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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
dLCLL IN ATHLETICS.
SPECULATION ABOUT THE ATLANTIC YACHT
CLUB-BICYCLE MEN AT WORK

SPECULATION ABOUT THE ATLANTIC YACHT
CLUB-BICYCLE MEN AT WORK.
There vas little going in athletic circles last
week, Preparations for the regstas are going on
s,cadily among the yacht clubs, OF course, but the
only matter of general interest among the sailors Is
ejaculation as to what the Atlantic Yacht Club will
do Mt It's meeting on May 10. This will DO the
third meeting at which the propositions Will De con-
sdered which have In view the enlargnE OF tho
clubs scope 1t will be important meeting.
The tenth annual regatta Of the East River Yacht
Club will take place juno II and thirty-nve yachts
have entered.
NJ " Brokaw, ". II. Cammeyor and Cory Gray
den Of the Canoe Club took TIP up the Sound dur
ing Centennial week. The club will have q sailing
race for cups on May IL some fast boats have been
entered.
Tho Cyclists Union Of LONG Island which was
organized for the purpose Of making efforts to have
some of the roads improved, Is meeting with great
success Already steps havo boon taken 70 have
"Cobblestopo Hl' in Bedford-ave., near the Boule-
ward. repaired. Tho place has long boon nuisance
and a menace to wheelmen, and they consider them
selves In great luck In having enlisted the sympathy
and aid Of Mayor Chaplin In the mstter of having II
repaired.
There Will DO a lively time at the house OF the
Kings County Wheelmen Wednesday night. This club
will give stag racket and have their neighbors
tho Long Island Wheelmen, for their guests. Some
good talent has been secured and most enjoy able
evening Is expected.
Work is going ahead rapidly the new house Of the
in q few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
At THE PLIYHOUSES.

The attraction at the Park Theatre this week will
he Miss Rose Coghan. in Jocelyn," play In whloh
she has made a decided success. II Is an interesting
1rara and a, times original. Ono OF the authors
devices Is a duel sceno in which the heroine Is inc
victor The scene IS clevcrly introduced, does not
shock the audiences sense OF profanity ana IL Is
so we'll surrounded by sympathy for the heroine that
h.n aha hills her adversary, the villain who has
nersecu,eo her the acting Is greeted with unbounded
enthusiasm Miss COghlaD's brother the we'll known
actor wrote the drama, and he has brought 70 h's
work all the advantages OF his excepuohs ko"iodse
OF stayocraft and II, as whole, II Is play only
for the stage, II serves to entertain al INC noIe
surely and to the greater acceptaelny OF inc per
formance Miss Coshlsn's individual success IN inc
play Is as great anything she has ever uoho III
bsr theatrical career She has been seen In brooA!n
T., almost ev,rv pbase OF dramatic illustration, but
nsver In moro satisfactory manner than In "Joceyn'
Next week Mrs. Potter will appear In " Antony and
Cleopatra
The popular Dreams, or BinSs fho'osraPn
Gallery will be revived this week al tho AH,phioh
Academy 1t has undergone several changes since
the days Of Willie Edouln's mirth-proVoHng per
Torrance In IT, and his place IS now taken oy george
A. Beane, jr., who has gained much success IN MS
clever portrature OF the double character OF John
n,ntr old and Young He is assisted by " Tim
Mummy Florence Thropp Bulkcy, Lee Harrison'
Relic sutton, Otis Harlan and others. Next week
tho Metropolitan Opera Company viii present
oerman operas. Tho list includes "RheinEold,'
@rsc Walkure, "seigfrted,' Gotterdsmmeruns'
aDIs Metstsrsingern and Tannhauser'
Al the lie. Avenue Academy, John Wild, formerly
~ Har11ean's company, will give his popular medey
q, characters entitled Running Wild this week.
~ ts falco which affords excellent opportunity
for the comedian to appear In his succesiuI inpe a
sonations TO the amusement % 81 ep' viii appear in
round OF characters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
TAILOR-M MADE
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures.
No ultra-selfism intended when we
claim to have an ideal Ladies' Habit,
Gown and Jacket to-measure " Depart
ment.
Fit and fashion are no longer problem
atical; every gown and garment,
whether for walking or travelling
whether a jacket, an ulster, mantle or
a riding habit, each alike is certain to
prove perfection.
Ladies' Tailor Room-fourth nosf.
Elevators up.
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CORSETS
GO AWAY DOWN.

An UNUSUAL OFFERING IN THE CORSET DE
PARTMENT. CORSETS OF GOOD SHAPE
STYLE AND QUALITY ARE RARELY SOLD AT
4 REDUCTION; BEING A STAPLE ARTICLE,
THEY MOST ALWAYS COMMAND FULL
PRICES, But MONDAY WE SHALL UPSET
THE ORDER OF THINGS By OFFERING
900 Corsets-perfeot in shape and ft-Frcnch
woven, $50 bones, drab only. The 81 o quality
for soc.
i 500 Imported Corsets of French Saline, heavily
boned, with patent clasp Perfect in shape and
finish. White, cream, red and black The
standard "a 60 quality. for 81 95
Corsets-seeond floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
LAUNCH OF AN EAST RIVER PgRRYBoIr

Hewburs. May 4 tspecIsi.-The new steel ferr-,
boat Pierrepont for the Onion Ferry Company OF
Hrookiyn slid into the Hudson at O'Clock this
afternoon from TIE yard Of Thomas s. Marvel d Co.
Hiss Ellen Low Pierrepont granddaughter Of A. A.
Low. of Brooklyn and daughter Of Henry z Pierre.
poot. son OF the deceased gentleman for whom the
host A naoed bruke the bottle Of wine and
~ boat Mrs J. Wyckoh Lyon. Mas White and
Sther brooklyn ladies were the boat. 1t viii run
a thu Hamilton Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

bououets and BASKETS Of flowers. Mr.. Moody has JUST
recovered from severe attack Of neuralgia, out MS
euro Ia not yet complete and 10 will journey TO Carts
bad for two thrco weeks. according to his custom
Of late years for tho purpose OF taking the curative
waters After that period Of rest he will spend Mo
or thres weeks visiting tho Paris Exposition Inc
r.st M his tour will embrace Berlin and BRUSSELS,
incuding a short "Trip TO scotland aud Ireland re
homes 10 take steamer at Queenstown as to roach
Nv July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
1royI nd MOODY OPP FOR yuRopr

A large number OF the friends OF Leonard Moody
gathered at the dock Of the steamer Ia Bourgogne OF
the Compagne Generate Transatlanique a. tho OF
MOfton.st, New-York, yesterday morning, TO see him
off for Europe and TO wish him godspeed on his
journey. lie was accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Lillian Moody. and she was the recipient d many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
VIf(H5LEE;toao
"pHH6RAIfAN
HINTS FOR
CAREFUL HOUSEWIVES.

Yesterday we took orders for homes to
be fitted out with window and door
screens; the Roebuck sort-took orders
for window shades-took orders for
awnings-took orders for loose hnen
furniture slips-took orders to 40 over
old narlor furniture for new homes.
Hadn't YOU better come see us about
som., of these warm weather house fix
ingsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
A SALE
IN BLACK GOODS.

xo-,ncb pure Mohair BrilDsntine very high lustre,
1Sc s All Wool French Nuns Yelling extra value
ss Ssi All Mpn Wool q" French Henrietta Cloth s
finish, csc instead of. s.29
Black Dress Goods-left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

doesn't affect the quality or desirability
of the goods a particle. They're made
by Russell. the standard silversmith OF
this country. Every piece to be offered
IL guaranteed by Russell and in turn
again guaranteed by ourselves to con-
tain 90 per cent. more silver than the
Al grade getable in any reputable re-
failing silverware place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
A SALE
OF RICH WRAPS.

The most important event thus far this
season will take place Monday-detalls
follow.
30 exquisite Wraps. This seasons i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. styles, including
the creations of "Pingat," "Abel," OF
Paris, and of equally celebrated Berlin
manufacturers.
The prices range from s75 to $3.50.
On Monday we will offer them as
follows.
The $3.50 Wraps halved 70. 'ssssoo
The 81 90 Wraps halved to. '.o:s2Oo
The SIS Wraps halved TO- 80 on
Our word for it similar chance to Sc
cure Wraps of this character won't hap
pen this year.
$50 Ladies' Wraps, Nantes and Shouldoc Capcs
all new desirable goods, sl4 80 instead OF; .sG2
100 Ladies' Shoulder Wraps OF SIX, win soho
let bead sides, 50 so; these sre $l2 20 sooos.
$50 Ladies' Shoulder Capes OF fine beaded gfen ma
dine, with sides Of rows OF shower irihse' go ~
soo p1 Rack Diagonal Cloth jackets with Vests
braided in tinsel 81 IS: underprioed from. $40 81
And our word for it again that what
we mentioned above about the higher
priced imported Wraps is equally true
ofthese last four lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
MILLINERY.
FRESHEST ARRIVALS.

Leehorn Hats for women and children in all the
desirable shapes, CSC to "a 81
Complete line Of Chidren's fancy braid Hats in all
shades &c, Arc, 500, sc, and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
INFANTS COATS.
wOMENS. UNDERWEAR.
BROKEN PRICES ON ALL.

Infants Walking Coats underpriced for
Monday.
Latest Novelties and best material
every coat and garment.
Lot l-5 dozen Infants Walking Goats Of the
81 9b TO So 90 quality, for -. 81 %
Lot 2-l o dozen 81 % to SIS 10 quality for 50 90
IS dozen Chemises, Drawers, Skirts, Gowns and
Corset Covers csc. TO 81 ?5 quality, Monday 7oc
each.
At this sale We shall display the new
lines of rich underwear, such as superb
Bridal Trousseaux, Infants complete
outfits, Silk Night Robes and Chemises,
and beautiful Dressing Sacques.
Undefwear-seeona soor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

PRICES DURING OPERA WEEK
Reserved Seats. 81 So A., ~ 80 and s9 50.
Admission. so cents and ell
NOL. Sims PARK THEATRE
THE LEADING THEATRE OF BROOKLYN.
This Week, Matnees Wednesday aud Saturday.
THE POWERFUL ACTRESS,
ROSE COGHLAN,
In . picturesque and sympathetic role. A delicious
romance OF old French chiyalry.
JOCELNS
play Of intense human interest
Written by Mr. CHARLES r. COGHTAN
Next week, MRS POTTER In Antony and Cleo
patra," Camille and "she stoops To Conquer
| EE-AVE. ACADEMY OF Music, Brook
~ lyn r. ID.
The Popular Eccentric n. Y Comedian,
MIR. JOHN WILD
RUNNING WILD.
Soc. Reserved Orchestra and Balcony Seats. 6oe.
Next Wssk-AAAGARRT AArhhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
PLATED
TABLEWEAR.

Prices cut in two--but NO matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
THEY ARE IN THREE DESIGNS,

SpeeiN Case-front entfAAoes right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

We devote Twenty-four Thousand Seven Hun
square feet of Floor Space to the retailing, cutting
Carpets and kindred goods.
We have recently increased facilities tor BUSH
portion of adjoining building, which enables us to OF
room so feet by 80 feet in which we will exhibit
best productions of Tapestry Brussels only.
This new wareroom is probably larger than any o.
Tapestry room in New York or Brooklyn.
While referring to Tapestries, we wish to call
fact that we are Offering large line of Special Patt
Stinson's, and in the famous
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

Chet Bronson viii tram Whites band
n Kalamazoo this winter.
Mrs. X. J. Davies, of New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G.. Lee.
County Treasurer Colsou is enjoying
the country air at his farm IN Alaska.
Mrs. T. J. Hewson, of Kalamazoo, Is
the CUES; of Mrs. w. c. Brightrall, OF
Fulton-st-
Mrs. Maud Conkey, formerly with
the Neal SISTERS, has accepted position
with the Misses Harmon.
Mrs. c. K. Buchanan and Mrs. Thos
d. Gilbert have returned from a visit
with relatives in Aurora, Ill.
The Misses Jemina, George and Vic
torla Dunseath, OF q West Fulton-st.,
have gone TO visit friends IN Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Klndie, of Vicks-
burg, Michigan, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Cook, of los Washing
tOn-st.
VI. V. Elliot, wife and little daughter,
OF i75 North Prospect-st., left yester-
day afternoon for a months visit with
friends az HubbardstOn.
John Whalen, the Greenville ball
player, who has been ~ the U.-B. A.
home since the accident by which his
leg was broken, has returned to his
home IN Be tic Creek.
J.Miller, Of - North Jefferson-st.
whO has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. VI. LambrIX. for the past four
weeks AZ Hurley, Wis. and AZ various
points n the Upper Peninsula, has re
turned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
FOUL STREETS AND ALLEY S



Sfrests-
South Div.s.9n-sl. offers a splendd
Geld for TIE street sweeper. Tie roa4-
eay slna very hlthy coalition. In
some places the Dirt Is three or four
inches deep, and smells = Heaven 10
protest against the neglect of lhe on
Gals aao have the street cleaning ia
charge. There has Eeseg been 8 sam-
mer Ia my recollection, p sad apEomln-
eut ciuzen iast nigat, when the streets
have been - nlthy a. they nave this
season. ! Was amused, and pleased.
too, At the LJtle breeze Alder
man Turner created tie other
night IA proposing large APP
pr0priatlon 50 that certain sections
ot the city could be kept cleaner. Mr..
Turner hlt the nal on the head, and
the council Ought 20 have sustained
nm rather than the alderman who
,eemed 10 think le was reflected upon.
Inis matter ought 10 be attended 10
right away. The members OF the In
tefnaIOn4l Congress viii be here soon,
ana 4 a. want 10 make a good mpTes-
SION upon them We ought 10 nave the
street cleaners at work every day. The
alleys around town are n very had
condition. They should be cleaned up
in the interests Of public health, a. well
a. for the sake OF fayOrabiy lmpresslng
our visitors. | don't know exactly
whose business lt is 10 see 10 these
things, bat somebody has certainly
neglected as duties"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
Electricity a. n Means of Death.

Doctor VI. Allen Starr will, in the
November Scri5ncr, describe the effects
Of electricity upon the human body.
THIS subject IS of special Importance,
owing to the frequent reports of ac-
cidents due tOcontGct with electric wires
TO the recent adoption of electricity
as a means for executing criminals;
and TO the extravagant claims of the
curative powers Of electricity IN dis
eases. Doctor starr VIII draw the line
very sharply between the legitimate
use of electricity and quackery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

Following cases of contagious diseases
are in the town of Grand Rapids, east
of the city. Glenn Day, on Sherman
St., diphtheria; Edna Clark, on Bates-st.,
diphtheria; Miss Bosnian, on Alley-ave.,
dlphtheria; Master OithOf, corner Dia-
mond and Buckeye, diphtheria; Miss
Chilkins, Euclid-ave., diphtheria; Mrs
Camp and daughter, 500 South Division
St, south Hall-st., diphtheria; Jessie
Travis, II Dudley Place, measles; Jacob
Westvelt, 240 Grandville-ave., typhoid
fever; David Sheppard and ADRIAN
King. PA Madison-ave., typhoid fever,
and one case typhoid fever southwest
corner Spring and Bartlett-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
TOWN TOPICS

EEcuse these t~zrs-I seeF foF icy
Ny site AZ a0ms. lsestsr ~ 1ogs
Ag rirrs ls more a rover.
T. 1,.siless llE tnrs az atfead
Ald SALE aa4fa ~ more tnrS sDen1.
Iae baseball season 's aser-
-fram fle Reverse % a Business MAJ
see Arthur 8 PMl5F.c' f2.Q0 cabinets.
We NnLl-st. opening case Is still on
tral
Wood Railway Guide for Octobe.
has been published.
Ira ". DeLyon, "A plain drunk, vas
arrested on West bridge-st. last even
ng
t,Ies Donnel.y vas arrested IN Ben
nelts coal yard lasL nlght Tor beng
drunk
Jacob KOrten was arrested for fast
duF.ng CA DLtaNa-st- about noon yes
Lerday.
The nlatron III the Woman's Home
and Hospital would AXE % md a home
Tor nice baby.
The Jury Ia the United States Court
has been excused until November II,
when the trial Of q l.mlnal cases "ill De
begun.
The qlrateriy bill Of the Kalamazoo
asylum las been sent ia o. the county
superintendent OF the poor. IL iOOts
Up % tlsl1.s3.
Supervisor ". IL. Myers, OF Rockford,
reports that sneak thieves effected an
entrance 90 has house Tuesday evening
and stole $500.
Mrs. %. l.. Davidson, OF tins city, has
been elected worthy grand matrOn OF
the GranG Chapter Order OF Eastern
star now sn session at Lansing.
The WlddicOmb Furniture Company
is erecting a lew chimney % their fac
tory. l4x14 feet at the base, and 10
feet hlgh. 10 viii cost $1,000.
The police court yesterday disposed
OF hve cases of drunkenness, one OF
drunk and disorderly, one Of assault
and battery and one for fast driving.
Tne contract has been let by the
Dlvision-st. Gravel Road Company for
the construction of Us southern exten-
sion, and work Will be az once begun.
News j. received OF the death of Mr.
p. ID. Jackson IN Colorado, where she
went Ia July last hoping 10 recover her
health. I-er husband started home
With the remains last night.
Charles +. Frost took out a pool
table license and c. NanderplOeg, John
Haeksema, G.. TenhOrr took out huck-
ster's licenses Yesterday. John Spear
also took out license for candy and
peanuts.
A survey recently made of the mines
owned by the Grand Rapids Plaster
Company shows that the cave extends
hack from the mouth 900 feet IN cir
cUlar shape, and that It's lowest point Is
100 feet below the surface.
The society of the Oakdale Park Re
formed Church filed articles OF assOcia-
ton with the county clerk yesterday.
lne articles are signed by Gerrit JOnk-
hof, Barend Bsrentse, George Rollofs,
T. JOukhof, Tobias Niehof and Henry
ZuldemR
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
COURT RECORDS.

rCrir-Judge BUrCh-W ". Kim
ball company vs.. Matte Robinson, re-
plovin. verd CT no cause OF action and
for defendant Sl25; judgment for de-
fendant 1929 and costs; proceedings
stayed twenty days. Godfrey Kahn
bach vs.. Theodore FoOte, assImpsit; on
trial.
Judge Grove - Peter Smcntch v.
Daniel -. Courtney. assumpst judg-
ment for plaintiff S531i and costs, to
be settled ON Application. Francis T..
Pierce ". A. Legrand Pierce,
chancey; petition ot Mary A..
Burugsrtnor denied with costs.
In the matter of the estate
Of Elizabeth /. Mcconnell, de-
ceased, appeal of Daniel Mcconnell
from order of probate court removing
him "a executor and directing him %
account; appeal from probate court
argued aud submitted. In the matter
Of the estate of Il Eizaboth J.. Mcconnell.
deceased, appeal Of Sarah NJ. Jennings
and Edwin Mcconnell from order Of
probate court allowing claim Of Daniel
Mcconnell, appeal argued and sub
mitted Tn the matter OF the estate 0f
Elizabeth /. McC ouncu. deceased. ap-
peal OF sarah VI. Jennings and Edwin
Mcconnell from order Of probate court
allowing clam of Moves I. Avery; ap-
peal from probate court argued and
submitted.
svFEEIoR-In the matter Of the
Nlnth-st. opening on trial.
UNrTED States-John Torrent -. The
E. X. Martin Lumber Company, ct al;
continued until November p.
The trial OF criminal cases VIII begin
on N0vembcr -. and the jury Is ex-
cused until that date
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
The Best in the Land.

Such is what every one says Of
Quaker oats, after a fair trial has been
given them. These oats are unexcelled
for pancakes, bread, porrldge, etc.
Ask your grocer for them.
For an elegant antique oak finish
three piece bedroom suite for SIS 90 to
the Vinegar Furniture Company, l23,
l25, 127, l29 South Diyislon-st.' corner
of Cherry-st.
Quaker Rolled White Oats are the
best in the land. Try them.
25 dozen fine kid gloves tor so cents q
pair, at 81 MOnroe-st.
Linoleum in new and elegant pat
terms, at
NoIGT, HERPoIsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Large Number Of InmAtes-Ihe Now
Buildings.

Buildings.
There are now 40 inmates at the
Soldiers Home. This IS the largest
number ever IN the home at one time.
The new buildings Will be ready for
occupancy IN about two weeks, and
VIII be occupied as soon as they are
done. From present indications" ;"
SAID General Pierce yesterday, "we will
have nearly 500 veterans IN the home
this winter. There are number now
out on furlough and ! am keeping
them out just as long as can until the
new buildings are available. We have
many applications for admission now
on file and some of them have been
favorably passed upon, but we are de-
laying IN sending the transportation
until We can move into the new build
lngsn
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
GOOD PROGRESS.
work on the Masonic Home Uader Coco
Headway.

work on the Masonic Home Uader Good
Headway.
The walls Of the new Masonic Home
az Reeds Lako have now reached the
second story and are going up quite
RAPIDLY. The contract calls for tho IN
closure Of tho structure this fail, aud
barring serious accident the walls will
he up and the roof put on before the
advent Of cold weather. This is as far
as the funds now in the treasury Will
carry q. and a. the managers are averse
20 creating debt they Will stop work
a. that point and wait until the funds
can be secured. The matter will be-
brought up at the meeting of the Strand
Lodge which occurs at Detroit next
January.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
ANOTHER HIGH FENCE.
A Couple of Clancy-st. Nei ghbors Quarrel
ing About it.

Alexander Mcdonald and Caroline
Telzrow live on adjoining lots on
Clancy-st. Mrs. Telzrow has erected a
barrier between the two houses in the
shape of fence twelve feet high and
forty feet long. Alexander's view is
consequently somewhat Obstructed
in that direction, and Old Sol
is unable TO look into Alex
ander's windows without stretch
ing his neck. Alexander therefore
declares the fence a nuisance, and files
bill of complaint IN the circuit court,
asking to have 1t abated. He also
wants Mrs. TelzrOw enjOined from
erecting another fence should the
court cause this 10 be removed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
CAN'T FULFIL.
Ccntrsctor Prsnge Unable 20 Garry On
His Canal-sf. Job.

t1ntrarfoF frange uahls 20 carry out
His Csnsl-sf. Job.
Contractor Prange, who has the con-
tract for usvng the north end Of
Canal-st.. finds himself. through no
fault Of his own, unable to fulfil his
undertaking. The bargain w.ta the
city calls for the use of tho Ross
patent sapless blocks" The blocks
have been manufactured a. Fvart by
the R0ss Bros. The latter have re-
Gently failed and have ahsC0nded,
owing everybody they bad been able %
get - trust them. Their mills are
shut down. and As theirs was the only
factory m the country making these
blocks Mr.. Prsnge can not procure
them for hls JOB. Just what VIII DC
done IS not determ ined.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
Bold sneak Thieves.

Mrs. 4. O'Neil, of 352 Center-st., re-
ports that sneak thieves entered her
house Thursday afternoon and carried
away about 500 whsch they found in
tho pockets of James Davis, bOarder,
and sbOut 81 belonging 10 her. They
ransacked the house pretty thoroughly,
but evidently cared for nothing but
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

Here NE come again. For ten days
only we VIII make orr best s5 cabinets
for - ard S3 These are our very best
work and aI work warranted. All
work larger than cabinets positively at
hs'f prices, our g. panels az - our Sl2
panels for 81 and our finest Iife-Sxed
$40 cravon for $40. We vii give a
lsrze fe-sized crsvor with one dozen
of our s. cabinets for sf2.
A.. a. IL CTEAR.
rs and I4T Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

WAsBIssIos, Oct. lZ.-For Upper
Michigan. Ealr se4ther, fol0sed sat-
lrday BY hight ran signify warmer,
variable SinGs. For Lover Alenlgan.
t4lrs 4 gltlY cooler, s0gtlerly Hllds.