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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

HHEANTS -" THE TELE-
EEE gram-Heraid" makes
skx a speciality of publish
e. iRS classified wants.
81 81 guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices ami best results. A
pOsloliice il kept in the
counting room for the ben
eft of advertisers. "Sltua-
tiOns Wanted" are taken AT
half the rates OF the follow
ing table, and persons in
want OF work who have no
money topay are offered the
use of our columns free OF
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found i'm
mediately following the
wants.
The naBa Der of lines an say advertisement
c&u be found by dividing the nunaber OF
1srds ~ seven. Any part II = nse oeantea
ssols full line
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
FoIdiax Screens.

A folding serssa j. now an almost nsces-
ssry article OK faruItcre and few things are
more useful As handsome three fold screens
are expansive, many ladies manufacture
their own By lrss having a plain frarae
made by carpenter The fraa.es can be or
comuoa pine The height varies according
70 ind dual t2sts, four feet is = good height,
and about sixteeA o. eighteen inches wide
Tor each panel Ihe frame Elay be mounted
On tiny brass casters, II liked
The cover for the screen depends, Of
eourss. on ones own fancy a pretty cover
is dark brown Canton flannel On one side and
a deep shade ef ied on the other BY laying
tie fraIns down on the door or on large
table il Is easy 20 tack on one side. Then, II
the cover IS not embroidered and you wish TO
decorate IL, it Is bss. to DO 30 before putting
on the ether side. For instance you tack on
the red Canton flannel, and by using brass
headed tscks you can finish the edges very
prestily. II plain tacks are used, II Is best 10
finish the edges with = narrow gimp, or with
black braid, herrisg bone stitched with gold
SILK; this makes particularly pretty nnlsA.
Now for the decorations. A few japanese
fans. az varied in shape and color as possible,
ero 70 10 sawed on the different panels A
small umbrella, with the stick broken out
ard sewsd on hat. locks very well Then
take medium sizsd umbrella, Of as bright
color as possible ard without figures, take
out tho stick and cut the umbrella in half;
one-half viii look well put on one OF the
panels, low down; then the other half cut IN
two again, a1d ft cre piece in tho upper cor
ner OF panel, and the other piece in the
lower cornsr Of the panel fsrthest removed
from its counterpart Ii adds very much to
finish the top of the screen with little gilded
balls These can be purchased at almos. any
toy shop. After tho decorations are all
sowed on one side, lay the screen down and
tack on the plain fiannsl-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

To four cgys beaten very light add one cup
of granulated sugar ard beat well: then add
four tabicspoezfuIs OF sweet milk, one cup
and half o. sfscd -four containing two tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder nnd one table
spoonful Of n1eis~1 butter Filling may bc
made ~ follows Crate two sour apples and
tho rind II t~o snail LEMONS; add the lemon
iuic. t. ths APPLE, with a cupful Of sugar and
an er- Bat a few minutes, put over tho
frs and I-t It come to boil II too thin,
,da little GERS s=srch- Let the filing cool
bcfor. spreading on the cake.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

good way 70 ~arTzs ovsr.cold boiled pota-
soes IS T. firss chop tzssn--not too Gns-hest
sor7s butter in a trying pan sHd pat tee
potatoes Ia Just = few minutes before tnking
them fr.a shs Gre stir IN some well besten
go S~r--ko-.
Sw,es rotafo~s left from dinner make IN
sccertsbl. relish FER supper II cIt in slices
sbcut quarter II IN inch thick and heated
III l-sltiY saited crsArn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
THE MARKETS BY WIRE.


FEB 7.-Thest-f.s t.c lower and hssvy with
moderate speculative aus Iness. so. red FebrI-
sry. >s % &C. March osis6c9 IL. %. Mag. sij,
a. fl-lrc 1lss aiftsf9lT,r
Co-n-1.Sls - lowrr. snd no-e active. Mixed
Western SPIT. 51erfs fu.ures So, a6is<c
Park-TiTn New m-ss. $50 AiL.J
Lar,f-Easier. rtsssn rendered S.02l<ff : Is.
cltier-nuii and weak. Western, 1882 &C.
Frrs- s7ts r lle
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

-sa.r Msv xt.c
cor,i-s.esiy. cash. .ss.e. March, &c; May.
sIs.r
O-fs-Firn Nsy 80
Nhis<v-Sfff
Porg ~teafy Cssh 80 121S: May Els-5<
lsrt -F.ru. Cash, g7.73ff- IA March o. .77L..
NAY g. D. s1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Io1r scoors ard wooden paddles, made
frona uhise. bard WOOD, are rnoss convenient
for stirring s1d heafinE
ro.rSs 81 vsricas sizcS should he ks-t n
convenient rlsc@~. --e fcr bread. one FOR
NEAT. snc-hcr for csttiE- snd two Or three
su,sils~ ORES m which - stand PCS sad
kettiaS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
A THREE rAxEr.ED scEx-x

These screens are invaluable in room
where one is accustomed TO lying down, for
shielding one and preventing draushts. They
may, Of course. be made up Of handsome
material. with elaborate painted or erlbroi-
dered decoration, but even a simple covering
OF bright eretonno is pretty, md one has
little idea, unless accustomed 70 use fold
ing screen, how very convenient they are.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Below sss svsa soma reasons "hg the
.eople 81 0rard Rapids should patronizs
ths TslEsaAa-HzAAlp IN exclusion 20 a.
ether newspaper.
lf vas asst 10 Introduce the regular press
dispatches here.
iisas hrsl &. print pager that aPPso-
aehsi mslfopo' i.sa daily
ltxas aad Is. hrst 20 buiA up Grand
Rapids and ist the oa.sids sor.d know of
the growth oftais CITY
y sss Grss 10 raise the price Of composi-
uon In his city and give printers living
wasss
Itis tbe drst and oniy daily newspaper
in Grand Rapids % saVs Independents opin-
iens ~elch SC dases 20 express.
lfstte frst and o1iy newspaper ia this
city 70 publish a paOef every day in the
week.
il IS the isat and only neWspsPsr in
Nicblssn outside Of Detroit that owns and
requires a iass Stereotype press to prin, is
ed.t'cn.
Finaay. Sc hss admittedly the larEest cir
collation.. and has compelled tneosbsr news
papers OF tnis eify 10 be better newspapers
than they we're. aud hss done mare to
hasten he growth OF The city than al me
other eal.es combined.
THE DEACON AND rHE -ELEGEAPH.
A msIociiy oiths Committee ca Post
oliicss 10 ths House Il Representatives
favor biii requiring The suhslllzsd Pa
els railroads 10 operate their own Esls-
Rrsps ines ihroazh thssF owa oficss and
BY ihsir owl operators. A these roads
have very close relations with the Gov
efnmsns the biil q, 10 eifscs, step to-
ward Govsrnmsat islsgrsphy. Deacon ;.
Y. Wars. % Brooklyn. sho - a member
oi tee committee. ssys, however, ia a
Minority report. that tbs bin is upwiss
and unconstitutional. IN that i. intsrferss
with vested Fights. This - a legitimate
argument. Vhsihsr wsll-l0undsd ore or
net bat when Mr Waits says the meas
ere q = "striks' sgsiGss the Wssiern
U1ior, Re discloae8 tie real motive ot his
oppcsiiicc % ths biz. The Deacon is a
Wsiasi. Operation. nj, materially, very
chariisbie maa; his sympath;es ere, there
fore. called cus toward tee poor. dowr-
iTodion. mgch-s abused and pCvsrty-op-
pressed Western Usion, and demands
that bread shall not he taken from The
mouth cf jar GeUfD- This. 81 least, is
the charitable way 10 look ct the Descon's
scilcu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
IhEE SHORE 4 EICHIgkS SOUTHERN 3
1 sfst-.-5r.r ffs-.tsts...

A }orsi f-rtrof sesTe< e-s18 ks4sas e. r !,
a. csTTFt-E pes7zneers e. o. ~ Fsiswssoa
8 trans caiiT eErept siIrosf
TfrrrQr tiffeas ~ r<Iifts ard 1fris' - Al etr,
- e1efhes rnr - seeri-sc ~ Trior Tirket 19se
e HEa-oe-ef sDa - CeDoe
- ErKrTwy1 Agt
40. =. ErssoE ciis 7iekss kgent
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

AGENT ths suggestion - Dos n. Dick
r>scS Ter ihs V.ca Presidency. the Nsw
Yark Ssa pertinsntly suggests that &c
css unss himself Immensely popsisr by
suoshianug bright rsd for ths sekly
ereen tro-cens stamp and Iscksouisn
Democrat lcr ths KepuoHcsn iueambsut
~ Inc New York pcsfofiirs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
GET YOURSHOES NOM

Cur Great Shoe Sale will last
but short time longer and at
the rate fine shoes ere going
the best bargains will &c y e.di-
ly ckcd up by early buyers.
Don't defer buying your Shoes
till n KIT week or the latter part
of this week, but come at once.
We are selling Ladies' Fine
Hand Turned Shoes, in French
Dongola at S3.4s, regular price
$3.50. Our entire Let of Misses
extra high top, Pebble Goat,
S2.so Shoes going at Sr.65 a
pai-. Ladies Fine KID Shoe
in all styles. Common Sense,
Opera and London Lasts, only
SI.88 a pair. Ladies' Genuine
French Kid $40 Shoes, re-
reduced TO Sz.oS. Fine Curiso
Kid Shoes, fcx bic sole and per
feet fitting, formerly sold tor
S2.5o, now SI.os. Secure your
Shoes at once st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

ere fsatars e tas aew ssvii service
rsfsrns rn.as s hss tsev 3o net req'5ir.
ressons 70 es dsi fs- fhs dismissal e
ssevsrarsacf e.srSs Nov ths anssl lon
,s. hlva fae rf~il se--sea rsfsrrl rules hsan
-elafms3 ter be9ssr ~ 'or worsef
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

TIE Rochester l'ni0n thinks that 4
fils s.nry "a true about Postmaster Gen
era lrcxfss0S's asking an applicant Tor
place ~ 20 hrs politics and. on recsiv-
inx ios reply, II ana Democrat dyed in
tha vooT' promptly assuring him be
zbculd have g place. then "DoS NJ.
DlckINsos IS = msrvelously proper man
for q pisc- on ths democratic ticket Cor
fSss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The Deuocruf - Imp with perspiFs-
ticu. Ia e Efforts 70 dad somsthinz
icrssy % mess i's Democracy felt
sitas sgiss Senator SrocxBRtDss hss al
~vcatsi TIE bill fer puAlic bindings IN
Mcbissr. 'hs Dsmocrat tries D. say that
te wss isssvsrm 10 50 dong Verify
hess are sold days snr he organ grid
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Ersxtscx SAYS ha trasts tbs Czsr
raiber thsD ths press. That may DO Z
ae gnesns ths cresz ~ EI-ops. hss nos e
aa sucindes the Aner.csn press. o.
~ tte An,e~csn prsss kaows aA sboug
ths sislonstie siTnrs ~ tAs Old world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Tha E.ev~n'h Histriee carfpssEa =
cssef hoE ard Yei e is ssr tae nsost psrs
srrsad sls cn ~ al ear srcw- esoks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Il am weary of living," mosaed poor Mrs.
Biack.
mV 5acS.
Nv nerves ara chain
or we kness sui pain.
Ard mY poor head - aching "a II Il would
crack
Now. don't be diseoorsEei. cried good
Mrs ~ site.
''It "a nevsr 20 DARK Dat there's promise Of
hight
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The Hew York State Engineer and
tee professors who wsrs appointed 10
make . thorough examination OF the
ce,linx IN 30 Assembly room At Albany
msds She cheer ful announcement TO the
Membsgs of tba Assembly the other day.
shat tea roos over thsir beads vss liable
60 iail at any moment. ThA. TIE As
semblYrren 3.a not rush cot sans cere-
nsoafs is another svidsuce of toe bravery
os ibs American psoDis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

s~e the Deucersfs stopDei - thsnk
shss srvth~r Brsen sn = = czxvxz&xo
aaa -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

RwrTTRr eToErr. FtcYEa ATp
i rrvs5 Frre-t 10 ks-s eerr - enr~f acrt~e
81 RsfrT holE 81 -r1zk Iryis1@ se'e-
rAs1s ~ - NTf -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

TszEvTrks ~ fLEAs FscN 81 70 s
I - -~es pel1fze r-~rsey ~sz-xssrsrrY~f -
f11esors So rex Fssr 25-'
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The people a. = nssss seldom make mis
fskes. rhis seeonnfs fsr the lsrzs 9eFnsnti
.'1r Nr kEas0w's Positive -rrzhi Cnrs Il;
~ given ssch cersect sztl sfsrfior that some
~ xzisfs cfser sr Imitation on eh thev
lsts iarerr 0rofiL Beware ef bosh rs
,si tauau sci tne drnxxssf. b,,f, visi chssr
yaN TIE n1iae : sold bg g. T. wilson
ans wiil promptly snd safely cure cough >.
coits ard al taroNf sn& iang diseases.
Prize. - oenes
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

HFs j IovEJoa wzLL eIVE I.FsseEs
ri e. r1g 80 Ezrs sss-fr9 Frvzzesr ~
n Ess~es Larcsss neth05 e gussr snf
Tlanssr - - n. f<-rsr ~ sr- srfFns -.
rr.vee sf N~s Irvesog' - ss-szeaas fsz Honroe-
- c-sne Esr3s N4n
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Americans - hreskinz down nnser hs<h
er=zears aoriiesfirn - business saf S.sr ex
st fas sesk thsr So insirz serve ss~rr
- Irees Rei Ci1vsr r,n'r restores Iosr
-erve SIRE hy Surririr- Ssc6 FOR fhe 1srvs
t.ssars and 81 ite fs1tie fsl sifre acfien -
-,evrS a. restraint lrans tae <erreflre erzsas
i~s~ sr1 zsirers 81 81 sen will s1r-
nv .te gpnaine Eei Clover rcnic a -
-e-ts 4 .rtt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Fsb -Nhest-No. I white. s5c. M. red.
cash sud FehrIsrr. st,fc, NAY. So.
tnTn-rir-
Osss-NA = Sc nxs5 No ? white SIC bid
IresSet ooEs--ts fAs1t ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
( can teil vcu. IN brief
q har w5lI rfva r0n r-lsaI

Fierce FsvoFite Prescription will soon
set Fou right rs = the oniV remedy for
womsn pecu isr wssx1esssS snd ailments.
sold bY 8rsFrsts. under . positive guar
sntsa rom tae nsnussCt1rsTs. taas it VII
give ssesi,c-on ~ every case O. money
yil be- refunded e,es guarantee IN bottle
Frsopsr. Large bottle l09 5sses g.. SIX
fog 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
Water Color Decorating.

Desgns and - imstcs VII be furnisbed on sp-
piicstion hy the undersigned for artistic iu erior
oecyrsfna composing 81 price aud beouif ~
tnff with wal -reref 1ecefaiioBs. hy tee 81
The permspeni vsief coior "snfl ksl~sfulfe
v e glsfsItee ~ 40 fhis srifsfic and dups bis
Decorating ~ - to produce be efeeu i.u tse
sfune amount o mouef that 81 Hofld Coz - 10
the same room with val fgegof. eIiisf AZ heap
~ II apnrsfe work auc The vorf = guafanleed
- r. -msneui sni that i vi never fcriTre tax
frr or 80 retnist The vaiis with tie sane - sr-
other finish
The ceiling of the ncw entrance - Powers
Opers House y ssnris 81 sue grsos a. tbn
vCrk
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

TIE sesf - esrsa es1 sf1iv ne SID 81
6~zes slrepr ue SAVE. waica - sHre
ssie sn6 spersiv care lor eItz 5Tllsses.
scsIas nnrna wcnlts trc e. crser scrss.
WN r0sfnrel7 cn7e eiseS terser and a.
ssin erssrlsens Trv ihLs ~0n5erf1i ksslsr.
Sstlsf sfscfisa xsarsn see q sscaey refzo I'D
C,riv 7s cents. Sod 81 p Wilsra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

ia chirs-cT ~ f-e catch ou Ere. close FL
windows snd doors f~st, then hang P sr-sst
il frost sf tss Erste - ezciaie a. air
Wster reur-d do~E tse chimney sposls tns
carress Ccsrse sait thrc~s aovu she fDe
q usnrh hetseT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

fbsly. sunday excepted sDsily.
Fssser SER s.lag the De;ron ETprsst 8 81 q
m uske direct cruDectioTlt for Aev York Ros
tor, tnd ? y = iinn EsEt
Neht Erpfess has Wsfnef fieeTine car from
6Tsrd Rspi g r. Detroit
Thr0frh tirkets r. su roiBss eest snd a
sui eepfDg csf-tfrhs rsr - ee<ured sf q =
II. AN. RsirDsd n Office svesss Bossl sna
o. 6epof
Jas CtprFK1a. Citg Pass Ar
eEo. ? RrrTK lrsn-e Hsnsxer. Chleaz9
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Carpets nav - grsstiT hri <l3te1ed bv 6rst
sweeping tacroaEsfv sd tssn gong ever
therz = n = csean eio1k sns -lear 81 ws<eT.
USs a eupfui q cosrss SAT- r lsrss hsssn
- xa-er
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Cahinet pbotosrz-hs a. = p-r dozen e
Msrriifs. Cana siock. 81 Aonroest
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

"DsLy. Al other deiiy eKceps sunday.
Sleeping cars run On pEclhc and Atlantic FJ-
presses 90 and frlm Deffoii Parlor can fuo on
Day Ixpress and Grand Rapids Fxpres. - and
fTOm leiruit-Direcs connections 1s1e 81 Detroit
with a. through trains east. - Tickets on ssie ~
Union Ticket Of1ce, ~ Monroe 81. sBd 81 UnioB
0epot
Cfits, u. EorET Gen Aft s5 Monroe~.
O. ". RueeKIk. g. 2. and A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

IoE SAfA-tF TAkES Al cNNk ] WILL
L seil ie1r sosS les> nor.h a E4sl bflaee-sl iof
Cal 81 Business Chance Exchange. kooaa1 an1
= 1OseE b4ack sIs&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Is0R sALE-A sIXPENCs FES koD Nil
bEF - Acres os isn1 that J have icE saie
tsfEs essf titie perlee4 = : flosin, loves
tl0ls Sf.t@eIss ee ho>el
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

nrTR9IT. LAEsISs 4 ROaTHERN- GRAND
~ Rapids saginaw ilivisign All frsius
I'VE sDd 1e1s-t from ElHOl Dep0
J I've Ar =
80 20 f7rs15 ksyi1s a - gf -
80 IfsH .sg ssv cts go bN
90 ITS Ess e.gnsw 7E fls
~ etarrs s1r ths shori - lire befveea Grend
Esrf1s sad fks saginaw
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

UTsNTFD- EETHoDV 70 ENGy TFar
w - W. frrret easrs 49, ifh - -5 sfrft
rarr1ee ~ rxftfr ~ a1T NJ zrrs Frr-
rirnrs s11-. ao1tt ffvisioz.ls rrr1ssss ffvfr.e
a1n~ aefF rErI
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

IFANSAS FARMS FqR sAlE-siN HIGHLY
n tsrpEoxed q - a. SrreS esca srithaE y -
Hlies ~ tie cc4U Hai cas- - th}t9fAA 4aa~c
snAstl.anlss easf pktnseEtk NrifS sof oesli1l
~ u htflmkr fEl.aLi4 4 ana -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ON THE BALL FIELD.
AnOsheF Deserved victory for the Wash.
fnStons-Other Games.

The Senators had a batting streak on saturday,
and took a game from Pittsburg-score . TO l.
The batteries were whitney and Mack, and Morris
and Carroll Pfttsourg scored in the second on a
couple OF two-baggers. and prevented the Senators
FROM tallying until the fourth, although they were
batting hard In the fourth O'Brien hit for four
bases over the fence tying the score. In the next
inning the visitors had a case OF rattle, and un-
earned runs were scored In the seventh some
more batting by the home team brought in an
other run. The eighth Inning was all but played,
lacking but one put out 70 be completed when the
rain came In torrents. As the grounds had been
already soaked by the earlier shower the game
every time he came 10 the plate. Washington
made IL hits and error, and Pittsourg hits and
4 errors
OTHER GAMES.
IlChicago pulled away from Boston IN the tenth
and won, 10 2. The batteries were Radbourne
and Kelly and Van Haltren and DAILY. Chicago
made 10 hits and errors Battery, and Boston,
IL hits and errors
New York beat Detroit to /. Keefe and Muir
ply anu GfN6er and CAMEL were the batteries.
New York made hits and errors, and Detroit 2
hits and errors.
Philadelphia had no difficulty IN defeating In
dianapOlis = tO3 The Philiies made 10 hits and 8
errors, and the HOOsiers q hits and errors Glea-
son and Clements and Shreve and Buckley were
the batteries.
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4; Brooklyn. ]. At
observation-disclosures, IL; Cleveland, l.. At 81.
Louis-St. Louis, 9; CINCINNATI l. AT Kansas
CITY Louisville g; Kansas city. p.
SUNDAY GAMES
At Kansas Ctty-LOulSvtle, .; Kansas City, 6.
At Sc. LOuis-St. Louis. u; Cincinnati . At Brook
lyn-Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
The Now Emperor as Prince.

rom tue LOnuon DAILY News.
Prince William Is a thorough soldier, he is also
clever commander and often makes speeches
Father and son do not resemble each other in their
speeches. The Emperor Frederick speaks quietly.
cleverly and with precision. not n word too much
or too little. An expert shorthand writer has.
however, difficulty In keeping up with Prince WILL
liam The words tumble over one another but it
all sounds concise and short; he takes possession
OF you and fascinates you, and his hearers feel
that he knows what he wants. His voice is rather
harsh, which enhances the military Impression iC
makes AT konfgsberg in 1885 a review OF the
troops was held, and afterward at a students
drinking bout the prince commanded q .ssala-
mander" with such precision that all the glasses
struck the table together, not one student being
behind the others. Our present emperor laughed
when he heard OF this. He had probably not yet
discovered this talent in his son.. always soldier
even when commanding saamander," he said
The prince was once present at the carnival in
Cologne. Here there Was much gayety, especially
at the fete In Victoria Hall, which was attended
by the principal military and civil authorities
ON this occasion the prince proposed a toast TO
the editor OF the Cologne newspaper. He said |:
cdr. Grieben is also general-he leads thousands
OF soldiers every day into battle. Gentlemen
three cheers for c0mrade DR.. Hermann Griebep y
II the Emperor Frederick had been there as at
konigsDerg he would have said, always a SOL
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

custom at previous conventions, and the national
committee would hardly dare depart from IL In
tnis case. II used u be Jonu A. Logans privilege
70 move the concession, but there Is not likely 20
be wanting some one Just as willing 70 do the
alternates will have separate entrances Tor them
selves.
During the week the convention Is expected to
last fambeau club from Topeka, Kan, will
parade with patent flaming torches every night
and nre pyrotechnics. OF bands Chere will be no
end. Every town In the Northwest will furnish at
least one, and there will be two or three TO stir
things up In the convention.
All the arrangements for the convention are In
republican committee. It is compo sed Of ]. s.
Garrison, Iowa; Powell Clayton, Arkansas;
Church Howe, Nebraska; Cyrus Leland, Kansas;
Geo d. Hobart, New jersey, and A. L. Conger,
Ohio. Under these are the local committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
The Vote Of Oregon.

OTtgOnan.
All but IL OF the 20 counties in the state have
completed their canvass OF the votes cast at last
Mondays election, and from several OF these au-
thentc returns are received giving the full vote Of
both parties and the maJorities The prohibition
vote, as predicted some weeks before the election
Is much less than 1t was two years ago Several
counties, where II was extremely insignificant
have not reported 1t at all. Marion county is en-.
titled to carry the cold-water banner having given
Miller almost 400 votes. Despite this Hernann'S
majority in that county Is 457. The entire pro-
Inhibition vote in the state may reach OOO but it Is
hardly probable. The total vote for Congressman
In the Is counties from which the official returns
have been rece we'd Is: Hermann (rep.), 25,l47:
Gearin tdem), 49, 731; Miller (pr.h.), l,s23; Her.
mann'S plurality, 5,4l6. Official and Unofficial
pluraltieS in the other counties show net plural
lily OF ,410 for Hermann. making HerrmanIi's piu-
ralty In the state 6,S26. The Official count will
not vary 100 votes from these figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
Little u. =. Grant.
From the Bridgeport Standard.

1t Is stated that Col. Fred Grant has accepted
an invitation to be present on Fourth OF July to
witness the big Bridgeport parade. He will bring
with him his little son U. 8. Grant, who was born
on the Fourth OF July seven years ago. The little
fellow has attended two or three independence
Day celebrations, and believes :he demonstrations
are prepared especially TO celebrate his birthday
He wanted TO 20 TO West Point this year, as they
made the biggest racket, but he was told that
Bridgeport would make as big russ as any place
ever did, and ne consented to come AMI try It, He
will be provided with separate carriage and
some sweet little Bridgeport miss OF six or seven
years will ride with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
PROFESSIONAL

MADAM ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT
wi aud Astrooxls informs her friends and the pub
shore. ana all who may wish consult her.
should call early. at
5e1ito25 1910 lth st. n W.
M NE. BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS or
Va LIZ l. All business conndeptlAL Laoies andssn-
uemen 30 cents each. 4Oo street. between 4th ani
9th streets northwest s0-4vxs
DkoF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIfTED CLAIR
with second aght aud veal livery hidden mystsry
revealed. RECEIVERS lost stolen property. binds
speedy marriages. brings separated togethe- lives
success In businesa Removes al family troubles
BY efforts Of othera Judge not all slke the Professor
convince the rcepticxl strxn m from o. her
cties VIII ssvs time and ppointmsnt by calling on
the only genuine clairvoyant in this city. he
ceeds where all others TAIL and aovertises only what
he can do. Sittinss. SOC. LAfe-resdinx by lnal on
receipt OF Ell Name lock VI hx1r dxte Of birth Hours
myl5-3S.s 42l vth st nv.