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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

A rasr 1isss wit Drtse Bows aud Girls
li,,t AZ IT, l,n.fe.f To-

Amcrg the important measures ,ssSss'ss
by the last Legislature, and witch have re-
ceived the silnatrrc % the gCr er1er. tiin-
becoming a isw, ie senator lE8Hs iss.,rs
inspe. ton bill, No. Ss. winch q intrpc "a
to prevent child iabor - ,nii,s ard nlaru-
facturinn establishments untii Ike children
shall have reached the age of Il years. Tho
bill provides that II shall be the duty Of
every employer 10 keep a record of the
birthplace, age -and place Of residence of
every person employed by him under the
age OF il wears, ard chat nc shsil not en-
l.o.s such children until sn affidavit of
their age has been made by their parent on
guardian, VI is fuithei provided that no
minor can be employed ior a longer period
than six hours per day. Not less thsn
torty-fiNe minutes rs to be allowed for the
noon day meal unless a special permit IL
granted.
An important clause in the measure pro-
vides for the appointment Of an inspecting
staif, To make regular examinations OF large
industrial establishments and strictly con
fine the owh.ts 20 the provisions of the
law Ono state factory Inspector at n salary
Of Al so vii &c the chief officer, and six
deputies, two of " hom shall be women. at
slgt'0 per year, will aid him in the work.
Il VIII be the duty Oh these inspectors 10
visit periodically the various factories aud
workshops thrar4 bout the state and report
annpaiiY 10 the lareau Of iahot satisfies
thC number of hands employed in each and
The 9uIuber OF hours work performed
weekly. These inspectors shall likewise
note a1iy imporfection in the heating, LIGHT
in,s or sanitary arrangement ofthe G,ctofiss,
and shall be empowered 20 require tho
owner to make such alterations as they
NAV deem desirable.
II is expected that Tie measure will revo-
iuti0uze the condition. working children.
Tle chief obstacle which threatens an
entirely successfll carrying cut of the law
IL tho uccetiion with which The iuSportorf;
will meet from parsnts Who fill not tell
the truth regarding tt;sages at The children.
However,, the ownore oi mills VIII be more
careful ir the future, and they viii not
employ childroa who are liable to get them
into trouble.
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Mothers. Mothers = Moshors!!,

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
Your rest by "A sick child suffering and crying
with the cGCrucating pain of cutting teeth? II
So, go at once and get n bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer hnmcdaiely-derCud
upon it there Is 30 mistake about IL. There is
not "a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II will regu-
late the bowels, ana give rest to the mother, aud
relief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of
one of the oldest and best female ply siciRns and
nurses in the United states, Sold everywhere,
% cents bottle. mayl9-lyd&w
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Epoch.

The transition ron long, linz cIing auu rein
IN, sickness "a rOrust health ruattS an epoch in
IN, iifo OF the iudivduai. Su"h rema,bnhle
event i treasured in he memory HNd Ia"
agency whereby tho good health has heCT az
tnined is gratefully rieSgod. Hence II Is that %
muci, Is heard In praise of Eie,,TiC 3itlsrs 70
MANY feel th,N pwr thCiI restoration. 30 hruith.
20 Tie tse oI the ureat AUr"~'i'g Hnt tOaic. Al
you are troubled with any cisonse Of kidneys,
Liver or stomach, Of long OF short st0nring,
YOU will surely mud relief ny use Of Electric BIT
tsrS. sold N .gC BrO Ell ltI hCttlCJt H. L. LCJh-
ran Drug store, III and iM No'th queen street,
InpcHEtCT PA ~
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4 Good InLhcr

On the stage or platform, Ia society or at home,
must not only possess brains buta clear, strong
voice. CatarTh, or severe cold, Is almost cCr-
tain to injuro the voice. But those complaints
may he completely cTadiCatcd with few np-
pIiCations of Dr. THOpidS' EcIcctric on, un-
rivalcd I'm its specaitiCs. For sale by II. y.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and l@ North Queen
street Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is particularly recon-
mcnded for children. Il cnros coughs, culs-
Group. soce throat. aud who1riug cough u {.
pleasant 10 the ta,to ana acts like u charm.
% cts.
Jack shall pipe and Gin shall dance ''l-t
rs long out In the oNen barn Us tlg" yls.isa.
TIE Tree born American citizen lngt fpRr Geu-
ralgia with Salvation oil % saE front r-tc:
only o ccniS.
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& : oLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT Positively CURED ny
ADMINISTERING DIR. HAlNEs'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II car be given in a cup OF coffee tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking u Is
absolutely harmless, and win ofiec "a l@rins-
ncnt and speedy cure. whether the patient " Il
moderate drirksr on an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands OF drunkaris have been made tenn
perato men who have taken uolden Specific In
their coifce without their knowledge and to-
day believe they quit drinking of their own
ffee viii. II NEVER FAILS. Tho system
once imprCgnatcd with the Specific, e becomes
IN utter inro%iblity for the liquor appetite TO
exist For sale by
CHAS. a. IOCHER, Druggist,
NO. East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
augS-lydN W, r
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A Postal { ard

From Mrs. Dennis Smith, Louisville, KY, says:
" For blood impurities buro0rk BLOOD Biters
seem particularly adapted. Never before had
complexion so clear. Use all the time. For sale
by III. b. Cochran, druggist, l3T and loB North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

OF NirrhIess Merit.

Fc, the nose and throat, externally OF inter
nally usCd Ih4B3lS' ECtec'ric on is matchl.ss
Asthma, cataIrh, and serious throat affection.
arc Quickly RnenHble ia this efficient remedy,
EoT sale by II. b. Cochran, druggist, ~ and
l89 North Queen street, Lancaster
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nnchIen,. A,m.ca Snlye.

Sores. Ulcers, salt kncum, Fever Sores, Tettcr,
CDUpped Hand, Lnilblaios, Cornh, ana all
skin Erup uptions, and positively cures ".i.S. or
Nc pay required. IL is guaranteed to give per
,ect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price y,
cents per box. For sale 10y y. b. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos, 10, and l39 North Quc.n atreci.
Lancaster. Pa. iune2I-iyd
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"oeH thing fcr hurua [ have ever tried.
Heals grandiN L. r, Folctt, ,laEton. ONO,
caring Of = lDiCa III. t' 70 -.ir tCi sUie =
1t b. Cochrpn "IUtgIst IS. ami iS) North
Queen street. iHuCastc..
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MrnprIers, n,ninr.
pBtIApEhpBrA q READISaRAi,RoAu
READING d oorUmB,A ptvis,oS. &

~ - y p ''N'.'s
On aoa ooer ssraey, siay e. lsse trin8
s,r ils64iag a8d 4, rTS6lieis Sss 5s,uts wees
dayg ~ 9, M, 1886 as5 y. w sunday, sos = (
Tor Fiiiisdelubin, week doye 7so 4, N. i2:ssy
8Bl y. m; sunday, 7,si .. ~.
-, \ 81 YeIls So piiistaipa'a, week dayass
Fqr Now Yark 5ia Allentown, week dayS
Tor Alientown, week days, 7ao q. M, s:s5 III
:, For Postsyilln week days, 7:oOa. m, s:s5 p nx3
For Lebanon. week days, 100 a. M. 1855, So
p M sunday, sos u. III, Stsj =. IN.
,nnot HARRISBURG, week days, 5co y. IN, l2:os
OF p M; sunday, $50 q. IN. 81
For QuarryvlllS, wceg days. s;s5, e;oc a. MAJ
d''1' 500 .. N sunday, i:l0 T. ~.
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER
leave Reading, week DAYS, zoo. fls5j q. nl..d
o;2i r. M SUNDAY, 40 a. m. $40 u. IN. VI
Ley, thiiadeiphia, week days, a,i5, 1000 q !
Leave New. York via philodelphia, week days, :
Iesvs a.s,v York Via Allentown. week days
Aoavc Allentown. week days, 5;a2 a. m; 80
Leave Potuville, week days. $50 a. m. AS
leye feaoneui week days, 7.i2 a. M, 1880
El4 q t0.t ' ldat 7;b5 y. m, 2. f5 y. IN.
-tarE isCatg week days, 0.2j a. M, Sun.
c,n5rvyille week days, $40, a'25 a. M.
~ i-0t e IN. 'nday. 7;l0 a. IN.
AYtAt TIt Try DIVISION.
i,nSre Rttl0dGrhia, Chestnut street wharf,
enH 5cnth sweet wnnd
iar aJarUo CtY week days, expresses.
NtN H,E1 au 3tNW}3aNA r., ~; Accommodation, &
'.a 2, u' tsd ~ MSS day, EArIsss. 500
nu, 9aQn M. Acoef,taad7f n, 500 a. M. 4:3o
Eetunir leave A0fntl, c'fv. depot corner.
AthC'. 0vd AFA 1He,q t1au Week days.
q L2nre5H 80 ncG I9iG o n' caE 6 y. N. Accom- s
W5~Ncr, q m s1e t.4 ., "a. sundays-s
Attre, afi'a a4o y NJ AcconaModation. 7:3O
po.7aet iicc ,alies car 30 oselaed at ticket
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rTEErHIN6 SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have bottle OF DR.
FAHRNEY'S TEErliING SYRUP. Pa 'a,Cy
safe. No Opium or Morphia mixtures F J ~
licVe CDiie, Gripping in the Bowels s1l F11rp "a
Difficult Teethtng. Prepared by DHS n. 30 ER.
NEf a SON, Hagerstown ~ Drus s.i.ts Hcl
it; p cents Trial bottle sent by niaiI q csu'z
Janfl yCacd@w
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'' over the Hi,ls to the Poor House. "
A person with impaired or Impoverished
blood Is on the NUUO 20 physical bankruptcy,
EuraocE hiaCd Eitie3g strengthen and anI ich
tho circulation rer! " the tissues, and ruild mp
the entire gyytenI. Eor sole lev n, Cochran,
druggist iS7 snd lh Eorth Queen street. Ian
caster
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Mems Ready Made Suits.

Rfng!nE ~ rrice from Sfdo 10 zoo
Every style. uuslify Id cut 20 be seen
Gl.d ALL OUR gWE Make, ana lint
means made " ElIIs. 4 department sell
worth visiting, TurhCr,
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OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
By 7. T.. HpGG. President.
NEw YORK, 18th May, 1850.

TIE Undersigned will receive Subscriptions
fu! the nhoye-m aHtiOned FIVE MILLION Dol
LARS sjtUODui per cent. JOid bonds .. ne
OREGON Pacific Railroad Company NJ par anl
urCrued intrr'a.,
The sllb,rri ptiong VIII ~ opened at 10 C.o'k
on saturday dpy -, but tlU nPEt h rc."rv.i
l.l,gt nTH aud al applications, lT ~ uiose
tho bursgI .Iuns ~ Hu -. -icr date aud 20 allnt
"a smaller aSlCuut thPn app'I'd tcr.
Payment - ta made ~ per cent AZ tlio 'inr
of allotment !. per cent. June n, and the bal
aucr oi ii rer cent on July a Interest a. be ad
Iastau % date uf tlual payment, when the bouus
WIFI be delivered. Payments mag hr nuttgip--
ted ir desired, and Interest viii re alto yrd
thereon az per cent.
i'pui,e Of the Articles OF lucurpOTg tOI uUd ot
the mortgage nave been deposited UiiE the nm
deIEigHed, nom "noru forms ut application may
bs Obtained,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
THAT NEW THEiTER.
The Projectors Getting Ready 10
Begin Operations.
Plans will be Settled Upon the First Of
Decembcr-W where IL viii be Built
and who viii Euild %.

Some two months ago the fact was
exclusively published in the TELEGRAM
HERALD that a new thcatcr was 10 be
built in time for the opening of next
season. Since then the project has
been taking more definite shape,
and when Mr.. Berger comes home for
his two weeks vacation in the first part
of December, the plans VIII bc selected
and the details arranged.
The new building VIII be located on
the corner OF Fountain and Ionia-sts.
upon grounds owned by the Mossrs.
Pantlind. The princlpal stockholders
are Mr.. Berger, the Messrs. Pantind
Don. J. Leathers and the Aldrich estate.
While the plans have not been
selected. il is decided that the
building shall be noted for ITS beauty
and convenience rather than for SIZE.
II VIII have seating capacity Of about
1900, and VIII be a complete and model
theater in every respect
Mr. Bcrgcr's lease oi Powers closes
with the present season, and he Wi.
book next years attractions for tne
now house. Ground VIII hc broken
early M thC spring and The work car
rcd to completion as rapidly a. pos
slh.o
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
A CASE OF HINDsIGHT.
An Old Resident TnduIges in some Retro
spection.

"The impending jangle that is pretty
sure to arise over the question oi two
street railways in a portion Of Fifth
ave-" remarked an old resident, 'ro-
calls the past, and reminds one Chat
while Moses j. alleged 20 have made
some slight mistakes tie Common Coun-
eli OF Grand Rapids has sometimes made
some very serious ones. Away back
10 the spring of 1854 the street railway
interest of the city began 90 make
great improvements and increase the
efficiency Of us service. Nhlio the
comganv was extending lts lines, the
citizens Of the hll begged FOR ilne
I'M their territ0r and franchise
granting the old company the
right 10 build a line mp Fulton
street 10 Barclay, and mp Barclay 10
the hin district. was offered % tho COM
nanv, bat they, not iOrcscCng Che
rapid growth OF the city. were conn-
dent that such luc would not pay irr
wears TO come, and refused tac ordl-
nance. They dld. however, succeed DO
getting double track through some 81
the streets then occupied bv their incf,
and among other streets were Canal
and Monroe. MaVor kllloan was then
alderman from the Fourth ward. and
was. of course. anxious - get street
railway service on the bill
lie WAS clever enough 20 sco
/ that Inc could hardly he
gotten thorc without giving the prvI-
/ icgc Of running INTO thc business streets.
and q the old company seemed airasd
! 10 build the luc he wished to hcH
something in reserve - offer 20 some
other company Hc prepared reso-
luton 10 tins eject. That iho council
would grant tho street railway company
! Of Grand Rapids the privilege OF put
/ ting double tracks % Canal su0 Monroe
sts.. provided that 4 another COM
pany should he granted a franchise
| running through these same strceis.
! they should have the privilege n using
/ the track of tho old company Tor "a
/ compensation. and Ii the c0mpanirs
! should not agree upon tho amount oi
/ c0mpcnsaf0n n should be left toa CouI-
/ mttoe Of arbitration. ono g. br selected
/ hv each company and the thrd - fe
appouted hy tae council Ihf was dr.
! foafed hya vote oi nine io seven. he
railway company of course Ohinciff
/ hrt finally agreed - - plan, q tu
I third arbitrator should ho appointed z
! either the superior CI circuit court.
stead of toe council Alderman john
F More presented Che resolution
again with the word ug q 'ghtiy changed
and tic vote of thc council stood eE
focght. and Mayor BeIknap declared
r lost. The Consequence was t-at 71fn
llno was hn't up the hI = Tas Deg
essarv 20 put faraI-st. in f.fffhs
state of blockade hv huldiugfour stree
f~av tracks Itlpoks. hoveref, in "a
eltva. Ia~rr as Grand Bsros. as 3 there
v-,s territory enough and''trefit enoii zf
fsata-e sfra,r-r t.e resident Tlai
~ f.r fovu o. fhe council r
-..t.-o q stree F.. flo usr ol either our
rnr.rarY or f.ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21


ara &c"
haaia ol 4i4At hi@A seai'i""ss '''"'
she lEIH8EAl EkAia stands up ler
GRAND Rap.as ... lends its ald a. rr.fe
as.
aAld ~p the ioNa. ana 4 "Ni Vi"~''s
sorN % see taI your cotemrnfa 81
lne flcssolraf. nur,l.ts q contrary cautee.
i was over al skegon tae othtl Das
and bought a eoay of tue Aras Az
most thF nrsi alt.c.e that attracted mV
attention. waS = long sdioral sf4iuE
forth Tie alleged tact that uA.ug
to her location on the lako
raast Muskeson oHrpd AaaAHiae.s
~ ,,sn,,f.. .lflr. fsr saner.or Is
GRAND kan..ls a..l lreIne capitalists i8
locate tb,fe. Vae Mas than ueut un
a. ,,., t.,ar ihe scheme tor a canal O.
tbe lskevasa ntof stupendous IsIf.
ana \, sunr,aft IS. 4.t nas.uon fr l.f
entire IAN e.itora ffan the Nfaar.t
5ont read ta. J.sl..f ASA rrlt. ....i
had MOI before ~.en abe EDITORIAL SO
saw taaf Ma, .,t.eeant Is mab.ue
very mild statement III had hanne..i
/ to fsvf se.n an attarhe of tlat uar.F
isst tben voula have krk.a um
/ ser,ss the street Asa mrm4rr ol iae
+ Raar3 of Trade ! have pa.d samtatl. l.I-
ION ~ tl,.s rs,..I ,,r.5,..t and kn.n q
: feestI.. .e~4 an, convinced man n
r.e .Il ,',li ,l.-.',t.er .o,tl,av.3I ut sfn
.,, +, tb,.,.I, Agl,sn't tret.ff. .,.,...t
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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
CAPTURED IN SAGINAW.
Sneak Thieves who Robbed the Warwick
Are in East Saginaw

Charles Williams and Frank Collins,
who are wanted here for robbing Mrs.
c. c. Wllmont, of the Warwick, have
been captured IL East Saginaw. They
had in their possession when captured
a pair of sleeve buttons and PAR OF
bracelets not the kind they will wear
today when Col. Bishop goes after them
the other articles having been dis
posed of some where.
The robbery occurred the 18th Of the
present month. Mrs. Wilmot had her
Iewelry in a case in her room and that
was taken together with a valuable
cloak. Mrs WlmOt has little hope Of
recovering her property.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

Conunuauon of HIS Prlzl for Rob
blng the Mails.
TIE case teoks Ners BAD tor osgs.0d
Nitne-s n ade an Ana4slt ana
Thea Naated 40 RetracL

Toe rai 81 Benjamin +. O,soo1
M adoas ez-po-,UA,ler, yesterday, ou
tae eaa1ge " stealing s. dratt az ss9o
from iae mails. attracted a ro0mtul of
interested spectators The examination
OF ~ Il. Nichols was resumed, and ne
wa. taken n hand Tor crossexsna. la-
uon by Mr Uh Nichols WAS sn at-
mate friend ot the prisoner. aat vas
for some ume AZ enllaoye n the ral-
WAY mal service. His testimony WAS
wasyerv damag ~ 10 the defense aa6
WAS a. Iae effect THAI o,good haI yn-
deaE0rel % hlre MA 20 come lJ GRAND
Rapids and identify tae former q,
Bacon. Ile man ia whose uaal tlo
arsu had been adorse q and d posted.
rs me.s told his uncle, udlr ~LtI II
Beard, abont i, and failed q Atep tae
auu9ntment. Witness made $3.50 afl
dast 90 tAe effect that lle kutN 0i
uo guilt JOB tac matter on tae psIt ol
Os10od, tHe intention being % husa
tne matter up. subsequently s. uess
snatcAcd the affidavit from D.ooa'
h0ndsmcn, and attempted % destroy IT,
Iue affidavit Has capable ot % double
uterurcta' on. being % the etle.. taat
hc bad nos been asked % come o.
Grand Rapids and identity ooad as
Bacon, the TACT beng thu o-gool
a.kcd ham % come and get ircnd %
go i. The affidavit was drawn ns Hon.
Geo. /. Napie.
Wan. Il, ard, the undersherA. testified
that hc signed and sent to tae u.uk in
Grand Rapids q statement that he had
investigated the matter, but talt the
statement Was untrue. and made for
the purpose OF saving O,eooi. On
cr0ss-cxamlnatlOn Dee sad that tie let
ter was written by Mr. Naplc
The letters 10 the hank claimed 20
have been written by Osgood with hls
left hand, were offered IN evidence.
Mr.. BurdIck, OsgoOd's bondsman,
testified To Nichols coming 10 HIM to
get the affidavit, and that on being re-
fused, he asked 10 near It read. When
the witness started 10 read lt, Nichols
snatchcd il and ran, Stutting the paper
IN his mouth and chewing II up.
The defense claim that they can
prove that Mr.. Voorhees, has stated 10
several men that he could not swear
positively that he ever mailed the let
ter containing the draft, and that Ben
jamin Osgood was not in the pOst-oiilco
at the time Mr.. Voorhees, claims 10
have mailed II, and was not ~ until
after the letter was put in the mail out
of his reach. They also expect 10
prove that Nichols was after the post
office and circulated the stories about
Osgood. and put up the job to get HIM
discharged from the office. Thcy ex-
pect To put a large number OF witnesses
on the stand to testify as to OsgOod' s
character, and VIII have him relate ms
own story in regard TO the affair. They
consider Hon. George l.. Naple Their
| most important witness, and expect nm
20 shed such light on the affair as Will
clear the defendant beyond any doubt.
Both the defense and the prosecution
consider that they have a sure case and
the developments of the defense are
awaited with much interest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Senator Mcmillan Pays Grand Rap,
ids a Short Visit.
Net at the Depot and Escorted 60 Dinner
4 Carriage Ride Aboat Town
The Purpose OF Ifis TrlP.

A fellow feeling, a. Shakespeare
SAYS" remarked "a gentleman 20 "a
TuEsRAN HERAID reporter yesterday,
make, us wondrous kind pointing 10
a passing carriage
The reporter looked and saw Fred
Clark, COL r. $. Pierce and r. B..
Fisher riding down the street together
IN a Garage with Hon Hugh Mcmillan,
OF Detroit.
In other carriages were Senator
james Mcmillan, has private secretary,
". Il. Bates, Charles Wright and Harry
Tllman. The party arrived al 1910 ..
N. News OF their coming had preceded
them, and there was quite gathering
OF Grand Rapids citizens 4 meet them
at the depot and escort them 10 an IN
formal dinner az the Morton.
After dinner the party engaged in =
social chat with their hosts, among
whom were Capt. Gavett, Fred May
nard, Don J. lcathers, Gen. Heath and
Gen. Pierce. 4 ia rge number OF callers
were received, among them being John
Steketee, Daniel Mccoy and Prof. &.
g. Swensbcrg. After a period of
hand-shaking the party was taken out
for drive around the city, which was
greatly enjoyed 10y the senator, who
was quite familiar with the city twenty
five or thirty years age, but had not
been here before 10 look around IN sew
eral years.
The party were on Their way 10 Mus
kcgOn, where the Senator went at the
urgent invitation Of the Board of Trade
to look over the harb0r and acquqint
himself rs to the Improvements which
may be necessary. He left for that
city at $40. the party travels IN the
. Senator's private car. The "Marquotte, -
and viii so home today over the D., G..
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

4 SSESSMENT ROLL for the Improvement OF
y Fluh avenue from Madison avenue 10
East street .u Ihs cts OF Grand Rapids.
OFI~E oF HITY CLERK.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. 20. la'9.
To
Hattie B. Adams.
AbeII. Z. Blood Nathan W. Boynton. Derk
E,ieo Clapperton. Mary Jane Cullen. Edwina
4. Chamberin. ClarG Conant. May Carey.
Albert Z. Davis, Elijah Dat.
Arend ElenDas.
.iunt Fahi, Henry Fraiick.
Charles L. Grnnen. G. Il. Savings Bank.
John IA and Harriet Grove.
n. liamerschlag. g.. llOu,eman. Martin
Hous man.
Mos s Jandorf
john ~. Kroze. Catherine kairns J. knper,
Jun kornaom. Jan kro0mben, Duke hroOn,
Pied c hrOOn.
Ransom 4. Luce. Belle P Luce.
ROSanna Mckee.
Render Mulder. James Musselman.
Nelson ". Northr0p.
Peter Plantengt. Lewis c and Nellie Philips
Lamcrt omittrr. John Smitter. Elliott T.
Socum. Josephine otransrewriter. John Schei
feg
!. Wander Snide. James Nanderpert
Warren Weatherly and +. T.. Puite. Sybrant
Wessilius, w enic0 anC Gerrct NeyS. IhedOre
VI. Neys
You are hereby notified that an assessment
IS about % De made upon Won % detray the ex-
peuse ~ the aforesaid Improvement; An assess
IS on file IN the clerks office. of said city.
where 10 viii remain open Tor inspection until
Monday evening. November -. lSSl. when and
where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening. and show cause. n
any. why said assessments should not be made
and collected according 10 law.
W. A. SiiINkMAN.
City Clerk.