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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
AHUSANENTS

a Noble Outcast' p drew large audi
enee Al R9dmond's The2teF l2st even
mg. Tie pay : clean and nicely com
o.nes pAlhos and comedy, aGd i moved
through four aots by plot which Is as
nlt re tag a. j good novel. Mr. cas-.
Mels PLAYS = rather eccentric chSFac-
Ter ana fulfilled the lde2 Of = manly
Ougeast perfectly. H. comedy : Unre-
strained and easy. lie las some very
good lines. many or the eloquent j..
sentimental sOrg, winch were hailed
with sincere applause. Mss A0lhe
Jeffrles aAs rather fascinating as
Trance Lee. Sue has 81 excellent ap-
peAranee. and her pes0nlficatlOu Mas
especially marked Tor earnestness
Manager salteF, 80 well liked by the
patrons of KedmOnd's, Tor hls accom-
mOdating splrlt and Oblgng manners,
vii have \ benefit al this theater July
;. Full particulars OF program viii be
gwen IA due time. Mr.. SAlters' numeT-
Gus friends should compel him 10 host
the standing room lgn on. that night
Lawrence Grant got good deal out
OF conventional, Well-dressed villain
and 1. :. james was a Iervent ana
manly young lover. The play was
most fayorably received and Wlll un-
doubtediy attract excellent attendance
throughout the week. Matinee today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
SPRING
=NNA=
COMPANY


The season has been backward, but
Ne are dong a rushing business. No
duliness Al our Immense establishment
Up 80 date Mt have ecllpsea the trade
Ol Last year bN many thousands OF dol
lars Crowds wlnd then way through
our Mammoth Dry Goods Emporium
the largest IA N eStcm Michigan), with
$500 GOO worth NJ Dry Goods tastefUlls
exposed from which 10 make ready and
satisfactory purchase Crowds al the
SIX counter, crowds al ths BLACK Goods
counter. crowds al The Notion counter,
crowds al tbe Domestic counter,
crowds al the Dress Goods counter,
crowds al every counter throughout the
house tells us ln 10 uncertain language
that our low prices on hrst-claSs goods
are appreciated.
Ia the early season We made you
glitter ng Prices on nearly 500 imported
combination Dress Patterns, from sl0.50
Ia $50 each. ouf great matches Te-
ducilon hgmes ranged from 5000 30
500. They rapidly disappeared. We
felt fiattered that our unuung efforts
10 please were 80 highly appreciated,
even though we MADE uo proflt Ne
bought more, q large lot at great
sacrifice sale, they too are gone with
the exception OF - by actual count.
our prices are sull the low prices which
startled our competitors few weeks
ago, 500 10 $3.50, and every one a
genuine bargain, or don't YOU puT-
chase.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
AFTER WATER FIRE
Flames Seize the Houses Left BY
Ths JchnstoWa Flood
Al ADDITIONAL LOSS OF s35,0eO
Ihs Remainder of ths Town s4ssd oals
~ Fsssr-sIs Wla4-Ehe FiRs
started sF Tires small Boys
IA FtIs sk habblsn-

JoHSsTOWs, Pa, June 24-It Was
oaiy due J1 tie direction ct the Nlud
tlat the remains u Johnst0wn we're
not entirely wiped ouL - hre tbs
afternoon. Tie olsze began AZ O'Clock
NTH the trst ward school house, which
stood on the bank OF stonsy creek
That building stood Oh the upper SIDE
0f the dismal waste which the torrent
or water swept clear across the town.
Close by the sch00l building, al jun
bled up together, Nere about thirty
buildings, some of them IA good
state Of preservation and inhabited
Next "a these houses vas 4 street, tie
ou.y one not yet cleared or debris, and
On the opposite side was wide
stretch of ground tightly packed
th frame buildings in ali manner 0t
ways SILL further above were some
Cr the best preserved buildings n the
Clty. Had the wind carried the fame
ia the opposite direction nre would
have DESTROYED what the Hood had LETT.
As 90 was, the nre caused q ycrltable
panic m the immediate nelghhOrhOOd
as 20 eugeiODed one house after another
1n rapid succession. one OF the aban-
coined houses had been a hardware
sore and the explosion OF u keg OF
powder sent the roof dying a trag
Inents, thus increasing the danger.
Nee were put 90 work smo.neIlng the
tOnflres that stretched across the open
space. with earth, aud Ia this
manner cat Oh the fires line
81 cOmmunllat 10 the threat
tncd buildings, whose occupants
were already moving the fragments OF
their furniture. Thus banking the
fires With earth and the veerlng OF the
w.nd So that the burning embers We're
carried INTO stony creek, ended the
Ctnger IN that direction. On the other
eide the nre met no opposition until 4
had reached the ruin-packed street.
The militia and A gang of labOrers
worked hard at clearing the street and
then tore down u number OF houses on
the opposite side. ~ this time the
streams OF water from the fire engines
had their effect and the fire was under
control after bum for two hours,
and twenty-five or .rty houses were
IN ashes.
The whole population of the valley
turned out To watch tue con-
fAgrauOn, and so general became the
belief that everything remaining
would 20 up IN smoke that IN all drec-
tons people were loading their effects
on wagons preparatory tO fleeing 10 the
hills The money loss VII be about
S.. 700. The FIRE was caused by three
small boys setting ire To a pile OF rub
blsh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

CADILLAC, Mich, june 24.-The Cad
lilac Good Tenplars keep "a moving"
Saturday evening they held i public
entertainment AZ the X T. hall O.
W BLAIR, Grand Chief Tcmplar, was
present and dcliyerad an address.
Local talent furnished music, rccira-
tons, etc. The Lake City lodge had
been invited 20 attend and about sixty
from that place were present. They
returned 20 Lake City the same even
mg by peclal tram.
The Ecv James Lamb, pastor OF the
Presoy terrain Church, who went south
for as health about two months ago.
returned Saturday and occupied n.s
pulpit again yesterday.
W ". GUNNER, his sons Arthur and
Nalda and +. III. Huntiey, nave re-
turned from their western trip. They
saw great sights and enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

And novel features AT Smiths iast'eVen-
ne proved a great success. Nelmann,
the great European juggler, in manipu-
iating whole troup OF automat0n min
strels, evidenced wonderful control
over 80 many difficult changes OF voice
stamp hm as All artist OF high merit.
The Thompson sisters, Prof. Smich,
Alice Adams. Billy Jerome, are all
hrst-class artists IN their different lines
Of specialties, together with the splen-
did stock company, appeared III
choice program abOunding IN novel,
amusing ami entertaining features.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
ssNfs

We cau 1 mss speaking 81 Our sstines.
II ls one oi our occurring themes.
We have gwen - much attention -
any hour ID the saY specially when
the sun stIncs--cIuRd aTe IT the
1atine counter selecting from olr vast
stock the handsome and desirable. and
% So pieces We don't believe ODt piece
car ~ iouua tbat hasn't she stamp Of
hfartF snd style Fon Us surface, -
careful. and fortunate have We been m
o.g selections. Tie prlces are 3, 1z5.
u ~ aIa - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

ses~1s,ss 20 tsz 1tNssRss-ssNANa.
kALKAsNA, Mich, June 2l-KaiSas-
ka VIII celebrate the Fourth The
msin feature OF the day wll be- a game
of baseball between tlc Houseman
uonnallv and Jones CiJb of Grand
Rapids 3-i ka.kaska champions Last
week Tuesday aud Wednesday the
Ssz 1lw league team came 90 DO up
r <aska but went away even, the first
day. ksikaska. @, Saginaw, .; second
day. kalkasSs. 3. Sagnaws, ?. Green
vile league team play here this week
Wednesday and Thursday.
The brick block that was burned here
about March 1 s beng rebuilt and IS
W. under Wav.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
HOPE COLLEGE
The Program for ths Commencement
EA~rcIses This ~ Hee&.

HoLLASD, NJ eh., June 2l.-Ihe exer-
c.ses connected With the Twenty-fourth
Commencement OF Hope College viii
be- a. IollOws.
TUESDAY. jane Meeting OF the CoUaeil al
~ - a. ia.
Public exercises OF The Alumni Association
Il p. IA. IN the chapel
81 Mcdfs.sd,lg. june commencement Exef-
,.is-s Iu ihr First Reformed church al l0 T. ID.
Address by Rev. ). H. baITows. ID d. OF CHI
stsu
Business meeting OF the Alumni Association.
Al q. va. IA tnc chapel
Concert Oy the Aurora Club. OF Grand Rapids.
Iu tic chapel. at y. m
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

Manager Nsrrls said - Have kiPPea
And LETT HIs Company stranded

Manager Norris s4ia - Have shipped
and Lett HIs Company stranded
The Dr. 5ekyn aud Ar. Hyde Com
pany seems 10 have been born under
a. unlacky star, al lessl the star of TIE
company seems - think 80 4 b.
Norris, the mansgers hss left TIE major
Ity OF the company stranded n tbs
elty While he LAS fitted away IL other
ellmes.
Nj johnson, the leading character
ia the play. sad 10 = reporter last
II gut that Norris had carried OF ms
trunk contSn.ng.a considerable amount
Of clothing and mAke-ups. Mss Cizrk,
another m5mheT of tie company left
here, complains that some artcles te-
longing IL her weGe taken with the
trunk Mr. Johnson declares that Ae
Mi have Norris arrested Tor larceny q
he i IN Chicago, "a winch city Nj.
Johnson i going in lev Neeks. The
other members oi the company leIL
here are Mr. Lowell ana Mr.. Grant
The latter has signed With the " Noble
OUtcaSt' company
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
The Green Sfiolge.

CONSTANTINE, Mich, June "a
Hon. Franklin Wells, chairman of the
State Board of Agriculture, says that
further Investigation shows the wheat
fields 10 be alive with the mldge. An
examination Saturday showed a fur
ther stage of development, some having
turned a reddish color, with she'll like
a potato beetle, and some having long,
gauzy wings. Mr.. Wells says IL IS I'M
possible to know what the result Will
be, but IL would seem that such an I'M
mense draft upon the life of the plant
viii have i tendency to shrink the
kernel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
Ladies Muslin Underwear.

The largest stock IN the city, and
nothing old or sOiled; everything fresh
and new, direct from the best mauuiac-
turers. The time was when ladies
made the greater portion Of their mus
lin undergarmcnts. That time is past
at least that = our impress .On from
the large quantites We arc daily sell
ing. Anything yOu want We can give
YOU from - Corset Cover or a pres ~
apron at 25 cents Up 10 the very bcst
garments produced. our prices VII
always be satisfactory 10 you.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

PrrTssUEG, Pa, June 2i.-There was
intense excitement today on the PetrO-
leum Exchange. The market opened
at s3s cents. and with a rush was forced
up To Sl.0l before a halt was made
The decline was almost as rapid. At
80 1t was back 70 GOT cents. There
are fears that many OF the brokers VIII
De hurt. II is Said the adoption OF the
proposition % deal IN futures, today
was the cause Of the sharp advance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

CHARLorrE, Mich, june 2i.-The
remains of Mrs o. L. Judd, daughter
of Controller Of the Currency +. :.
Lacey, arrived from Chicago last night.
accompanied b. the dccoased' S husband
mother. two SISTERS ard brother, as
well as several other relatives and
friends. Mr.. Lacey arrived direcjfrom
Washington ths morning. and thc
funeral occurs tomorrow forenoon.
Ms Judd was Mr. Lacey eldest
daughter She was a beautiful and low
able giri whose death viii b. sincerely
m0uned by All who knew her. She
vas 26 wears Old and had been married
about five years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
IN The SILK DEPARTMENT.

We are always showing special values;
unceaslng are our efforts 10 sustain the
enyiable reputation We have achieved.
In China Silks, commencing at - cents
per yard. We are selling hundreds of
yards daily. Black eros Gram Silks,
grand bargains, from - cents 10 sl.25
per yard. faiile fraDcalse IN dozen
stylish shades, az Sl.00 to sl.25, worth
fully 33! per cent. more than the price
we ask You. Fancy silks and Satins
for trimmings, aud combining with
either SILK OF wool goods. IL endless
variety.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
Election Frauds Discovered.

At meeting of the citizens commit
tee of 100 at the Russell House on sat
urday evening, registration and election
frauds were discussed, and Edwin F..
COnely, chairman of the executive COM
mittee, made verbal report OF the
work done under his direction. He
SAID the evidence collected revealed a
state of affairs that was appalling. \
committee consisting of MesSrs. Alex.
Lewis, :. VI. Cutcheon, +. +. COnely, +.
+. DrIggs, James II. Stone, Thomas T..
Tuite. j. l.. Hudson, Charles n. Swift,
j. I. Lowry. X. II. Fyfe. Henry A. Har-
mon and W. c. COlburn was chosen 10
call upon the Legislature tomorrow in
behalf of election legislation. The com
mittee VIII hold a meeting at Lansing
this ing.-Dctrot Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

Quite a number of members and Of
hcers Of the Central Michigan AgricII-
turai Society met az the council rooms
today. pursuant % call. % consider the
question 0f transferring tb6u grounds
g. Che state society. but no action was
token. Secretary Baird ascerta ned d,
wteu It WAS too late ID rrvoSe the CaIl,
thar % was Informal. the new .sw pTo-
vdug that the executive comm tree
must Grst meet. and oY resolution order
cal for slch me ang The error
wa. corrected this afternoon and 3
rev call made ar once. La7a15 Eseab-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

NEw YoRg. June 2t.-Tne Trj5ule' s
Baltimore special says Owing to pc
CGlar statute n the Virginia laws, the
CONVICTION Of Mrs. Virginia Taylor oil
murder IN tine second degree tor 20 son
INK her husband. has been set aside. and
instead OF serving sentence of
five wears she walked out OF
laI today a free woman. Judge
taunter, Of the circuit court,
on an appeal, has decided that the
county court erred i'm nStructng the
Jury that they could ind the prisoner
guilty of any degree OF murder As by
the Virginia law. killing by poison Is
murder m the frst degree. BY the
same statute Mrs. Taylor can not be
tired again.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
Collector Fuller.

Otis Fuller, OF st. Johns, recently ap-
pointed deputy revenue collector for
this district, Is in the city today, and
ex-Collector Rikerd turned over all the
books, etc, OF the Office. Mr.. Fuller
VIII make his headquarters ut st.
Johns, and all mail addressed 10 him IN
care of the St. Johns Republican VIII
arrive at It's proper destination If it
does not fall INTO the hands of the IN
competent railway clerks. - Lansing
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
The PRESIDENT RETURNS.
fi2ss sr tAs Waite nssss f-z2iis ror
tAsIE >azza4sE s2SAtlo1-

WAsaISsroS. June "a -lne Pres
dsnt returned fEom Cape Nay ton ght.
fns TIP w2s without incident Ihe
President expects % make another slslt
- Cape Nay ncxt FRIDAY, and Mrs
Harrison and the Mckee eALld-
ren vi return WITH Inn 70
the Waite House week from
tonight. Arrangements wlil be made
Immediately for the departure OF tne
whole household 10 the Deer Park,
where the summer viii be spent.
The exact date or the departure
= NOT known, bat t MI be
the latter part II next week n al
probability. The Pres expects %
spend the Fourth Of July st Wood
stock, the country home OF Hey &.
Bowen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

has advanced from very small affair
OF few years ago "a one of the largest
~ the State. Everything desirable can
always be found for any season OF tie
year Mohalr Br.lhantnes, Mohair
SlcIllan, MOhalr Ia Miss, silk Warp
Batiste, SILK Warp, Nuns Yelling,
Jaurre Smungs with hsnlsttehcd edge.
Nuns Yelling anu Albatross, etc, etc.
our pnces are rock bottom every day
IN the week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
BARRYS BROTHERHOOD.
His Opposition society To the X. OF L.
Prosperin..

Cmc AGO, June 22.-T. b. Barry's new
organization OF the Brotherhood OF
United Labor has made such rapid pro-
gress IN increasing lts numbers that II
mas become necessary 10 remove lts
headquarters TO this city. The walters
.Ocal assembly has surrendered It's
charter and joined Barry's organiza-
ton. The new order now numbers
900. Barry refuses to accept any
office, but Will continue 10 organize
the brotherhood.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
RERlNo UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

This department Is now replote with
full assortments Of summer Under
wear for men, women and children,
best makers, and containing many
novelties which cannot be found else
whore. J8e values offered are beyond
competition. We are displaying every
thing in SWISS Ribbed garments from
the very lowest IN pIIce up 70 the best
Isle Threads and silks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
sun Lswing II.

The attorneys and contestants IN the
Vanzandt- Norlhrop trial appeared
before Judge Grove Yesterday 10 ar
range for the final settlement. North
rOp's attorneys made a motion 10 set
aside the verdict. Mss Nanzandts
attorneys moved for judgment for the
verdict nd also for interest due and
introduced several other items not
mentioned in the original count.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

PIrrsBURe, Pa, June 24.-Harry
Flann, arrested on Saturday for the
embczzlement of $4,000 from the
Marine Bank was this morning charged
with embezzlement ia the United states
District Court. a hearing was fixed
for Wednesday at p. n. His rela-
t.ves are making an effort to com
promise for $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

CHAhaEsrGS, :. G., June 2l.-The
case of DR.. 1. 3 Dow for the murder of
Editor Dawson was commenced today,
the court house beng packed. The
Jury Is composed of seven negroes and
five whites, which is regarded as favor
able 70 Dow. Several witnesses testi-
fed this morning. and upwards Of forty
more Will be heard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

NEwBUBGH. n. Y, June 24.-Nego-
tatious have heen pending for some
months past for the sale of the Na-sar
brewery, at P01chkecps,e. and Is is
now learned thar a bargain for ts
transfer to an EuEhsa svrd cate s
about to be completed The brewery
7ls made for ts owners half dozen
fortunes
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
FANS. FAkSg FLKs,M

Our assortment IS very large ~ All
the imported novelties.
We have just placed on sale large
importation 81 the popular l5auze Fans
n PINK. Blue, Cardinal and Cream, and
our prices are way downs 90 70 400
each.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

100 Crochet Quilts AT a. 90 each,
worth Sl.25. Phenomenal values IN
Towels at only - cents each. bleached
Table Damasks from % cents t0 s. %
per yard. Three-f0urths NAPKINS 10
match many OF the patterns.
Six DIapes ia a great variety Of
styles from Sl.cO TO S2.15.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
A TRACE OF CORWIN.
lie Was Seen In Lowell After He Left
this GItS Two Weeks Ago

Deputy Sheriff Hill telephoned from
Lowell yesterday that he had just
learned that a man bearing close re
semblanoe tothefdescripton of Jay Cor
win, who has been missing for the past
two weeks, was seen IN Low, Il week
ago last sunday, the day after he left
tins city.
lie came into Lowell and remained
about one of the hotels an hour OF two
and then left IL the direction OF this
CliV
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
atom and Brown. Score:

FHTntu TunS-r u -lIitN, =
Twobase hits-ieagie. Bardeen. Popkay.
Lotus
Three-baSe hits-Spindler.
Hit By pitcher-Bardeen.
Base on balS-N lsOn.
Stolen 5ases-POpkay. Mcmahon.
Struck put--By Wheaton. 4; by Stellberger =.
Pitching Observation-Disclosures. 4; Wheaton, /.
Passed balls Brown. >.
wild dpitchcs-Stelbergcr, >.
Umpire
Tima-l-..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
GrernNilIr shnt on.

GREENvILLE, Mich, June 24.-Sagi-
nav shut out Grcenvllle by a score of
five TO nothing today. Both teams
played good bali but Greenville's hit
ting was scattered. Battery: Greenville,
Stellberger and Bardeen, Saginaw,
Wheaton and Brown. Score:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

The Saginaws are hard after first
place IN the State League, and had
they won Yesterdays game they would
have been IN the lead today. The
evening papers seem To labor under the
deluslOn that Sundays was an eXhi-
bition game and merely played for reve-
nue. and recreation. II was played
however, for blood and the pennant.
Lansing IS holding good third place
and the bucohc Greenvilles have beaten
the KaZoos IN the strife for last place.
The Unknowns and the Young
Alerts played Il game of ball sunday on
the Wallbridgc grounds, resulting IN a
score OF is to 10 N favor Ct the former.
The batteries were CaTgill and Lenne-
horn and Billings and Murphy.
4 game of ball was played at Lilley
Sunday, the 23d inst, between the
BALDWIN and Sisson q Lilley baseball
clubs, resulting in favor of Sisson *
Liley. The following is the score:
sissoH ss.aH'si + LIlley . Q o Q SS@2 Is
Batteries Warren and Culver; Dayton aad
SSson.
struck out-By Warren, 5; by Dayton. 6.
ImpIre-LOns.
IIme--.l3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
Association.
International.

Baltimore. 10. Athletics. ,.
BrJoklyn. =; Columbus. l3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

sNC-r%AtS - Nrt NSNfsNAs aStE-s
LANSING, Mich, June 24--Schmldt
was given n keen surprise today. The
Lansings dropped to his curves and
lammed the ball over the fence for
no homo runs, besides two two-baggers
and seven singles. He Is greatly
chagrined over the Kazoos' defeat. The
Lansings played faultlessly. Score:
Lansing .........O 3 0 ! 0 3 o. II ]
Kalamazoo 20 . o. s
Earned Runs-Lansing. 8, Kalamazoo. >.
Two base hits-Farrel. Rathbun.
Home run-0'Donneu, Conley; Kalamazoo,
Walker.
Bases on balls-RutteT ..
Passed ballS-kaZoo. Waiker2.
Struck out-By schmidt, .; by Rutter,2
Time: 40.
lmpirc-GrOgan-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

sG DON'T BE PESTERED with so
many flies and millers IN your house
when It viii not cost you anything to
keep them out. We keep Adjustable
Window Screens which can be attached
to any window by anybody. We also
keep a large stock of Screen Doors, as
also the Wire Cloth. The damage from
insects in your home VIII be greater
than the small cost to keep them out;
hence it viii cost you nothing.
Fostst, Stevens & Co.
10 and u vonros-st.. 90, IS. 81. 90
and ~ Louis -Sts.
Evening capital., 1889-09-19
VIM. r. SHIELDS.
Barber q Hair Dresser


We win pay the above reward for any case
Of liver complaint. dyspepsia. sick headache.
Indigestion Congf4 patton or coSffVeneE9 We
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver pfIlS
when the directions aEe strictly c0mnllad
with. They ere purely vegetable and never
ing % sugar coated pills. GO Beware o1 ooun-
fe1keIks and iUlk1lton1. The mGmufne mmnla
fnceured only ~ JOHN & WEST g CO. R
VI Madison s.. Chlcago H. Sold ~ il ~
HODGES 3 Cos Drnpa1s6s A. Main street. An
napnls. Nd. kNV
Evening capital., 1889-09-19

THE inquiry into the circumstan
ces attending the running of the
IT. S. ship Boston upon q rock in
Newport harbor on the 3rd ulto.
exonerates the commanding officer
from all blame. The inquiry con-
oerning the grounding Of the Con-
stellation under the command of
Capt. Harrington, under almost
Identical circumstances, condemned
Capt. Harrington to two years sus-
pension. Why i? The command
ing officer Of the Boston was not
surrounded by d squad of JEALOUS
officials. THIS is the truth pithly
told.
Evening capital., 1889-09-19

"PKTEEsoN" for October comes
to US with q handsome new cover.
which the publishers announce to
be the first OF number of improve
menls about to be made in this adj
mirabls periodical. These changes
aad additions cannot fail greatly to
Increase sPeterson's'' wide circula-
ton, which has long been far b..
yond that Of any other lady . maga-
zine in the country. The contents
OF this number are, IS usual. Of the
first order Of merit. The illnstra-
tions are excellent. The list Of
premiums for 1890 presents = temp
ting ARRAY Of attractions to gesters-
np Of clubs. Our advice to fami-
lies not familiar with Peterson,
is TO send for = sample-Copy. They
vii certainly b induced 70 try it
for . year, and thereafter Peter.
son" viii always Be ) necessity IN
che household. Address Peterson's :
Msgazne. 500 Chestnut street,
Philadslphia, Pa.
Evening capital., 1889-09-19

NEW YoRK. Sept. 19.-Various amend.
ments To the constitution we're discussed
at the cigarmakers' conventions. A
number of resolutions were presented
and referred, among them one request.
ing the repeal of the internal revenue
tax on cigars. An amendment cqllaliz-
ing representation at conventions and
giving the smaller unions more privi
leges was adopted An amendment was
passed providing for the readmissi0n tc
the union of man after he has left tC
become manufacturer.