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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
How's YouR LIVER?

The old lady who replied. when asked
how her liver Was, God bless me. never
neasd that there was such thing 10 the
house." was noted for her smishllity. Pro-
metheus, when CHASED 10 o rock, might as
well have pretended 10 be happy, as the
man who i chained TO diseased liver
For poor Pronetheus, there was no escape,
but by the use OF Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgsiive Pellets. the Gissgreeable feeling,
irritable temper, constipation. indigestion.
dizziness and ssckheadsche. which are
caused by . diseased liver, promptly disap-
pear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Req, Estate-Countru

EOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF SZ
Il acres, With frSae house, one mile snd
quarter from Aalist Apply al AFs- J. q. Wax.
era l. south DiYEi0n-sl. lzztf
NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Z real estate, tory afr-s, tlirty-nFe improved;
two hsrns, twenty eight miles north on orand
Rapids = Indiana h. f.; one mile fom flerson
village. bargain II soid at once Enquire OF
II. l.. swim. o5 south Lsfayeltest y1f
NOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FoR CITY
L properly. farm OF 30 acTess nearly all Inn
proved. in Ottawa county, near Jennlsonyille,
niue miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmer.
box = care this Othce. ll5u
C0R sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate OF the late Daniel SchernerhoFn,
one mile west Of the ely, fronting Bricgest IL
il tine dairy farm. or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply TO Dr. Mhiiworth, administrator, ls2
Fourth st Grand RAPIDS Mich. l01f
COR EALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
Il good farms and city property tor sale cheap
also money 10 loan. Call at Loyett block, Canal
St. opposite sweets Hotel. A K. Antisdel. ATT
IrOR SALF-G0OD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
L Byron Centre good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 70 sell. <d-
dress Mrs Mary Adrion, Byron Centre. Mich Att
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

usLsrEAD AND rHE coBDES CLUB
Tie Golden Club 10 liable 10 lose its
character a. free trade organization.
MuEAr HALsIEAp has confessed that hs
u an honorary member OF that famous
club AID bic confession is worth repro
ducing. Mr.. HALSFEAD says:
one night IN London with Cyrus Field. a
psfsouAl friend Of Cobden. 1 boarded a
sulaa steamboat a. Westminster and was
carr.sd 10 Greenwich. There We had a
y ghi eDalt dinner, tNeive courses OF fisn. and
ss coed cola champagne as was ever drank
ia Name. Il sas lovely dinner. There
ga, q distinguished man 10 the chair and a
toastmssteF sho waeOped up things and
I1sls tLeol lively. l made a speech about
the Hiltle wings u commefce on the ocean
and tae large nvsrs in America. the ais
tarce tincinnaii WAS from salt water, and
the indifference OF her people on the tsrsn
question, aoC the London Eass said the
hUnaoroUs party from OHIO 0ugnt 20 have
toid something about the reciprocity treaty
aooul L. aid tn4t uzs true. IL ~zs Tor my
services ic making this OreeEwich speech
tnat / was msgie an honorary member Of
lie COoden Clso. and l have ever since re-
ceiyed marked copies OF tie publications OF
tnat energetic organization. and many
marked copies aad phlets-Indeed,
.esds q the most serious and dull informs-
aon ever cisapp.ied 70 human Affairs.
AR HALsrEADs confession is interest
IBg. IN showing the essential quslIhca-
,.0ns fcr membership in the club The
services which won for Mr.. HALsTEAD
The honor OF membership, was MS ssslst-
sncs in shs capacity ot guest at dinner
"a which wias vas abundsnt and ideas
on the ta-iH were pretty vel obliterstsd.
SIR HArsrEAD's recollection Of his speech
and the comments o, the London Times
upcn is, iadicats how much greater part
,hs potsblss took than ideas 90 economic
questions. in the services icr wnieh Mr..
HALsrEAD was awarded membership in
tas club The circumstances Is OF value
during tbs present tariff discussion, IS
Showing The importance 10 De attached
10 the fxct that n nan does or does not
belong ~ the Golden Club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Judge TuLry. Of Chicago, has decided
that al children born Of slave parents
are nIsgitimafs. And thus the eoiorsd
race etill suffers from the crime Of having
bean slaves
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Gel B.ssrEr g. tSexssc11's esrsStv
erlcyy - hognlses& Having euls.
: ga B1krss he nskes 4 even By euIs,-
zrs CcSzLFss s7d supporting
G.oszAs t-r .Ae Frssi6sac7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Ehs rsport test = Chir-gu nan 7isd n
Circir1sfi rem a acse q rrrrhine =
not ere,iifed ~ the Chicaeo .7eu~paL
That raper susFeets tae anfartsnsfs u,an
hst swslieve-i = sepy 81 tho Ceuarsresai-
trtzsffe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Can IL be thas the eycssns on ths West
slds yesterday wss the result Of col
Iision Of the two adverse bTsezss set in
melton By the two conventions hsld here
during the week2
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Siuce Nu1Ess j. CoIEwAS appears 70
bsve iss' his bsrrsl ~ tryinx % run too
many eorners a oncs. it = safe q con
ciade ,hat sae Goa s,ssv bccgn which srsf-
~tiie seur.sbsi IN he New York S,sa.
pis tocm &C weep.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
DEIR)IT. GRAND HAVEN d MILwAUKE

"
Detroit express has yariof - Detroit. max
ing direct con IDections tor all points East arriving
IN New York At 1910 a. N next day limfiel
Express esss has through sleeper from Grard
Rapids 30 Niagara Falls connecting AZ Allwaukee
Junction with rbrougH sieeperS to Toronto.
Through tickets ard sleeping car births secured
~ n. q. II. 4 NJ. railway ofnces. = Monroe ST.
and At the dspos
Jas csvrBELT- City Pass Agent
CE,s 2. REEyE. Trsfic Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

yrASTED - MACHINE MEN FoR NIGHT
" soFk a. bsl1<sr&.or Werks carakT lsta-
"a ~ a1t O. (. J. z 4. lew good haRcs
alay nld sle21s Job- j. ID koxd. foreman.
10
yVASTED-1O0D OIL RJBBERs APPLY
W a. the P-oeEt1 k1rlilaEe Co.'S setoly -
tVASTED--A GOOD GIL TO Do klI1HEN
W wcTx al the Lunn House lst
yHfASTED-NAS NAN1EU Al o SOUTH
w DiVsi3nst references required y. ".
FOX, Mansg ~
llrAk1ED-zf0 an Fers - work on tie Toledo
W saginaw end kuskes,0n Railroad. between
sparta aAd Ashland. wages - - per DAY. lol
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

MUsXEGoN. SATURDAY. NAY Il.
bean slaves

Orsce-zf Jeasnoa-st r 3 squires. Agent
Lng az . clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Ths ssatsmeut that MEEvrrGS " FUI-
Lxs gave csrtsin aati-vsr votes IN the
N'inois Legislature = hardly valid ob-
isesion 70 hs confirmation ss Chief JUS
tscr, sftsr STAMPED at al. hsvs voted for
LtAss. brt the report that he fsthered
he scheme 70 grab ali the streets of
Chicsso ior street. osr company, under
neslh tke covsr q sn alleged charter FOR
q railrosd "A Southern Illinois. is nore
serious matter snd one worth looking
into little.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

The opposition II french and Spsnish
uihtsrv oficsrs to tas construction q
rsHrosds scross the Pyrensss ouly
prures. Ike ih@ British opposition 70 the
chsuuei rsanei. shat fools nesehbors are
who csooot dwell IN pesce together.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
For Renf--RoODsS.

y,OR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED Rooms
L with or without board al 10 Crescent-ave. l3i
no ENT-fUKNIsHED OR UEFURNIsHED
l roorUs ct ia Winter-st. lS6
no RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
\ room in = respectable family at l75 south
Iaiayetteft I33
TOR RENT - TWO NICELY FURNIsEED
L rooms, one with aicoye- Isl North lo1ia-st.
IS3
I1OR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
+ either single or en- s:ite. Apply o Room a.,
Powers Optra House block, Pearl-st. 2-6tt
ECR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
4 rooEns. furnished or unfinished. IL blocks
from Postoffice Enquire a. IS Crescent-ave. loS
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FKONT
r room At ss Rsnsom-st. lstf
NOR RENf-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM FUR
y nished, gas single gentleman pTeie'Tsd.
Call a. "a Ransom a.. l6tf
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| all convenienceS 10 rent IN the Vinegar
b ock. corner south Division and Cherrysts AT-
ply a. The block or OF +. ID. Brock. % and %
Psarl-st 1o9ti.
TOE RENT-1HE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
IN suits Of two OF four rooms. With all modern
Improvements = On Canalet. for oihccs or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. kG-
quiTe e once, 10. = Csnsl-st, OF g. a. Berwin
estf
TO RENT 4 fARGE LIGHT ROOM FOR
liskt manufacturing. steady Iower. a. No. :
feaTl-st. Enquire Of c. b. Judd or l. L. Ihwing
T'oR RENT-FTRNfsHED Rooms. STEAM
4 hestec. snd furnished rooms ior Light house.
stering. Apply al rOOm los, New house1l
elsCk. f5i
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

There's 4 curious complication in the
town II Babylon, Long island, where
PaRr BELMONT lives. TIE Democratic
Baoylonians Ike 10 hsvs a Congressman
from their town FOR obvious reasons and
they sTs for BsLNoSTs denomination.
But they are against CLEVELAND, for whom
BzINoST IS enrolled. sud so they are
szsinst BElNoSr a. dslegsts 10 ST.
Louis. Nos teas they love BELMONT less.
bit that they hate CtEvzLASD more.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

sDally. All Others daily except Sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses 20 and from DetToit-Parlor cars run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 20 and
Tom DetToit-Direct connections made AZ Detroit
WITH al through trains east-Tickets on sale AZ
Union Ticket once, 81 Monroe-st, and at Union
depot
CHAs, II. NORRIS Gen'l Agt 95 Monroe-st,
o. ". RUGGELs. q. L. aud A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
TO
EXCHANGEi
Choice Real Estate in
Adrian, Mich.

Adrian is the Garden City OF Michigan. on the
l.. 8 q NJ :. X. r., - mile west OF Toledo Ohio.
Hss population of about II CO... and is surround
ed by the tnest farming country In the world.
VIII exchange for Grand Rapids IropeTty-three
houses and lsrge lots, livery barn and large lot
ano fne improved farm OF q acres, 35 acres of
whicn ere inside the corporation.
his property is al centrally located, in good
repair, and free from all membranes viii ex-
change part OF AL VIII assume some or pay
cash difference Il value justihes.
For luil pariicul ars cali on L. ~ LAKlNS,
Lakeside Physicians. Porter block, Grand Rapid.
Mich 5-s0-S5
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

The Grand Rapids correspondent og
fhs CbicsEo NslcS hss wisdom in
big chunks about The Democracy
o, Michigan. Ia dispatch 20
yesterday mornings paper. after the
the close Of the convention. he says:
Tbs machine slsts IL l. u. wEsToN for
national committeeman. to succeed DoS
a. pfczISeoS: Congressman FIsHxR for
Chairman q the State Contra Commit
tee. sad BrRr Tor Govsruor."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

trsln seSrer f-rss6 RsTa1s sor Anefsn a.
- g.. ar "a ffe-e sr
Tarezsa fieFess So - prtneipe p<1sts = ne
r a.sef -tses Ae1tr8 E05 osnsfz a. Un9n
TIeke o&ee.
= SxrTE. = r A.. c-e~sisnd
k~1 Der7f T5cket Axsn6
era - y gEsoT Cifg ! r. 19srz
Tsxfr1 e.Fect NaF is
tNrTR0IJ. L1EsISe & NORTHERN --ar-vswn
IL Rerstf -zQiEsw Irrifnnt - f~ssrs A.
1--WE O. sn1 cs1zFt ToI Easo1 Is@rrf
Is - ers1f xspt6s IL - 81
Sc 10 ssTfnsv rrT n -
90 11E EsN e49zss - ets
TS >fsnrp s1o ss< sspraa - zsp~n0 e-.n1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Lost


T-orNn - TArvs PT RsT CcNTATETys
I Hroefy e1t vsi1af es The r~1eT eSn affs =
- cass ~ ~ re a. Ssr-et lfcTel s1 = tsree
aieassiyiuz a and ss7faz f5f t1is s<tFerctsez,srt
- tcBeer
rrnE D-THAT TnF rF4rzH STEt& II =
Il ho1-e ~ q Csnzi-st-. rsT0s crt ~ 1ess
eo7k e elrsnz1e eyefre azss rsFalr-nS - a ~
80 ernus eletefrr. - fhe-s sa4 senvssa.
ggsTSelx -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

TIE 1szs~r ef ftzss a. say 81 <fx~zts<e<n<nt
ess - foossd ~ otslafEx tks pe8 oer q
us1ds ~ s~s~s. Asy RsFtsf = bas eesEs<d
essEs fzlf bzs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
For Renf-- Bussne<s PIaces.
Rooms

RNITERE sT0RED. PACKED AVD
Il moved Exper Fsckers sent oa shhrr nof ee
s. Raieiif a Heft III .outa ffvesou- -. se.e-
rhcne NJ. sik Js1'y 2. -
VERNEITkE FtcKED RF FXPFRlENrED
L wcrkzsn ard gored cheap ~ Mr. g. p
wake. sscoud ssn6 alrnitsre dealer y sagfh
nsvssicn-sL Ie4sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
For Renf--Hoatses.

TOR RENT-H0UsEs. FURSfsffFD OR rS-
furnished rooDs Money 70 loan end real
e>tate handic,L Grand Union, Tower block
La
TO RFNT - NJ RESIDENCE. 81 SOUTH
| Irfavette-st 70 family without snail Chil
fron. NfsNt rent usrt'y FINISHED 70 rishf
raity INQUIRE Al the house from ts y =. 70.
Il Il Srfr 1f-fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
THE INSPECTOR VAS TOO MUCH FOR THEM.

NE POLLS AN ATTEMPT OF NEw-YoRk THIEVES III
RESCUE A coMpANIox FROM THE BANGOR JAIL
Inspector Byrnes said yesterday that he had heaaeo
off an attempt to rescue James Kelly, New-fork
professional thief from the Jail in Bangor, Me.
Kelly was the burglar who helped Clarence Whitney
10 rob Peter Bennett, old miser of Newport, Me-
nm the night Of December 4. 1887 Both thieves
have confessed their guilt and have implicated Dr
Weed, a Newport physician, as their partner IN inc
crime II is said that Dr. Weed kept S29ooo OF
the $50, 900 stolen from Bennett and the burglars
were made angry by the unequal division OF the oooy
Kelly pretended TO be respectable. and attempted 70
get of with light sentence, but Inspector byrhes
sent 10 the Bangor authorities a full account OF
Kelly's former crimes. Since then some Of kely's
fellow rogues in this city have been at WORK on a
plan TO help him TO escape from the Bangor JAIL
Frederick Lawther, alias LaWlor, went to Bangor
and got permission TO talk with Kelly He carried
away an impression in wax of the key To helV's
cell door and two keys to 81 the lock were made
Thomas Matthews procured some fine saws, which
were t. he used by Kelly in getting through window
Of the Jail.
The arrangements completed In this city,
but on Friday night Lawther and Matthews were
arrested by acknowledgements Lyman and NC
Manus on suspicion of being concerned in a'roooeiy
When the two r0eues were searched at Police Head
quarters the false keys ard saws were found on
them Lawther made a confession TO Inspector
Byrnes on Sunday and Sheriff Brown, of Bangor, was
warned of the plot to rescue Kelly. Lawther mas
been IN prison several times and Matthews has been
q professional thief for twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
LINENS

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Will sell to-day and during this
week several thousand dozens of
Table Napkins, in SIS and Sd
5-S-9Oc., 81, $1.25, $3.50, $1.75,
So and upwards.
3-4-$1.35, $1.5O, $1.75, So,
$3.50, So and upwards.
Table cloths, slightly sOiled, and
short lengths of Table Damasks,
at an average reduction of one
third from prevailing retail
prices.
JAMES McCREERY & co. ,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
TO PRESENT MEDALS 70 WAR VETERANS

A meeting Of the ex-onfcers and veteran members OF
che sth Regiment held last night at their sTnory
In organize an association Of members who were IN the
regiment prior 20 during the war II was Intended
10 commemorate the anniversary OF the regiments de-
parture for the war on April o. 1901. yesterday. by
presenting the veterans with medals Colonel George
d. Scott who presided stated that he had sent out
proposal forms for membership IN the association TO
over six hundred veterans but not half Of them mad
replied It was defer the presentation of tho
medals until time during the month OF May Due
notice will be given Of the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
SHoULDLADIEs TAKE UP oHURsH COLLECTIONS


IT seems TO ne that the idea ladies' passing the
lbuton plate In our churches Is an excellent one In
some the Western States was done that way wears
AGO and some churches out there keep up the pactee
Tere Is nothing out Of the way about H. II ladies' ore.
side and sing IN fholrs why not bsvo them
rass the plate also There y harm as far as can
e aid regular lady attendant Of our Churches % me
last Sunday evening. And there good reasons why
the ladies' would make frst-cass collectors Men would
re more apt drop IN the plato ten cents or ouarer
instead OF Nickel oIuy iof tppesr1nce sake and
m extra contribution beauty OF course .he pretest
ladies' the congregation must be selected the work
Then again. ladies' would all give something for thev
Know two eyes would watching them and for sha me
sake and for they would hear OF It II they never put
ANYTHING IN plate very probable every one
of them would give OF their pin money tell you
IN all candor lady collectors In our churches with the
flbution plates would raise nearly twice as much as
men collectors who nonchasnty the plate sd are
Indifferent whether you give anything o. not. Such
innovation would not be irreiigous We have lady
solicitors at our church fairs and why not lady con;Ybu
ton collectors IN churchesf Let one church AXE up
the Idea experiment and others win speedily follow
Lady contribution collectors would sDeedy raise enough
70 pay On church debtA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Examination Of Madame Diss Debar, Tombs Police
Court p m -, -. -
BOARD OF Electrical Control, Mayors ONCE, noon
Iyd1y will case before Surrogate Rollins.
Neetinr OF commission merchants and manufacturers
No e6 white-st IL .. m
BOARD Of Aldermen. City Hall, noon
Moetag Of stockholders OF Rapid Transit Railway
Company. - 49,.
Nineteenth Century Club, Assembly Rooms hae'fc
polltan opera House, j. IN.
Election Of trustees Of Now-York Society Library,
80 a. Nh
Water Front Protection Association. Lawson's Hail.
3 p nj ~ ,oz xy...
West Side Republican Club reception NO. 100 "es'
Seventy -1rst-st., p. m 49,.
Real Estate Rapid Transit Committee, Real Estate
Exchange, p. m r -
Annual election OF Maritime Exchange
Union Republican Club OF KILN Assembly Dstf1cs
No. 269 EIgath-ave., p M - ....
Richmond County Democratic Club. stspieton' staten
Island, p. m -, -, ,,..,. T.
Lecture Captain Charles E. Clay, Young Mens LII
sttuts p. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
Reform REACHES WEST VIRGINIA.

Prom Tho BaItImOfo AIlBTUdIL
Postmasters In West Virginia have received the fol
lowing circular ooo
United States Senate, Washington D. c., 1888.
Dear Sir: InclOsed send few blank sheets, on
which will be obliged II you will kindly make list
as far as convenient OF the and politics OF the
patrons of your Office and forward 70 me- Yours truly
JOHN z. KENNA.
Senator Keuna IS chairman Of the National Demo
cratic Congressional Committee, tho object OF whose
creation 10 further the reelection Of President Cleve
land the model Civil Service reformer OF the century
IN IS scarcely probable that tho circular would have
boon issued without the knowledge and art approval
OF the Postmaster General. nor Is any moro probable
from that OFFICIALS political antecedents, that he could
discover the slightest improperly in making such q
rcaueSt or rather demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
4 GROWING REPUBLICAN, oRoAx1zAr1sx

The XVIII Assembly District Republican Club held
its regular monthly meeting GefmsEs Hall. Fif,ieth-
snd Nnthsye., last night President James Smiley In
the chair This club has been admitted ~ membership
the Republican League Of The STATE and has shown q
good dez, Of sctivity since rs organization.
Nearly ali Of the four hundred and City members we're
present. and after the enrolment Of dozen
mruber able address the tsrn question and home
industries made By Colonel John A. Grow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
4 pOLJTyOlL CLUES EyTERTd INVENT

The Young Mems Republican Club OF the XVIII and
xIXth Assembly Districts varied the usual routine OF
their weekly meeting last night with entertainment OF
vocal and instrumental music and Rotations j. H. For
man and G. A. George played the banjo John NJ Kiernan
sang and Michael Gerschel Charles Boyd, Albert Ges
surum John Clayton, NJ L. circuit and John w. Diehl
took part the programme Resolutions the death Of
Roscoe Conkng passed and brief address on his life
was made by Edwin H. Moore the president Of the club
Next Monday night General James r. oBeIne will speak
before the club following week John f. Plunmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
uoyoRJye DIR. I6Ngws MEMoRK

The Medical Society Of the County OF New-York met
last evening at the of the NewYork Academy OF
Medicine No. 10 West Thirty hrst-st The president
Dr. Lawrence johnson, occupied the chair, and c. H.
Avery acted secretary The president announced the
death since the last meeting Of Drs b. f. Dawson and
c. r. Agnew. Several members made remarks ON Dr.
Agnews life and services to the profession and resolutions
in regard TO his death were passed Dr. William G..
Jar, read paper on The Indications for the Surgical
Treatment Of the Detected Nasal sepum" with an anay
sis OF one hundred cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
TOO FAITHFUL 10 Duty

Washington Gossip In The kennebec Journal.
No one is allowed the floor Of the House or OF the
Senate except members and cxmembers Cabinet orcer.
aud a few others. This rule Is now enforced much
strictly It used 20 te when the hall and senate
chamber were less crowded. few days az a san.tor
who has been recently elected attempted 4. 90 onto the
noor Of the House He hsd almost entered when TWO
doorkeepers not recognizing him. spfsng upon him and
Ia no very pleasant SAID, You can't 20 M th.e
sir step right outside ~ Tho Senator was Itte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
JERSEY CITY.

DR.. Paul, welknown physician, who became In
sane few weeks ago. has been sent to the asylum at
Morris Plains.
The new Board Of Police Commissioners organized
yesterday by the election Of James N Davis as pres
dent.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday ssiled to or
ganiza President Kern nominated for reelection
and Commissioner Cannon, q new member was also
named. The vote stood three each and the Board ad
journed until next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

surprised and inquired in dazed sort Of way, why
what's tho matter 10 which they replied, Nothing Is
the matter, only you can't go IN there. Step outside
please" Just at this iuncture employe OF the
House. who witnessed the scene, rushed up pale and
trembling and whispered to the doorkeeper, A1reat
heavens that's Senatorl" think the Senator en-
joyed It. red persprng faces OF the guardians OF
the precincts OF the House Indicated very plainly
that the enjoyment Was all one side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
4 NEW RgpUgLIoAy CLUB ORGANIZES

The IXth Assembly District Republican Club. which
is composed Of members Of the Empire and Lincoln
clubs formed permanent organization az the old club
house OF the Lincoln Club, No. Abingdon Square last
night adopted bylaws and constitution, and elected
these officers for q term OF year from January
President James Snodgsssi nrst viceDresiden Henry
H. wilson second vice PRECEDENT Clarence A. Sears;
responding secretary, David II. Hunter financial
taIy. John Ackerson; treasurer. Frank b. Miller
resolution adopted regretung the death OF Roscoe
rIfpO