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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28

YoRK, Pa, Feb. 2s-Speaker Carlisle, of
the national house of representatives, has ad-
dressed the following letter to ex-Lieutenant
Governor Black, of this city:
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. 1889.
Hon. Chauncey F. Black, York, Pa:
DEAR SIR-Your plan for the formation of
Democratic societies throughout the country
meets my hearty approval, and hope our friends
everywhere will adopt it and proceed at once to
form their local organizations. ! am satisfied
that effective cooperation in the dissemination Of
Democratic principles can be more certainly and
speedily scared in this way than in any other
that has been suggested, aud it will afford me
pleasure to render you all the assistance in my
power in the prosecution Of your work.
Yours truly, J. G. CARLISLE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
orr roR wAsHINGToN.
Vice President-eIect Morton Leaves New
York I'm n Snow Storm.

Vice President-eIect Morton Leaves New
York I'm Snow Storm.
NEW York, Feb 2S-vice President-elect
Levi p. Morton and family left their residence
at s. Fifth avenue at o'clock in the morning
en- route for Washington. The party was
driven to the Desbrosses street ferry in two
coaches. In the first was Vice President Nor
ton, Mrs Morton and two of their daughters.
The other carriage was occupied by three
more daughters of Mr. Morton and friend
a Miss Hoyt
Dir. Morton was atiired IN his usual suit of
broadcloth over which he wore heavy coat.
The ladies all wore gossamer cloaks to pro-
tect them from the snow, which was then fall
ing heavily.
On the arrival Of the party at Jersey City
the private car OF 8fr. Frank Thomson, the
vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad.
was awaiting them attached To the rear
of the first section Of the Washington
limited A number of friends had assembled
at the depot awaiting to see the party or
The following persons accompanied the vice
president and occupied seats in the private
car: Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E. Davenport, Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Whitney, John H. Hall, Of the
Union League club, and his son j. s. Hail.
The train pulled out from the depot az
1915, promptly on time. just before the sig
nal to start was given Mr. Morton stepped
out on the rear platform Of the car and shook
hands with the reporters and those of his
friends who remained.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
APoLIs MD. THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 2s. 1889.

10 whether they be innocent or gaisgy, or the
evidence real or forged
One report says Pigott IS in Paris. Scot
land Yard detectives are also there. and if
tlse report of the faSitivc's presence be true
he will not BE- n large many hours
However, a private dispatch from Paris ex-
presses incFedniiy Of the story. IT Pigott is
there he Is unicr another name, which would
indeed be natural and has carefully avoided
the hotels and the II ults which nc has visited
on other occasions It is believed the fellow
is too cute 10 remain long at the French capi-
tai, but he might have mailed letter in pass
ing through.
The Paris police want the man for them
selves. He is charged with defrauding deal
ers there by means of obscene pictures and
books.
Webster denies Russelrs emphatic charge
Of conspiracy agains. Parnen, or, rather, says
If there was one The Times knew nothing
about it and had nothing to do with it; but
Russell. repeats the charge and insists on put
ting Houston into the witness box again, TO
find out who started him on the hunt after
the letters
Tie court has been adjourned until Friday
to give both sides time 10 talk matters over.
Before adjournment Mr. Parnell, at Judge
Hannen's suggestion TO Mr. Russell, was
called TO the box for moment His appear
ance created marked sensation and everu
eye ard ear was bent towards him while he
quietly and firmly denied all knowledge of
the letter of May Is.
He denounced all the letters as forgeIiss,
those with Eagan's name attached equally
with those bearing what puTported TO be his
own signature.
An event almost unprecedented was the
delay of the second edition of The Times for
over AN hour. This was in order that all ths
advertisements of the pamphlet "Parneilism
end Crime might be removed from its col
umns, and it was said that the action was
brought about by means of an injunction.
Justice Smiths expression of surprise yes
terday that Pigott should have been expected
TO appear again i'll the witness box after his
confession on Saturday accurately conveys
the general impression in the puOlic mind,
amounting to direct suspicion that Pigott
could not have escaped without the conniv-
ance of some one who ought to have taken
measures to prevent his departure and who IS
benefited by his disappearance. Sir Charles
Russelrs vigorous response was one of the
minor sensations of the day.
1t is reported that a number OF the mem
bers of the Reform cub have submitted a
memorial TO the committee of the club, com
manding that they request Mr.. Macdonald,
Mr.. Buckle and Mr.. Wilson, a leader writer,
to withdraw from the club Wilson some
time ago refused TO shake hands with the edi-
tor of The Daily News ON account of the lat
ter's connection with the Liberals after the
Hartingtonians had left them
DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-The Pigott affair has
created the greatest excitement that Dublin
has witnessed since the arrest of Mr. Parnel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
4 Bad Chicago onlciaI.

CH1cXGo, Feb. 2s.-Jacob E. 6oodman,
until last Saturday evening cashier of the
Cook county treas urer's Office, is missing, and
his accounts show a shortage of 81, 800 This
defalcation was discovered Monday forenoon,
when, owing to Goodman's failure to appear
as usual, suspicion was aroused and an exam
ination instituted Mr Goodman has been
in the city ireasurers Office in various posi-
tions for ten years, and had good record.
His bondsmea viii make good the deficiency.
1t is believed that speculation was the cause
of Mr. Goodnlan's downfall
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28

WASHINGTON, Feb. p. The official order Of
the inaugural parade has been issued by Gen.
Hastings. AT the head of the procession will
be the presidential carriages, and the first
division VII lie formed OF United States
troops and seamen and the District militia.
In the second division viii be the National
Guard of Pennsylvania. The third division.
commanded by Governor Foraker, wiz in
clude militia from the various states. Tie
fourth division, commanded BY Gen. Warner.
viii be Grand Army of the Republic men,
and the fifth division, commanded by Col II.
II. Parker, viii be civic organizations Il il
expected 40 900 men win be In line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28

E0R SALE "A Second Hand High-Arm
Domestic SEWING MACHINE. Will
hr sold cheap if sold at once. Apply TO G.
NJ ,rtin. 20 Marx Il Space, Annapolis, Md.
Z 26
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28

II OST-At the N. A. Gymnasium at Ca
i diets hop ON Saturday night, Feb %. u
white saten FAN. embroidered, livery handle
Please return TO officer in charge s n A
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28

IoR RENT.-No. | Murphy's Block cor
4 ner house-Eastport. Win he rentec
cheap 10 good tenant. Apply to 9. X. Mar.
( "a. % Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
! cable. Road for Broadwax. New York.

=
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2S.-Peter A B.
Wiaener, the horse anf cable railroad mag
mate Of this city, says: sour company viii
begin work, probably within ninety days, on
. cabls. .zsfiroad in broadway, New York,
which when completed VIII be capable OF
carrying 100000 passengers each day. II
win be the finest road Of the kind in the
world
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
{ BoEssEL,
8sa' VaAa!Ea nd l.Vl.r,
A.'a Street, Annapolis. ma.

u q sss : o.aOstaatly 10 stock a large and
SS.lses ws,A'laent Of Fiue Gold and
wes, lessS.ns uss, Clocks. Silverplated
Fssaes s,sy, Gold, Silver and Steel Steel.
eaAsses, = ke'aeaea, Faacy Articles. Eve.
aAay. P,,,,a.l, s,s Of the best era les and
y. dag Il Ts,ss Va. attention paid to the
Gun. 4 ,s..a, Y s.cnss, Clocks, Jewelry
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert In this column advertis
menfs of Wants, For Rent. For Sale, Lost,
FOUND, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONf
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

= 8. M. ken general c2nGger OF
the C. s y. Il. las TetaTne1 10 De
tIct.
W A C2rpengeF tr4n6e manager OF
the C. 4 ~. 81 and tae ~. /. 4 :. raj
go41s. VAS ln tae city Yesterday and
HeaI % A-skesua lzsl ulgaf
Tas & 4 IS. Il party Walcb sussklng
tls gEel MiuaTF survey tGom Ir2Rer-e
CTS q Ol4rleEolx. Is noN nesf tne
eu-SE u Antrim ceaaly, eAsl ot IoEch
lake.
Tie Chicago & West Michigan Rail
way Company Las adopted tie inter-
lols - sl4l system Al tAe Flint &
Pen. Marquette crossing Al Baldwin
Tile uea crossing has been approved by
t4e elAte ra--Io21 comm ssiones.
Tie Michigan "a lr0Ads have refused
10 gTalJ re4 -cod r2ls 90 tns visitors %
thl convention OF the state Board 0f
Corrections and Charlt-es. % liz nela ia
Der0.. on December and 10.
Tie O. K. & /. railroad company has
put .l s.x crossings OyeI lhe new eleC-
trlc railway ln MUskegOn. Inc over
head or Ialley Wlre for the road ls
being put ia place au1 L VII soon be
ready tOI operation.
The Deu0t, Lansing & Northern
railway sIaton al WILLIAMSON, lngham
county was huFglarzed Monday night.
Z he Office safe was blOWn open and
about s8I ln cash was taken. besides q
quantity of railroad tickets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
ELECTRIC FLASHES

New Yorks Weslas Far fsna Las
Feaclsd -. l5s. ST.
Elsa IA sac Gulf Il MeHi1o are eylAs
D. thousands of - ankn0~u alsesss-
The Pzoauet q ths Calumet ana EsclA
mics fsE NoFe4 3sr ~2s sz1,e ,el2 tozs
Mrs Arll1e J Pease. a leading mem
Der e rhs ". C. g. C.. died sunday u
her bcms 81 ADRIAN. Mlch aged -
Tas meeting % tbs baseball brother
hoo Cleveland ass been postponed
fzom tAs letA II December 1nsu tie
isth.
s. a Goddard. formerly Grand Chan
cellor of rhe KnlgaJs 0f Pythlas % Ne
yaea died a. santa Ee y ~ Monday
UC.llhg
lire a. Clayton. VIZ, sunday night
DESTROYED 8. .0eo 90 feet of lumber IN The
Hambird Lumber CoupAnys ysrds
Loss. SIS. e0o-
samuel Wilkersons secretary Of tie
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
died a. Nou YORK Monday night u
Le4r.-tallure.
Magner 4 Olson, dealers IN clothing
a. G4lesblrg, III, made an assignment
Monday. TheiF liabilities are placed al
els. COO, with about s., coo assets
Mrs. James Lytas. living near Kansas
City, died trom lack OF medical atten-
tion while relying upon cure by faith
Her sister Is also very III. utreiases 70
call physician.
The sheriff has taken possession Of the
New York Office OF Lewis r. Cox & Co,
manufacturers OF knit goods, at Phila-
deiphia. Il IS said that the liabilities
are about $500 0O0
The work OF renOvating the Excelsior
furnace AZ lshpeming. Mich, was begun
Monday The furnace has been out OF
blast for eight years, butrecentig passed
into the hands of new owners.
The au-American congress has adopt
ed an article restric ing admission 20 It's
sessions 20 the president, the delegates
and their secretaries, the secretaries OF
their conference and the stenographers,
John Chapman, an old soldier OF
WIlliamspOrt, Pa, who took 10 drink
ing heavily on receipt Of news that he
was 10 receive = pension Of 81, 800, died
Saturday night in the cell Of police
station.
While driving across the Vandalla
track near Macksville, Ind, farmer
named Price was run down by the fast
mail and fatally hurt His companion,
James Godsay, OF Terre Haute, was
badly injured.
Representatives from baseball clubs
/ OF Allentown, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Al
/ toona, Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Easton
and Wilmington, Del, met at Harris
burg, Pa, and organized the Interstate
| League.
The old Rogers wagon factory al
/ Quincy, Ill. recently leased for floor
storehouse by Taylor Bros, collapsed
Monday. The company had $500 bar
rels of flour in the building and sustsin'
loss Of 50, 900. The owner of the build
ing loses 81, 900. The weight OF tbs -four
caused the collapse.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
Education in I.diana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 9.-The an
nual report Of the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction has been submitted
70 the Governor. During the year 49,
253 teachers were employed in the
schools, 124 Of whom we~e colored.
There ere 9,92s school-houses. The
white males in school nur bered SS5,
s22; colored males, Q, s95; white fem ales,
3Gi. 527; colored females, 1858. The
total enumeration of children of school
age was no, SIS. The report shows that
the average number of pupils in at
tendance upon the schools was but $780,
752, less than l:alf the e.numeration-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
Failed to Get Away with the JeweIry.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3.-Two men giving
the names Of Joe Phillips and Jacob
Stein. and claiming to be travelling for
Stern 81 Stern, the jewellers who re-
Gently failed in New York, were found
at the Palace Hotel loading up $50, 600
worth of jewelry to remove it 70 Coving-
ton. Deputy-Sherif Germany, armed
with a writ of attachment for $1,000
from Totten 81 Totten, of Boston, took
charge of the entire lot, and is holding it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
End of a Long Ride.

CHICAGO, Dec 3-Tom Roe, the BIZ
cyclist. completed his overland trip on
his wheel from San Francisco 70 Chicago
Monday afternoon, arriving here at thir-
teen minutes 20 o'clock, and beating
Tom stevens record by twenty-four
hours and thirteen minutes The cy-
clometer attached 20 his wheel regis
tered 2.7774 miles. This is 653 miles
further than Stevens ride in seventy.
three daTs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
The Civil-service Commission.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The annual re-
port of the Civil-SerTice Commission de-
clares that all examinations for posi-
tiOns have been conducted with strict
impartiality and that every effort has
been made to prevent violations and
evasions Of the law. The present force
in the employ of the commission num-
Der fourteen, and an increase of eight is
asked for The estimate OF expendi-
lures for the coming year is SIS, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 3.-The public
debt statement FROM the Treasury De-
the debt amounting 70 3. s69,672. The
net cash or surplus in the Treasury Mon
dav was SO 2fq 1s7. or about g. 900. 900
less tban a month ago. National bank
dcposi saries hold s4.9T2, eos Of Govern
rrart finds
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3-The Nellor z
drugs and chemicals. ASST rned Monday
The company was organized in 1855 with
a capital Of s3oo. 00o Al officer Of the
company estimates that th liabilities
W. reach s200 100
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

AM susserib~r 70 THE TELEGRAn.
HERALD Nb0 fails - receive the pap a
regularly oE Whs may have reason %
soaaplAia of late delivorJs vii confer a
special favor ~ Informing this once Of
ths fact a. once. ssnd postal card sr cal
sp tslsphons 55I.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

WANTED-A lady IN each city, town and
" township TO procure subscribers for tbs
Home Magazine conducted by MrS. John a.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. address The BrOdlN Publish
ing Company. Washington. u. e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
Catarrh

Is constitutional and not a local disease
ald therefore u cannot Dc cured by local ap-
llca.IoLs. 10 requires "a couet u iOual me
as ike Hoods >arsaparlila, which, working
through lhe blood. eradirtfrs tie impur ~
which causes aud promotes The disease, and
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

Tar n~i-Ts-r-cf nothing &. s not
m.sleaorg. I.salleged picture of Car
ence J. I1ot VIII d. mere e. hinder
ideutdcsuon than the mu6auon Of
t.s rera-ra n-,n-L
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

pAurITFF8 BOLT. general shelrernar..
- efI ~lrfh u s.ru Ell. stores Eir1s ~
~-s-ehanE 81 ~ IeE rates rfek'ne ant
rara a- promptly sfteade1 81 ~ teiephorI 81
So. Ht- fsa -
tNfnFE S~sfrre fH~r .fu-r moved ard
d stored. 49, rsee W abfrs. lnsBeeufsrts ~
O. rzaf- u #a..ers II -rlft N'rs5r .st
? specially Is made - rsltlnz tables ar5
eha RE- far e--rrrs. r-rerts err
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
FOR HOUSES.

FOR RENT-0ne house on Union-sf.. be
A. tween Cherry-st. and Wealthy-svenuc.. one
house on harlsn-st-. near Aaot 7on-aFe- auo
South Diyslon-st. ca. also houses and los
for sale Ou easy terms. y. N. N0rthr0p. orer
National City Bank. ts
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

TO LET-TwO stores l4X4O Nos l66 and los
L StOckingst near Fourth-st will rent for
S. each per month. 10 desirable tenant TIL
April /; thereafter at S. desirable and very
cheap; good place for one starting In business.
ii East Bridge-st SamI l. Fuller. 5l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

srru All Y cs-- ------sts-.- - -
.s,-s, -. - ss.s.& ~ kas- o. s.-s1or 3 <
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

EOR SALE-fof 80 r.. ottawa Beach. this
i frf fs che af the first So ectI01- u is l0-
csfe1 anfva short distance from tne h0fei and
hasa fne veW - lake NIchlgau. Address
Jas II HssSius or IS. b. Bgve.snd. srsla
kapias. Alch. idlsal
4 GREAT BARGAIN-24o-acra farm frame
y house. good orchard - acres improves
mI - fr0m Baldwin. for SAFE cheap. inquire
Ts--aFt. Hrlrrtr aaasor- FL
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
SITUATIONS wASTBD-gBKALE.

NVANTED-By a lady OF several years eX
~ perience. dress making 10 80 her b. me
2jl Center-st. Cuts bv the latest system Out
Charges very reasonable. @5a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
A New Pension Agency!

Yielding 10 the importunities Of
his numerous city clients, Chap
lain Gibson has rented from Col
onel Wells the room formerly oc-
cupied 10y the late II. 7. Yale,
corner Pearl and Ottawa-sts., and
viii establish his central pension
Office there. Himself or SOD will
be IN constant attendance. Tie
Chaplain secured fifteen pensions
during month Of October.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
SITUATIONS WkKTEn-NALR.

NANTED-A situation as clerk or copyist b.
W ady. Address L. /. box. !. Telegram
Herald. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

no Y0T- KN0W THAT aCYCEoPEDTs would
D. make a sensible Chrfstnss
prs.a-t9 THE NEw PEOPLE-S is - best
and Cteapest WY Cyciopsfis FRI thp rlsrsst
eel chauhers for So Ihe Condensed Amer
i-an and Ze.rs fo- si1 For rpsrilea 'ars address
- 81 SMITH. care The IrwaEa city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


FElP WANTED kALs.
ANIEL-Illee yo4as meu gi ialr inlelA-
ao-tx satals g. seq NceA 1"
C freM Tl le 81 a u-. ~ fooin ;, tAeE
b.osS o.u.A Dlsss-oa-sL ~
NXANTED-Three young men g work ie
" eiafe mu>f come wei rcCOnnl 4r0 auc
have eash s@lsfE peE noAth. a. 81
81 address Is IL r. NLcex, ~ AID ls neriL
lAEe b4ldinE, GRAND Rapids 50
NVANUD-Two men a. specis agents g
NorA I'D state once ~efhf hlASi AAtc
e' H cae sa.a 80 ucf taHatH. Aa| q rt
4odfce, 10 Z a. Nucca. L and 4, hernlt.sr
h-.--ns q and Rapids -
SALESMAN WANTED az once local or tras-
eAAs ~ lay steady 'ft sio.h "ai-
e>prriencs unnecessary JAS r. Nataesf
aafs-rymaa- Rochester. \ D. es
ssh SALARY. s4s expenses Ia Advance
w slioNe ed each month. II Ady employ
e.. az home of travelling NO sol'cit.lE
h4.cs trl ferius auo making CO. e. h9Hs. No
lo.t4. cards address Win stamp Mater a
Co., Pl4a-. OiI'. 49,
NANTFD-saIesmen az once; q lew good
" mru Go Sell ouf goods bl sample G. thf
pholesalr aud retail uale. he are the iSrS
est manufacturers IA our llne ln Tie word
Liberal SALARY pll-f lrrmancAl position +
money advanced Tor wages advertising. eic,
For fl.l ferns address CeHttU a. Adnulaciur
Ing Co.. CAicaao. Ill. of tlncln-st. q. $40
lArANIEB-ReIah local and traveiius
" >tltoMel positions permanent, special
Inducements nov fast selling spcclaltlrsi
duli dr.as salary from siaIL bl0Wa Bros
Alrsriymel, Chicago, lu. JaA u
WAAIED-Salesmen CLERKS. hook-keepeTs
" bartrndcrS. teumsters. shlpplAg CLERKS
farm hands. offce help au1 an othtrs ui 90.
empioynraf 10 call and Investigate our fa.
trey nrW and thoroughly .ahle system ef
procuring Situations. te-nl-railke Employ
ment Company, 1875 MoHIes>st.. rooms 81 a-.d
- Porter block. Pnoae loI.
INFANTED-M MAN-To ta.e the agency OF cur
W safes size 2-Nl.Ns. ilcltes- weight 1t
lbs retail price s.; other sizes in proportion.
A rare culucr 20 create permanent BUSINESS
al home These sales meet a demand Dtfct
before supplied by other sale companies, - sc
are not governed ~ :he sale Pool 4 plhf
safe Co.. Cincinnati. -. wt.-eai
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

4 COTTAGE offYe rooms house of6 rooms.
u one of four rooms and one gi three rooms
~ in good location and WITH eve minutes
walk of sweets Hotel. Inquire ct p. " Bar
nsrd. - Allen-st-. corner NJ Vernon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
HELP WANTED-FENALE.

WISH 20 emE ioy "a few ladies on salary {,
take Of MY business al Their homes. Light
very fascinating and hea iAiul. u ages c4l
per week. References gINea. GOOD lay iol
part time. AddIes, 81 IA stamp. Mrs. Marion
Walker. Louisville hy. So
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

Tar D,rect Tax cUl IS renewing the
attention. &c Deuoc~at already. Con-
gresham Oates. of Alabama, las had a
conference wish leading Democrats
already, who agree Cd ssrd bv hsm
IN resisting tie 6i, which WIZ be
pressed hv Republicans AZ cnce
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms; also one de-
sirabie unfinished room In the Vinegar
Block. South DlyisiOn-st. U3
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
Sealed Proposals.

orce Board of Public WORKS
GRtTn Rtr.s-. .h.. December . lsss.
rfsfnf rrl.fs. 10 -eer. rer 1f fhF once
O. fh. B1arf unff F.. rdav Iarnarv is9 30
-. =. a. for frr-r q tiuter e. %. ia
fhf fa" .t.r hr.t e. accord "a Q. fff pisns
I'D spe fcaUans Oh f'e at fhf once ni Ihf
Board Ine Board reserves thf rgli tt 70
Ifrf any ~ aI hInE
rrnp0ess wHsf he mare upph h'ahts
fhaf ~ = be flrr shed upon app.I caLi"H 81 tas
af' 70 ~ tbf Board. .,- -....
Gec7 FIo - btlr'7' fi's' oeht-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04
FOR RBET-ROOMs.

EOR RENT-Two suits OF furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. furnace heated
bathroom, etc. Inquire al ~ iartleti-st.,
opposite South DlvislOu-stTeet school. 53s
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

Ber Hrr C~ars are for sale ty F e
derng. Try taem.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

E0R RENT-Large. elegantly furni;hed rooms
facing CreScentave. and Can3l-st-, with
gas. newly furnished and reAtted. kverytninS
strictly nTstclasS. Entrance, CrescenLakc.t 3
also y Canal-st. Enquire AZ Room y. .2.N
TOR RENT-Furnisbed rooms. steam heat
and furnished rooms FOR light houscktr
ing. Apply al Room lg3. New HOuseinau hioc.
Elevator from a N 10 IL IN Dec. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallles Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-04

TOR RFNT-A tenement - six rooms in the
Pa atine block, corner Court ard Alien
SIS. one of lvf rooms. ZIP " ESD a.f1o-,t..
hard and s0ff water and good ~ ar. fHe ~
three rooms corner n Winter alf ar-sts.
also store % good location tor grocery basl-
ness Inquire sf B. ". barnard. - A.len-st.
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