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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05


II seems azrd 10 MAKE seaae mea an-
dsrstand that, While rspresentng the
Un.sed states ia sn ozfesaI ezDac q
taeY to not ENJOY a. exclusive pr0pr.e-
tary -get n tasif ova tongues H. laet,
Uncle sam = mueh more interested in
tae workings o< suca tongues than are
tae adlvaa4.s sA0 supply the motive
EafeF. iL sp.ty that some knd of
81 brake can not p devised 70 g.
niH.sh the al yity u those ofiea
tonga wh.ch are not blsst uith tle
Ultimate CO.. paLLJnship " vigorous
brains.
TIE o1cloas intef-meddlmg of Alg.
Miner with the political affairs ofCen-
tral America snt her ne.glboFs, which
.et 70 the very appropriate protest OF
AeEe0 bat one of many instances
d ttes p er ga CT mal-foarr in a
% l-5.- arrf authority" In sn these
esses the symptoms are swelling Of
lAe head and a ioOsenlng OF she tongue.
The afflicted person > qaie incapable
IF compreheudng that he has been
placed I'D Office because OK as supposed
Judgment and discretion, and that
chose with whom he has 20 deal lose
slt " the Individual and regard the
Official only. HIS mere tongue-wag-
gng IS mistaken for oracular re-
spouss 5, and Uncle sam is called upon
90 explain and apologize.
Mexico could not have maintained
her self-respect, Il She had paid no at
teution 10 Mr. Mizners assertion, in q
public speech, that "Mex.co has 4
covetous eye on Guatemala. Il viii be
only d short time before
Mexico viii seize Guatemala" Her
protest WIS raised and promptly enter
tanned. Mr.. Blalnos letter OF dis
avowal has just been published in the
OGeial Diaro. and contains TINS pertinent
paragraph:
"The improperly and imprudent
character of the remarks referred to
was noticed by this department when
the speech was received, and instruc-
tons were sent 70 Mr.. Miner on the
subject on September 10, expressing
sincere regret at his words and the fear
that they would receive an erroneous
Interpretation, 20 which, unfortunately
they were liable and which, as noticed
10y your letter, has been given them 10y
the Mexican Government. Knowing
the history Of the relations Of mutual
intimacy and confidence which 1t has
been the constant purpose of this
Government TO maintain with Mexico,
as we'll as with other nations, il hardly
appears necessary for me to assure you
and through you the Government
which you represent that the remarks
of Mr.. Miner, which implied an Off.
cious and partial disposition on the part
of this Government, were wholly un-
authorized, and that they occasion
sincere regret to this Government and
are entirely disapproved by it."
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

An anxious subscriber sends in The

An anxious subscriber sends in the
following inquiry:
Can you give one OF your readers the true
definition of the word GOD. rs represented
iu tire scriptures? By so doing you Will oblige
an old subscriber.
We cnn not do so. A God, whom we
could thoroughly comprehend and
truly define, would be no God at all
simply human creation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
TRTAsURTB's NOTICE


CRY THraFrnFB's OFrrrt
Gpa~n nErrns Mich.. Uft aa Issf
Notice ia hrrstT given that the afsessmeDf
r.ff IN ffe unfnIrl. dnnInr Hna extension
of -Iffrv street. from straight street o. fhe
pir Ditch sora lra is nov iu uT hFnos.
an that Z u4 receive payment thereon Tor
inc period 0f twenty haF, from tbs ehfe a.
fhe rrcn "a fhe CITY Treasurer 7 Cry NelL
6T0HsF p FEREf.
rnvra CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

COME to think Of it, Prince Murat got
out of bad scrape just in time. The
far Gwendoline's wealth fOots up to
only about $350,000-toO cheap for
title in the matrimonial market, even
though a little mOuldy and dilapidated.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

CovsTrsssttv BrRPows. who has Just
returned from his Virginia campaign.
sfys thtt che State is Republican by
81 geo and That Nahono will he Cover
nor # not counted out Nsh0us him
seif SAYS that ne will he elected. f The
Democrats to rot steal more than To-
eco votes. Viewed in the aEat of
Unlacal story. those two "if's' are
aecicd ~ onlro7z.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

Now IT seems that Mrs. Grant has very
sensibly and emphatcally vetoed the
latest proposition to remove her hus-
bands remains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
Sealed PROPOSALS.

once Board Ol Public Works
GRAND RATIps. Mich. y November g. i.s9.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the once
OF the Board until Saturday. November e. $50
al 30 y. ~. ior the construction Of . sewer
I'm North Lafayette street. between Crescent
avenue and EEsf BridEe-st.. 81 a-cording - the
plans and specifications on fie 81 the Office
of the Board. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or All bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with HE proposal
the sum OF $1,000. g. be forfeited % the City Of
Grand Rapids In case ne shall fail 20 enter
into contract IN accordance with his proposal
should his said PROPOSAL be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works.
An proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application AZ the
office Of the Board.
nov Q uEO. q. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

KuRtry is safd t0 be spelling for
another fight with sullivan II tha
tvo w..3 beasts could 0nlv slug e7ch
other. out of sight and hearing until
Both we're thoroughly satisfied. 30 would
douet.ess be- aa advantage 90 tae pub
hc. How would e io for them % fake
opposite sides IN tha HstGeid-Mccoy
r.rde
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
III. KinSeV.
IL Canal Street.
Open Saturday Evenings.

pROBATE 0RDER-State of Michigan Coun-
A. ~ of Kent. -. Al "a session ol the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. heid AZ the Pro-
bate Office. in the city of Grand Rapids. on the
18th dav OF October in The year one thou
sand eight hundred aud eighty. nine.
Present. Cyrus l.. Perkins Judge Of Probate.
IN the matter Of the estate cf tHAriFs D.
RIKER decreased. Ilizs s. Nker aemIulstra-
frix of SAID estate having rendered 70 this
Court her final admin stIatiou account.
n Is ordered. that fricay. the 18th day %
November next. ~ tea o'Clock in The forenoon.
n said Probate Office. hc appointed for eramin-
ing and allowing SAID account.
And III is further ordered, taat a COPY 81 this
order be published flrte successive weeks
previous L. said day a. hearing Ga the Grand
Rpnids daily fKfFcf -N fBsLn, = newspaper
printed and Circulating ln said county 81
Kent. CYRUS =. PERKINS
a true copy Judge of Probate.
Aunirn b. y ssox. Register tus
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

A.v sab.sribsr 70 TnE TELEGRAM.
herald vho fails % Feestvs the pap ,.
regularly or shs may have reason tn
eoinpiain of late delivery, viii confer a
special favor - informing this Once OF
ths fsos a. once. send postal card or cal
z2 tsisphons 55i.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
TREAsUREB's NOTICE.

Clfy Treasurer once
Grand Rapids Mich. oct. W. isss
Notice is hereby given that The assessment
roll for the construction uf = sewer Boa See alley
between Ellsworth avenue ana ~ afeflou street
En- lof ls Kent pat "a now iu my hands and.
that viii receive payment thereon for fha
period 81 tweufy days ron tlis date. IT the
once OF the cltY treasurer. 'fy hal
0FoRGf r. rrHFY
novg2 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

The following 1888 % tae marriars
rea-see srle3 s.n.s tsf published. eIta fas
aanses resi- lenes raee asfsfs fae city aad
ases ai frs PARTIES Aars
Hslav Fsunfsin. WaffneVvl e. kif.ie
NrNa ta-f4
Wf.aaI Iaiafe1 Al. Harlnn 1l-sa
RHs T Parrish. era Havses fafh.
Igarl LGl
lsn1efra. Paris Au.H aHWrsra a.
If vou wish o. oarpes yauf houss. ~
r-t slsies 70 Fnrr nHd0Hs Fo1t.
Herrn saemer 8 a.. csa n0f o y
please 500 ln sfY e. but save yoa money
ls ever.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

Tar Man stec Democrat ia greatly dis
tressed because there stands upon the
statute books Of Michigan a law which
"tellsus thasif we bIaspheme the name
of God we may get SIX months in jail or
pay fine Of t50,' and also "that If
We swear by Father, Son, or Holy
Ghost. W. may suffer hedread penalty
of a fine Of g., or indeed of 81" aud
then our contemporary exclaims. "Why
hsve law Of sueh a character on the
books at ai2 The Majesty. the mefable
glory of the Eternal. is above and be-
y1ud such paltry nonsense" We can
understand how seriously such laws IN
terfero with Che running Of Demo
cratic newspaper. and y1u have our
snceres. sympathy; bst d.d You over
reflect. dear brother. that those laws
we're al enacted years ago. before Mich
gam exodus from Democratic bond
age. end were supposed 10 be the times
ard circumstances eSacty' The TFIE-
eRtw-IIrnRrp IS not one vhlt worried
over those laws.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. TUESDAY. Nov. s.


Ina specia. Dispatch from Milwaukee
o. the Chicago Tr.bune we find thus para
graph
Collector of Customs Krez vas greatly sur
prI.el .aaaE to iearH taat h1 president had
ssgef sae appointment ol Coz. 4. g. Matrous
- BIS sleer-sar. Couecr0r krrz had strong
Aepss rl r-iuaIalag iu otice ualii next Nay.
NAen bis icrlu oild have expired
-eyca. Democratic officials, who
have actually held their comfortable
positions for four years, are trying hard
o. hang on a little longer, upon the
claim .hat their four years term did
not commence 10 run, until the date of
their confirmation, although by the
grace Of Grover Cleveland they had
already had SIX months of official ser
wee. The above paragraph. however,
Is indicative of tho fact that the present
Administration does not deem it neces-
sary to adopt the Democratic view of
the case-and 10 would not be much of
q Republican Administration if it did.
when Republican once really finds
out what a Democrat wants, he can
very safely do the exactly opposite
thing, for the usual way the Democratic
party has OF adopting set of princi-
pies, for campaign purposes only-it
never has any az any other t,me-is to
take the Republican platform and write
just under 10, "Not by Aug fun"
Vow the case mentioned in the para
graph quoted IS exactly parallel with
several pending in Michigan, notably
tine Office Of postmaster IN this city,
United States District Attorney and
United states Marshal Of this district,
United States Pension Agent for Nichi-
gan and Che Collector of Customs at
DetroE What good can come from
dally.ng any longer with these matters2
The field il already ripe unto the
harvest. Where are the reapers2 Let
Republicans get together, select their
candidates and back them up with a
right g00d will Don't let Democratic
soft talk, Civu-Sorvce twaddle, patting
on the back and "good boy" wheedling
bauibo0zie as any longer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
FURNITURE STORED.

pADCLIFF x HOLT. general warehouse men,
III at Ill South Diyision-St.. store All KINDS OF
merchandise at reasonable rates; packing and
moving promptly attended 10 by teleph0ning
No. go. Jan ls-A
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
II stored, will receive liberal inducements by
calling at :. J. Walkers. Il South Divisi0n-st.
speciality is made of renting tables and
chairs for entertainments. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
LOST


I 0ST-A pug dog IN finder viii please leave
IL the same az Office Of ~. y. NefT. .gcrRtor
Factory. they will receive liberal reward. sl3
O~T-On sunday morning between Dr.
II Welsh's ONCE and Morton House. q gold
bangle. Inscribed p. b. A" Finder please
leave AZ this Office. "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
- oRakoEA

MAGNETIC hesllns sea eisf sfs.f ttass
u ~ 0lfae4 rar. hastnss
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
BOARDERs.

ANTED-BOaTders. A very handsomely
W furnished room with board I'm private
family. Suitable for two. Within two blocks
of pOst-Offce. References exchanged. lq5
Lyons ST. 89
XNANTED-Two bOsrders in private family
W location very pleasant and terms reason
able. 90 Jererson-ave. 19
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

k'OR SALk-spo buys good house and lel.
Inquire oI eaRer. Temple A hyseDL y
Caualsi 54
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
KIsCEIl.aERous.

XTANTED-Three or four rooms 2 g nFht
w housekeeping. Address II. a p.
Coliege-aFe. st'
EANTED--At once by p widover who h0s go
W children. q houqrk eepcf O. take are nf -
nice house. elegantly furnished. on best street
in city widow preferred Address box -
city. '
VAYTED-Oia pop corn. No. u South DIV.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

kok sALE-Ts .t poss BE tAai sss toe anuea
iaT 80 e. laate4-2t.. WhsA ! Ase s-.l
saA ff .tAI1 Nlfl n roun.s flttc ts asst.
.tet thsn aauteds has NlldaU laree eafi
wlfh erllHary-ulGHln a EUD.9rrs ~ bTit@E
sIt llis uraprrls mast tt se.a 81 siest s.i
estate TUE tsi seulo 1s wsrta tt't h4. .a-'i
n BIZ ule mast haKt sierf- ga Iae-f
Aaas- this wil Hut -usWer. : T. ~ilef. rs -
aiar ~ Easi trlaFe-st- -ssA
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

WHILE ihe sales have been more Than sails
W factory 10 aI concerned having sold
more lots tlan have been sold ou any other
addition. Viii hold tie present prices ol the
remaining lots thf same IoN unil Iii.
Weston returns from The last
" KINsEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

ks9k sALk-1a Beuttsly Isss sarats E'as -
rcom no4se. iet sNtg-sA ty ehr he-NtfA
aaa Il4IEs .thrae ices sa 4Esi sl.t 4ti.l ~.-s.f
faetafy APDR O. Mrs a I.tt. lVf tac4sl eas
urf u seE-st ana Sa.leEr-aee- -St
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
WBKTED-T0 BUY.

WANTED Forty carloads Eastwood rods. %
W inches long by Ia inches. buied and
chucked on end. assorted in two qualities.
First must be clear. second viii admit OF two
sound knots or red streaks. Forty car loads
white ash. dry or green. ~ inches thick by
inches wide. 81. - and - inches long. For
which c;.sh will be paid z. o. Z. poiat of ship
Mich. .sf4
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
!I!I!I!I!I!I!I!II
III | |. / I /! 1 I ]


IXANrKD INMEDfArELY - Porter 81
" Flstsaer R.asa s. esasL Difsl9a- 81, 8is
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dalies Ex-
cspt Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

EQ& SALE-He have fNe lois ea ayn0sst
fEofG saelt 80. siacxs seltA y titA
ave. ost1seA alan sAa hNst a., ~ srii - t.A
saers 49,. tsnssntfssta. noAI 1rN sat.g ilHs
4 atEls bfos. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

Uaftsa Prsss asports. Prompt ane Esris
Bsiis.~y. Al tns Local Nsss. and ths
cis4aest and Nest Piaiais Friatsa Paper
ygbsishsa in Grana aapl1s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
az -couNTRY.

EOR SALE or exchange. an s)-acre farm n
4 Cascade township. one tan mile from
lage and church. Address 81. ". Dantortn
Cascade. pOst-ufice. ola
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
FOR REEP-HOUsEs.

EOE RENT-House No. 100 Kentst.; suitable
Il for tailor shop, laundry or other small busi-
Telegram Herald. Is6tt
ItOR RENT-Just being vacated at 20 North
Coliege-avp.. a very snug or 9-rOom mousse,
with good barn desirable location; rcnt si2
per month til April !, thereafter 81 per
month. :. l.. Fuller. II East Bridgest. 2etf
EOR RBNT-Tenement OF rooms. one OF 4
rooms, one OF 5rOoms, one of rooms, one
OF 2 rooms. All nrst-cass houses in ( aod loca-
tions and from three 10 ten minutes walk
from sweets Hotel inquire of h. ". Bar
nard. - Allen-St.. cor. Mt. Nernon-st.
L'OR RENT-A tenement Of six rooms. in the
Paatine block. corner Court aud Allen
sts. one OF five rooms, 20 West fGlton-st.,
hard and soft water and good cellar. one Of
three rooms corner Of Winter aud Alleu-sts..
also store in good location for grocery bust
ness. Inquire 0f b. W Barnard. - Alien ST..
corner Mt. NernOn-st 21fti
The sun., 1889-11-21
Wheeling,

Tho Riyerside whselmsn will hold stag" on Thurs
day evening AeSt-
The Klnes County EneeImen win have . club run 10
conay Inland on Sunday NEXT
Tyo RSss are enerSd IN ths Thanksgiving Day chase
OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club.
whesimsn Viii Be- Reit this SvennS '"' A'"H' ''un''
w Fipdlo the New York Bicycle Clnb fast man will
compete In the board hoor race6 this winter. "-'
fhS Brooklyn clubs will attShd the entertainment Of
the Long Island Hheelmen, Dec le 1t the Criterion
Theatre In body.
isS iSsSsiy 3. s1s 81 KDG GSSny w1s:msn Ia.
WheSlmenB race on Now "a
III rTsS Gop,pE.sy q: notss siI climber that he
day next II the weather Is nne
fhs Century ThsslmsH wil At their December meet
other organizations selecting the gold and cardinal
From the present OUTLOOK the Ataanta wheeimon will
be Obliged to look for more QuarterH In The
spring on account OF their rapidly increasing member
Eight entries have far bsen received for the ten
mile race for unattached riders OF Brookiyn-6. Ho
AethheE, q. JAcoby. and 7. Hoppe. -
Charles and William Murphy the crack riders Of Tho
tandem record now bold by Mes6rs boape and henson
Of the Dorchester Club. over the lTVinRton eourse
The Berkeley's rAeers Etg mot ride In the Armory
sS: % sS s I GeEso % s ss 8d
next with better than they did at Peoria
The many friondS Of Z r. CollinA the vsllknown
Instructor OF cycling thFOqEhout the Middle atateS viii
Rs aRHos4 s4toI re
OF 7eDoS SUttngG ~
The Rhode IaAnd whsslmsn will hold 4 team road
fsoe on IhAnftEvinE Day me teams VIM be made up
on each side The distance will be twelve miles Hand.
benne prtzss have been offered
The sun., 1889-11-21
Gun and Rod.

tsq SStsG H.
Glass killed. buck desr that Weighed over pOnnds
archaeological grouSe and rabbit shooting may os
had AZ ape!t any gointin ts poeono region OF Penn
The bag Of Robert KoenIg and GuStAve Kaufman OF
was u quail 10 duck and cotiontSilI
Two niisS Of Cape Nay H. - Court T house % A0' "'-'-
John Er6 the popular Now jersey nDortsman. viii
kfvinS bay. and t6S gunners can have SWsepStSIs
shooting from morniIR til night
The Electric Ride }gS OF ESwast Z one Of the leading
msnt and they surprising , many q Their older Sp
Los Alderman br Saddle River. n. J., had had won
derfu luck in partridge and rabbit shooting and vas
70 smile. Whi5 In the barroom some niiIcrsant re-,
Leyed his wAEn OF the game Los has sworn on forth"
ly sample his onderfaf l1oE At deer shooting IN
Pennsylvant had side of venison sent 10 them BY
inaton MaSst dealer placed his business tag upon the
game and fave the thing away.
ssS aSi hs oSSnE S1Ss MssaI Hssa, 'hcGs sHsl
zetler. Bsi Y. Dorr!eT 2Ss; !; A Boyken, 2$s; H.
Sss S'i RSs1 9S assSE: fsss sSGn
stShL ESsi A hn.,; Hunt 22S p aeHSog g. 2si;
onJof Chicako's most noted fishermen IL william h
HasHlL He says one morning he saw man throw 10
NE and almost At once pull In catfish that took biz
H. AZ done. Misssr SSd he. "itS easy The catfsS
sns gste close to these bridge bGts and buowS N the
aiR s ~ 9 and he f Il Sy: q:
3: siR s: &: D SS
@ nj 1GR e: sa GR Sod
The sun., 1889-11-21
Che00 Gossip.

ohess pAyers OF Springfield No. arc soon to organize
Q club
PredStions that the book Of the sixth American
chess conEress will be iSsued In March next
BDgsh chessista anxious to pit GunsberR against
Btoinitz on the formere return from Havana
Marion, Ind, has hourishne club The State Of In
diana noted for the number and Bk OF Ice chess
Capt Mackenzie was TO leave G)asgow for Havana on
the 10th Inst The Captain 10 ne chess player and
eoprtlE gentleman s9d yery popular with Tie Havan:
Mr. J. q. Reed OF Chicago Ill. checker champion OF
The world wa5 recent visitor At tho ST Paul CherH
Chicago Chess and Checker Club and 10 In Mimi
10 witness the contest between Dr. Truax and Mr. Head
Baroness Won Hosch OF Vienna the widow of the eni
psnt past Grand Master apd i6sre patron OF the royal
Hnose aSSth est spring hae donated
which 600 are % aid the nnaneeS Of tho club the ro
loVo Euden N Grand tonfnament 70 9s held by the
club during the present winter open vennese play
or! only and 70 close April 30 iseo the anniversary
Of her husband death sh6 expresses the Intention
OF furnishing funds for like tournament two years
later and has guaranteed the ann Of 1900 fofinSS
about q P00tor grand International chess conRresa
70 bO held ut Vienna In 1854
The sun., 1889-11-21
star A,hle,in Clnh,n risesi.n.

The annual meeting and election OF the Star
Athletic Club Of Long Island City wa held tuesday
night II decided TO postpone the games announced
for Thanksgiving bay until next pprnk when an open
smatsur athletic meeting with list OF general athletic
eventS will be given. testimonial benent In the form
Of boxing tournament will be given TO the base ball
of the club during the winter. and hs the re
port of the Treasurer showed balance OF nearly s7oo
10 the credit OF the club In tho bank was decided 70
sppoint committee at the january meeting TO aSeer
tain the cost Of twosory club house on tho kronndh
1t also decided TO erect new dreaanK rooms and en-
large the track aud have the Erounds In thotoueh cop
dillon for the spring The rebort Of the captain
and secretary were read and approyed and Preedept
which had been 6e most Sasfactsry IN the ciubi
history. nm. u.-. 49,. .,,.. -.
PrsSIdsnEt GonrSisn: eSScrrSsapcp sScrSzt;Fy
Flynn; Financial Secretary George sweeney Record
drew. osPtaln John Gray; Fifst L1su!S1.ns Js%ss
TEu.sss.-M NJ AMo1shsn, Z 9sstne5 SsoIes sTsSSssy. p
John Flynn, John AhdEowh and John Gray. After
the instaiadon OF me newly elected OtoSr ths meet
n
The sun., 1889-11-21


Harry wriGhts contract with the Philadelphia Club is
for three years
Kilroy WAS signed by Arthur Irwin 70 play with the
Brotherhood club in Boston.
Both MoKean and McAleer of the Cleveland Club have
declared that they will not sign brotherhood contrac
A PittsburRh despatch says HAnon, Miller, Kushne
and Calvin have IEned Brotherhood contracts for this
been disposed Of"
John Morrill, 10 captaning the Boston team on their
Western tour John says tho boys requested him to
simply to make good record; as this would in all pfobA-
bity wind up his career as base ball player.
Jack Rowe the interest OF the Broth Club In
Buhao signed yesterday Pitcher Person In Manchester
Mass, and Connie " Mack in Hartford these we're
mHsmbsn of The Washington Club last year, With sam
now seven men signed.
Boston and ST. Louis closed their series of gSmes yes
both teams leave Tor Colorado SPRING. IN Fidsy The
.a Ss ST. e. As sans %
take the bOstonB Honolulu, but he Will not there
unless he receives proper guarantee
The new battery OF the Louisville ClubJohn Keanan
Both men Cincinnatianl Last season they played
exhibition games sEainAt tho cubs of the Ohio state
League ard in seveny.sx Eamel they lost bpt seven
throweT' and fairly good striker. ' -- -''u'-''
"Itlooks to me as II the new Players League would
certainly n make a start DON'T Il to your said
sesdt That depends how the Organization handed
S. s3RSG at r.. t sn With Il would g. sao,I ". ana
tokpcGeed The boys will have TO 20 pretty earefuiiy
astheir path will be strewn With many difncuIilsn
s hs sSd SS. 5SI; S%915
reap any rich haryes the rs Of their Leagues
exi6tsneS they may In time get men into their raniS
who wiz keep the Organization on the road Of pros
The sun., 1889-11-21
1nrnNa rHR nTHLKrna


TIE Trssh AiR CIat's PrbkrAtnuas FER tAs
Rect or Thip Year.
The sixth Of the Fresh Air Clubs series Of
cross-eountrt wHlks for the fall seusOn - 1889
win be made Nov. a The patt1 VIII lesve
Twenty-thifd Street Ferry 1t 8.6B A n. or
Chambers Street FetfT ut 0 A. n 8tcufstoh
ticket to Cornwall. Returning che partv viii
take the train at Central Valley or ThrIiers. hnd
reach New York city At s:S7 P. NJ Dinner will
be eaten at q wayside inn near HiEh Point.
The walk will be IN the sohuhhetnuhek Moan
talns, which Ars comparatively unknown, and
some portions Of the trfp inciude paths hitherto
untrodden, save BY strhgEllnR hunters.
The seventh will bs made Nov. 20. The party
will leavs Barclay Street Ferry. at o A. N. or
Christopher Street Ferry ct 9;Q6 A. d. ETcnf-
sion ticket 70 Dover, Thence ths route VIZ ip-
aSpstconR. co f fSinnef viii S Be- bad q" az skesdS
hotel and train taken at StAnhopA prnkeBvillet
r A.. % t6st the party may SSt thsif TSanks-
Thss sIEhs6 " viii TOsj . made Dec. 1. Ths partE
vii leave Twepty:third street Ferry 4 at SiMS1
clude SteTiinE Lake, ateenxpod takS. Hewitt,
and Sloatsburgh. reaching New York city at
9:87 p. NJ Dinner will bO eaten ct Greenwood
Tho routes for the tours Of the Fresh Air
Club are the result of many qxpertmental ex-
euraions, and are 80 atranrea es 20 include as
sSs 1SS and SSsS S
starting and i1nishinR polnte q ANY one pf these
saG a. Is ound sSs cb u anu
thess walks viii BE- S Wslcoms II aSy shopld
OF CARRYING a field glass, and amateur photog-
raphers can obtain choice pictures.