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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
RECONSTRUCTION IN hAYTL.
The New Government Obliged To Assume
Heavy Finaneial Burden.


NEW YoRK, sept lT-The steamship Alvo
which has arrived from SaVanilia brought
as a passenger L Prophite. q brother or
General Anselm Prophite, recently Legiti-
mes Minister OF Finance Affairs a. Port au
Prince are reported 10 be improving under
the direction OF Hippolyte. Exchange has
fauen from $50 20 80 and the merchants are
consequently much better able 10 do busi-
ness In sbcut four weeks new election
will be held. although there is little doubt
in the minds Of most people that Hippolyte
will be chosen President OF Hayti The
new government will be obliged 10
assume very heavy financial bur
den. The 81 0Oo, 900 worth OF paper money
which had a year ago been gathered
in by Salonon with the intention OF de-
streying IL was fioate again by Legitime and
followed by 81. .0oo, 900 more of the same kind
There are besides two loans Of $500 600 each,
forming bonded debt OF 81, 2oo, 900, the in
terest cf which is payable IN gold. This
represents the bulk OF the Governments
financial obligations, and win be handled
with difficulty. though in all probability
with iinal success
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

CTR or NrrTco. sept i--presiisnt Diss
IA ais message hsnisv. referred 20 hsrf
COS rsiatiass With Guste nais and the
Arx-nttus Republic and announced the .r-
pscted arrival % The diplomatic represent
stivss from Japan and the kingdom OF Port
ugsL The President devoted oonsitersbl.
sttsation 20 The growth o. the posts
service and pointing sut 70. n>-dS ard
ossd With hopeful review ot the hnsa.
- al sifu.tfoo
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
Followed Her Mates.

BELLOWS FALLS. Vt. Sept iZ-Della
Walker. aged 10 years committed suicide
az L<ngdon, n H.. last Friday night She
was a beautiful and accomplished girl The
cause of her suicide is mystery She was
an intimate friend OF Miss skinner, OF
Keene. and Miss Walker, OF Springfield
Vt, both OF whom committed suicide last
winter All three attended the Vermont
Academy together
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

NrsSE4PoIIs. MINI. sept III Frank
Coll0la Vas arraigued in Judge Hooker's
criminal court Monday morning 10 answer
70 the charge Of forgery. There were six
separate indictments. all FOR forgery. The
charges OF uttering the paper were not
preferrsd agzfnst aim Collom was given
until Wednesday to enter his plea Judge
Hooker reduced ais bail 70 tes,oO0.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

PRksro Cal sept f7-E c. PinkhsTu. of
Stockton Cal. defeated Albert Ssndstrora
or NsW York. n loo-ysrd inning con
.est st this place Monday TIE nstch va
f'r sso and ~ gate receipts Piushsm's
tirn- vas one mfrrte ar SIX seconix r
is SD % oa ths fastest ever made II
America
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

sscsssrrrs Ca s-ps lT-Tn- stsrs
k-t-.sa Forest HEl sd AztsTn ~
stoppet Eo1dsy nornfns y usske1
nsn We tszsrSed the TeIis Fsrro 4
60 xessurs b~x Tkis bor =. Tr.a
snz snd he ssosr~d ~7ts T. e 70 sot
kzara he~ uRch it -onts.as1
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
yy,naf.lt for a MIr.us.. Murderer

huwAuKsE, Sept lZ-Paul Steindl who
served q term In State prison for the muir
der OF District Attorney Macarthur, and
who has been in extreme poverty. selling
matches on the street for a living, has
been left go ooo by en- uncle in Germany.
steindl n q cripple, and had always talked
about ais rich relatives in the old world
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

vAsHIsoros. Sept iz-Miaisscr Ryan
transrnits for the informsasn OF the State
Department ssatibtics Of the value OF Amer.
fcsn machinery imported ann usliy from tss
Unitsd ssAsss into kerioo from isso tc
1897 ~ oiuSive which shows that the er-
portstions grew in value from t+s2, S4 IN
1880 TO 81 90 oD IN 1887
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
5POTDTAE cRANsERRies.
wAos.sta Marshes visftsa oy frost Be
FIRE ths Crss Is Half nArvestsa-

AusAuxxz, sept IA special from
Ssced2A, Wis. says y heavy frost visited
that secstsn Sanday night Cranberry
growers Vii loss heavily. as the crop vas
oaly hAlf harvested
HOLLAND Mich sept II - The hot
weather Of last week with the mercury
registering from - degrees 60 Y degrees
va follow ed by = cold snap. so that frost
WA observed Monday morning, the hrst Of
sae season Late corn needs one week more
warm weather
GALksA. IL. sept It There was Sc
we're frost "a the low lands IN this section OF
the county Sunday night tho 1rst rrost
this fall As the crops are we'll advanced
there Was bus little damage done
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

PTrrsrc~ p. SEPT f--Ths ira Il Nsry
GlTnn. On csarzs q poiscnf1a her no he'
~ securs taa Insurance. q hsr ~. ras
begnn Ncs5s~ The accused vf-h h-I
husband SD = ssso suspected - having
'r~rno~-d@ h-r fsthe--fn-ls- s76 rrfh.'r.
f~.iaw
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
Decatur. Electric RAILWAY.

DECATUR, Ill, Sept 17.-Monday night
tho Decatur Company, at an outlay OF s55, =
0o0 started its electric street railway
amid general rejoicing. There are two
miles OF track Decatur now has eight
miles Of electric railway IN successful op-
eratfsn Decatur capital built the Decatur
lines. OF which r J Martin is manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
u.xioo,. Ind,p.nd.uc. Dav.

CrrT OF MEXICO. Sept lZ-Moniay, the
anniversary Of Nexico's Independence, Wa
celebrated throughout the country. Seven
thousand soldiers and rural guards pa
rsded Immense crowds filed the streets,
cheering for Gepefal Diaz as the Apostle
OF Peace"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

csrFrs-l TAIIs VIA. sept l1-Ths
iewsiry stock Of r. J. Goddard wss 81
tscbed Monday morning on an execution
in favor Of C n Knight 4 Co. Of Chicago
TIE liabilities are placed a. a. snf and the
assets at ssoeo0 Ths stock Is valued a.
between sf5 90 aud $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
EOrests AblAzc.

HALIFAX, N 8, Sept 1Z-ForesS hres are
raging on the barrens between Guysboro
and Canso and at Tor bay. The village of
Upper Musquodoboit was In great danger
of being destroyed yesterday. but the en-
ergetic work OF the inhabitants kept the
flames at bay until favorable turn in the
wind carried them IN another direction
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
S,w Postage Stamps

w.sH1So1oS. Sept 1.-THE Postofice
Department has issued advertisements for
printing postage stamps The number
called for will be about 2, 90. 600 900 The
usual cost of printing these is about ti35.
COO syeef. inclading paper and cumming
The new s~o-esns stamps are 70 be either
brown or cArrhtpe
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

0nvsss. sept 1--Er-l-ieen Ns-sds ~
ee~viA who r Tafrz % EeIrres- - ~s~f
ee- s0n. th- Younx Eisr Alexander. arrived
here sror Fsl-a -n tcsrt FrEfsn GIN
host sac wss re>efre. vtth rsTsl hoacrs
sss Va prscesd % Bslgvsse - oncs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

CH1c< co. aer< y
CaTTTr-vsrtst fsiriv sctr~e on iorai aof
sh'TEsg socoDat sn1 prirss ~1thouf nsteris Al
cHs-ee csstst'ons rsnFei 81 % Da1f 20
frr gors - enoic@ sh'Vr - Ese~Ts. =
a. frF ccrro- - TO- GO a. s9az = ~
ertctsrs srssrs % a4aa = foT stoektrs a. n
a. for T-rsss . s1as 80 fs- westerrs:
- "a - frr Fsetsrs - saaf = ~ Cs~s
s~d 9 U32~ - nf.r1rr n rrse stocz al
FIs
E0es-NsrFrt fsrfF srt~s t1' 5rssrtI.1
Lsst rrstsE sts.dT Ess-T ~ r3Tst icts
Wsfse lc~sr ssi<s ~arr~t - " tsas = -
lsnfl a. ss1s y 81 rosst 1acff.a sss0a
80 toT r.Tst az e SO 81 ss7 hss~F pses-
saf ssd ssfrrrg l0-s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
A Reaey Loss.

san Francisco. Sept 1I-Fires are rag
ing near Spring Valley Lakes, Cal. in Ven
tura County, Sonoma County and other
part. OF the State Niles Of fences consid-
erable timber and many buildings have
been destroyed
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

NEw YoBz. sept iZ-It is officially an
nounced tha. the stockholders OF the
ghom,- Iron Company have refused 20 sc-
cept The bid Of sS. 5oo. 900 for their property
by al English syndicate. The stockholders
claim that their property Is worth fully
s. .OSO. Ooo more than the amount offered
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

MAssowAs. Sept IA famine prevails
throughout T1gre. a state OF Asysstnia
Bands OF starving peasants are ravax ng
the country around SokOtA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

vkszTvGTo~ Sept IT, According - ths
recently pub 'isasd oNScfai report q ~
EeTsi Prsssis1 Statistical Eures5 ~ crops
o - -r~~pt tbcs~ II barley r1ckva.si
snd cic~sr. w--e dec-redir h-tesr thar
those - the present. year Only rStsto>s
~ har ~. r.a.th..i he 49,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

WsrEsIoo. Il, sgt ~ -The sstorue7s
for the state IN ths Billings TIA created
sensation soacsY hT announcing ttss por-
ticns % the evidence taken a. 80 corossr'.
fury is missing Thsss portions inolu,a
Billings confession % having prepared
fss> s<asTis vita rhich - frigst4s
EtnErav
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
LoufsfAna Pfundsred.

NEW ORLEANS Sept iz-It has been
discovered that interest has been paid
up 70 date on bonds for 1913 600 which were
supposed TO have been destroyed IN 1879
Who II responsible for the fraud is not
clearly known
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

Ccp~vs sgt l7-About - :
- kor6sT 80 -s'n frsn Elrst1s soosh.
csrTving ss~-n c7schss rsn fatc FsL
sr7ck saTsre - Tiogs Tsretio-. ,sassre
fearf1i ~T-ek khr9 $40 z6 infzri.a
twssrY-fvs r@rssaA re srs-s Ezs ess1.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

>f-b~v Fe~i-r Believes Tat Chins VI
re--~s sse Ccur<~ - tn~ Erffed stst--
A., Errfasfnx He~ susfrrt~-a- to~s- ssr
s~rfoee Tranete Nirssn - frsrN
C~r~A~, seps l--Eishcr Fs-isr. of
esn FSsnslsco. vnn hss Suss ceEup pieted a
90 sruazd the xcse T@<eer12y nerning
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
Brown. stesse & Clark's Deficit

BosToS, Sept l7-ft Is rumored in refer
ence 20 the defcit OF Brown, Steese A
Clark that the examining committee has
failed 20 find Offsets for notes OF the firm
Amounting 20 81 10. 900
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

say Iosr Costs RtcS. s-0t IA meet
ing 81 rsprsssntsttves frsn various r.
d1strisl and trades unions ~ th> ~. Re
pubhcs wfn - held soon in NicaraEu
for ne purr0-- o perfscri0s E-nrrs o.
gsnisa~ou scra-rting ifse fhs Esights e
k.a l.,r D - Init~f - 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
SIX DEAD IN ONE FAMILY.

Terrible Mortality Among Children Trav-
cling from Iowa TO Milwaukee.
Booze. Ia, Sept IA family named
Zemthal, consisting OF parents and ten
children, left Boone early this month for
Milwaukee. They went In a wagon, being
ten days on the road News was received
from them Monday that diphtheria broke
out in the family on their arrival, and that
six OF the children died in three days, only
two recovering. It Is thought they be-
came infected on the road, as no trace of
the disc ase Is found In this city
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18
AT THE OLD STAND.
Malistos Resumes Businsss en- the Sa-
mean Throne.

AUCKLAND. Sept 1.-THE latest advices
from Samoa are that Aalietoa has been
quietly restored to the throne. He and
Mataafa have taken up temporary resi-
dence on the Manono island, where they
viii remainuntil the decisions OF the Ber-
lin conference are confirmed The German
Consul at Apia has notified Tamasese that
Germany is precluded from giving support
10 any party.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

Have you ever had rheumatism?
Do you have pain ms the back
DO you ever have pains between shoulders
Do you have night feyers or night sweatsg
DO you have catarfhy
Do you have pricking or pinchlng sensations
ia the skin2
Do you have numbness on the side on which
you liey
Do you have cold feet or hands?
Do YOU have sore ihrOaE
Do YOU have pains IN the breasp
How long nave you been ailingi
Do you have ringing sounds or roaring In the
hcady
Do you have deafness?
Do you have spe s Of feeling afraid or IN
certain
Do you have confidence I'm YOURSELF
DO YOU rest well al nightg
DO YOU dream?
Do you cough or raise phlegmg
Is the skin natural. pale or saliowy
Have yon pain I'm the eyes or nose2
Do YOU have spots before the eye,y
Have you pains or cramps in the stomach OF
bowels?
Have you pain In the back OF the headg
Have you pimples on your facey
Are your eyes red or wateryy
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

OFFICE hKD DISPEKSlRY
ROOM 4, lNkEk BLK, 43 MONROE ST,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Cures Deafness. Noises IN The Head. C4tarrh.
EToucbifis hneumaIsln. Nervous Debility.
Impotence. BafrsuncSs and diseases resulting
from early inai i>cfrflonS and rACtSsss II nAa-
hood. aud diseases 81 the Urinary Organs.
Blood stomach. Lungs. I've aur Tar. FITS. Nld
Sores. Eeichins. Dyspepsia. Nerve. spine
Liver kidney Heart Diseases. ~hertness ~
Breath. Back 81 head. Small 90 Back. az dis
eases 81 women and children. AID al chronic
diseases.
once hours 3. m 20 p. m. Consultation
free, and no charge Tor services anti cured.
Medicines sent everywhere. Make cSl ipOs-
sble.. Dire ti0ns "a al languages.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-18

Have you pain or weakness 10 The small u
the backy
Do you have ITS az falling sickness
Are you nervous or weak
DO you have . feeling 81 weight aud press
ure in the lungs Or >loMacEi
DO YOU bclcl wind
are yeu c0nstl lpafcd1
DO yUu awake with a sfartY
Do you awake VIII a feeling as though fail
ing Oui The foot % Ine bedF
Eave you scrofula. old sores or skin dise@scsy
Have you NSriccS- OF enlarged veins!
Are your Joints OF cords stiuy
DO you feel tired ia the morning.
Have you a lad taste In the mouth
DO you feel generally weak aud cebilitstedr
Is your liy-F affected
Have you hsi typhoid feYerf
Have you had lung fever
Do you have pain OF soreness Of the
stomach
DO YOU suffer from dyspepsiaf
Have YOU shortness Of brcsthy
OR have you paipiisilon Of the heGrtf
Is your memory falling
Are Won cc~pouQPuIf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-29

horror q eentras;zasfon disappeared vita
is accession 10 pewer. ard 4 apparently
foxr8t 81 about the theorses II whieh Is
arssealea ~ the reason for It's existence
gss term OF Mr. Cleveland ~ pFssident. II
i SD nothing more, az Ieast demonstrated
thzs he aaesfions which divideel American
parties frora IT'S 10 1855 no longer exerted
powerful influence UPON tie destiny Of
The nation.
In the scientific world the decade has
been che q stsady progress. the greatest adj
vznees being made IN the branch Of elec-
tvscal science Eiecsrfc lighting. from 3
questionable experiment. has beccme an
acknowledged success. and electricity has
been reduced more and more - the service
OF man. In the United States railroad
baIidiEg has progressed st an unprece-
aensed Eese, ard there has been steady and
rapid Improvements in means and appii-
aneea Of travel, bosh on land and on
water.
II has been altogether decade Of quiet
and steady progress. and ia almost every
part OF the world it leaves the condition Of
humanity better than il found Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-29

There g agt lgtss eeg1as tA&t tha fassaee
81 tAe IA tntreAuee3 by Ssaaa4ar HAwsev.
e esnneetsess. prosaslnE 81 tAe Apy<s.as.
SCENT - ssseoad i'esisnsRts Isl the Teeaasg
aFsaY fFos shs National tsusFa. 49, eiys
ayssy s1sEaalss SO tSs sSiter organ ssAtsoa
An 80 making s5assiaF rsaxsssogs Sog psa-
issass9n asaeas easassesi 2ea 81 sas navy -
Feasri St Ezsegss Sad ssFTae. IS NSesv q
psss shls sesssaa q soasEsaa. aa8 III an
qaeait.eaaeg A3re : aaa szess en- tAAt
agazses - GlsN -
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TaarNnsA EsiAzaAa Vxszz 81 ~ sseezses asa ssr
- eAzss xsse l3seSs G@ssNfs=1 soaEes.s s3aeessr
EAssase4 - tSA EAk< va SeFzzNra Ekrsss Fas
fS@s~ 0zsse. - aessns sssSs. HastoS e4aek-
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LA3&fs - -. : - -
snbsfF1 gera asfsfsn1 atsseesses eeAr1ss saf't1s1
Aeafess 81 santtr8nee9 - flsE-lA HILL
GENGEk Co. seaEtie
EasEerz adseTnsass ah0sit AIRES 20 fNefs
40 snsnSsa rf,ssses fsarsex III PR1IeT. s5ie nze1t
ssst 81 fhs Eo6xy usouctzfnss C1lesEk a-sts
DeaFborn street. Ssw YORK r1Sg, - Iinaes
kafIdsng.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-29

The :" Montana GaR assse appears O. have
bad = Fsaeias fnaaeaee on the 5ossraalIs ss
q thAs state. Il enc alsy judge trosa TIE
fosl9wsnE xiry compliment from ths Red
Ledge Eseksf 60 . contemporary: ss0ld
haS.kheasI. ~ .iesnzesbae old foal. IS saa-
nsgas ths ~-- - dsWa 50 nothing. Thls
miserable old Fvpfotaae neesls 20 hard.
glass 70 soak n 60 sea sAsw hiFa hs Is 3
Sep s4red haFro. The FSeses w4s started
gar to- sPsca 81 paFpa~ os alifae . sanr.lsgt
waas for trsav re6aes EAaailv Bas.raa1.
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THE posi- -INTELLTGENcER.

oxy.rx--rgwz..a Hanfosf hass6sax caierrT
ss,sst. hssweea Press sad eecon6-
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uxaSfgTC GID nEsxEK sEqs
spssn4ss > asssszs aaw. seNss4s ssasrz
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
L. B. D. REESE. Attorney,
I29'FIfth aYanue.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States, Western District of Penn
sylvania-In the matter Of Carrier & Baum,
bankrupts, No. 2,228, in bankruptcy. To cred
itors and all persons interested: You are here
by notified that on the I'd day of December,
1889, petition was presented to the court In
said bankrupts, praying for leave to settle and
compound the claims of said estate against
Henry Metzger, whereupon the Court ordered
said petition to be filed, and further ordered
that the matter of said petition be heard at
court to be holden at Pitrsburg, on the 14th day
of December, 1889. at 10 o'clock A. M..when and
where all creditors and parties interested are
required to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why an order should not be made by the
Court. authorizing and directing the assignee
to settle and compound said claims upon the
terms and conditions set forth in said petition,
LEVI BIRD DUFF, Assignee OF Carrier q
Baum, de3-423Zu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
Good Advice.

The holidays are approaching, and you
are doubtless thinking of how you will glad
den the hearts of your family with a beauti-
full piano or organ. Many pianos are offered.
You will hardly know which to buy. Take
the Kranich & Bach, and run no risks. 1t
is the very best the market affords. It's con-
struction is superior to any piaro made.
The increasing sales attest its popularity.
the two cities. We have also the elegant
"Stultz & Bauer" and Jas. NJ. Starr pianos,
Miller and Packard organs. Prices and
terms to suit all. Warerooms open evenings
until after the holidays.
LECHNER & SCHoENBERGER,
SO Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
LID. REESE. Attorney,
l29 Fifth avenue.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
limited States. Western District of Penn
sylvapia-In the matter Of Bates & Goldsbor.
ough, bankrupts, No. 1855 in bankruptcy. To
the creditors and all persons interested: You
are hereby notified that on the I'd day Of De-
cember. 1889, petition was presented to the
court in the above entitled cause, by the as
signee of said bankrupts, praving for leave to
settle and compound the claim Of said estate
against Henry Metzger. whereupon the Court
ordered said petition to be filed. and further or
dered that the matter of said petition be heard
at court to be holden at Pittsburg on the l4th
day of December, 1852. at III O'Clock A. NJ,
when and where ali creditors and parties inter-
ested are required to appear and show cause. IL
any they have why an order should not be
made by the Court authorizing and directing
the assignee to settle and compound said claim
upon the terms and condition set forth in said
petition. W. 8. PURVIANCE,
Assignee Of Bates 4 Goldsborough.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
L B. D. REESE, Attorney,
No. l29 Fifth avenue.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States, Western District OF Penn
sylvania-In the matter Of William Dilworth,
Jr.. bankrupt. No. 2454 in bankruptcy. To the
creditors and all persons Interested: You are
hereby notified that on December 2 1889 a
petition was presented to the court In the above
entitled cause, by tie assignee OF said bank
rupt prayin9 for leave to settle and compound
the claim of saId estate against Henry Metzger,
whereupon the Court ordered said petition to
be filed, and further ordered that the matter of
said petition be heard at a court TO be holden
at Pirtsburg on the 18th day of December.
1889. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when and where all
creditors and parties interested are required to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why
an order should not be made by the Court au-
thorizing and directing the assignee to settle
and compound said claim upon the terms and
conditions set forth in said petition. GRAHAM
SCOTT, Assignee of William Dilworth, Jr.
daQ 40 az II
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
PROPOSALS.

ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS-o
i of the Lighthouse Engineer. Third Dis
trict Tompkinsville, N. Y. December s lSS9-
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until Il o'clock noon OF MONDAY, the twenty
third day Of December 1889 for furnishing the
materials and labor of all kinds necessary
for the completion and delivery on the site of
the metal-work OF the Coney Island Light
House, New York. Plans specifications.
be obtained on application to this office. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids and
TO waive any defects. D. p. HEAP, Major of
Engineers, q. 8. A. L II. Engineer. Third
District. deTS2-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
HIGHEST GRADE OF ART.
In the Statuary TO be Seen at the Store Of
Hardy & Hayes.

IN tue StutuuFy 70 ne Sceu AZ inc 6toro oA
Hardy & Hayes.
The exquisite work of the sculptor is seen
in the charming objects, chiseled from
purest italian marble as white as q snow
drift, at Hardy & Hayes, 529 Smithfeld
street. These beautiful works bear the fol-
lowing titles: "Spring" is a dainty little
damsel's head and shoulders; another bear
ing the same name is an exquisite bust;
"Grandmother's Glasses shows demuEe
little maiden assuming the role Of grandma;
''First Knitting" is lovely child giving
her whole attention to the homely task in
her dimpled hands; "Don't Touch Me" is
the figure of a shrinking, modest, lovely
maiden. Each and all of these are in the
highest style OF the sculptor's art.
Another article in the maze of beautiful
things at this place is a wonderful and most
graceful table in bronze. with onyx top.
The metal is fashioned into leaves, sprays
and other designs, in way to reveal the
hand and brain of q master in such work.
This table is from the Paris Exposition, and
is alone worth visit of inspection to the
store of Hardy & Hayes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
8. HnmIlton,a snacinlrie..

In response to the growing demand, We
have just opened q department of small
goods embracing everything kept in first.
class music house. Violins, guitars, banjos,
drums, flies, strings of all kinds; indeed
everything needed for home orchestras,
bands, etc. All our goods are from the most
reliable and celebrated makers. Full value
is assured you. Please favor us with an
order and tell your friends. Personal at.
tention given to orders by mail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
M'G4W WAS REINSTATED.

Atlanta Convention X. ofL
Last night Warehousemen's Assembly.
No. 719O, Knights of Labor, of which
Homer L. McGaw was a member before his
expulsion by the Atlanta Convention of the
order, reinstated him. At the meeting
Secretary James Carroll read eommuuica,
tion from the General Secretary announcing
that Mr.. McGaw had been expelled.
Under the law a member expelled, il was
announced, could be reinstated by three
fourths vote of his local assembly. The
motion to reinstate Mr.. McGsw was offered
and adopted unanimously by rising vote.
action of the assembly to the press.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-07
B. d b.

Mems furnishings; handsomest lines and
styles new neckwesr ever shown in either
city-25c to 50 so. New handkerchiefs,
suspenders, mufiers, smoking and house
coats, English, Japanese and American.
Come and see Open till 10 o'clock Satur-
day. BoGGS & BU4L