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Ciin lpropsrip 60 Eft.

A LARGE nurnbar Of an. lot,, .s5ne very losirabls
n 70 let ~, rutland A WHITING,
neekmAnst
4 LARGE E.sicFy BUILDING on BseEasn- ct % lea
n rutland 4 WHITING, Q BesknanEs
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LAUREL HOUSE,

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Modern improvements AZ head OF Kaaterskll tsiih
~ Open June i 70 October / "'1N
Ifaines Falls p. o.. Greene Co, N. T.
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ferturts ano alrstinss.

m He ANNUAL MEETING of the Society of
the Home for Incurabes. Tor the election OF managers
and the TRANSACTION Of other business VIZ be he'd ut tho
Crcn l5 The anniversary eNercircs Will be held IN
tic chapel at 3ih Annual reports will be read and ad
desres Y ATchdsacou Alexander hsckU smith. and
other eisreymen. Train leaves Grand Central station
Harlem Il n, on Is returning az ~. All cordially
invited. BENJAMIN II. FIELD. President
II N. McLhHEN. Secretary.
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Gsnntrp propsrtn for Sale ann 90 Get


fHH 'FINEsT COUNTRY HOUSE. IN AMEKICAt
AGSIYyCENT VIEWS OF HUDs0St NEWLY
HNfsHED AND DECORATED, APPLY TO w.
H9YT * CO., D VANDERBILT AVE,
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amnsemsnls,

amusemenis.
pALMER's THEATRE,
pnoo4seRRGsi R BY S s4RRf2A T4narsArnn.
hETnssEe88tE f n Z = Z I, S 4 HOUSE.
FHHkEBSlTgS SN G SSHSSTET g HIkdEN'
SPECIAL Elf TgRToRaxNcEs
THE JoHSsTo%N SUFFERERS.
Mayor Grant have with tho corporation Of Inc managers
re a99ys places Of Ssnsn snf ya tss assistance
~ SERIES or BENEFITS.
H S}yg 4SSSsAiySS EFSSR9iSSs 5SSf2SsAsT
GAME OF CARDS
Recitation ......................Mr WILTON LAcKAYE
Song. Oils art True to POl ......RosINA voKEs
Forum Scene from JULIUS CAESAR
The Mob by prominent members Of the Al
Comes Birdie A.nyins," ...MATHILDE CoTTRELLY.
sIY COMEDIANS in q NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
HOcy, Il. A, Roberts, JeF. Dc Angela.
Modern Antony ...................BURR MACRINTosH
Second Act + e X Yen ssuDDo'' Opera
ny The MccAULL oFERA COMPANY.
H. A. GRIPS. Manager
BROADWAY THEATRE,
wh SRXNGiy MIEEoE S9s co SfH
- In I'll "66F9I{f S SRs'a
piano. kindly donated by Hartman Peek Co, win pc
given q the most generou: lady or gentleman 10 the audi
b Francis Wilson. auconeer, assisted BY members 81
Seats now on sale
ssB SoA faB s$SBT g5 BSHtTE'
ooUHt4R1n FAIR
wEDSEfsSfAS$Sr f Fyf SSHE$ESsRrtfiSSEERF AT
tNOW being arranged fOr)
THE CASINO,
~. papers,
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY ATTERNS9 2i,I TgNG e AT O'CLOCK
with MISS HELEN BARRY n and COMPANY n yAMY+ov
C Rasit,i Sss b y H fSSs2 E E6Ss
EDWIN BOOTH; LAwGEEcCE BARRETT.
In 81 STh Fiji "a Of
HrHR1 IA &, e eSI hFgi,sI}4!el'''''''
wv. MoRRTssEY's OPERA COMPANY,
IN II Mt }SEf Se' of
p ~ Ss SE SSb
on APt"p Ssd TS0d 9 I ESGME sSSa ShNp
Of 100 piecSs unier Ios1er.hp Of sig: cSDps.
JosErrY. the eminent Pianist.
PHIcEs2rcSs. pre-: circle q g "a S'lsSsOOy OIL
Admission. 81.
~, .,,, .,,. =, .o,,s "a ho1es N, this en,eyt,iu
mrnt WI take place Iue.dsy June ilth e. p ~
John Draper assisted oy M De Wolf HOpp'f and M
Regular ssio commences wednesday morning. .
- PEOPLES THEATRE
THHg R g. E FyIEfNEFs 'E E5Sdr H
Jim THE rEvMAx..
Tickets on 'alo wednesday morning
MADISON sotslRr GARDEN
TT DTXHsTph EYGFEITfiG IT JERN e
&c which he folicwas weEEnown boxers and athletes
JOHN I. SULLIVAN VIII 'I$R; SFF EEEEAIEt oox
{ {SSk Bb ffSrsFY $y gHEE? SAARR2SN
F PkoE kSfEGghff4sN EEESE sIkE P6SovAs.
Fat Ns'si CHARLEY
Admission. H q. 70 Isservsd seat.
,,x , gA5Es fRn 1;,sg :, =, 81.
Mr. F josErH E JEryFEsoS ANP coaRGEi in
Regular prices will prevail all performances except as
above '"nG ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE,
AM rN y sISG SeRFT T2rsmrcr,
h.ErE RE FEFSS HfHEA ss'Fei FBNrxp STANTON.
d mIG"f !. ,PirGER, TTEGD6GE Moss:
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REAL ESTATE.
,,r.rsess AT THE EXCHANGE

New.York, Saturday, June Q
shere was no business srAhsae'ca |" 'n0
- Iucssoa Room to-day -. -,
re teai amour. realized from public astspaay june
< sy ". re- ssi.s sssSos ~ ~-ro,s
Ia. nrsssnt week. ending with SATURDAY! NV, ~. ~
~ Essssere and Auction Room. the following 'S'''
~ TODAY uGoNDAY). JUNE 10
pyp P. Ingrahsm 4 Co. ,no.
T Ss.s ssss: s.if soS8 Z Z OtSsSe
BY william Kennedy Brother. -. =,
FSslsssscsss ale sst9s and Sun q; T'; so
i,ssI sSd i:ssS broadway running 70 'N''
s@''" TUESDAY, JUNE II.
nv VIM Kennedy Brother. s.-oo
ysss.prs sale NIs9si Tsissss w. si ia
"a hs s,ssSsy er ssa S,e re- 80
" NV Jsnas I. welN
sss A S:ss Vest iS sA Ward
By A. H. Muller sot. ,.o u,o,,
p,,,o, sale pblo T. Rnsses. referee h hoU
son.ahS ABOUT i acre e s%es Van Cortland Union
gs ss tsa sSs OAK and Sta and highway IRON
~ Richard v. Harpsu Co.
Pubic ,ue,ion lot s2xse .na 4s.ory ys aep ana
s :s., Y sss.s i n Eng e.. q a ssys
lot 25xioo, and 4-s.ory house, Nc a.; ~, 30
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL
& Is; si;.1 r. Z s:Ss
y,story QwellDgy NO 400 1'0N -
By J. Thomas s'e"lhs' o.,nn
... ssIsisS q w vii rs Il Of slave.
+ nv Ismes Bleseker & Son.
.x.,,o, n, aSxIoo . OF 159th.sc $50 ~ q
each e. iss s'S ss. M
s !s &c, suiiaipg, G GSsppaQua wcschestcr County
- = nv John r. D. smyth
Public auction lOt 2SxsSg ana 1' iS and
s. g i III; son Is Il d lSl a:sv'
upnAEIYN PROPERTY.
,o,s IA ex1oo each, ana astOry nats, Nos 10 and "
sofoess'sk q Of Hopkinsave.
FRIDAY. JUNE II.
Byw. w Fogs.
sss W. is nd PI sSa q m 1:P' rs 1913
ny John y. b snysh
Foreclosure ss S is ss:, sSs ~ e q
-. By Brown Levtness
Felouse sale Latham r. Res go ri %s Gs iss
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.r CITY.
p,rksve n cor 7sth 7ess1eo Joseph sehwarz 90 sos
. Ter and w1fe 20 Petsr Ma,hSsIw.SS bo S;x
f'i: sss ..s. Sp ss..,. 81 ns'a
toth.si .ts,,s A'Fe' '..'.o.......a. $500
sIHs ssms 10 William Dempsoy $4,000
ssth s 3; t SossWeiI Al 900
VICE 1.asss,rei S'T yeisrso' 70 iisareS 1000
yr,nSiin4 ss n q 100 Il " Of church-st 25x1oo.5;
ais No loo Ffsnkhn-st; also II and i2 White -
az: Fannie II Lewis, exer, Ct al, 10 Lewis
sad.s. n 9 cor loth:ave lsxico.s; Charles e -
Janee 10 W II TenFyck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ~
suT %eSssm.s sUd anS 81 70 ssnsS DAVIS, $500
s' b.S., % " wsr.ssfsc ~ 4%.lVO' 24Soo
Ellen q Pugh 10 PuEh.. ............-........
lo2d.sE ga 100 n " 81 9th. ave, 50Xlo0D;
1sist n q loo It " Of oth.ave 25xioo.&i ii
Ncften Honorsh O'Mara- ....-.......,....... 1
Sane grepSsssty; oMars 70 seeOna 'erioah 1sooo
,s5sssa . 's cor siosa Place ii6xi6; SIS V
6owen referee, 10 8 Jorton, ...,.r..:..... $3.50
bsabam % Z cens H,. a. 1000
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Rtg0ANT SEASIDE KESIDENcES.
tez saiedH DC kssi sessite fesldeneos on the New:
Jussg GosA. beeh are handsomely turnishod ana
seld hfepghopt have excellent sprIng beds with hair
xS1fsssss, broad covered paslAs, Fas IN al roemsi
yf$ fsnsef heaters ana cen hfepasss hot and cold;
- snd 80 vsseT IN bath-roPms water closets, &C.
- Mxeuehg anfefdrafnad, and have excellent sap ly
II 80 St6f both aFts<iRn we'll and elstefG. TAfS
3ssS ere ID stssted In ineIo,ed besattf, GTh.ter.
.s ~ sFnsys sxsnss, saa located Directly on ths oesaa
lsNnsn 50 uSobstegcte1 view OF the oeesn, Win rs
49,, q RHsslng yssssis and no suT Epninf on TIC
Ees.sS Exftishs t4bea with Accommodation FER thfes
- go we eafraGeL accompany each house
49, 846S1 Ia eiaht miles south OF Long Bfanfh eDd
ss.,r sgiyznis cutsaI NailFesds and u peeessiblo
~ 1eS q3y fren kew.YoEk sna Phi adesphts, y tA9
~ slsasa Exptess Tfsiaa ~ has excellent jnlaEd
<SH tfgnt 6ffes, the latter thYonRh Como, bptinS
eosd - VIZ BAG bestbg and Ashing Shark ftve
SlesnsS I. sfd almost al eptiI sbsenee q th9
As ss X Fl f: 8 Z epsASsE III
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
WETDAY AT PUTNAM
The President Cordially Crested,
Nevertheless.
4 RECEPTION FOUR HOURS LosG
The Tessa ef Fufa~sa Dsss is>sif sroea
-0a fsrvsideat GeiEs - No. pert
To-. rfe~ 10 Ertara a" Jsrsss
Sity o. tse Dss patch

PCrxAa, Conn, July s--whea ihe
tram containing the Plssdeni and party
reached here the rain VAS falling heaF-
lis, and the streets were in 81 terrible
condition. These circumstances did
not deter people from turning out g.
greet the President, however, and the
square before which the tram stopped
VAS packed. military eompany and
g.. A. X. men yanly tired to reserve
space Tor the passage oi the Presidents 5
party All control over the crowd was
lost WHEN the President passed over the
plank path which had boen laid IA
the middle OF tine road, and
people rushed forward Ia grasp bls
hand. All the visitors werc finally
placed IN carriages, aud, prcce'icd hy u
band, military company, thc French
Canadian Association and tine q. A. H.
post, the presidential party ,,asssd
through the town, winch WAS hand
somely decorated throughout, and
proceeded 10 the residence OF G. W
Bowen. President liarrisou, COY.
Bulkeley and other prominent gcntle-
men of the party received the people of
the surrounding country IN thc parlor
OF the Eowen residence. THIS rccep-
tlon lasted from O'Clock until md
night.
Itis reported that the President will
90 To Newport Friday IN company with
Secretary Tracy. and probably return to
jersey city 10y the Government steamer
DcsDatCh
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
DREss GOODS.

Our matchlcss department.. The
knife peneiratss 10 the quick. Thou
sands at yards OF all CLASSES and siyies
of summer goods gathered together
and sacrificed for the benc IA Of the
people and Ia clear oar shelves for our
immense fall inporlations. isarc bar
galns not met with every hour al every
turn. Don'i neglect TINS grand special
IA dress fabrics.
At - crnts-l ease LADIES' Summer
Vests. fancy Fiil,sd.
At - cents Reduced from 80 and 20
cents, - dozen Ladies Gauzc Vests,
short oI long sleeves.
At l2l cenis-l00 dozen childrcn's
Ribbed Vests. J 10 5 years. short sleeves.
Infants long Slips, 20 cents and up
ward,
mianis'-6 months old-slips, Is
cents 10 So.
Chldrons and Misses White Dress,
beautifully trimmed, sizes 20 j. years,
prices 81 to SO.
Infants Cashmere Cloaks, long and
short, ln cream, tan, b.ue and cardinal,
$50 10 SIS each.
Infants White Muslin Caps, - cents
10 $50 each.
Infants silk and Lace Caps, = cents
to $40 each.
Infants BoOicos. 20 ceuts psr pair.
Infants Knit racquos. Sl.Z5 - ~ 80.
Infants Carnage Aighaas, very
handsome. Sl.75.
Chlldron's camlric pantaleties. IA
sizes 40 .. Is o. o5cenis.
Children's Night Dresses, 80 t. 10
cents each
Embroidered Floauc.ngs Tor ladies
and childrcn's Whte dres-os. ranging,
lor children, - cente to $50. and t4e
ladies. - cents t0 s2.Za pcr yard.
Ladies Dressing sacque- aud Nor-
ioik Jackets. - - 90 - cach.
Arrived toa8y and included n our
special lmrgams--l ease Fadic dB Nori,
in l@ue and whie broken add rlain
checks. wth plaid t. match, at only
~ cents per yard.
Viii be Oh saic oD Monday morning
100 pieces n.W ~sfluef, ntw patterns
and coi0r-. at 10 ceni- pef yard. worth
vsfy nearly douic The safncs ad-
vert "a last week aie nearly ali sid
ont. 80 wo were Obliged 81 bus more 10
salsly fhe demand.
10 close al of our Sheet jackets IN
cloth and jersey. splendid c3iofs and
STYLES 20 prices way down g. led rock.
oar Beaded Nraps follow 8 tbe safDe
way. only a small qeaHiiy left, but
they 80 ~ bargain prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
THE DETROITS WON
A Fine Exhibition Game Yester-
day al the Park.
Our GLIB Put SPLENDID CANE
sie&klan ANeited aud : sss oas 81 the stArs
shoAs a aassif Eqaai - the oeeA-
sioe on ths Second faalnE
Big Croa a and Lot. ~ us.

The game OF yesterday Was the tvst
attended of any tins season The
gfand stand Was packed, and the
bleaching boards also, whlle many stood
up along the fence.
In the hr,t inning O'Connor hat 20
Zeli. and went out at FIRST; Eagan lat
10 Nhoelock, and went out Al hrst.
i'ursis and G.. Meakim got first on
halls, and Smith fouled out 10 Wells.
WAeelock AIT 10 Smith. who fumbled
tl,e bali, and allowed hm "a reach his
base; Zel hew out 10 Meakim, Don
nelly made base hat, Shater got Lrst
on Eagan's error. Rocks made base
ht, letting Nheelock and DonueilN
home, Iampau got nTst on iall,, ami
Virtue sent thc bali over the fence and
cleared the tases, Anderson lat Ia
Mcmahon. and went out 1t inst. Wells
got first on balls and NhcclOck struck
out.
It looked a if Detroit had walk
over ~ this stage of the game, aud the
grand stand kickers gfoaned with dis
appointment. The lead was gained by
combination of lucky circumstances.
The only errors made by the Grand
Rapids were in this inning, and the
hOnne-rtln Int OF Virtue won the game.
For the next five innings not score
WAS made hy either side. Young
Meakim WAS pitching like clockwork,
and his support, both behind the hat
and in the field, Was perfect. I'm the
sixth inning Eagln led with two-lag-
ger, and PuIvls followed with good
single. Eagan scored on Meakm's sac
rlflcc hit and Purvis on Smiths base
bit. Detroit got IN two hits IN the
sixth. and Wheelock scored.
In tlse seventh Faatz made a base hit
and only lacked about a hand 5 breadth
of sending the ball over the fence. lie
| took second base on j Moaklm's Int
| and third on O'Conuors base Int.
| Eagan uladc twO-bagger and Faatz
| and OCOnnOr scored. OConuOr' ;
score WAS the most exciting feature of
| the game, as the ball was on the way
| home when he was at third base. He
came down the line like race horse
| ami Shd one of hIs long, lean arms
| under Wells, touching the plate AS
| Wells leaned over hum with the ball.
Dyson and George Meakim beat all
! their previous records on long running
catches and brought "A storm of cheers
and applause from the grand stand.
| The work of Virtue on first
| base was beautiful 10 sec,
and Zcll made made 4 brilliant catch
| gathering III a red-hot liner of Dyson 5
a. II shot over his head.
The Detrolts are club of splendid
! physique, and they are ball players
from away back; but they find them
! selves IN very warm company when
| they tackle the Grand Rapids team.
James Meakim pitched a wonderful
| game, and when 1t Is considered that
| this was his first game with the club,
and that, too, against SO strong a team
rs the Detrolts, one must admire hIs
| nerve as we'll is his skill.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Program for the Corner stone Gel
ebrafion.

The Program for the Corner Stone Gel
ebration.
The corner stone of the court house
viii be laid at o'clock this afternoon.
Following is the
ORDER or MARCH.
Column will form az 30 =. M on Lyon-st., in
the order named, with the right resting
VIII move through canai and Monroe 10 OF
tawa. thence north 10 the court house.
site.
ToKHiIIoN.
Platoon Of Police.
Band.
ca. X. 'Innes Rifles, Capt. D. L. Rogers.
supervisors.
County Officials.
Es-SuperVisufs.
EN-Iounty Officials.
President of the Day. Vice Presidents.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Common Council.
city Officials.
Masonic Lodges In the order OF seniority, old
est Lodge in the rear.
DE Molai Commandcry.
Grand Lodge OF NaSonS.
Col. Geo. g. Briggs President of the Day
president s-tOurtland. ". II. Myers oak
field. ". Il. Davis: Cascade tseu T. stark
Byron samuel i0bey; Lowell. Robert Hunter;
GaiRes, Aaron kr"wrr; sparta. g. &. IIinmdn
Nelson. T. l.. Phelps; Tyrone. Geo. UcimSlry
Soi"n. {. G; BickneIl; Spencer, scott
Griswold' Allegan; James Doekeray;
Gratten. o. I. Matkins; Nerg,ennes Ia'gl
l. Gov r.; Alpine. Norton Fitch Piainfield.
Henry -. Plumb; Cannon, W. :. Johnson
Walker. III. &. HOgadoue; f;rdnd Rapids Foster
Tucker: Ada. John lleadley. Wyoming Angus
tine ,'oodwin; Paris. James T.. Phillips; Gale
donia, i. l.. ICONS; HOwnr Robert 4. Jack son
Isaac r. Lam 'r-aux. marshall: G.. l.. Harvey.
assistant marshal; James Eawson. assistant
marshal.
ORDER or EXERCISES.
Music ~ the Band.
Invocation 10y Rev. Kerr l.. upper. u. ID.
hiilSc hy the ~chhert club.
- ire.s 10y Judge NJ. &. Burch
by the Schubert club,
Laying torner Stone by the Grand
Lodge +. and l. ".
Music by the Band.
National Anthem led by schubert
club and Band
All are invited 10 Join.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

Tie Nelch Folding Bed baseball
nne PLAYED a very good game VIA tne
BeTlnHies, al Berlin, Tuesday, result
NIX IA favor CT fbe latter team With a
seone of - o. a. ots koofou, pitehcr
fol the Nelch Folding Eud team, ais-
located hls arm n tlie hrsi iuHh3g, of
the game might have terminated olaer-
entity. lis place Nas supplled hY i'ee
Bowler, who did very efedltsbie work.
The Little l&cks of tbs city, play
the Neich Foldlng Bed team ~ sparta,
at Sparta today, and 3 spraed game y
anticipated, as the ciubs arc quite
evenly matched.
Two games 81 lall NAL he played ga.
day. lhe morning game wlll t'o called
at l0S0 and Bohn and DAon vail be
the battery. The Afternoon game will
be called at O'Clock, when Aeak nl
and Faatz VIII be the battery.
The ball game yesterday afternoon
at l,oed CITY between the Hoassnan,
DOunaily X Jones team, 81 Grand
Rapids, and the home team, resulted
in 4 victory OF 10 ) "a favor Of Reed
CIV
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
RaIsmazoo -: Jackson 10.

s,..essss rs z~t ,t.-.s,e--ls,AN
kALAMAzoo Mich, July 5. Tin Kal-
amazOos won the third consecutive
game from Jackson today, and are
ready for Grand Rapids tomorrow
The Jacksons went ali to pieces. and
muficd every thing. The high wind
blowing ma ie lt bad for the iiclders.
HH
Jackson. -S q ] > q 7 90 j. ].
FaFuea ruBs-Fscks1n. ! Kalamazoo. =
inrre base htfs-kiugslcY. Newman
EiEu has, hiis- Shay. Lombard
Base un balls Ny ~cfUif. r Hart. g.
Stfuck oHl rs ii8Ti. 3. ~cbMit. O..
NHd pitch HaTf. J.
Passed balls M aiAer =.
Isslt nn bases Kalamazoo 81 fa-h son &
stolen haSes-J. Ifag. Nev .uan 5. Ryder 2
Ghaikrf. Alien.
Time q came - ln.
mulrf- Niffrufh4i.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
SPRING
COMPANY
GOODS!
July Clearance sn
e9e,.y Debayfment.
UnbdyaIh/ed Bar
gains all al0ng
the Illle.

Our patrons and they are LEGION
realize tae tact that Nc sSye them
money ily placing hciufe them honest,
reliable and s'asOnabie goods. az prices
not found elsewhere, and Which are -
low that sales are rapidly eti,~lec. II
you have anything 10 buy ia the shape
July, Icfnciliper our every cay sales
during the cniTc month viii afford
you an opportunity b yut what you
want Al almost your own price Every
thng Tor the seaSfln, nothing ont Of
season. Every thing deslrais.e Tor tins
hot weather, for the city, the country,
mountains, sea shore or our northern
Michigan resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
PARAs0ls

The hoi weather has 1T last come,
and como ~ ~iay. lau naHf paraeol
80 sHn umbrella Thn eenc - a..
Tho ffst department tlmt ooulr0nts
vou as sou enter Use store Ard take
y0r choice, from q eun umbrella II
ihc ioN price IF 81 fof zS-ineh and fast
colare. un O. fhe fnest dns novel;
ties. liout 81 anyHhfTn else. Re-
mefli,ff 0uf prices afe greatly reduced
ana So are always headquarters. be-
sdet many 0i ouT qualities are guar
arleed ~ cvG satisfaction Ed wear.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

sassnasni i uol settled WstAn - tnaA-
Ulss lhe e4nss is awarded to the cltisf
elae. llss latter change lll@A sfsaii
severe. but a2s tlQQgbt aOuSssa.iA a.
81 tAe tNeDty nues 1tnlsa-s'4 Ia tiiS
ltagste lass seAsu lis1 ofilN oae eilNa
has sseen paid VAS ti.s - hshs.s ASSESSED
Phaleu ior sailing hlm a iosd ln a IT,
cent tsrand Eapas game.
Plat had a representative al tiit
meeting, aad y anKiollS ~ lon the
it4gie. Bay I4lN !, also n@k ine over
tgfes a. gel IA. beib these cities may
IL aAmlllll
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
StockIuc-st. Cars.

The new Stocklng-st. cars have been
received by the street railway. They
are handsome open ears, thc equal OF
any ON the line. Today they will run
from StockIng-st. up 'herry-st. TO the
East-st. station, thus giving the West
Side people a fine service for the Lake.
Tomorrow they viii bc run on the Dlvl-
sion-st. route, giving the people on that
street a five-mlnute service. No city
has better streetcar service than tins,
and the fact Is fully appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
PREPARING FOR THE FIGHT.
Much Excitement in New orieans-Re-
options to tac Pugiii-t~.

options 10 tilo Pue,iist>.
N orleans, La, July 3.-As the
day lac Sullvan-Kilrain fight draws
near excitement aud anxiety 10 witness
the fight increases. Betting on tho
result is not very likely TO-DAY. there
h'ng plenty of sullivan money. but
lttie irain money in sight. Prof
Butler vll have charge of the ring
police. au VIII number two hundred.
fncy ARE 20 be sworn IN Sunday. The
managers of the fghtg giveassurance that
order wiliucmam3ued. 4 special train
left over thc Queen x Crescent route
today. having a. passengers the maIag-
ers aad friends Of the tao pugilist~.
and they dId not return until late iu
the night. Sullivan Vii he rendered
reception at tlio Young Mems Gvm-
naaunl club on his arrival tomorrow.
After that hc will ho taken to his
quarters at Spanish Fort. The
southern Athlete Club VIII receive
klram and escort him to the club
rooms. where quarters have been pro
pared for hm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
sfnfricid~ aud Suirids.

JERSEY Cry, y. j., July 3.-lIerman
PrOist, "A young eNpTeSsman oi tins
city, today murdered his mother and
thcn shot himself dead at their home
The young man told hIs brother of his
intention to Kill his mother and himse ?
IN a note, which was found IN his room.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

Company p tAe only military com
pauyoi tine cfr that VIII take part iu
the celebration TO-DAY They VIII turn
out forty-siX mss. that beng the best
that thcv couid do ON account of 4
shortage iu uniforms. There srenmety-
ONE enlisted mgu in the company. and
II there We're uniforms enough they
wouId tll tgm ogt This. it is SAID, is
the largest coa4Eaay ln the state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

We have soid do1eDs ~ Wcces NJ
rHani il aed Spanish GBpure Lace
Faan pure six and ~ TIE l5eat
foies make o8f fuR'es have been
very eH aua taff aff fiDw ~ lower.
80 l.afe ee fieGf patterns jeft.
81 v aeg ftB z roD sTe look
ug iaf jara fiaualigs- , go cal 10
SIS Hea aI5 aiffFe u t.e city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

SkSpwIcH- Mas, Jsiy 3-Whlle cx-
President Cleveland was driving ia a
carnage vth Joseph jefferson, tbe
asfar. pa ~ Hsirzards BaY. fodsy. o~f
ot tae hor~' tfc3ale Unmsr.sg. s'.c "a
lofa Esrf ene1 wfre throw from the
vehicle t1 tae ground Fortunately
taeF escaped wsth seaf fs BOT
wfF fn severely aeen u Tie
esrI WAS cans tera S = farireai fa-
fore te harssS r1ald g. stepped. Nr.
eleffltn4 leiJ ieg Als1oa tl4ss Efter-
l-Q2
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
AN AMERICAN.VICTORY.
The Massachuseits Rifle Team Easily
Defcated the Londnncr,.

LONDON. July 3.--Thc match between
the Massachusetts Rifle Team aud the
team OF the London Rin- Brigade was
shot ut Eainham range today and
proved an easy victory for the Amcri-
cans, who won 10y - points IN the grand
total. At none of these ranges did the
Englishmcn prove the equals of their
American cousins. At 300 Yards the
visitors recorded total of 81 against
the brigadc's 3l5. vt 300 wards the
Americans did their best work running
up total of 800, with the Englishmen
3s points behind them. The homo
team came nearest To victory at GOO
yards by scoring a total Of 30. but even
here the figures proved too small. for
the narksmen from over the water
with apparently little effort soon
took the lead away from their
rival. and ended with 81 to their cred
It. The day was bright. with a very
light wind blowing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

orrAwA, Ont, July 5.-President
Harrlson's demand for the exuadition
of Burke has arrived at the Depart
ment of Justice, but no action can he
taken on 1t until the prisoner has been
committed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
rn.tomcr Hanr..

The epost-ofico VIII he open today from
: 90 @ a. m. The letteT-esrr.ers Rlll
make ifls.ucs, delivery. leaving the
ofhcf az "a. ul. ~peC al collectors
.vyI.l te made from Monroe ANA Canal
-ts. letter boxes, afternoon aHd even
lug.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

IwO-base MS " heeleT. ]; Fm.an, ;.
Home ruu-Nirtue.
Bases on caiicl alls-Ry Anderson. .. PGr-
Wis aud g.. Mstkim.
Bases on callvd hails-By Mtakim. 9: Cam
pau. Virtue aut Wells.
Struck 0ut-Iy AHderSon.5; SInith.N 1iahon
aud i. NeakIn.
struck out--y J. Meakin. s. Nhcclock,
Zeil. =. and Anderson.
Time ut came go
tmplFc-hio'sln.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

Cincinnati. 2; Baltimore. 2
kansas ttty. D.. csluiahus ID.
BrOoA!yu, e., "a. Louis. 4.