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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug. 26.--Joseph
Chumley was killed by his father-in-law.
Quincy Harbor, nine miles from South Col.
linsvillc, Ale., last night, while the men were
trying to settle an old feud. Chuinley was
stabbed To death. Uarbor escaped
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
CONCEALMENr CHARGED.
Cases Supposed to be Yellow Feve
Not Officially Reported.


Cases Supposed to be Yellow Fever
Not Officially reported.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 26.-The Times
Democrat special from Jacksonville, Fla,
says: Lack of confidence was again illus
trated by the fact that as soon az Fridays
report was given out a number of people
left the city. and yesterday many moro
lett There was talk yesterday nlorning Of
suspicious cases that were not rep 'rted.
one case is that Of a city official who has
Deen confined at a prominent physicians
mouse for several days, and no ono is al
IIowed to see him. Still no report is made.
Dozens of such cases are given the reporters,
anu the feeling created thereby certainly
90 u9e5 not tend to allay the panicky feeling
OF the people.
WANT TO KNOW THE WORST.
They want to know the worst and be
prepared for it, but certain ones in author
10y prefer 70 work in the dark. 1t would
seem that President Mitchell is in favor of
ewing the widest publicity to all the news,
pul IL seems that the newspapers are not
neiu IN much estoom by one or
TWO others. II these concealed cases are
yellow fever, then some ono is criminally
responsible. II not, the public should know
tNe exact facts IN the matter, for conceal
ment and loss of confidence, would create a
etfect.n
AN IMPROBABLE EXPLANATION.
'One gentleman YVES eruol enough TO
suggest as an explanation of the actiDn IA
suppressing the names Of the victims that,
hha artstOcranv was catching IT. they
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27

BoREtEfdH Ito theatrical manager who hos
lust yielded 10 hts entreates for 'two seats'')--
Thanks, awfnlly, my dear fellow, for these
coHphmontaries.
Msnager-say no more. They're not meant
that way-TiDls.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
AN Old Oitizon Dead.

LyNcHBURo, VA, Aug. 26---Michael
O'Connor. prominent Irish citizen, and
the oldest person ia this city died this morn
ing. aged 80 years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
nanth of a Naturalist.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-The death Is an
nounced OF Philip Henry Gosse, +. X.
;he English naturalist. aged IS years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
THE WORK OF DESTRUCTION.

At the hour mentioned tuis great raft
propelled by thirty-two feet of water in
the river, novel and pushed the lofty
trestle work off of its foundation, dropping
$50 feet of the iron bridge a distance of 100
feet in the raging stream below. No per-
SONS were injured.
The trestle with great raft of drift wood
and fiat boats went down the river ten or
twelve miles, where some Of it was stopped
and anchored. The iron work of course
the channel span.
The losers are the contractors, the Phoenix
bridge company. They estimate their loss
at nearly S200000. Two weeks more low
water would have made them safe. They
say that if they choose to go TO the extra
expense of working both night and day, the
accident will not delay the completion of
the bridge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27

THE AuTnonrrfrs Of 81. Paul's cathsdral have
listened approvingly TO the proposal to clean thl
exterior The majority OF artists, however be
leve in the beauty Of dirt, and win raise thet
voices IN anIagoniem TO the profano idea o'
washing st. Paul'a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
FAST TIME ON THE OCEAN.

The City of Now York Crosses In
About Seven Days.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 26.-The steamer
City of New York, from New York Aug.
IS, for this port and Liverpool, was signalled
off Brow Head at 7:l0 o'clock this morning
Her starboard engine was stopped for four
hours Oh Aug. 20, ana there were several
other stoppages afterward, making a total
of twelve hours. The captain repudiates
the idea that a race was intended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
COLLAPSE OF A BRIDGE.
A Mass of Driftwood Carries Away
q Costly Superstructure

q COSTLY buperstructure.
CINCINNATI. Aug ga 10 o'clock this
morning tho false work for building the
superstructure Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway bridge over the Ohio river, between
Covington and Cincinnati, was swept away
by a great raft of driftwood that had
accumulated at its base This trestle work
was of wood, and was over 100 feet
above low water in the river. A
V shaped protection of coal barges Lad
been formed on the upper side Of the
trestls to keep off the drift, but the drift
sucked under the boats and made an i'm
mense raft.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
l1ACXEY's RAILROADERs STRIKE.
Alleged Discrimination Against the
Brotherhoods the Cause.


Brotherhoods the Cause.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-An Evansville, Ind.
special is to the effect that all the trains
have been stopped on the Mackey system of
railroads, owing to a strike declared
against the roads therein embraced
by Chiefs Arthur and Sargent
to-day. The system includes tho Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville; Evansville and
Indianapolis; and Evansville and Terre
Haute roads, having total length of 700
miles.
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
The trouble began some weeks ago out of
determinations said to have been made by
Master Mechanic Smith against brother
hood men. Chiefs Arthur and Sar-
gent came to the scene of action
and temporarily settled the matter, but
repeated snubs, it is alleged, have precipi-
tated the strike, which includes all the en-
gineers firemen and switchmen. The man
agement has telegraphed to the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road in Chicago for
aid in securing them men.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
MANY SHOTS FIRED.

The negroes tired fifteen or twenty shots,
which were returned by the whites. After
firing for ten minutes the negroes surren-
dered. One of them was wounded in the
arm They were escorted out of the parish
and warned never to return. The work of
dsarming continued in the section of the
Fifth ward, where trouble was anticipated,
but the rumor proved to be unfounded
Two bad characters were ordered to leave
the parish within a specified time. The
weapons taken from the negroes were
mostly old shot-guns A few rifles were
found, but there was nothing showing ag-
gressive armament except in the case of
Albert Harris, who had a new Winchester
rifle and a good supply Of ammunition. All
is now quiet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
NO ONE SLAIN IN ST. MARTINS.
All the Negroes Disarmed Without
Serious Resistance.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ga dispatch
from st. Martinsville says: For three or
four weeks past wild rumors have been
spreading all over the parish that the
negroes were arming and that conflict of
the races was imminent These rumors in
duced the whites to organize for projection
and safety. As measure OF preservation
the whites decided to disarm the negroes.
The whites left yesterday for he Fifth
ward and completed the work Of disarming
without any resistance, except i'll one in
stance, where tho whites were fired upon by
two negroes-AlberJ Harris and his son,
who were entrenched in Abin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-27
WANT TO KNOW THE WORST.
AN IMPRonApLr ExpLANArIoN.

One gentleman was cruol enough TO
= suggest as an explanation of the actinn IL
suppressing the names Of the victims that,
hha aristocraov was catching it, they
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

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&c. Java, green. 4et2sf, Java. roasted. 5oc
Maricsloo roasted. zbS2se. Mexican, roasted, .
n ~.
Tsas-JspAn nne. s5erc, Japan. medium. >
15Nc. ordinary, I,94cs Hyson, Soaioc. gun.
powder, -58otc; Ooi0ng. &sslc. Congo 20
o-c.
Fl0ur-s1o0 per cvt; sLe0 per bol-: patent pro
Cess g 80 per cwt. % - per boi. a. wheat dOIr
s2.l9 per ewt.. Sol0 per bbl.. bnckSheat. - IS
Fer cNL
Nin Feed-screenipys, SIS per toa. bran. SIS
49, as. 10. lu.cGluxs. slSssls.
Feed-Corn snd ozts S1lG2
Kerosene Otl-Michtzsn tess. 10 &c per gallon;
water Waite. lit &C.
Gasoiine-il3sc per gallon
SeedS--yi0 i0ver. so O. IS. tlraothy, s1-S04f26S
Ssit-Mehlgsn. Sc. Eastern, 81 Is.
Fsn-No l ahltshsh, yfhs per half bol;
uout. s,.50<fs.00 cod salt. ors7c per ID: clagns
SIC per hundresl oysters. bulk sLocessl - gallon
standards eDc can. selects. z5t can. smoked hall
tlt lie
PORK In barreis-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
sa.o: extra short euf, sl7.o: sLsndact cleal
back, s1.G'.
LaEd-Tierces. sc; 10 and 50 10 tubs. SIC: 81
IL rUund uus. 100 cases. Sc in tin pslls sc.
Beef IN parrelS--Extrs lress warranted 2o0lbs.
rs; extra homeless. $50.
Bntterine-9siry. soiid packed. lie. rolls aud
prints lsc; csesnery. solid. isc; extra creamery
packed. lie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

A Traveller. Queer kdrraturs-Iif- IN
Urasrxrsuns Esas@s-
WALL ass'ins furio0siy alosg suddenly
fsls mys.lt sak lat0 tia earth sp % say arm
p,ss As tas sane hlstsn. I heard sS-n in
tAe rrouna shs shrieks - huEasn tsirgs-
,~ou--n ana shldrsn fsls hands ciutos as
u,r les md nsk-a human bosiiss pressing
sgsinst saerr. uttered 10 .ouad-I vas too
pssch frfaatsnsd I hclS my hrsSth and
shruok wishG. myself EvsvT Instant sx-
pectsa 10 fsel q kBifs or = spear thrust into
nv bcstv. NJ sses ~srs on shs ground. ard
-~ssheos kn0wfrr what rsss doing. 7 gsv- a
srsax pash vita ny trossf. Finding sktst
sous-sbing ~ss rs-in< wsy. I plunTe,s for
ward Ard u0 q sts~p slope os s~o or three
fsel. stsn ! found nTsef kpundin~ SIC
a-~r sl-uss 80 trrei aisssioev wish rTeas
corsivsnc, - haskst work susp>nslei from
my kip- sos ste~H,tsx yarS or more or al
adesl Looks1 snsa.,E ne world as II had
denn-i hogs hoor@d sEirt.
While ~l.xing z iscrasnes-v halt. N sryier
e. sissenrsze InYself from the singular rs-
ehins hanging uocn uae. cast NJ syvs hack
w.r5 sasi aw sn old wonsp sna shr~e or
four sskea rhidreu scrsmoflng out - The
sale frura -hich bad is,si na3s rny scare.
Ysilsng 81 she e., ~ shsiF --ices. thev dashed
swaT - iest e. thsir les rcSsid carry seem.
nnazinx frr cae nearest hiils ~ rke tisne
as.i rs,shef ~ easkrt skirc dow 20 nv k-~ls
erfi sfeppet out ~ it 7 sas 8snen or snore
bisek hesds csn~rVinE from sae earth IN NJ
anns>l,.ss rssxaherhoosl Sesrz tse shsrz7
hessis poucinr up Al ahous ne, I asTtei
sva4 st $50 Gas unuss truly ssvs Aston
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the vaia.re a. le,ss avs r'il-- b. "a Aefsrs
ksitra Z tAen shrsv -T,e1 "a - Srsoud
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<Wss it sre 81 sheir hcuspe t.st ruu sad
tarsrsa srte suciar~ here as<s-7 arsii h~v
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kind 81 oasss- ~srf fcTne ~ wstf,x ws,rA
siser pist,e ever 80 arie ard e-~-r wltA rrsss
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29
FAvoUs WoaES.

II Is significant fact that most Of the
women whU nave achieved fame in art,
literature. or affairs" have enjoyed vigor-
Gus health. This shows that the mind is
never capable Of the severe and continued
application necessary TO creative work. IN
IS the body is at is best. The woman who
aspires TO fill an exalted plane among her
associates. must be tree from nervoas de-
bility and female weaknesses DIR. Pierce =
Fsvoriie Prescription will Danish these, and
il Is warranted TO restore those functional
harmonies which are indispensable 10
health. Asa specific for all those chronic
weaknesses and ailments peculiar to women,
II IS uneQualef.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

nROBsTE ORDER--SrATx ~ MICHIGAN. COM
/ Is q kent IS At session uf the Probate
OslCc in tho city OF Grand f.at DIS oa the furth
Gay Of February. iu thc yess one tLoissnd eEht
huudred ard eighty ght PrcFent. cyrus
PersIns Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF toe estate q Sicpacn 8 Pew.
deceased George r. Pew having hled IN this
Conrt petition frlyiug ga the edm DstfA alton q
said estate may he granted % d n 0r some other
suitable Tcr7on.
Il is ordered. that Frdar, the second dar o.
March bsE Il. st ten o'clock iu tao foIcnoon. 81
said 4 ate Once. he appointed Tor heaT4ug said
petition
Arc i 4 further ordered, that a copy % tbs
oTder b. Tuf SHE'D three successive weeks rreri-
oHs = 81 q day of.heering ia The Grond Rapids
Trl EGHtw-H IRtIss neKsfsGor If.nte1 and
cifcgistinz iu said Counfv Of Kent
"A true coy 81 Rus u ftkklFS-
Judge Of Probate
FrA~K W HivK Rre sier Mou
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

Dr. Jones Ped Clover Tonic Is not stim-
ulant but nerve food. restoring nerve force
lost By sickness or excessive mental work or
the use Of liquor. opium, morphine or to-
bscco. IL supplies food for nerve tissues
and by is gentle operative sctiol removes
AL restrain from the secretivs organs, hence.
curing ell diseases Of stomach and liver.
z. K. Wilson will supply the genuine BED
Clover Tonic st 50 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29


ADpies-l5C.as - p<F elsh-
(aesze-slsse. il 81 1es YORK. hll eream.
is3
clover seed-s150 70 As per bzl4asl
DRIED Frillts-A poles. ~ at-3fzted s5s<ejc per
psilllisl. qlialtefs. &c Per pouA1 easlres = .
lae pes poiD1 peaefes, iessl-c ger po1nd-
fEesh Ae4s -DE1sse1 aogs. =. 0A<l5.c) per cat.
malioa, 500 YEA. S-A4aoC. beet 60
to.lt.
lrall-Bnekl Clssson. sc, Laae4stsr.
50. OATS $50. Rye 49, Corn. - ,te. bar
l1I L9 . 80 per est.
fl'-.s-ereeu s15c part cured. 55<sSe.
cCrfa. 80 e. cali skl1s - IL pounds. Ic
DEAN s.lls. iesg sc e4cn. sheeD pelLs, -. ecci
be.1s szsimafe1 A. - per pocnd-
Honey l,c stf.iHet. - ~
Hsy-fanoshy, sl5.s,sloeo per ton; Glove
glt1i ife0
fsalIFy -Iarkeys. dressed. la9flc. 5pring
chickens. aalc. ducks. sssflc; toeis. ses9c
- slirrsi. isg3 per pair, rzoolis -5sNc Der pair
Potatoes -<5<t65e.
eir4H- k6.pN per l0n.
Talio~-3 q sc per 70.
wooa-Bb,cl; stove wood. sl.7502 50 per cord.
totr s0Ot so1l. g. olsj. - Per cord
Cosi-ss % gale. 10
Lins-Graad Rapids 7se. ohio SOC: Petoskey.
no
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

MORTGAGE SALE.-Dofsult having been made
lsl ia the conditions OF a cortaiu mortgage, exc
culed by Clinton H. Shoemaker and rsfan G.
Shoemaker hls vie, OF the village OF oranuvllle.
Kent couu-y, state OF Michigan. 10 Julia G..
Parker al New Haven. county Of Macosnb and
State aforesaid, and recorded IN the once a the
Register OF Deeas of Kent county, "a ichlgsii. IN
day o. November. A. D., lsrS at 30 clock p.
m, on which Bi0Tig8Ee there II claimed 10 10 due
81 tho date Of this notice he sun of eight nHn-
crei and twenty-five dollsrs and seventyt7 7e cents
$50. and no snit proc eiings ~ lay
having been Instituted 10 r cover the said
surn or anypsrt thereof notice is here y
gwen that ty virtue .! the rover OF "a 2
ia such csl-e nade and provided sal
mortgage viii be iOr-c'oseo by a sale Of the
no~tgsgcd premises therein described 10 satisfy
said mortgage debt, interest, Al oTney fee IAN AZ
fOrrey Red counsellor az lsW having been enl-
plOyed "a feTGclOse said mortgage aud cohts OF
sale, at public auction TO the highest bidder, on
Friday. April I1h. A. D., 1855, a. ten
horse Of said Kent county, Michigan the sane
being the place OF holding the Circuit Cont for
said ccuntyl t. VII: Court block. on Lyon street.
ia the CITY ol Gfssd Rapids said premises being
described As f9l oTs, 10 wit:
All those certain pieceior narcels of land sitiafe
and being ia the village al GrAndville. county oi
Kent aud state Of Michigan, aud describ q -
s'l0rs, To- vii. lets mum be- one hurdfed nnd
ninetv-fvs 095i, one hundred and niucty-oighf
dred and ten l2i5l. ole survey Of plsi o. Gra8d-
vile village, according 10 the recorded piai
ps,ed;5au. 2eh. 4. D, lsss. We'd
JULIA g. PARKER. Mortgarec
CEozTEE & CUTiER AuoIDeys for Mortgage
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29
Worm You BsrrxvE

The Proprietor Of Eemp's Bslssn gives
Thousands Of Bottles away yesrly7 This
mode OF advertising would prove fuinous
II The Bsssam was net perfect cure for
Coughs aud AL rhroat and Lung troubles
You will see the excellent erect after taking
the first dose. Don't hesitsts Procure q
bottle g. day 20 keen in your home or r. sn
far tmmedisfe or future use Trial bottle
Free st ". n. Tibbs. Dr1ggiss. Large size
soc and SI.o0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

Ina, y gold which is worth gold. Health
Is worth more thsn gold. Don't neglect a
cough or cold and let IL remain 20 irritste
the lungs when ffty cent bottle of Or.
Bigslow's Positive Cure will promptly and
safely cure any recent cough. cold or throat
or lung trouble. Buy the collar bottle OF
z. K. Wilson for chroatc cases or family
use. Endorsed by physicians and druggists.
Pleasant % take.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29
On Ny PooR Frrrl

Don't suffer any longer with your corns.
bunions or ingrowing nails. but call at once
on ~ = IsBourslier, az tas Turkish Bath
House, corner Monroe and Ionia-ste.. and
have them removed without pain. | treat
the feet in general for men. women and
children
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29
How aDJingChild
Was Saved !!

cTcEro, HsMIIroS Co. ISp.. sept, . is7..-
The following i a true account OF what your
& ). s ha- done for our liitis daush hter Hazel.
now four years Old. when Il mooths OLD a
lump appeared on ner heel. which slowly grew
larger. The family physician thought it WAS
caused BY piece of broken glass or needle.
but failed To brlng anything to Hight Ths
child became feebler all the time seeming %
lose the use OF her Lex. ead hn<liy quit walk
ing entirely. Tue middle Anger and thumb
OF either hand became enlarged. the fssh be
coming hard. The hip joints became invOlv-
esf, 50 that when seventeen months Old shs
could not stand. having lost the use OF lex
and arm Partial curvature OF the spine also
followed. The nervous system was wrecked
muscles contracted and there was general
wasting Of flesh and muscle. Az eighteen
months OF ags she was placed under the
treatment of prominent physician OF Tsos-
ton. nass.. but At the end OF ten months she
had declined 20 such degree that she was In
dying condition. This was In April. 1855
We took the child away not knowing what
20 do. In this dreadful dilemma We were
over persuaded b. friends to try zone bot
tie" OF SwIFr's SPECIFIC. which we did. and
before Il had all been taken we saw a change
up. and have done so TO this day and will
keep 10 up. II the Lord wills. for many days
tocome. for II has brought our dying Hazel
tolife. to vigor. 20 strength and health again.
The ashen hue OF her checks has changed TO
rosy tint. She Is able 10 walk anywhere.
her lsngusc snd melancholy have passed
away. anJ abe Is now biithc cheerful. hap
py rompisg child. Should you wish TO Ia
crease your testimonials OF proof OF ths
virtue os s s. s. our names and what wa
have SAD Is but portion OF what we owe to
you. - 0uld you wish 70 use them.
Kindly yours.
PEN. y. SWIFT.
SKRrRUDE Il. SWIFT.
2. o. Box GO.
Tr~sfise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
TKSwHrSPKcIFrcC Co., Drawer S,Atlants,G.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

re eeSf sn -srfn csn iruir - sais Al
cr-r~s' f,lrrsrns Sai~e ~nirh "a snra
.afe nri speelr cur~ f1r rats arsxfses
.esisz burns ~cuafs sn9 e. osaer .srss
W. rsssffreiv crTs riIes. tettrr ard q
skto ersptsous. Trv tt.s wcndertll heaisr
e4ffsfacflr zna~snteel er nsener -ef1Fi.isi
Oar = canA neld ~ = T. Aa<aa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

Pea = asss--ss. / s1lfs. - e. So. rei
cash. - - Msg fss2s, 54if, - -.
Lafu-5i -
0.1s - y e. 81. Sale. -
A-4ss- k6l.asa 4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

Fea ss-Whs4 3841e ess.sr. Cash ald
1Earsa.- -a slal. Ma. g. re-
etfa--5sa.lE ClsA aa4 A.rca- ssse. AAf,
Size
fi.l.- stead ass. 81 u-lsc
sihxy a. -.
Fofk-Eas caz- I'D AszCh. 81 80. May.
SiAa
I.1a-sts4is cAsE Aac Narca. s7.l2l. Aay.
So
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29
Our MARKET REPORTS.


Fst 3-6 61eaS-s.& - ss-f s14 suy .-f,s
srets1g @-fa - csa. fse 49, Assrl
- So aas u z.lsl ~ -
Cora = = 4@er sf8 B-o1s a.s ttls. 49,
kisss -S .. Is rfi.ss..t. $40. acEfs8 . =
feTE ii-- sed Esag Aes Gez, 80 =
4.a11- ea1 -t-ara reE1ersd D p
E..1ar-ss litt sli.isleaIg Nsst AZ. -sgAc
ks4szs 60
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock Of
Fine Gold Jewelry in the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29

Cabinet photographs at 81 per dozen at
Merrils. Gum block, 81 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-29
"Those Boxes"

Delivered by Adams Express Co. re-
Gently. from an Eastern stamp House, charges
sg777. TO B. J. Bullard, Pesrl-st. contained the
finest assortment Of Stencil aad stsmp Goods
including Ladie' Wax Seal Cabinets. eves lett at
any stamp House IN this city. The recent pur-
chase Of A F. DeVinneys cutting dies. tsols.
etc. added % sn already large stock, puts r. J.
in good shape for spring business Larzes, col
lection Of dies tools sud stamp goods IN western
Michigan An inspection Of these goods Is "a
specially collected.
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day.
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employed to lecture at the panorama on
Michigan avenue. Mr.. Staley had grown
gray in the service and supposed Vischer
was among the slain. Yesterday after
noon Staley walked into the Merrimac
and Monitor panorama and heard the
lecture. Mr.. Vischer was warming upon
the greatest American water engagement
and almost represented to the audience
that he was there himself.
By this time Staley recognized him as
the same old Visch whom he had known
before the wal. Rising up just as Vischer
was at the red part of his peroration, Sta
ley said in a loud voice: "Vischer, you
are a liar. You never saw an engagement
OF any kind in your life, and you know
it," Vischer looked at Staley for a sec
ond and the audience held breath. An
old-time smile spread across his face and
he said: well, I'll be dog-goned If there
amt Staley of Louisville. Ladies and
gentlemen, you'll excuse me for the rest
Of the day. There will be a lecture here
tomorrow and Staley and l will both
speak"
The two old cronies who had slept to-
gether and h~ungered together befo' the
wah met and embraced, and the crowd
took the interruption goo~dnaturedly.