion Of General Duane's testimony
created quite a little sen a ion IN the court
At IL 10, there being o her witnesses present.
the court adjourned unhl 10 80 a. n, Monday