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New YORK esneral Markets

NEW YORK, May a. Hops-Dull. light
demand. sugar-steedy, fair: refining
5u Lake S. lel nesdssesdy
four, Tin - Dull; straits, 20.75 Wool =
quiet, easy; domestic fleece. 2G036; pulled:
16@SS; Texas, 1000. Coffee-Spot, fair; Rio
frm 1e1l: options, 10 @ 20 points higher,
moderately active. Sales, "a. $50 bags. May.
August, i12.45 q 1855: September, II 80 @
IL 90; October, II. so @ IL IS.
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PetrOle nm.

NEW YORK, May % Petroleum opened
weak at Ss5s, and sold down one cent dur
ing The first honr on light sales, when q
slight recovery occurred, but decline was
resumed shortly after noon. when selling
et sno ids marss.
opening, ss36, hiRhess, s754; lowest, s6ss
closing, S6A. stock exchange opening
$50; highesi, $50: lowest, 81; closing, 81
sales 1,S93, 900 barrels.
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May %.
vheat-weak, hrmer; cash, $50; June, s55sSS;
July, $50
Corn-firmer; cash, 555s; June 545s;
OstsAsteady; cash, s91l; June. s2ss;
July, S21I.
Barley-Nominal.
Pork-steady; cash IA 4os June, "A s715;
July, IA. 45 q 144713.
Lard Steady; cash, 1858; June, s,e7a;
July, s 7213.
AFTERNOON.
whea|-Eigher; cash, Sc; June, Sc E-l6,
CoenZSteady; cash. $50; June. 54zs; July
0ats-Firm; cash, sSl4; June, 80 11-16; July,
kye-steady; Is.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Whisky-1e.
Po'k-Unchanged.
Lsrd-Easy cash, 865.
Shoulders. 500 "a 6.25; short clear, SIG "a
8. Is; short ribs, 2. 6715
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Don't Get Caught

This spring with your blood full of i'm
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid
and whole system liable to be Frustrated
by disease bat get yourself into good
condition, and readysfor the ehangeina
and warmer weather, by taking Heed'l
Sarsaparilla. 1t stands unequalle6
for purifying the blood, giving an appe-
tite, and for general spring medicine
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Mining Market

NEW YORK, May % Mining shares as
follows: Caledonia, BLACK HillsD 200:
Chollar, 3.25; kureka. 6 rs; 81 Criste, 10
Iron Silver, 3.75; Mexican, 4.26 Mono, 1.50:
North Belle Isle, 400; Plymouth, 9,25; Prom
site, Ito; Savage, l. AS; Sierra Nevada,
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NEW YoKK. May 27-The stock market
is again very dull and weak, to-day. al
though the interest was mon0polized by
only two stocks. and put one of those was
really active. The opening was weak, with
declines from last evenings figures. The
entire active list is lower this evening, and
Louisville & Nashville lost III; St. Paul
preferred l.
Governments, dull and firm.
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liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL, Nav %

wheat-Easy; demand poor, holders offer
freely; California No. l, IS. 10d % rs. per
GENITAL; Red Western Spring, IS. Cd. q Is.
lid.
Corn-Easy; demand poor; new mixed
western SO. I'd. per GENITAL.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, May %
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; steady to strong;
shipping and export, 4.25 stockers and
feeders, 2.75 q 4 10; Texas steers, 2. "a.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; Glow; closing
5 lower; mixed, As "a $40; heavy, $50
q $50: light, s. 4O@5,7e
Sheep-Receipts. 400; slow; shorn 8 5;
Texas, Lz5 455.
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PhiladeIphia wool.
New York stoek Exchangs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 22.-Wool-Dull
lominal.
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Fox & Symons

Have reduced the price of photogrs phs
All work done by the dry-plate lnstan
taneous process.
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Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY.

On and after
%degday, March 15s 1887
Trains viii run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.
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Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 1905 m.s
Connects with Utah Central train arriv-
ing at Salt Lake at .4Opm.
i Stop only upon signals.
man sups.
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NRw YORK. May u Money 1@1]1.
Sr .r LATER.
Money ON call. easy. IL to 2. lag. loan
IL, closed offered N 5~'@ = u
Prime mercantile paper. ~ @ 81.
Sterling exchange, strong, active, 1885
for 90 day bills; AS9 for demand.
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COMMERCIAL.
BuuioA.
Money Markee.

NEW YORK. Nay 22.-Bar silver. si1l.
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(COrreesed Daily by Hyde 4 eriaa.)

ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
Salt Lake City. December I, 1887.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
wRoLEsALR.)

q SALT LAKE CITY, May q, 1883.
tCorrested DaiIy By Sears & Ltcdle.)
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.tClosed pouch for Frisco and Milford spI
all points south of Milford three tiDes a
week.
"Ihrough pouch from DerveA
C. B. BARRATE. %ostm sster.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
AFTER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
Prof SwensberE About to Retire from
Grand Rapids II usiness College.

Prof SwensberE About to Retire from
Grand Rapids II usiness College.
After a quarter of a century Of steady,
industrious, 5, faithful service as a business
edu Gator. Prof. C. G. swensberg has sold
the Grand Rapids Business College and
will soon retire from the profession he has
30 long honored. Prof. Swensberg came to
Grand Rapids at the close of the war, after
having served rs q soldier in the ranks of
the Union army, and having previousl Y
taught FOR two years. In 1865 he established
the business college over whish ne has pre-
sided ever since. and which be has con-
Quoted with such splendid success as to
give il reputation which extends over
many States.
When the Professor came to Grand Rapids
the city had a population of only
GO ard be had no capital bat
his character. Even hls health was very
poor, but bis character was of the stslvsrt
kind. Characterized by answering intsg-
rity and unainching determination, be
went % work and soon had the foundation
Of the present institution securely laid.
From that day until this there has been no
citizen more loval 70 the interests OF Grand
Rapids and nons more respected In the
oaSiness community than Prof Swensberg
The Business College grew TO bs not only an
educational institution unsurpassed in lie
character bat vsry vslnsbls business in
veztment The Professor soon tsgsn 70 in
vest his accumulated earnings in other local
b1siaess enterp rises and has become identi-
bed vith . isrgs number Of the most im-
portsnt concerns in the city. suopg them
the Ph,E1iK FurDitaxe Company. the Valley
City Milling ComPsny, the Grand Rapids
Street Railway Company, bsssell Carpet
Sweeper Company. tse Alshsstine Gem psny
and three OF the citr's bsaks.
Prof Srsnsssrx has rad several tempt
ing offsrs to become associated vita pr0rni-
rent BUSINESS cchszss ia din~rsnt Esstxn
cities, bat his sth@r interests ke~ and rs
lova for tbe ctv ov-roorns tssse ssd be vii
rensin in Grand Rspias.
he fortunate successor II Prof Swsns-
bsrg is Pref. A ! Psrisa. recently q Tee-
ris 1li Prof Perish wss formerly. for
sever vesrS s>xinBinz IA iSa sssoclsfed
vfh Prot Swense-rg "a : t>sck@r IN tbs
G~sud Rapi8s Basiness College. ard = .
thcr0uehiT competent eesebeT savirg eon-
dnctes Business eaii>4e - rs ora ~
Pecris dnrinx tss rsss tuefws vssrs. Pref
Swenshsrz III e0ufia@e perscSzl surervis-
ioa of fas srsool for sons tiras - eene.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

ssAszs< sA.r1.. very ssxs Over His De-
Gs.s a. EAte~<s.

WAsaIssres. Jans 2s--ce1zt0r ensrn4n
fssls ia ael-zk kssnIy- A pro2iesnt mem
Der q The senate. al intiasaEs friend Il tias
0Aia st4ss=Eaan. ~ho .szs ~ Chicago Ia Ia
behalf sad wao rstaFned - Washington
yestsrday. sas asked today Il TIE ssHAtor
hzd inquired foF any paztleol4Es Of thseon-
vsnti.sa not asrsady knosa % hims and
tais uan saieE
senator shsrman . mach disappointed
msn. de TANKS As has again bsen sizugn-
tered ia the aoass Of his so-eallsd frisadsi
an1. vale / Do not cit IN iudxment on aay
oas, I ds not Eoadsz thAt hs shouid feel
ibst say. he = particularly inesnsed Al
0snsF4l Ai9ef. u Aichigsn. as hs cisims
fhsf bad Be a0l z0ns into TIE ngnt hss soaer-
nan . c4xaess souid have been greatly IN
ersasea. The senator asserts that De has pos
tive proof u GeasFAl Ayers managers hsv-
iag i1Hoancsd Al lsast fffy Of tns southern
asiezzlss sho. bad they been len alone,
sould havs voted for sherman. and whose
natural affiliations we're for him ia the nfst
Instance. de says that AigeF never had
the 81 xhtest chance OF receiving the NOAH
aail0n. and that hls going into the cony7n-
ton ~ a. 70 gain httis n0lOristy led 70
fheKmans defeat Had Aiger kspt bis
hands OF Mr. sherman believes that he
soald have goae into the Convention with
3UV votes AZ as back. sad that bis strength
would hATe increased so surely that be
sonld have reeeysd the nomination. Mr..
shsrnan Is 50 Indignant that be wants 10
make al the evidence IA his possession PUB
lie at once, but l and some more OF ms
friends have urged hin not TO do 80 now, as
We have told him that the proper
time Is after election aud not nov. IL he
should call for al accounting between now
znd election it ls certain that IL would make
a good many OF his frieads feel sore. and
the CONSEQUENCES mig ght be disastrous and
cause . breach which would esdanger Re
/ OubIicza success. Mr.. Sherman does not
yet know II the rumors are true that Gov
/ ernor Foraker vas trying 70 make Blaine
1 alliance. He has received . dispAtch ffon
| the Governor saying that . letter fully ex-
| planning everything 10 on the way here
and u will dspsnd . good deal on whai
/ that letter says, a. we'll ss the testimony ol
1 disint<rssted observers, before the Senator
1 viii De fully sAtished. IL the evidence goe.
| to show that fosaker was not loyal TO sher.
man think th.i Mr.. FOrskers political
ASPIRATIONS will have rscsiyed a check, a.
| Sherman IS not the man To soon torgel
Il trezchery.'
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

NEw YoRK. June 2s-The County Demo-
crAcy crowded the Academy Of Music to-
night to ratify Cleveland and thurman s
nomination. American, Irish and German
flags were conspiciously displayed. A
number Of letters OF regret were read.
among them one from Mayor Hewest
whose name was greeted with mingled
cheers and Kisses. A portion OF his letter
referring 20 Official dBties preventing politi-
cal activity was greeted with derisive laugh
ter, which was drowned by cheers
Hon. John @. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, ad-
dressed the meeting At length and was still
speaking ~ late hour.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

CIscTxSArT. June 2s.-Thers seems to be
al epidemic Of attempted suicide smons
women Ia this city. Wednesday night
May Miller. married woman, threw her
self IN the cana, bat was rescued by pass
inx policeman. Katie Steinbuch. a pretty
girl rs yesrs Old. drowned herself Tuesday
night. IN the cistsrn st her hsms on Lab
srtyst. Her body was found today The
gia seemed % be in good spirits before hsr
disappearance. and no causs = assigned for
her - ef.csstructi0n. Carrie IAinE. a com
psaion OF Katie, shot herself last week. At
II O'Clock Thursday morning Irene Aseker.
a handsome sne intelligent girl, formerly
Of AlbaBy y. T., Jumped from the ferry
boat into the OHIO River, but oostm&u,
Who was nesr BY. savsj her. Miss Assker
bad BEEN betrayed. and having no money OF
frtauas dstsrmined % dis
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
ONE DAY ONLY.

We will again give the
Ladies of Grand Rapids the
splendid opportunity of pur-
chasing Muslin Underwear at
almost their own prices. La
the early Spring we gave this
department unusual attention
in the way of enlargement,
and purchasing large invoices
of goods on very advantageous
terms from several leading
Eastern manufacturers. Our
purchases including every
article made of Muslin for
Ladies', Miss, Children or In
fants wear, ranging from the
cheapest single garment TO
the most elaborate and costly
bridal outfit. BY reason of the
low prices which always pre-
vailed and two one day Grand
Special Sales. the lines have
been wonderfully reduced,
however, sufficient remains
for one more Grand Special
Sale. which as specified at the
head of this column. we have
set down for Saturday OF this
week. We give our strongest
assurance TO our lady patrons
both within and without our
city that every garment and
every article from the Infants
Muslin Bonnet or the cheapest
Corset Cover 60 the most
elaborate garments Of the
makers skill will suffer an un-
precedenttd reduction, which
will at once produce a change
Of ownership.
Every solled or mussed price
has been closed out conse-
quently only the fresh and
clean from original packages
| will be offered for sale. We
cannot too strongly speak OF
this reduction IN price for
Saturday only. II Will not be
of the mild or gentle motive
but the knife viii be buried TO
the hilt and in iact lost from
sight.
1t is needless to say our
Special One Day Sales have
been crowned with splendid
success and this Muslin Under
wear Sale for Saturday we
are determined TO place on
record as the banner sale OF
the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

-. Tells ths Csasasittss OF The Moslyss
Wh4eA Cs.ssa Hrs - Aeesgt.
cohr3Bcs, o.. Jans 28.-Fhs Democratie
N.aonsl Soadcstloa COMMITTEES. appoint
Al At ths a. Louis convention - officially
notify Hon. Allen q. Thurman Of his nol1-
ias1lon l0r Vics President arrived here AZ
= o'elock this msralnx 0y special train
Ihefs sers lorty-0ne "a The party. inciud-
fnx several members "a ths National Com
tnilEse. All o'clock the eommitIoe we're
drissn ~ The Juazes Fssldsncs aud per
fofned tasir Ollcial duty. fhs committss
vas recsived ia the psriors Of the Thurman
resideace. and Chairman Collins very briefly
stated ne 0bjecf Of the call. when Cnarles
ID. JACOB. Mayor o. Louisville. Ay, read
the l0rmai ietter % nolincatlon. IL Vas
siEnsd o. az shs members OF The commit
Tee. Adtrsasisg Judge Thurman, he ssic.
you snorace ths hizasst type Of Amssi-
t'an citizeusnip. and no matter what the
crisis night oe. ths Government would Dc
ssfs in your hand.
ID reply Judge Thurman thanked the
cosamlffee for their courtesy. he wzs pro-
foundly grateful Tor ths nominaEion because
it sas unsoaxht and andssired oy ni1a.
Not that De undsreatImalsd TIE distinction,
out he nzd ceased % Do ambitious Tor pub
lie honOrs- The country . honestly gov
srned. he said. and the interests Of the eonn'
try rsquiFe ClsvelAnd's re-eiscLlon and the
hope that he mignt contribute 10 tnia result
had its influences IN iuducinx Aim 20 accept
Judge Thurman expressed himself As being
II favor Of reducing taxation % that ths
surplus would c0t sccumulate Ia the treas
ury, which ns believed 70 oe great danger
70 the institutions Of the country.
Judge Taurman was frequently applaud
al "A ialormA rscspsIsn followed, Il
N-hicn Mr.. Thurman participated. Ih'
eommistss eft fox Washiagson AZ p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

-Four vounx men from ths city vent 70
Nsnhattsn Beach. Reed Lake. YESTERDAY
and vent in bathing Three Of them
,rnld swir1. bar one 81 them. Charles
R-.war aged shoat - vears. conid not.
Frewer however. lai'awesi the other thres
A. shsv rsa ous ard toes ~hssder' frors
/. s,,rin-- hoard mo feep wafer. Brewer
s.o, s,nnd hinnsef slnxns sod one ~ tne
.thsrs went So hts sssistancs. Re grsspet
k.id of his ~orii-ee sssistsnt nd seth
rsps 4, the hatlorn rzfce. Then the
ether ronrr Hcan wss 81 exhausted taaf %
hsa - eava Brewer an siaru 1sd aeen
efger. horever, ~ scr1e 'a'ii~s On sae
s-e.s ana fharIeS Ssifeil. wao wss aesr
~ tr-sw ,F IS crsf 0iunket into ne
water 49, saved tbe F8nnE nan Just ~ be
was shauf fskfrz his AS bresih.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Newton Beers. tAs actor. 10 very a1ch Of
q Kssias Ia his way he has bsea p~rsies-
lzrly successful in ths management Of SAGA
plays a. ''only . wonsn's Heart" Last
season hs conceived lie idea of taking the
Old standard drama. Lost II Leadon.
''wrinng il up" and prodacang II w1h such
scenic and musical seoomp<nimeats ss
sculd make il atIEzctlvs. DE sucneedsd
e11Airsbly, and hzs esen playing Il eonuna'
oasiy since Aagust lssz. Lasl hight On nls
Way 70 Manitoba. Mr. bssrs stepped IN
Grand Rapids ana produced his fslusen-
stes Lost IN Londouh 10 the svl1ent de-
light OF very falF audience IN extending
the cid scarce acting play Of three seis lnto
nvs hls version might call Tor come sharp
criticism but the peace pissses TIE pubic
and II the comedians were toned down q
bil il would serve for . far better play than
much of the unnsturzl and coamenplsce
Tot Of the modern stsgs. Blinker's Dream.
the down in . coal mine and snow STERN
scene are novel. realistic and Interesting.
Ar. Beers il al exesl eat Job Armoyd. and
pretty ii Mlss Charlotte Ray II an Interesting
Ne lie. The support Is very good. Anske-
g0nites will have an opportunity 10 see
Lost in London" tonight.
NJ tsS N3etef Ouar0 oc1cnt NSA4the
number Of the guard in full uniform will
act as ashsrs. The exhibition drill. which
will be added TO the pleasing programmes
offered By the schotsld Concert Company.
will be novel feature Of the entertainment
Powers' will be flled with large aud fash
ionable audience tonight, and nose who
have not secured seats should do 50 al once
Beginning on Monday evening. at Powers
Opera House. will be produced Lilly Bell,
the Culpnt Fay" an exquisite epercttA,
under the personal direction of Mr.. and
Mira Herman Gruendler, for the benefit Of
the u. b. A. Home. Mrs. Fred Berger and
Nrs. Graendler nee Cora Ferris. well
known actress and opera singer wiz sp-
pear in the principal roles. aud zo9 children
will assist. The entertainment will bs
unique, novel and undoubtedly thoroughly
delightful. as Mr.. Gruendler 10 . famous
director and . splendid muncian. SsaSs
and tickets are going rapidly for TIE four
nights which it will continue, and nrs. y.
l.. Withey, Mrs. NJ. A. RusseA aaa Miss
Anna Baars. officers of the y. b. A. Home,
are out in . card asking the hearty cooper
atisn Of citizens 10 make the esterninme ent
q success. The children are being drilled
| daily.
Boyd Putnam writes me that he has been
playing delightful Summer season with
Miss Akerstoem st the Boston Theatre. He
| will make his New York debut August Is
in "A Legal Wreck" at the Madison Square
| Theatre. The engagement is for three
months. After that he gees on the road to
| play Leo in Mr.. Gillettes She" DE says
| he is progressing happily in his profession,
| bat that he longs for visit to the Valley
| City and his many friends here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
TACKLED A TARTAR
ThEss Maa asAs F@1A AfssDRr - hss
Esaas esz@@@-o1s ef kls.1s si,st
Ds.a .ad gssethes Fatally y sa1a~a
-Tha HhlEa Eseses~.

la.ssxa - - E1.s<4ss eat4.%
kfsasLEx, Alan.. Jalle ts.--Asss niEnt
.hoas l. . sloek TIRES q tAs bF0st boys
..at - shs hease ~ Thsodors Castor. .
young asrnIaa living anoat six miiss sssi
II Kiaasiey. aaa aeai214sd rs money.
Ihsy araas ia "a 1saf aad n<et foszf ~
Gss saola o. Caster lIon tAHir reviewers
silho4E sfect- l4stof 9ok his s1ot <uA
aud arsd apoa t1sA. k.ih1R Dsrk btaai
sad fafally sonuai1E 6sofse. the other
esr.ssd The s8anie1 rssosE sas loand
.bout a mlis seay "a t1e mofnins. a1-
eonsci0as. snd tas other iilst outside ~ Is
xafs. dsad Lastor did 4ot Know he ha.i
2lllsd e.fnsf ans anul tAis morning. he
soid bls oxen ga Tuesday and thsf Sefs
.ftef tAs no1sY. fas a1an1isd man has
oonlasssf but claims tnare ssse only tns
Two - tnsn- Beta ssfa oiAexe4 AID
he4Flly agaasd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

In fss4. Enos Flory. an Old resident Of
The Fifth werd. hsi = lawsait with G. c.
Comstock. and in order to protect bis
fsnily. BE deedsd his house. worth g. 90.
60 his vie. vlth he understanding that
10 property v0uld De redssded - him.
Mrs. FIory died lsst April very suddenly,
without making the return deed. and nov
ne Old man aas commenced sGit against
his sifss hsirs 20 compel them 20 deed
back - him the property. Mrs. Flory bad
sewers children 6y former husband, and
hey ars FAST after ths boodle
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

BosTos June 2S-It required fourtsen hard
foagAt ianings - decide Is<sy's Boston sshins
Ton game. Prom nrsi 70 Last sharp playing sns
hard hitting wSs equal. The wsshinxtons made
plucky up-hill light snd tied the score twice
In The nnsl inning. Aftsr Wise lad rev ous u
Donne1y. johnson htE safely 10 right. stole second
and scored On Nssh's hit 70 centre szd Lsttcry
scored on klnsmxz rineiy hii 70 isfi held. TIE
remarkable sore u - follows.
Boston, 0 0 o 2-s
Mash'n-0 Ga o o 0 ? D o-s
Base hits-phifsdslrsia. IA, New York II.
Efrors-Phiadelphis, II; New lork "a
Bxitsnss-Sawdels, Tate; q bay. DeAsly
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
A BIG VERDICT.
Twsntv Thousand Dollars for . Husbands
Affections


Pokr HURoS. June 2S.-In the suit OF
Alice Potts vs.. Emily Willard, for $4,000
damages for alternating the affections OF her
husband. Lewis Potts, the jury brought ia
a verdict this morning for $4,000 damages.
Potts and Aiss Willard have lived together
for two years or more. It il alleged that
boiS are wealthy, Potts being worth at
least 100000. while Miss Willard has
property enough to- satisfy the present
Judgment Potts is an old man and Grip
pie, while Miss Willard is young aud good
looking. Potts became deeply infatuated,
neglecting his aged wife until it became
common tax and she could no longer live
with him. Both seemed regardless oi
all consequences and were IS devoted as q
pair OF young lovers during the trial.
Potts and Mss Willard sat close together
and cody eyed the aged wife, who, with
ears streaming down Der cheeks. begged
her husband to take her TO his heart again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

ttzAss,se = - f+ttAe,s 'f.>N
ALLEssx. JaDe 2S-A new dwelling
house. owned add occnEisd By Jas. Ciock.
situated iust outside the eitY limits. sss
ssaliv destroyed sY fre this sfssrnecn.
Less 81. ooo With S6O3 Insurance The
h0usehod zoods we're saved A cid house
s3ioiai1x. ocsspsed 6y Ms. Sonrr. Eas $50
curn~i. asrefaer vifs the idrnfa re IN
surznoe. fae Sra cauxhs in some manner
cetEsen tie two ousldlazs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

.<hs River aud u.rber Bin Again U.dsr
Dfscnsssoa.

WAsHfSeros. June 2s.-Ar. Davis. from
she Pension COMMITTEES. reported back eight
vsso~s pension hilis With zee recOna'usnds-
.ion that they be pssssd notwithstanding
the present objection Placed on the cal
lsnflar.
Mr. Allison reported the Army Appgopri-
aticn bill and indicated his attention 20 call
. ap tbs afternoon.
Further consideration OF the Fishery
frssfy aud OF Morxan's resolution there
vpon vas postponed I'll Monday next.
The senate then resumed consideration OF
he River and Harbor Appropriation bill
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

WAsHrysroz. June Zs.--Wm. n. Barnum.
Chairman Of ths National Democratic Com
nittse. called At tie White House this
saorninx and bad short iniervisw wsth
the Presidens In regard 70 The composition
81 he Democrat Csuloaixn Committse. I he
President suggested several names. our is is
tuQosslh.a a. present 20 learn them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
CHALLENGE Accented 4.

GRAND RAPIDS, June 2s.--Let IL be known that
we. the Grand Rapids Base Ball Club. do hereby
accept the challenge from the smiths Opera
House performers. the game 10 be played any day
next week for from - 20 s25.
A. HILBoRs. Manager G. X. B. b. c.
p. S--Having game on hand Friday a. Allie
gan, cannot accept your date Return your an
swer through the IELfCRAA HERALD
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
FOURTEEN INNINGS
oxA~r Lssxss Games or Nsstsrs.y ~
kssssn at nAk4. wss ers~sAs ssa
sse 60 ops1 D.ts-fws ftss
an kks IRA state Lssxss-

There vas bUt one g<Eae played IN TIE Nstisnsl
League yesterday, hus that sss oorksr, ~ vi
be ssen ~ The dispsich nom Bostea. ksin sieE-
pea the play Al Detrolt. vel EIonads ditso Al La
dianapolis. snd the New YORK f1iISs1rs gezas
wa a. - dale.