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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

weak points In An antagonists make M.
He i probably the only man in England
who has ever been able to call one OF Her
Gracious Majesty's Ministers liar i'm so
many words right under the nose OF the
august speeker--it WAS the dignified Mr.
Brame, who was speaker then, too. 1t
almost lifted the wig from the speakers
head but he could say nothing, for the
willy Timothy had dug up n quotation
that conveyed his sentiments TO the ears
OF his hearers In a perfectly parliamentary
way. Healy Is making a good deal of
reputation and some money now in p legal
way. IL j. the impression that he will
make great lawyer.
The Irish member who Is most popular
and influential IN England is Thomas
Power OConror. He is really a very
strong man. He is one of the few of his
party who j. to be seen in the various
London clubs. At first night performances
and 10 all the resorts that the best class OF
men about town in England frequent. He
l. n man OF many parts. more evenly
balanced than most OF his colleagues. He
l. first rate orator. fine writer. and as
the head Of the Irish movement in England
he has shown rare ability He seems to
have a head for business too for he seems
10 have made great success II his radical
newspaper the star which seems 10 circu-
late widely among the working classes.
The gaunt figure, and strongly marked
face of William 0 Brien is not seen much
I'm the House now. Most OF his time Is
spent in battling with the more than
q. 900 troops that Her Gracious Majesty
keeps tn Ireland. and considering the odds
he seems to make things pretty lively
although as a consequence Of his pug
nacity he is in prison most Of the time.
While o Brien is thus engaged, his news
paper. United Ireland, Is managed by
Thomas L. Gall. young man who wa
picked NJ by Farneil while he was doing
newspaper work in New York 4 few years
ago. and sent 70 Parliament He is a tall
slender young man, who has the manner OK
one who Is bored with pretty much every
thing. himself included. He u 8 slashing
writer. however, and has the satisfaction
OF knowing that Her Maiesty's Ministers
ut least carefully read his articles even
though 20 10 so causes cold chills 10 run
down their spinal columns O Brien is
now working MP the new Tenants Ri ht
League lie IS missed in the House even
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

Only s,vo really great men n the three
AM foms-li Gladstone aud ne uucrowned
k4g ot Ireland ruis - or course,
stretctilg 10 httie bias ~ eertainly -
trus tls1 eiaht Anle means ont 81 zen VITO
srear- aIira sslo1 to the gallery Of the
House AK arst. "Nher- - til ,dstonef"
pssd tasn. Where - Ptrnrlf' The Al
taehes 8f the House Aave grown accus-
toned 90 be- aud accept shs situation philo-
sophicaiiY gtey look upon this Ittie pecul-
Iaritg A. an American trait of character
somewhat ou the plane With the snkees'
supposed prcdliictie q FOR cocktails. mint
tuieys snt plux tobacco. Equally queer
a. ne average Ensiishmsn - the manner
r. wslcn a majority * Americans seem
g. take 20 the 0rigAt 5ody Of Young men
40 follow Parnsu N she House 81 Com
mona The Parnsihtes stand Infinitely
better Ia she opinion Of she English peo-
pl- than shsy did few years 40. but
tasse l. -<iii a nrZ- element In Engisod
thfst loo.ss npoa theua with good deal "a
disLssor Even 80 conservative aud zsner-
afig inofr-usfve man "a Justin Mccarthy
sli1 suffers from Is socially ard ia a nv
t-ri.,l -ass,. -tnca there are certain qos<-
tsrs la whioh IA books are SAIL practically
toycotsed. IL vas one OF she earlier Irish
= ttrtJN1 NN1 @~tNeA 1otlA-c 0h A4aS-
land &c she ans OF the passage % the Act
81 she Union tbas since England com
PEELED Ireland 20 send men % tho British
Parliament in Londoo or aowhere. Ireland
would send - Wessmin-soE. by way
81 retaliation. the greatest collection Il
black guards Ehat tho Kingdom could pro-
Ggce.
&c b not 80 very long a1o that large
portion of Enxlishmcn sUroght thai tho
prophecy nad been fulfilled That WAS
when kbe Land League was having irs
feruess struggle aud when Psruet. Joe
Hilr,s.ss. Tim Hraiy and "A handful Of de-
terrniu@t spirits were giving he British
pubs its most trying experience with
obstruction. and when the great machine
was aeld uiosionless and helpless by hall
"a iozen Ingenious msn- " hen Joseph
Tirrsr ussi bis preogafivs ~ a member
o. Parliament o7 bavinE the gallery Of
che Mousse r'e7rrd simply because be saw
sf- pr'nre VI Wales ia on II shem. when
tfe Whole rolicy ~ she Irish party was 20
render .tsef 50 obnoxious that the Eng
Ish nsrion would tire 81 it asd iet IL 20
home 90 r'siats in Dublin. and when
"Brczshot Forster WAS nightly bRited
a. the House. somsvhst ~ A bull = baited
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

Not long ago a man was before q
NeT York lldge. who asserted he had
beCl ARRESTED l3l tunes. Ne believe
ihero Is one dis,urbcr Of society who
las broken tins record. We refer to
ine insidlous disease consumption.
winch, when taken Ia time, Is always
irested 10y the Use of Dr. PIERCE
Golden Medical Discovery. Ii has an
unparalleledrecord as a cure of coughs,
colil Is and all forms OF pulmonary dis
eas Ks. ltlsa reliable tonic and alter
native or blood-puriicr, to bee found az
very drug store, and should be kept IN
-.AarN house.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

- ils~~1st - ~4xn a. tneerez sczrosc
s1ro-4 g. rkaE sE9s1 sAeo u .4l.1sL-As .
~, -1spi.e SIC laet 49, &c n=ssr strives
g slln- ~ "a of4ssx. TIE pSsi rio8 q ne
et1ef fEel1 3ers II sns Paris lie sta1rJ
D@Esf 1.z ea44<ea IA . sll1lias .uaalssf
ta-2sn r1 .e-s extent A-ssTt-e-~ss
E--< lll-a - Box ses - tael4 qot-lll-s
- -l1s-l1 80 fAs -xf4lE t4a1 ADesics4s
Co. l4asg 1.4fzss t14E 4 Fas Attracted
44-ts ~ aazlu a. sac average AsasrlraD
- q aa-9er % sasse 6rI<-E yo1ls 4s1
- - 49, E7l,-& 90 BE- ca-.s1 Par1s.l's
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

IN eavo~fnx 20 invent new methods Of
torflrInE It's unfortunate m<mbers. This
WAS whca the Irish Parliamentary party
was composed solely of Parnell and
Bizxar. but when by obstructive tactics
these two men clogzei the entire business
OF ths House q Commons.
Then she members never knew when Joe
was ing o. break ou- TIA a new spot. Re
would cart inso the House hsndcartsfui
of books ana iufict hours q speechmakiux
on some su isct IA which the house gen
err bad no interest," whatever and inten-
slfy Ing abe agony bJ Puruoseiy making
rb- .reech a. drssry a. he could. .T0s
rvouid be wiilaE - walk Into the
lobby n FEY divisions on motions ~
no conspgn @nce. visboar com planning hut
rather plainly indu riHx IN Ehoullsh gAee
at tne Thought that scores ~ gousy Eng
Nshuen we're With every Division susthe-
riatizinz him. Psrnsil. Ireland and every
thne connected with All three. Aad j.
bal macy was &c letting his foes see how
te er ovef their 6isromfture HIs eNp oit
rn enr 20 ,he rare occasions when ths
prr-s - Wales a seen .n the House has
been before referred 70
nnt T1nr 1sf smother way ~ amusing
hfa.a.f char ere Pm LOVING Irfahrsn with
rn- .shr1e1 - the Tshorrher~ tyne nsed
tn srf r r~1e'r Ire British Psrism4nt
1889 r.r American Co~ rres= hss 0u''nz its
mem hers noe a fsrr nrnarfitieS who max.
a =rer-s .rr. r.-r hfc1 the7 Fet rrfr-stf
ir r.ef- isr.J papers VITA ths snuonnc--
men rnsr = -reaca ~ss nsfe in reply ~
che R- ZION Mr. Gfsfstcue orfhe e
H-- 81 Uhsnferi7 or -ofis c- her his
rr- rrseoa "a graz ewes - GYM fer tais
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

L go there i ut = ksessgf IF
men oezs Is lie House. TIE Honor-
2ols Geatis1aa frsa Cokshg zxss
e~~ nooF. aatge1s e rsAnH.crLssE ana
kta1ces S.1sidly arg.szz - see Il Jos T. -
s-S1t Re - los 49, tie lsaoras4- f1esa-
Icy stgcs WIKI rs1rf ast rrsesesls Bat
horrorl Before half /. eessa ssas-ac~s are
spoksa he s--s : haael bseksa rxars
afss1 4D "a = aeacs f4elug am. saa a.
AZ Ease zEiunlax at ail1 vita a14z seems
demos sea- isy The housra5ls 11su. 1a-
i4irsrs ard = .e fAvors ala So q sarcastic
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11
BEST IN TIE WORLD.
Further Great Cures of Skin Diseases by
the Cuticura Remedies.
Boy One Year and a Half Old. Face and
Body in a Terrible Condition, being
Covered with Sores. sulphur
springs Fail. Cured by the
Caticura Remedies.

! have nse your CUucUps RUHgpEs IN two
cases where II proved % bc successful. 40.
lInt s.4s ln tle ease of a boy year and ht I
oia. Ills iawaud body were ln terrible con-
ilion. the iQmtr being completely covered
with sores. ! took him 10 tlr Naseenna 0n|
peur ~prlIgsbut he did not improve any. !
Vas then adgsed 20 try the tJTiCrfs hINF
DIES. VII. ch did. lie took one and cne-na
beetles of CrirtgA RESoLvExr. when his ska
was slooh as could Dee. ard is today.
used the tumgA ou nis sores ana the eeIi-
"a SOAP l. washing him. lIe j, now I'VE
wears OF ag'. gd al riglL Inc othef case y a.
IL .tis a. o'tle scalp. which was cur ~
W1~Nfr.r U Ififre frrf.f.nA SOAP and rubbing
r The & .iDc "a cne d. ol tt-ii i.t f,i 81.
.'s helig i-H They laNe proved SIC tts>iai
D.. every caseKhere ! have adNis ihe as. O..
.iem u Surprising how rapidly "a child
nf'l iflrI0Eeender their treatment. rcror.-
niend them fE any disease 81 ihe SKIN - beng
fhc best in ihworid. Iai, Is ry experience.
a..d am ready 10 stand by y iai' ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

W D. Suit, druggist, Bippus. Ind,
tcstifies: Il recommend Electric Bit
tcrs rs the very best remedy. Every
bO,tle sold has given relief In every
case One man took SIX bottles, and
WAS cured OF rheumatism of ten years
~ianding." Abraham Hare, druggist.
Bcllville, OHIO, afiims: "The best SELL
ng medicine ! have ever handled in my
twenty years experience Is Electric
Biltcrs." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the YER
diet IS unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid
ncys or Blood. Only half dollar "a
bottle at Peck Bros. dug store.
lf YOU want the best, order Kustercr
Brewing Co.'s Pilsencr or export bottle
beer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11
BIG MKS II rHg COMMONS
\ ol1npss - sons ortns Lsaennx
Penalties

As@ 49, 49, sszisslax 60 Ir.l@@.i's sr~--
4o-z- Aeifs. llIs. zAs nees3kAg's --4
49, es.--s A-Gllsh lAAaleg~z Ss~ ssx-
Ear- Far.4all 80 . F1sla alx4A
clFEa1sllF i.s4
Tie csonta kr4zr.ig $50 . boz ~ ths
fals 81 Pafaa.i -as iks "a ~aic1 e 80
Dot rz1slssd si-4ee LORD aredessGk Caysa-
clsl - ssracz 1era - Rlsax Para
t<saA .ea1sls 40 Sill s1eert4l1 ~ - 80
exis1l g. aateh w. lris4 movement sll
b. rs1ar,isa ~ t llsg all .alEls -4.sl =
hss ri t4Fesi sasu mash, pgz. a4sl-zz sal
tzlss. tnas ~lli sag ~ ulofe.
f.aa lsAa-ea 4sser saa 4lasrstAad ho~
n 70 -.lag s4@ l1ss s.-ilz rhal nlsss Amen
e-4ls 5fcesea - a. slsl sLss arrive ia
f.oldal - o. a-o every means as 4aad -
VIA .le e .slse ~ Com n1aa ..iuss ~ 80
ios-< - ~ astssafs AL Earnsii - hey
90 - 1azl-sals4el 1e4it understand t1s
a -aeficsn aesiFs - $50 sle rlra44 08d
Nlaa. Tor. ast.a1 frosa . lsa st01s o81
1o<les $50 behave llai.sf. as 60 o.. little
ta.n taas a head iacar4ate va - seeking
a. rlia lie EAs xrsatssL emptfs "a az.rsn.
s1ey 49, xeaersaF sillnz - adm4s t1as
tee al t1.ssse u-ia - ~osth going a 90
Says ~ sea b1t 19as Pafusu snozld
souna meas IA gosnt "a popularity ~fta
stra1sase = - them pazzluz QUO la
e.Hsf. ,,ecassiaz s8.s nsftss sfrh ne,
ssAlsrs-d si-1s most Anlerics1s ssesn 90
l-s4r 44lsF 80 Impression slat tnsfs are
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

] have leenafYiicted since last March WI =
SKIN disease ne doctors called Eczcma. Nf
ilcc was c0Yrrtd with scaas and sores. ahi
tNe itching al burning werc almost nHotafH
DIE. -ffiu-vaar ,rrfrCTt kEEFpfH-. 50 hlfhif
r-renmeaael concluded ~ giNe t1em VA
tslug fne g. lrfl Rt and lrrTCraf SOAP ehitf
ally aud Er-mvEsr inter Naif TOT I'Nr
faoufhS ] 0'l myself cured. in -Tallllif iNf
hich 1 maseihis public staten. ni,...-..
hss CLARA A. FRI Is,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
Mr. coMBRExoyr rs STILL WHOLE.

Louis COmbremont. who II was ALLEGED was khl'u
In the Grand Trunk disaster. near Hamilton on HP' =.
was found by Tribune sitting at his desk IN MS
once No John.s, yesterday Afternoon and he seemed
considerably annoyed by the notoriety the ruEoF hau
occasoned. Combremont is the agent Of the DUBOIS
Watch Case Company and ne said that he had learned '
the rumor had originated through member OF the MN
OF p W. Ellis Co., OF Toronto, who had found shpe
case in the ruins by the side Of the charrrd ana I'M
recognizable remains Of the victims Of the daser
and as he Ir CombremonO had written to T. W. Ellis
Co his intention OF visiting Toronto about that time II
concluded that he was one OF the Veu"S' anu u ~
was his body that had been discovered
There seems TO be doubt, however, that Fred
erick X. Orr, Of No. II Brsdfordst., Brooklyn was
one of the victims of the accident lie was a
young lawyer and was connectcd with the hrm OF
fullerton d Rushmorc, at No. 81 Wallst., OF when
ex-Judge Fullerton is the head. Mr.. Orr had been
in the West about six weeks, and having finished
his business there, started East, from Omaha, on
May o. or at least he had written 10 friends here
that he intended to start at that time. That was the
last ever heard from him. and his friends in this
city have gwen up all hope now. The young man
leaves q mother and several brothers and sisters
liz father is dead,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
LITIGATION DUE TO FORGER1Es.

Baltimore May 4 specialization Palmer, clerk
employed by Andrews. Peters d Co., stock brokers
OF this city, committed a number Of forgcrics and
subsequently killed himself. Gabriel ID. Clark, a
millionaire. entered suit against Andrews Peters
Co. and Peters. SChenk Co., Of New.lork. for the
value of many shares Of railroad and other stocks.
the litigation being the outcome Of Nelson Palmer's
forgrries. After four weeks trial Judge Dnfy' OF
the Court of Common Pleas day awarded the plain
,is his entire claim with interest excepting claim
for Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railroad stock
The question as 10 the time when The liability Oc
cnr,ej was whether II al the time OF the com
mission OF the forgery by the defendants clerk or us
discovery by the plaintiff This point was stfch"ousiy
Contested AS the stock hal increased In value con
sidcrably during the inter- al. and the ruling OF the
court was that the measure OF damages was to be
a the date of the discovery Of the forgery
6y the plaintiff. The total amount Of tho claim
40 anicd Is col 1868 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

about g. ooo How much is due the American Carbon
ated Company is not known It consists OF money COL
from which he had not turna IN 70 the
company but Is believed to be considerable
Major Nerdrekberg organized the cadets ana hr owes ~
about $500 which had been given him 70 purchase uni
forms for the boys Messrs and Trcshmann are his
bondsmen as secretary OF the Schueuenbund. seFera
years ago there being shortage OF about soo
in the accounts an investigation was made but every
thing was satisfactorily accounted for.
The major lived at No. l2j IL JeNerson'st anu MS
wife who IS stu at home says he has gone TO Oregon
He was formerly member OF the 47th Regiment 'hch
became first lieutenant and later captain OF Company IT,
$2d Regiment and succeeded Frederick W. farisete as
major about year ago lie was fine looking man ana
good soldier and during competitive drill in Washing
ton commanded the representative troops Of Brooklyn
with great credit. He is wlrewOrkcr by taIe anu
carried on business for some time IN McKibNenst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
REORGANIZING A BIG MEAT COMPANY
THE PREVIOUS ATTEMPT TO START LARGE
BUSINESS AND WHY 1T FAILED.

THE PREVIOUS ATTEMPT TO START A LARGE
BUSINESS AND WHY IT FAILED.
The REORGANIZATION OF the American Meat Company
was partially effected yesterday morning at the meet
fng of the board of directors held at the office of the
company No. As Broadway. Ex-senator Warner
Miller was ected president and Congressman James
j. BeIden of syracuse, elected 10 fill vacancy
In the board Of directors. The company was organized
Last July with an authorized capital Of $4,000 oOO
of which Ss 100000 issued in payment Of
i 900 900 acres of land In New.Mexico 100000 head
of cattle, the plant for immense slauShterhouses IN
Kansas City and a market-hOuse In Baltimore John
n Flaser was eec ted president and J. o. Moss vice
president and stock worth 81 100000 was placed with
John H. Davis & Co.. OF No. 10 Wa-st, and other
bankers I'm Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and Pitts
burg 10 be foated. The public took up all this
stock and would have subscribed for moro had II
been offered. Everything seemed to be getting on
swimnnngly until about three weeks ago, "ben
Messrs. Fagler and Moss resigned their ofhces' ana
the affairs of the company seemed 10 go to pieces the
various bankers returning all the IL 100000 to the
subscribers 1t is said that Armour Co., OF Chicago
were the cause Of this apparent breakup.
Tho American Meat Company Intends to raise its
own cattle in New Mexico, ship them to Kansas City
for slaughter and then sell the dressed meat both at
wholesale and retail in New.iOrk. Bos-
ton PHILADELPHIA and other Eastern cities.
This will, Of course, bring 1t in direct
competition with Armour Co and the other Chicago
packers, who 81 SET work to impede the new
company In every possible way. Mr.. Flagler was
president ann Mr. Moss Of the Cotton Seed
Oh Trust, nom which Armour Co. and the other
Chicago packers buy oil worth $S 10000 annually
and It was decided to strike at the meat company
through the trust Mr.. Armour II Is further reported.
informed Messrs Flagler and Moss that unless they
withdrew from the meat company the Chicago packers
would SET up factories and supply themselves with
cottonseed OIL The two men did not heed the threat
ana Armour Co. set quietly control OF
the trust; As soon As they had obtained majority
OF the stock, they repeated their d-mand and lhis
time the two men were forced decide between the
two organizations. They determined 10 favor of the
Cotton Seed OIL Trust and about three weeks ego sent
in their designations officers OF the meat combany
The meeting held yesterday began a reorg anIza alton
and another 10 be held Tuesday will compIrte A.
Mcssrs. Flagler and Moss are still members OF the
Board OF Directors but whether they win continue 10
at In this capacity could not be definitely learned
A. the meeting TUESDAY two vice presidents win be
elected and further details VIII be settled 1t is OK
sumuner or fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
WHERE is THE MISSING Maori

Thar Is anxiety about Major bnWsrd Nerdrekbeff
- The scd Regiment N. G. g. N. Y. who Ia also major
"a financial secretary OF the Germana sehuetsepbund
he about two weeks ago and IL Is from cred
- ,,., the fnouirIes come Among these creditors are
- n.-r,a,,. Scbuetsenbund the American Carbonated
Germany, Of No I24 East Twenty.ninh-st' New.York
~ 60, c.,bouated Company. Of NewYork; the s2d
ess,usns Cadets George Peth Of No l2S BoerumI aaa
$500 T,sshmsnn OF No. 127 Jenersonst Nerdrek'
s. .na.h..dns.s 70 Tho SSApekenbuad 70 satd 70 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
Rroadwav. 4th-ave,. 9th and 10th streets.

steamer Delaware Chichester FcTnanGGr VIA wilmington
Steamer City q FiichOurF. gins TAl River with md'o to
Rsrp arizona Cs Robbins l24 days with sugar and
hWP Ss { ST yG Conn 10 San Has Is day.,
B arb Montgomery TruIinO Is days with md'e to Es
sUSsET~A, sandy Hook wind moderate. W; fair. A.
City Island. wind light 4; cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Hermann rBelg) Meyer Antwerp Apr ~ via Bos
to- with Funch Edye Co. Arrived at the bar Al
sG Steamer Of Columbia Pierce GndeRSs srS ia Eco a'vpna
days with dse and passengeTst 10 Jas "a'u CIV Al
rved al the Bar at m
CLEARED
Steamer Iudgate Hill OBJ, Brown London-Hender'on
STEAMER North Durham OBJ Jones, Observation-Disclosures
Steamer Porri, r Ash, Halifax. Ns, and st Johns Nj
Sramrf M.racaibo Rch, Iaguayra ScBoulton, Bliss
ps S,iiD'' ''''1''O n-,.o. ,,.,,
er sss@rr FanLoronSh B Fraser, spainA outer
steamer Raider CNor Christi psracoa Mons' Co.
steamer johnson (So Demsad, BaracoaGonez
,aer pIovcr CBr, Jackman. Baracoa- Mones d co.
steamer NJ l. sIan Lopez. Havana Cebai
los Manhattan stevens Havana and MaanZas
var" s,r Succe, Bolger Galveston Key west-C Nal
sIramcr Fl Dorado Byrnc New Orleans J T Van sickle
orleans Hssey \ Sa@i Hsv
steamer truicra (Irl Symons savan Barber & Co
steamer Ycmassrc, Mckee Wilmington and Fernandlna-
VIM L lytie Il CO.
Old Dominion, Couch Newport E>e"S MI" fNi'''
IraErr tmyamdottc Kelly Norfolk and Newport News
s,can"r r " bruno Lewis Baltimorc- II Foster -,
STEAMER Lucy Miller. Homer. Bueksport Me- Suln
Steamer Flranora Bennett. Portland Horatio Hail
steamer II F Dinock. EdridEe. BOston-H Dlinock,
ship ASIA (Br Hilton Batavia, Java. for orders snow %
Burgess. MA. .
4 60. r ou,.rhr;I..
q Co. -D
STEAMERS city Chester and Egypt for Liverpool
Dcynpia Glasgow crystal Ieh; fuia, Bremen efhdah
ROTTERDAM IA BorgGgne Havro H"ndo, Belize Aaracsoo
IAguayra Maurits, Prince or'
ana n AIsa Klngstou: Manhattan and NilaNrTdC nav
ana Wrlhavcn Gambctta and stamford Bata,oa NntCr
hschr. savannah, Ycmassec FeTBandna Old dominion.
u chmnnd richmond West Point Va Guyandotte ana Greet
lrnds, Newport News ,,, AL,
big Eastern star. FOR Point PTr
Also sa,led-yia Long Island Sound-Steamers Lucy MIL
Ter kspprt r.irora Portland DImock bos'on
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAAERa
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Nav ARRIVED, steamer Celtic OBJ, Smith
| from. SewIork
QUEENSTOWN MAY Arrived steamer Etruria tBr) Hams
from her tD Liverpool land procehded
LIZARD 3-Passed steamer Denmark (Br) RlgOy, IRON,
| New York on her way 10 London. . -, - >. -
HAVRE May 4Sailed steamer La Normandlc IT'D DE htr
| ssbec. for NewYork 50. =.
SINGAPORE May 2-Arrtyed steamer Genfruln (Br),
| man. from New. York
KONG. MAY 3-Arrived, steamer Euphratos
| wards, from New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-06-12

low. All the club boats and several
others have been newly caulked and
painted.
There is to be lively times at the club
grounds on Wednesday night of this
week. A large party from Lake Helen
and young peoples moonlight picnic
from DeLand. ''The more the mer-
rier."
Capt. Donoghy's house has assumed
a hue "grand, gloomy and peculiar"
Nothing short of the Captain s natural
"bonhomie" could agreeably qualify the
sombre impression caused by the appear
ance of his residence from the outside.
One of Orange City's charming young
ladies informed the writer to day that a
lively party of ladies and gentlemen
from that place proposed picnicing at
the club dock on July 4th. They have
been there before, and are always well
come.
Bright little Edna Stackhouse, of De-
Land, has just terminated visit to the
lake. She was the guest of her young
friend Maude Lyon. HOMO.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-06-12
WINNEMISSETT BUDGET.
improvements on the Lake.-AQuat-
iC Club Meeting, Etc.

lC ClOO M00IlnSS ELCH
Our genial county assessor is about
building an addition to his already COM
Portable residence.
Miss Lena Kurtz, of East Centerville,
is frequent and welcome visitor to
friends and relatives residing here.
Mrs Plumer, wife of the Rev. L. B.
Plumer, pastor of the Tabernacle Bap-
tist church of Jacksonville, is guest of
Mrs. E. B. Fuller and sister, East Lake.
At the last regular meeting of the
Aquatic Club the following new members
were elected: Mr.. G.. D. Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Skinner, Misses Ada and
Lizzie austin, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Nc
Leod, Messrs. H. Wood and j. E. Bige-