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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11

Several years ago the wholesale
hatters of the country tried TO pre-
vent the factory agents from selling
large retailers by threatening 10 boy
colt any who did. A committee Of
hat .jobbers were interrcgating q
certain factory agent who claimed
not to sell retailers, when one Of
their number asked him, Don't you
sell Rogers, Peet & Co. 2" Eyes"
was his reply, and they buy more
hats and pay me quicker than you
do"
That explains the whole mater
The boycott wouldn't work, we con.
tinued to get all the hats we wanted
direct from the factory, and the
growth Of our hat trade indicates
that men really do not object to buy
ing hats in a clothing store if they can
save a dollar thereby.
Mems Derbys, $3.50, $3.50, So, in
all the new Fall shapes, and an un-
usually good variety Of Boys and
Children's Derbys, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11

Earned runs-Indianapos Q; New York Q. Two-baSe
hits-Siattery, Ward Thrcebase ht-Daily First base
on bas~Seery schecneck Tiernsn Richardson FIt
base O indianapolis, J; New-York, l. Struck
ou-Keefe Buckley S"erv, Daily. Connor: Passed balls
Murphy Q Wild Pitchcs-Burdck, . Umpires-Dsh"A
and Valentine Time-l:t5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11
LONG ISLAND.

. The Queens County Grand Jury began work In the
Long Island City Court House YESTERDAY A largo
number OF cases are 10 Be diAnoiad Of. The County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11
MARINE INTELLfGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY
Sun nses $50 Sets GA Noon sets 9ils Moons age
WATER
AM-sandy Hook 10;to GOV rsrd 1888 He'll Data OILS
PM-Sandy HOOK Ills Gov rsrd ll:l8 He'll Gate, U.&A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11

the station the sergeant duty denied having seen the
parrot Inspector Steers will investigate Mrs Ihtoh'
cornplaint TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11
WINNING TIE WIMBLEDON CrP.
MR. MOTION ASA FARMER.

At Creelnoor yesterday, Major W. NJ. Merrill, OF
Massachusetts. the Wimbledon Cup by Of 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11

Peariy white teeth, sweet breath. No tartar
=" ''oe gums Myrrh Tooth soap Rest dentifr mado
All druggists. Depot. % DsvsI ssnI postpaid rs eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-11

Ladies' of fashion and refinement recommend
Bold by AL DrugEistA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
Annual RoporfS

Annual reports were filed yesterday ss
follows
Bissell Carpet Sweeper Company. capital
stock. si5o. 900, real estate, S.l5s.27; per-
sonsl estate. si7s, 1915: debts. SIS, ,365 .07;
credits, $64 1914.
kusterer Brewing Company, capital stock.
100000; real estate. Ss5.9lS.73; personal
estate sl6 $40 90; debts, S33, i2S.77; credits.
s1l 5J3.2f.
Diamond Wall Finish Company, capital
stock. $4,000; paid in $4,000; personal
estate, Sl2. 4SO.52; debts. sS5, 80; credits,
fl7. .053.56.
Portable Copying Press and Stationary
Company. capital stock. $4,000. paid in
$40 50o. personal estate, $2,77t.zl; debts;
$s39.lt.
Vsndsnberg Manufacturing Company.
capital stock, 5000; paid iD s., 500; personal
estate s., 30 debts. $40, credits, S70O.
Grand Rapids Glue Company. capital
stock. SIS. 900. paid in 5000, real estate,
$40 SIS a. personal estate, SIC, $40 So debts.
Sl6OsLl5, credits, s569.75.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
A CLEVER RASCAL
-s WANTED TIE coAl sesr EAslY.
As Fsld IA Adssass Utth Forged ChsSa~s
"A tsststy Ma Arr~.tsa-fh.
4ssKex "a L4rss.


Aboat a4lf past o'clock Aooday even
ing bGsiness-liks yoaak ulAa walked
oriskly lats ths once Of s. r Bennett. ths
VALLEY CITY o0al kins and said be ssnts5
80 t0as 0i na. eosl ssag np 70 tls house of
J Edsari E.aris. d Prsspectst. early u
the a4orniag
Be safs and ssnd il ap early nos hs
SAL 70 ne clerk.
'0n. yss. sell gst Il there IN tine, re-
spondsc The cisrz.
~Igs e0l the rheumzsism Ia my leit
han1. - that canuOs fai-s IT, said TIE
srfsngsf. iasl pat eur hsad Ia my right
pockst tLea and pail out thai book.
please.
Ihs clerk did a. be vas asked snd the
stranssr ereN from nis book a cheque for
I SO ur2Nn 10 cash, Or bearer ang slsae1
/ by 3. EdSard Aaris. fhs clerk looked al
) and ssld be ai1n't ku0N a. DC could cash
I it. al al lheir currency hai been deposited
ia D4lk AT thai moment tAs doSk man
cams ia viii atty doliArs IN silver.
. shAaL Be ODlsed - give yoa ali silver,
said the clerk.
On that doesn't matter. replied the
stranger and Mr. Seunetts clerE cOanted
out 50 Of NJ. Bsanetts money and handed
/ q over 70 the naa With the rheumatism ia
/ M. left sru.
"DOnt sorget TO ssBd up the coal early"
called the stranger as he left the otfice.
t1ssrd Earle was awakened early by
some strange msn trying 70 dump coal into
i his cellar. Explanations followed. and the
1 cheQus was found 10 be forgery. lt was
afterwards discovered that the same man
/ played the same game st A B.
knowlsOns coal Office, except that
the cheque 10 which Mr. Esrle's
nsms vas forged vas for $40. Still later ~
the eveaing this man. IN company with
| Henry HAWKS. a variety actor, visited the
second hand clothing store OF 5. Delovege
a. 81 T.. Bridge-st.. where HAWKS secured a
suit OF clothes which his companion paid
for with a cheque drawn 10 the order of A,
b. knOwison. endorsed by him and signed
oy J. Edward Earle. OF course ali the
names were forgeries-
Hawks Was arrested by the police yester-
day aud be scmits getting the clothes but
saws he supposed the change Was al right.
lie SAYS the man who was with him was
| A. Gllett. At the New Rathbun GIliett has
| registered as G.. r. Gille.t. lie Is about Il
years OF age. is I'VE feet eleven inches.
weighs loo pounds. has brown hair and a
smooth face. The police are looking for
| him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Tha WslisasEsin beas1s coacsEs hsid thsiF
rsaeafss. last sFsninx
q Posses . slek siih diphthsr'a q "a
cornsf 81 hisaiAa1 aaa Azl.ssa ave-
fha sfat8r.e ~ sls Crssiion neid
fsas4saal .asz sfeal.sz a. Chase bros. "a aaie
store
The Good russ Social Ciah ~ill xiFs .
dsncs az lGmp4aF h . AFllafg "a r's4fi-
o.. lhaFsaaT sEsaine.
fhs 1sak elea1nss l0r lsnaerY. were
8 - tlu -. sn iacfsz.ss of tsJ-. -. - Sssr
tns laa1s m0nln ass feaF
The snausl ssis q unclaimed goods 10
tLs local slies VI tae nifed states Express
tompa8y siil spsn Narcn A.
The ezra hop aG tAs o. Wssh IA Nonx
C.lb k1.eh eas sBaoanced for tns lstn
insI has besa postponed unll ne ltsn,
"a marriage lssase sss issa-d yesterday
" EdEafd 8 kiahef asei 81 and Aiaals
/ Dsmmoas. agsa -. 9oih oi sals ciEy
Rsg Kerr 3. faoper vii deliver an al
1rr-s 20 tenpsfance Ia 81 Mars cbGrea
on ,anaag ailsruoon asAt, February 8. a.
a .leek.
John Borst. OF tbs eng. las iast been
granted pension. sId sieorEs ~ A 3sfl0n
has .slelY Fscsis@1 al .aefsAss ~ t1at a.
ready received
The ieao year party % be gwen friiaF
evening o1 LeD4Ard-sL. - = pflgats party
All Niii 81 a. lhe fofns o. (. '. COo neil
Ordsr Of lhosen freads.
The ps,ma.ns 0f W. g Huffman. Who
died from lr. lries received - : rain near
MsnLon. have osen lazen % the 5ootheru
part ol TIA state for burial.
Moslsm Temple. oi TIE Mystic shrine, o;
Detroit siii visit gne brethren Of Toronto
EsofasFy p. and ne snriasrs Of this city
have 0esn lnsllsd % go Al0as
Geo. h. RAYMOND. OF Mancslon4 Dur-
CD ssed seven l0is a. OsSdse PARK yester-
day Campbell 4 Underwood made The
sale Consideration -, iDO-uO.
The ssscmpsit case og Joseph spirs
against Uf. y. j. AIKEN. ia .Alch the
plslnuf suss - recover . certain stipulated
Zee a. cOmmssslon Tor sewer. = 0a tsiAi Ia
tas Superior Court.
A number Of beautiful floral designs were
seut To Nanissss yesterday oy Heary smith
the florist osiuk ordered tor the fun erai Ol
Mr. Eaxlemanu bv the different societies O
vhich 20 sas = memOsr.
The travelling mea Of Grand Rapids have
issued Invitations tor their iourtn annual
party. 10 be held a. Metropolitan Hall on
krioaY evening. teoTuafy :. Sappcr vii
be served Al osests hOtei.
Anton WOoircd, aa insane man. who
Vss discharged from the soldiers Home
lAst April ~ss taken 20 Kalamazoo yester-
DAY BY ouperiaLendsnt o. the Poor klcn, q
oe cared for a. the asy ium.
Mrs. Richard Carroll, mother OF Assistant
City Attorney Carroll, died al her home IN
Berlin. Ottawa county. yesterday. AZ the sgs
Of IS years. Sac bad been falling rapidly
during the past zen days and died OF old
ase
The fInsral OF Leonard MOsterdyks vii
Occur AZ clOc& this afternoon a. ths res
idsncs, - PrescOtt-sL Tue Old Settlers
Association wall attend IN a body. and aF'
requested to meet az 80 a. the Superior
to9rt room.
A regular meeting Of Michigan Com
msndeFy. Loyal Legion. will Do held 8
Detroit this evening. They will DO enter
tanned ey Ex-Governor Algsr at his palstis
residence on Fert-st. West. General sn'
Colonel Pierce, Col p. v. Fox. Gen. l.. W
Heath. DR. J. X. Johnson. l. W. Wolcoti
Dr. Griswold and possibly Major Watson
save today for Detroit 20 attend the meet
lnx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
A CRUEL SON.
His Father Gives Him Property ana 10
Abused and Neglected In Return.

His Father Gives Him Property ana 10
Abused and Neglected In Return.
James Fitzpatrick, Of Wyoming town.
ship. through bis attorneys. Thompson,
Kennedy & Temple, yesterday filed bill
in the Circuit Court to set aside deed of
certaia property, valued st about 81 600,
which he made TO his son, Timothy Fitz-
patrick. with the agreement that the latter
should maintain and provide for his father
and mother while they lived. The deed
Was made in August, 1888 and shortly
alter this Timothy married aud brought bis
wife 10 the homestead. All went we'll for
a time, bat the wife soon began to abuse
and ill-treat the old folks and made life very
disagTeeable for them. They were poorly
provided for by the son and have been so
cruelty ill-trested and neglected that they
are unable longer 10 stand the pressure,
hence the suit commenced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Mrs.. Anne H. shaw, who is to lecture
hire under The auspices oi ths Equsl suf-
fisgs Association, vs. We belisvs, . Be-
Rsptds girl She nov rssisies a Boston and
"a n. .. The ls,iy ass attained National
reputation. Her first lecture vii De given
81 Fe~ers opera H0use arxt SUNDAY AZ
p. n The Boston rsebs ssys of Der.
One az the meet interesting ard sff~ctiv ve
speakers &c this canpmeeting - lev. Anne
r. shaw. of Boston. Hiss Shas - q
graduate 0f q Michigan college aud = At
present = member Of ths Boston uiversify
Schocl 0f fheology. A iady ~ generous
culture. refined manners. sud goeG ssiucs-
ton. she draws ARE s1elence wherever
abe sresks. Her persisfeat snerzy and
lslsor, reaching through he Whole week
hsve oeen q grsat SUNRISE 90 az
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

CIRcUIT-Horsce Hopkins vs.. Chloe Ann
olborne keplevin. Confined without
costs--Will A. Mcfarland vs. Horace Hop
kins. Replevin. Continued without cOsgs 4.
in the matter OF the estate Of Eliza II.
Dlsbrow Deceased Appeal Of Levi M
.chofield, from Probate Court. Continued
without costs.-William Greulich VS..
John Hake. Assumpst. Plaintiff non
suited. Judgment for defendant for costs.
PR3RsrE-Estste Of Thomas Neal De-
ceased Petition for appointment Of sd-
ministrztor fled. Hearing February 27.-
Estate Of Henrietta Cleo Bole q minor
Apprsisec warrant and inventory fled
IA Re Anton Woolr0b. an INDECENT insane
person. order Of admission 20 Michigan
Asylum for insane a. Kalamazoo az expense
81 sfsfe of Michigan Estate Of Jerome
c. Davis. Deceased. Order assigning
wid0v her sistulsry allowances --- f.s,sfe
81 Effis A Davis, a miner. Order appoint
ing Msrgret p. Davis, gCsrdisn.
SUFERsgR.--t4e0rge Marshall "a. Widdi-
comb Furniture Company, trespass ca the
-ase Jury out.----in The matter 0s
Fl sroFth-sve grade report of Jury
ratified ard con6rmed.---Thos +.
sheldon e. a. vs. city of Grsnd
kspids. Eecfment Twenty GAYS ailo vel
plaintiff 60 setrie oiil 81 sxcsriicns. ---l o.
eph srirss vs. Dr y J. AIKEN. Assumpsit.
Up ria
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

One of the social events Of the season c.
CURED last evening in the way OF a Jolly
sleighride party of twenty. which left the
city en- route for the large and beautiful
residence of Mrs. Hennessey, in Cascade.
The kind hospitality of the hostess quickly
assured all of hearty welcome. rhe even
ing was very pleasantly spent in vocal and
instrumental music. dancing and progress
i've pedro, in which the head prizes were
won by Miss Kate Dunn and +. r. Joyce,
while the boobies were taken by Miss Min
ME Fahrig. of MuskegOn, and w. +. Nc
Knight. After a most delicious supper,
rather a banquet, hsd been served, the
party returned home, delighted with their
evening" enjoyment
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
MAY ENTERPRISE WIN.
The Public Welcomed I'm Three Lam


The Public Welcomed I'm Three Lam
Nothing is more indicative Of the rapid
growth and future magnitude OF Grand
Rapids than the many new enterprises
which energetic and farseeing business
men from abroad are starting in our midst
A few Of these new institutions have come
70 US and the success they are attaining is a
positive assurance that others IN other lines
will soon follow. which cannot but be
gratifying to all who have the best interests
OF Grand Rapids at heart. The success of .
firm here is not alone due to the ripe op-
portlnity which is here presented. but
largely to the vim and enterprise which are
put into the management; OF each institu-
ton. The Tower Clothing Company, since
its initiatory last August. has opened the
eyes of many by their novel and successful
methods of doing business. In another
column today We publish for the first time
we think in Grand Rapids. an advertise.
ment ia three languages. The "ad and
the idea are the Towers, but it was lett for
the ever enterprising TELEGRAN HERALD.
with their unparalleled facilities for getting
up newspaper. to put the idea into effect.
We are modest, but the Tower Clothing
Company may well feel proud of the enter
prise which brought about this result, and
we trust the effort will not be without its
reward
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The train on the NJ, q. T. & /. Railroad
which left this city a. IL O'Clock yesterday
morning. bad two cars fitted with Martin 5
Ana-fre car heater tor a trial trip. The
heater works nicely. "a Ear as could be seen.
The steam Is furnished from the locomotive,
and rs the heater works automatically,
no matter what the steam gauge
Indicates. the pressure IN the heater
remains the same. For instance, II there
are ten pounds pressure on the heater there
can ee 10 pounds In the locomotive or
forty pounds. the pressure IN the heater re-
naming the same. The traps for letting
the water out Of the pipes also work auto
msiicaliy, and an explosion cannot take
place. neither can the pipes freeze mp and
burst. Thomas J. kenBey, Of .DankirS. y.
Y. has charge OF the work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Hon. A. l. Lahsy. Of Kalamazoo. IS in
he city.
Miss Gertrude Edgcomb Is visiting friends
a. Ouosso.
Charles CrAndsll. Of Big Rapids. was in
the city yesterday.
George R. wyman. Of Grand Haven. was
in The city yesterday.
Miss Florence Teal attended the lesp-year
party Al Hastings Monday nignt.
John A. Fairfield Is a. Pennington. at
tending the funeral OF bis father.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pugh lsft yesterday
for their futurs nome N Fort Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Tateum returned
as evening iron a brief trp 70 Chicago.
Miss Mollis Eldred. Of Muskegon, has ac-
esptsd position ia ths schools Of this city.
PHI OBrisn and P. 3. Joy are reported
70 have gone % GTandviile, 70 attend =
revival meeting.
Mrs. B. b. Fay and daughter OF Chicago
srs In the ciiy The guests OF ber brother,
Or. A. Robinson.
w. r shelby has gone 10 New York on q
business trip. Mrs. shelby returned last
evening from a visit ia Gotham.
George r. Gi.mer. Of santa Fe. aud J.
Haldsrlnan. OF the WABASH. were among
the railroad men Ia the city yesterday.
Martin Dana. Who hss been studying tor
The Episcopal ministry, has gore % Bslti-
more 70 reside with AIS invalid mother.
Hon and Mrs. Perry Hannah and dsGgh
ter, Of Traverse City. are On their way 70
California. where they viii spend the re-
msiudar Of the Winter.
ID +. Waters formerly OF this city, now
IN the drug business for himself a. Free
port. VS. calling on iuends lsss evening
and expected ~ return to his home to-
day.
George Carroll. freight agent Of The A.. t.
q ;. r Railroad a. Kansas City and q
brother Of Assistant City Attorney Carroll.
arrived N this city iast night. having been
csllsd 10 Berlin BY The death OF his mother.
y. I. 6errish. Of Cadillac. is in the city
visiting bis daughter. Mrs. W. ". G-rrish,
Al - bossvick-xt he "a on his way home
from Northern Wisconsin. where he has
nesn visiting bis sons. and where be was IN
troduc-d "a tbe blizzard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01
memorabilia.


The managers of st. Marks Home and
Hospital desire to express their deep sense,
not only of the value OF the legacy, be-
questhsd TO that institution by the late Mr.
Z. +. Bu,terworth, but also of the thought,
beyond all price. that lay within. They
also recognize in this crowning act of gen
erosity bis deep, abiding interest in the
erection of hospital building on the site
donated by him, thai shall possess all the
essentials for wise dispensation OF the tru-
est beneyOleuce. While realizing that the
good OF such an act as his cannot be meas
ured, either in It's influence now, or as II
goes sing ng on It's way down through the
coming ages; and rendering thanks 10 the
"Giver oil every good and perfect gift" they
would express the desire To prove faithful
IA all trusts contded to them along with
tne earnest hope. that the thought lying SO
near 10 the heart of him who is gone from
Us. may be speedily and effectively carried
out. in the making of such place. as shall
be, in the providence OF God. an honor 10
our city. aud centre of those bensfecent
influences which live on forever.
MRS. w. l.. GRAHAM.
Cor. Sec. 81. Marks Home and Hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Msad Baeley ana Eila Dunham. ne tso
frls who nsds thsir sscsDe from zoe In
dussrial Hons-, a. Aarisn. i~rs wednesday.
hsve net heen -staken 80 Aftsr lesvinx
fae hcxus they trarueei 81 nizht ard
r.eche8 ClaysoT. Twelve miles from Adrian
SD thea sfartes 1r fecf icr Norsuci get
ing ride part 81 he Nsy Teey sbtsin FL
shelter IN a rriTsee tsmiiv 1or fhe nfzaf
vhers thev tasd pifiial islss Of ther treat
meat 81 TIE hores hey ksf suffered in-
senseiv wifh c0lc y. th~sr Ehf trsap saa
one ~ theF~ hsa freren heF leet. tus ~.
pinckT riszuisesi Eir'@ sf tee oexf m1ra
ng n he direcfic1 81 80 ohio Ire. anoe
vsich a. trzcss ~ ther sre est
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

ball wss given last evening by the Odd
Fellows. in their elegant hall. Tower build
In. t being benefit for Amos
Sweet. f0mer resident on Jefferson
st. but who il now ia Psnscoox. y. H. Mr..
Sweet. Who = respected member Of the
order. has suffered severely With inhsmma-
tory rheumatism for over four years. The
bal vas an entire success, over leo couples
being a attendance. Excellent music vas
furnished by Wurzburg & Thomas'
orchestra Much cr-di, i due William T..
WHev who lsoorsd bard for the success OF
Ia af4f~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The funeral Of the ate Mrs Eggleston
vas held yesterday forenoon from the fam
iiy residences on kansom-st- A large num-
Der Of frisnds we're present At the csrsmo-
nies. wsich we're conducted by the Rev
John Graham assisted By Rev NJ John
SOC. NJ. 6rsham spoke fee'ingly of tie
many virtues 81 tbe dead TIE remains
we're followed - thsir lsst resting ulace ny
q lsrgs ooncourse q rslstivss snd friends of
the sereareG-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

May women are prevented ~ feelings
Of deitcscv from consulting 3 naFscsan IN
those q sor3sTz srisirk fruua fractional ds-
rsn <eTnent - aeT ueruiisrly 6eiicste organ
isrn sd most serfogs rssaIfs srs often
caus~i ay this nesiscf Ibe sacs -ssas
Or F.erce's FsForte Frsscrptser = a. ~
reciai hcon- zq it eters sure sn4 sse eeTs
tey a. faoss cistrezssnz 3 sor3srs - ca
~hich women 80 peculi arr sat3stt ~ =
Is sarss A % lesf ziE cT soUsa rem the
en- ezrsss ~ q peTsezas cc1el faFlc-f
Viii ehTssaa Fava~sts Ferscr5 tie-
: ihe erie w@sssefre r1r uaaser ge~n -
weakressss sul e nleuts. soid cy d~leEsfs
s13er positivr gosrsat>e frsra - mar
fscfursTs. tast u 81 gTs ~esssct.o or 81
s~erv csSa - a~~eg - - rsrarsea. see
ssar>z 20 - 49, EHgp>r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Misses Kate aud Anna Curtis. of les JEFF
ferson-st., gave pleasant pedro party Mon
day evening to a number Of their friends.
The prizes were awarded 70 David Mctisnn
and Miss Mary Callighan, the boobies going
TO fred J. Taylor and Maggie Connolly.
Delicious refreshments were served. and
most enjoyable evening of amuserlent was
had h. all
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

A very Ffs~s24k Essn&ax speet ey sh
n.al.all.sx A. liz fr.saas


De14lszss zsa flts frs<sas-
Ess Mr.. Hgxs8bsltz. pssloF Of tie LIB
sral He.lzR3 ckafeh. sss.slsa - An
HasAsnkoiiz sad thelr chiiarsa gave re-
ospiioa ~ tie nsmbsrs OF t1siE eaarca a.
R0sal Arcanam lsst evsninx. fhs
roon vas bssaufaliy decorated Ia
boa9aet grs<n dTsp<d ia sru te
isstoons sroaad TIE fplusr snd over
lAe windo1A o. 0as slae sf ths foOaa =
fofal alc8Fs of green doiiet Nlta csGnA
uons wss suFnourted bY Ihx moneEF1fn
Il Ia White oaroslions. z8d Y. g. Ia pla =
aud the dalss IS aud - "a shits, which
exFiAinoJ tns 0ecSslon. it bsing ia honor u
lhsif silver ssecinz snnlseFssry Ga one
side 0f ths slcOss we're tie words Deldsn
aud Z.eFikzer. 0n ths other. ssntD0or- snd
Grand Rap. a.. being lbe names cl tne four
places shsrs tie Rev. hr HuSenb0iik has
held pasiOFales. Gala hiles. carnations AID
pfimros Allninel with wax candles.
stood out against the green AR and Nrs.
hugenholiz occupied isesfs in The recess.
xheFe they reserved The congratulations oi
their ;gients.
J. A. a. ysn Dagteren oiticistet as
master of ceremonies saa a very pleas o Z
literary and musical programme Sas
pants desc IN oi especial .Aenii0n ~ss
Mss SchOuteu, Who rendered L IA Regret
q plano solo In sn artistic mauner. MIS-
Bratam IN a piano solo. Also won iaureis
for herself. A very pleasing feature OF TIE
evening Was a song IN wbica al paftiei-
pat sd and ia which the refrain aS s0tnt-
thing ike this.
O. Dominic o Dominic,
What a nice wife aOu Te Eot
come ki.s her n0w before Us.
Do that nos ior oar pleasure
o. DOmih q, o. Dominic
Embrace here nov ;Our wife
During the singing the dominic and his
vile, covered with smiles and bushes.
stood ia the center Of the room and were
crowned with cigclets OF silver.
Refreshments. consisting OF cake, coffee
and Rhine wine were served during the
evening, and after the literary and musical
part OF the programme was completed the
company INDUCED ia social enjoyment and
dancing until a late hour.
There were over 20J guests present TO en-
Joy the festivities aud offer sincere congrat-
ulations.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

The matter 81 tas Re-sl3. < S,aisa ststs
vi ccne Up n he Prso.ss Court Fsorsl-
sr7 = A. vhich sms Nsisnn ~ NsrtArup.
sxecnscr and srustsc. viii De sxazined en-
ne anss scn~ant
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Wasazasrss. Jaa. sl- - NsFnsf fais
*ssthss, sia,is nseeasi ng hshi - frssh
ss11aeriy
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-01

Elegant Invitations have seen issUed foy
ths sgst grand hail ~ fhe Grand River
VALLEY Division Nc zss Brotherhood al
Iocn native Engineers t1 ke gwen A. -
Arrncrv on icris 81. Fehrussv IA lSsS ST.
Valentines Dsr Ihs Committee on
A-raarrRsnts CONSISTS 1f Mrs 81 A Fsn
Rur-a Ers A. Lane Nw. - r CO ms
MrS. : ~ ssassr5. Nrs r y HiEgin@ snd
Ns n EKtr whica Is a guSrsusee thss
Is - - granG EDcess.
A niesssut. ssse reiiSkie ard cncsc rem
sEir Tr Bulls C0cxh syrsp- Fr'cs =
eents
Ssivssion 0Sl oss 20 s1p-ricr ss . psia-
remedy and Is coess only = oees . ssttle.