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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

To go at double-quiek pace during the Special sale
The quiek-psce prices for July Is, 10. and 20:
39c Black Silk Jersey Mitts for 3lc.
50e. Black Silk Jersey Mitts for &c.
zoe. Black Silk Jersey Mitts for 5Se
eS Have you before epel heard of warranted
Real Mianese silk Mitts for Sic. pair You may
see hem here at ale. during the Special Sale
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Many journals are quoting with Apr sval the
remark Of Channcey II. Depew in his recent
address at New Haven, that he who wofld
succeed at the bar must decline once; but why
does not somebody suggest the converse of this
proposition, namely, that he who would sue.
coed in office must keep away from the bar.
NJ least during business hours?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

The New York Son is laboring with tremen.
dous energy to spur up the lagsard New
Workers to the work Of capturing the sxposi.
ton Of 1884, bat the contract is too big. The
Gothamites do not respond to the extent Of q
nickel. All the effect the Sea's efforts can
have 10 possibly to defeat the Washington sx.
position project
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
The Star Out of Town.

THE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period an may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. O. But all
such orders mast be accompanied By ne money,
or the paper eoRnot be sest, as no accounts are
Kept soith mail subscriptions. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

On the same principle that 1.-The proof of the
pudding is in the eating" the proof of the air
ship Is presumptively in a sail through the
enpyrean- II the analogy may be carried still
further, the success Of the pudding is measured
by the ease and dispatch with which it disap-
pears after falling into the hands Of the person
appointed to make the test; and judged by this
standard. the excellence of the Campbell air.
ship is established beyond a peradventure.
Professor Hogan, who mounted to the sky In il
on Tuesday noon at Brooklyn, n. y, has not
been heard from since, and the patentee and
owner Is IN state of embarrassing uncertainty
whether the professor Is still navigating the
armament above or has descended at some
Po-ntwhe he Is unable to write or telegram.
ASIDE from any feeling he may have about the
loss Of a human life in this venture, Mr.. Camp-
bell naturally Is anxious TO know what has be-
come of all the capital he has invested in the
perfection Of his air-ship. Ii would be n con-
ISOLATION to him to know even that the device
had proved a failure, for then he could ascer-
tain where its weakness lay and set about the
invention of a remedy; but as it is, he Is beref,
even VI the grounds for reasonable eoniec-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Eow strong are the ties Of race and neighbor-
hoed is shown by contrasting the prompt, eager
offers Of aid which came from all parts of our
country when the news of Johnstown's calamity
was published, with the apathy which is shown
over the account Of the drowning of four thou
sand natives by food in China. The world,
which Is 80 small in some ways, Ia 20 wide in
othars-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
919 Pa Avn
JULY Is, 1859.

WE STILL CONTINUE THE SACRIFICE SALE
OF OUR STOCK OF FINE DRY GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION
100 PIECES OF CHINA SILKS PLAIN. OF ALL
coLoRs; ALSO FIGURES; ALL MARKED
VERY CHEAP.
so PIECES OF BLACK LACE AND LACE NET
TING. ALL OF GOOD QUALITY. PRICES
VERY LOW.
| so PIECES OF FRENCH sATINE AT OUR USUAL
Low PRICE OF 20c PER YARD
25 PIECES PLAIN WHITE GOODS OF GOOD
QUALITY. AwFULLy CHEAP AT I.4c
100 PIECES OF 0INGHAMs, ALL KINDS AND
QUALITIES THE STYLES ARE GOOD
PRICES, VERY LOW
| 10 FINE FRENCH sATINE ROBES. ALL WE HAVE
LEFT PRICE se50
rs DOZEN GENTS SILK " HOSE, ONLY 5oCENrs
PER PAIR THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF
THE DAY.
$50 GENTS NEeLIeE SHIRTS OF ALL STYLES
AND DESIGNS.
ALL KINDS OF FINE DRESS GOODS. SUCH AS
ARE USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS
STORE WE OFFER AT VERY LOW PRICES
WE MUST REDUCE THE STOCK AND A CALL
WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE ABOVE
STATEMENT.
CUSTOMERS OWING BILLS WILL PLEASE CALL
AND MAKE SETTLEMENT
STORE OPEN TILL O'CLOCK TILL FURTHER
NOTICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES. ONE PRICE
w.M SINISTER 4 Sons
jyl5 go PENN AVE. NV
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+ + A.E.JBIHiiHF'HH;;:: {:
$s,ss e. ! :=:::s i ; F.
e. saft # S'S EN- SIS e.
E. 4 Sos l.. IS: -
Fl / I. ss IH$.ssEE$IEI:. !
e 4 Y

ANNUAL GRAND CLEARANCE GAZE,
md ned e; lsyys 8: "a 4 Is@s5': 2
year created A. We, fron season e .sa,on; r.
sSse ss SSs sss rs sss.Sp' "
Our stock 4 stu very large and we have put
;ssst . ssd: ana Pa. are ii rssssa ALIKE dur:
wsepsrsr We have ss sale Of shi. Sind SEeeER
d0 L0ok AT THE r C0ST 0F "a a PIECE OF
eS cn " 4 sSss VI Snox VIZ
from our souns:rs or shelves: and that !. what
81 pa1cS Snss 0a' clearing SA's'''aee '0r
a.F MIA s sss Mon
Aiot Silver Rhine s.ops Hair Ornaments.
A lot q 9s s lied and silver Bouquet Pins,
wsrs I've Red L,ek s istsc each .,~.
.Kiins q soc. fsrrinss, Pearls, Rhine Stones.
LEATHER r., Z; GOODS l9s::, pn.,.. 70, -
wsr 10y o. t Rsa T pssses, different colors
soc g.: :. a.S''A'' Rocket Books S'a '''1'''a
MEMS oooDs.
Red Tieketsd loo. each
u lot Of Sac. rsus Four-in-Hand Ties. Red
-IlgtS} So. Lsundered Plated Bosom Shirts.
lot Il si.S5 Faus shirts, open front. sizes
pAR ~ AID sleH Red rieksted 7Sc'
10 Sia5 Children's Parssols. colors, Red,
Garnet Y s1a Brew B,SSp Red fislstsd sss. 49,
Red RcRete si1 a. 8s. Be- r's'oi'' BACK SUCKS
Ia Fancy Psrasois, were from se to $3.50.
q, 6 Rsd Tichessd 81. 10 each.
4-Button Undressed Kid Gloves, all sizes and
BLACK sSaSfi LACE SsEs si2' He'd r'ei'''d Toe
lot Of Black Chantilly Lace, was 25c and
s$c. : yard: Red Tisfstsa iSc. ~'' -1N
6 SlSunG a,sS worth s5e yard Red Tefetsd
vEILINGS.
"A lot Of Chenille Dot veiiings all colors, was
i lot Of 25c Point b Esprit Net, in Pale Blue,
wRhPPE sRS w Nn ksd Iiekstsd &C. yard.
Choice of a lot Of White Wrappers; sizes. SO
s saas were as high as $3.50. Red Ticksted
Choice of.s lot of Misses aud Children.
f1Easa s spss were from $3.50 to 81 Red
N'i Best Quality Ammonia Red rieke.ed &C. a
DH RAVEN Clos. Shoe Polish worth a,c Red
riII i; 4 lily" Dress Shields were ,0e. Red
r; ] 10, of Castillo Soap, was &c. cake. Red
LOT Of Best Parma Cologne. worth 4sc.
BuP PT.t,S "ea rejected 2sc. bottle.
i lot Of Fancy Metal Buttons. we're csc. Red
ret let d s ss DOZEN s. D.,
FAN p idl q Sam f.p. Satin both ,a. hand.
painted, were oOc. Red Ticketed SIC. each.
i lot OF large japanese Folding Fans, were
4Sc Ned Iieketed 2Sc. each.
LADIES' Inn SE lfRSrG;A, ,,n0. co,.
Red Ticksted IKE. each. 0 "s's S'''
a rev biaek Lace Searfs, all silk, were csc.
I'm, bea IIcketed 63e; each.
EMD6OlDLhIES AND LACEs.
kemnants Of Embroideries and Laces, were
3oc,, oOc. and 20. Red Ticketed 2Oc \ rem
nanG
Coiored Iorchon Laces (Black and Whjtel
were DC. he'd Ticketed lie. yard.
Odds and ends IN 22.inch Flouncines tCam-
Hss k asD AIT ro @sPA Asic ass Red
.hsaes 1e . S nss Sss, China sss IL all
lot OF odd Chenille Tassels for fancy work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Kilrain 10 at home again in Baltimore. nov,
Governor Lowry, what are you going 70 d
about i1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
F F 4 |. /. {, | :: ::
T.; &c u 4 T

Saturday the store closes at O'Clock sharp please
try and make tomorrow FridsyD your shopping day.
Store open from 9 . m to I'm. tomorrow.
Continual he,ovn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
TIE Jre,s Ur.

HE JIa's Ur
We've waited, and waited patiently for hot
veather-and enough of 1t. to give our Straw
Hats stock the boom it ought to have. We
bought for it. but it didn't seem to get here.
We're not going to sit down and whistle for il,
ss sailors do for breeze. any longer II Straw
Hat is going to be of any service to you it'n be
during the next six weeks We have made AZ
CENTS the common price. and EVERY MANS
STRAW HAT IN THE STORE Is UNDER
THAT BANNER.
4Sc. 4sc. 4sc. 4s. $50 4Se 48c ASc.
4sc. FROM TOMORROW 4sc.
4sc. MORNING. 4sc.
4sc. FRIDAY. JULY 10. &sc.
@sc. EVERY MANS STRAW HAT 4se.
CSC. WE'VE COT 4se.
4sc. NoMATTER WHAT THE SHAPE. 4sc
4sc. QUALITY. OR PRIcE-Is 4sc.
Ase' 4s CENTS. 4sc
4se. ssc. Csc 4sc CSC. 4sc 4se. $50
This includes the Yachts, Sailors, Derbys and
ventilatsd strsws; the Soft Braid Maniiias,
Miisns, etc Plain White, Mixed and colored
s'raws with plain and fancy bands.
All the $3.50 ones ARE ~ CENTS
All the $500 ones ARE 4s CENTS
All the $500 ones ARE ~ CENTS
All the ~. 90 ones ARE 4s CENTS
All the rs ones ARE - CENTS.
All the el.5o ones ARE 4S Cent?
AL the 81. % ones ARE ~ CENTS.
All the Sl,0o oues ARE ~ CENTS
All the Toe. ones ARE ~ CENTS.
We want to see every one of them gothic
price shows thst-snd the sooner the better.
We ought not to have 20 many in the middle
ofJaiy. Itentails loss % us-s big one-bus
we've got Just sand enough to stand it, Wen
say goodbye " the Hsts nov and turn them
% CENTS.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
BUSINESS Makers,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
YssSas::ss'. ss,:s elSssa ys..., o.. worth 10.
cI M; n'fi ao:sSy sss. 10 aud
fssEl batt9ns al siSss excellsnt qusiityl e. d.
DR.. Narners Brighton G6rsets Soc
sa S q &. i sss " HSS s:i iss ,.
WIN. q vJR1bUCHEN,
uyis-sm io7a M n. aoTs ~ e. p,vs
A The CLOTH HQusE. 63e sf. u. N. !
~ I e ~ PET csps for the next mont
I2eS,nss to issss sseu TOR shS rsw AL cad Wat,
1ls-sr xA QUASI %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
1nEAr SALE Or REMNANTS.

GREAr SALE Or REMNANTS.
ON FRIDAY, TOMORROW, JULY 10, WE
WILL OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST
LOT OF REMNANTS WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN, HAVING ACCUMULATED ANEX-
IRA LARGE LOT OF THEM DURING THE
PAST FEW WEEKS, AND BEING ANX-
IOUS TO DISPOSE OF THEM WE HAVE
MARKED THEM VERY CHEAP AND
GOOD BARGAINS MAY BE OBTAINED
VIM. M. SINISTER SONS
1t ele PENN AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
THOSE VAL1srs FoR 81.

l. HOSE tALIsEs For 81.
"frush." you'll say.
And nine times out Of ten you'll be correct.
ogearing SUE Prices bring the prices Of desirable
goods down to the prices Of trashy articles But does
that make the goods inferior!
GRAIN LEATHER vALIsEs linen lined
Length. ....... 10-in Hin. 12-in. lain. l6-in.
Prices...... 81. sl.25. $40. $500 az SO.
eB- Those leather lined come little higher in
price.
REAL ALLIGATOR vALIsEs, leather lined
Leneth........ l2-in. lain. l6-in- ls-in.
Prices. s45o. 1855. sa50 ESQ.
es- Hand-sewed throughout. The very best.
GRAIN LEATHER GLADsToNEs. linen lined
Length ......14-in. 16-in. 1s-in. 20-in.
Prices....... e3.25 s35O s4.25 $3.50
ey Shawl and Shoulder Straps Toilet Article Cases.
Pocketbooka- Gard Gases and the new Tourist
satchel and Strap for ladies' wear also Clearing
Sale Prices.
II Your name on fifty cards copper plate included,
Tor soc. First-class work guaranteed or charge.
THE PAI4AIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
RrAsos Vrnsus Nossrssn.

The Palsis Royal boohs psr prosv that over esoo
worth Of Hsndkerchiefs have bsen sold IN single day
FoR CASH. NOT on CREDIT. and for that rssscu Of
better qualities for the prices than offered ~ credit
seof~s.
Ess d not reckses sad so.ssnsieai ciafs sads ,ri-
~ PROF. o. Possibility ~ pvooc
Taers can't be two or three "Hesaqusrterv- for
handkerchief WIN you be Judge and jury. Where's
HesdQuarterss Your verdict In awaited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
EMBRo1nERrEs.

EMBRo1nER1rs.
EMBRoIDERIEs!
EMBROIDERIEsi
Embroidered 45-inch Flouncings. The greatest
bargains ever offered in this line Too many ON hand
to move them, reduce the prices cost not consid
cred. We must sell them. We're
80 and CSC. t3 patternS reduced to 75c.
81 As. 81. SO and $1.75 ia patterns) CSC
81. SO, S19S (6 patterns) Sl25
SLoS Hemsttched e patterns) +" S1.38
S22o 60 patterns) Sl.4S
$2.4S (6patterns, Sl.75
Besides the above we have q great many short
lengths, which we reduce still more guaranteeing
that Embroideriss were never sold low as at this
sale.
THE BON MARcHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
25o. SILK GLOVES FoR I9o

Taffeta silk-a mixture of SILK and Linen, which
while to all appearance all Silk has twice its dura
bility. All eolors and Black in Mousquetaire styles
Nineteen cents until Saturday at O'Clock On Mon
day, 25 cents.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
SILK GuovEs DowS In PRrcE

The best imported English Gloves-F ownes'-are
seldom reduced in price. Ladies' who know the merits
Of Fownes' Celebrated Silk Gloves will appreciate the
reduced prices
12button Mosquetaires reduced from 81 AS to 81 le
s-button MosQuetaires reduced from l25 to csc.
6-buttcn Mosquetaires reduced from Csc TO zoe
e1-Aboye prices for the Black Gloves Those in
eo1ors raa.,ea1 20 nNI IN, a nam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

News ABOUT SHOES.
YOU MAY THINK THAT NOTHING NEW CAN
BE SAID ABOUT so WORN SUBJECT IF YOU
ARE ONE OF THE FEW WHO THINK THAT
e E e 81 !! Fl Fl Fl + ::
:. :; III s. s. F. f. :: ::
ARE EXPENSIVE. HERE IS NEWS FOR YOU
FROM HEADoUARTERs-THAr BURT's ARE
THE LEAST EXPENSIVE sHoEs-THE PRICE Is
THE SAME AS FOR INFERIOR ONES. THE
WEAR. FIT AND COMFORT ARE KNOWN BY ALL.
Mems Handmade Shoes. -. 90 to $ToO
Ladies' Handmade Shoes. $500 to $500.
Children's Hand made Shoes, zoe. to o. o.
REMEMBER
That they all wear alike. The finish varies the price.
ARTHUR BURT co..
iyls 121l ST. wv.
PHlLApEIpH1A SroRE.
A big cut in French Ginghams.
Down to 1870. just about nshalf
Wool Chaliis reduced to l2kc.
Finest Grade Cotton challis down
to 64c.
CORD and Black Tsffets Gloves.
were 2ac; now Zoe.
Mems Nainsoek Shirts and Drew
ers. price was Soc; now 30c
Odd sizes of DR.. Warmers Cora
line corssts, 75c
A few Parssols to close regardless
of cost
Big bargains in Ribbons moirs.
satin and groserain,
Mating. bug cut in prtcss.
cARHARr LEInY,
BIZ 9as 9TH and 7oe Knw.
CIR THz Bxsr.
;; THE CONCORD HARsEsa
Lurz sRo.
Se7 rsss- sse.4 ssssinias xatisnsl aotsa
Trusts md sstehsis Of asss aakss st low rrsesA
nulLp{N0 HAPERs. NQhTAA ooLpBA Ia
c(lneneA Moth trool Payer and OhADooaI =
nhSs Ia wALkEk sohS x0& 16sh q AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
RIBBON BARGAINS.

3inch Gros GRAIN Al-silk RIBBON, satin stripe, In
white, cream and coors. 2oc. yard; would be chesI
at Soc.
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
CoRsEr Gowns.
CORSET COVERS.
cJRsET COVERS,

Here's chance for tyou-only question Of size
If your size is here You chance bargain First
comes our 2oc Cambria, plain but good quality. 5c.
cover All sizes but SO. As long they last 2 for
23c. Next our Cambria Lace Edge regular 3Sc ones
No size 34-take them at zoe. Sizes from SO up in
our 4Sc. Emb. c. c. 20 for 4Oc. And our Use Emb
Yoke c. G., all sizes except 49, go at SOC. Only q few
- "a and 42-9Sc. Embroidered 80 at 75c. And your
pick Of all sizes that were 81. % at 9Sc About Is
1926 Covers 20 at &c., only in size 40 and AZ And
sizes in 81 and 81 rs Covers you can pick at
CSC. That's all in low neck Covers. ANY of our high
neck Covers at Soc Some were rs high as Sl.4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

WOODWARD . IoTnaos
o.. Ilsa ssaHslk ~
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B. ROBINSON 4 CO,
ExEMPLARs OF PROPER STYLE,
9o9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

FRIDAY, JULY s. 1889.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY have just received
another lot Of their Celebrated Patent Process big
Bargain" Flour. and the price is still only S60s
barrel No Aour like it in Washington for the money
Genuine Formosa oolong Tea, a. Soc The best
thing going for making Iced Tea
Our Genuine Mandhelins Java Coffee ID positively
the highest grade Of coffee that money can buy
Roasted fresh every morains by our Expert
s1saosao rousss oospAsx
VI zee sHrH ~. BEE . Aspa
....,. 1li''' 's''i'E4 g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

woolens are alsoays safe to wear In heat or cold
enough in weight and the garments lightly made up
Light Wooden Suit is about the coolest thing man
can wear in summer We are showing Chevioteen
and Cashmere Suits for Youths and Men this season
10 light in heft as to merit the term Zephyr-weght
They elegantly and thoroughly tailored sl2 and
upward. The popularity of the Serge Suit for sum-
mer wear will never wane-so much can be said for
say we've got every grade that's good in every color
that's fashionable. and every style that's worn, sl2
and upward. OF course you'll understand that what
ever You want in mems attire If it's proper its here
correct in style-right in price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

AZ TT f CLOTH RQusE. eae D n. =. v. 4
Areeis diseou4t 81 10 Per cent for the next moffS
,ssairss 70 male sscl isr 90 sss III ssa w. iiss
Hls-er III QUASI co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
MILANEsE SILK MFRS To Go

Continued below.)
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
Cured by Machinery Free.

Commencing on Tuesday evening,
September II, and on every Tuesday
and Friday, from 8 to p. m, the
general public, ladies and gentlemen,
are invited to come and be cured free
of charge or see others cured by the
largest and most elaborate machine
and the grandest discovery ever made
for the relief of suffering and the cure
of diseases and defOrmities. By its
use sight has been restored TO the blind,
hearing to the deaf. Physical defom-
tiles corrected, rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Paralysis cured. Sores, Ulcers and
Assesses healed. Tumors and morbid
growths reduced. Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
Cough and Consumption cured after
every known remedy has failed. The
weak and feeble have been made strong
and the sick well. The treatment is a
pleasant and exhilirating luxury, no
pain, shock or disagreeable effect or
sensation. The apparatus Will be ex-
hibted and It's use and effect fully ex-
planned. Office, 10 East Bridge-st.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
DIR. J. c. KENNEDY, Patentee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
THE WATKINS CASE
The Prison Whipping Case Again
on Trial
INSTRUMENT OF TORTURE IN COURT
what the Respective Parties Desifs "
Pross-Tn,e Injuries johnson Claims
70 Have EeeeiF ed-Ihs "b~ss
BaFusE''-Ihe visitors.

The new trial Of the ease of Chrk
Johnson against Warden Watkins, n
the Iona state prison, brings out few
additional facts IN the case, and tnP
conduct of the defense shows that Wat
den Watkins counsel have not been
sleeping. The attorneys for Johnson
showed the extent of the injuries re-
ceived by putting johnson on the stand,
and also putting on Drs. William Wood
and Perry Schurz a. experts. The m
strument employed IN the hogging was
introduced and consists OF stout
wooden handle about eighteen inches
in length, with slot sawed IN the end.
In tins slot is fastened a flexible strap
about two inches wide andabout twenty
IN length. II is simply called a strap,
but from its appearance and tine use 10
which it is put it might better be called
base-burner. The case of the COM
plainant seems TO rest upon the simple
fact that he was cruelty and inhumanly
tiOggcd, and received injuries that have
anguish, but will also permanently
cripple and enasculate him. The ply
sicians report an atrophied condition OF
the left hip. thigh and leg, and
a very serious injury 10 the generatlve
organs. The defense hardly tOuc hes
upon this point but endeavors TO show
! by hard crOss-eXaminatlOn that there
was a collusion between the complain
| ant and DR.. A. b. Way, the former
prison surgeon, who was discharged
| from the institution prior TO Johnson's
release. That they were TO prevent or
retard recovery from the injuries he
| received because there was money IN
it. That as soon as Johnson was re-
| lease he came at once to DR.. Way in
Grand Rapids and there made an ar
rangement with Frank Donaldson to
take charge of the case on percentage.
! In order to get the case out of
| the Ionia county courts they claim
that Johnson moved 10 Indiana and
was thus able to bring the suit
| in the United States court, and that
Thomas +. Peters, of Allegan, being
secured by DR.. Way is furnishing John
son money with which to fight the
matter III the courts. They try to off
| set his evidence as 10 his inability TO
work by claiming that short time
after his release he engaged III a fight
| at Lakevew, and at another time, to
show his strength, ne picked up block
of iron weighing 60 pounds. The trial
progressed slowly and at $3.50 court
adjourned, at the request of Attorney
Donaldson, on account of the absence
of the witness he intends to-call next,
Quite a number of distinguished WIS.,
| itOrs are in attendance at the trial, as
the case excites a great deal of interest
among prison officials and the officers
Of the State. Among those present are
Ex-Governor Jerome, Hampton Rich,
Jerome Croul, NJ S. Crosby, of the
board of Prison managers. Also DR..
o. r. Long, superintendent of the IN,
sane department at the prison, and
; Warden II. F. Hatch. A number OF
other prison officials and keepers are
| also in attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
MARRIED IN HASTE.
A Young Woman Throws Away fos
Months of Life for a Husband

a Young WomAn Throws Away Fear
Months of Life for Husband.
John Vanderyeen and Clara Peg
gerem, Two young people, came 10 the
county clerk once yesterday and Sc
cured q marriage license. The pros
pectye groom gave his age IS 20 years
aud the girl gave hers as 10. she Was
informed that she would perure heT-
self If she misstated her age bat she m
sisted that she was sixteen. The license
secured they deslrtd % be MARI ed IN
the county building and Justice HydOTn
performed tine ceremony.
About two hours AFTER an excited
middle-aged couple came INTO the
Office and inqureb II the young people
had been married and were EeonsOl-
able when they learned that u Was
true. The father and mother 81 the
bride stated positively that she Was
only fifteen years OF age, ana
lacked four months of being
sixteen. some one had told them
of the marriage and that Nanderyeen
was worthless fellow and they were
anxious 10 get their daughter back
They left the ottice IN great agitation
and were undecided what 10 DO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
National IeaPue.
Business Booming at Fenpvine.

sks-ssltt 70 rsz 7tNssaAS -staN>s.
FE,wvuLE, Mich, oct. 2.-Owiug 70
the prospects for new railroad, which
Will soon be an accomplished fact,
Fennvi.ie is receiving quitea q boom.
Messrs. Ducu q Pierce, late of New
York. have established a fruit evapor-
ator in the =. Hutchn's planning mill,
and arc now ready f05 operat0n.-
Jas. rs. Acrsyd, late with the STAR and
Crescent mills. Of Chicago, has leased
the Fennv.lie Flour.ng,mills for term
Of years, and is now prepared 70 run
the same - their fun capacity, winch
IS fifty barrels per day--There i: a
large crop of fine apples IN this section
with plenty I0f buyers at good prices.
-E. ". Rec. of New York, is here
making the farmers smile while buying
for the Eastern market, and u. !.
Purdy. Of Iowa, IS doing a similar act
for the Western.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
POMPEII TONIGHT.
a Grand Benefit for the Local stock
holders.

The "Last Days of Pompeii" will be
exhibited tonight for the last time in
Grand Rapids. The event Will be made
the occasion for a grand benefit enter
ta.nment for the local stockholders,
and a magnificent display of fireworks
surprising. anything ever shown in
Michigan, 'rith at least twice the num-
ber of pieces shown at any previous ex-
hlbton. The splendid "Fals of
Niagara" Will be repeated, and the set
pieces VIII not only Be more numerous
but superior in excellence to those be-
fore shown. The local stockholders
are 5000 or 5000 'Gn the hole" Everv-
body should turn out and give them a
r0us.ug benefit.