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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-12

more could they desirea The artisans,
traders and professional people would flock
to such land of plenty as crows gather in
q cornfield. They are the frippery that
adorns the garment of our civilization
Philadelphia Record.
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Mr.. j. E. Boss, vice-president and man
ager of the Northwestern Smelling and
Milling company, is in Salt Lake. The bad
weather has interfered with the operations
OF this company at Caldwell, Idaho, for
some time past, but it is thought the mill
will be ready in about one month.
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PARK CITY PICKlNGS.
Prospects for a Bountiful Supply
of Pure Water.
"a VERY TOUGH VARIETY DIVE.
The Stage-Sleighs Again Running-The Mines
and Their Outputs-A Grist Of
Newsy Items.i

The city council held meeting on
Wednesday evening with Mayor Newell,
Aldermen Kimball, Rogers, Berry and
Williamson present. and the following
business was transacted:
Bills as follows were presented and re-
ferred to the committees on claims and &C
counts and finance, were approved by
them and warrants were ordered drawn
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Bucklen's Arnlca SaIye

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblalns,
Germs, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents a box
For sale by A. G. Smith & Co.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK Jan. l1.-Petroleum opened firm
at l05%, but after the first sales gave way under
free selling and closed weak at l.04S.
Stock exchange opened at 1858; highest
LOSS lowest, 10iAz, closing at l.04S.
Consolidated exchange, February option
opened at 1868; highest, .06l4 lowest, l.0fsl,
closing at l.04a. Total sales, 1896, 900 barrels
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LiYerpOOl Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l1.-Wheat-Quiet; holders
offer moderately.
Corn-Steady, demand fallen off; new mixed
western, As. Sd. per GENITAL.
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SPECTACLEs and eye glasses a speciality
at John Daynes', 66 Main street. Eyes
tested free of charge.
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Spencer, Bywater & Co. have removed
to opposite the city hall, where they are
prepared to do all kinds of tin work. roof
ing, guttering, galvanized iron work. etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-12

A sixteen-ton lot of Dixon ore went As
lead and 10 silver.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH. l..

TERRITORY OF UTAH. Ice
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. 0S'
/, John c. Cutler, clerk of the probate court in
and for the county of Salt Lake, in the territory
Of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a full, true and correct copy OF order to show
cause in the matter of the estate OF Elias Smith,
deceased, as appears of record in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said
[sEALl. court this 18th day Of January, AID.
1890.
JOHN G. CUTLER,
Clerk of the probate court
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NOTICE.

TO the Stockholders Of the Herald Company.
H1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of THE HERALD COM
pany will be held at the office of the COM
pany, Salt Lake city. on Friday, Febru-
ary7, 1890, at 10 o'clock am, for the pur
pose of electing directors to serve for the
ensuing year.
Secretary.
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The Eureka Hill,

The usual two lots came from the Horn
Silver
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The Caroline.
The Mammoth.

The Caroline was among the active
Tintic shippers.
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From the North.

A carload of ore came from this Nevada
property.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1l.-Money on call, easy;
3G4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 514@7.
Sterling exchange, quiet, firm; sixty-day
bills, 4.S2S demand, 4.S6E.
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There were the usual shipments from
this property.
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.S11,137 10

The report of w. H. Bennett, street com
missioner, for the year 1889, was presented
as follows:
Poll tax collected. less commissions----S4 $3.50 so
Poll tax worked out ON streets---- 456 90
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At the Banks.

The ore and bullion receipts at the vari-
Gus banks in this city for the week ending
Saturday, January IL, were s5l, 81 40,
as compared with S1o6, 364S3, for the week
previous. They were reported as fol-
lows:
BY Mccormick d Co.:
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Carload of fresh grass seed just received
at Bailey & Son.
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The treasurer's reporti is as follows:
Balance on hand January / =.

Balance on hand January l------------ 81, 157 10
The report of Police Justice Hoyt showed
that "a cases had been tried, IA of which
were for drunkenness, 2 for battery, 3 for
larceny, 2 fighting and 3 for running laun-
dries without license. The fines assessed
amounted to 1884, Of this amount Sl63 was
paid in cash and Sill in labor.
The recorders report was similar to the
treasurer's, but showing disbursements as
follows
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The Bullwhacker.

One carload assayed lead and 90 silver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-12

GREAT CLOSING OUT
B anket Sale at
LIPMAN, WALLERsTEIN & Co.'s.
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The Horn Silver.

The Brooklyn shipped $50 tons.
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The BulliOn-Beck.

The Sphynx made her usual showing.
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The Dixon.

The Mammoth was also heard from.
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The WOodside,

The 10 cent assessments due on the GOTH
The mine is reported as looking very well.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
Money Market,

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Bar silver, 961s.
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NEWS FROM THE MINES.

The week was reported by Mr.. Hanauer
as being dull one. Bingham, Park city
and Frisco were the only Utah camps rep
resented. Several small shipments came
in from Nevada
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The Spanish.

Fifty tons came from this Park city
;the ore went 80 lead and 43 silver
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The Northumberland,

The Mayflower was also represented in
the Salt Lake market
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The Brooklyn

One hundred tons came from the Span
ish.
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The DAILY.

There were the usual shipments Stock
is held stiff at $40.
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The Ontario.
Stock is quoted in New York at sS6.
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The MayfOwer.

There were the usual shipments
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
Al IMPORTANT SESSION
Prepared Estimates Of the Various
Public Improvements.
What IL viii C0sS 20 Pave soEs Of Oar
Priaciy@i streets SitA ced.E BlOekss
seaiaA Sandstone sAd Asphalt

TIE Board of p bic Works held al
important session yesterday and pre-
pared estimates Of various public I'M
proyements, n accordance with the re-
quest made by the Common Council
last Monday night.
In the matter Of replanking Fulton
81. bridge, the contract for furnishing
the pine lumber Was let 10 Miller q
Stanton, whose bid was Ella per thOus-
and
The contract for constructing Dexter
place sewer WAS let 70 Joseph Owens a.
sl27.
The contract for the construction of
the Sec0nd-st. sewer was let 20 John De
Breum.
The estimate Of the approximate cost
OF grading, grayeling and paving the
cutters OF Calder-st. was S3l26; for the
same improvement IN Iwellta-aye.,
from DivislOn 10 loula-st., 5000, and
IN ElevenIh-aye. II was placed AZ slO9l.
The estimate of the cost of paving
Sheldon St. from East Fulton 10 Cherry
ST. Win cAANts Oe 1+4d4Nf was S4Vr III
To pave Canai-st.. from the north
line OF Pear 20 the center OF Lyon-st., f,
with Medina sandstone, was estimated
10 cost s., ,O57 so. and to cover the same
ground with sheet asphalt was estma-
ted 10 cost $4,000. Cedar blocks laid
upon concrete was estimated 10 cost
So, 1920.
TO pave Canal-st., from the center of
Lyon TO the center of East Bridge-st.
with sandstone, vas estimated 10 cost
sl6, ,69l; cedar blocks, S92O3, and cedar
blocks with the widening of the street
Will cost -. .S32.20. The cost Of laying
sheet asphah on the same ground Will
cost about Sl4, ,666.
1t will cost about s22,Sl9 TO pave
Wealthy-avd. with brick, between Mad
ison-ave. and South Dlvlslon-st.
The board furnished estimates for the
proposed sewers in various streets as
follows: That in TwelttA-st. will cost
800. 40; West Leonard st, $246l; Mus
kegon-st., S2859; Scribner-st., $l9l5.20
in Turner-st., from Sixth TO Elghth-st.
s520.30; IN Turner-st., from First tc
FouTth-st., Sll42.S0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
ALL FOR NAUGHT.
Conferences Among the Chicago Strikers
Accomplish Nothing.

CHICAGO, April 26.-Both the Boss
Carpenters Association and the COM
mittee from the Carpenters Council
failed in their efforts TO reach a settle
ment with the Master Carpenters at the
meeting this afternoon. and the strike
will be continued indefinitely against
The Master Carpenters. A committee
from the new BossCsrpenters' AssocIs-
ton had bret conference with the
directors OF the old association. The
old association ahsolutely refused 10 ar
b!.ratc with the committee from the new
association sud tue conference ended.
Then began a meeting With the Carpcn-
ters' council. The conference was
stormy one and terminated in consider
able disorder, when a member of the
Master Carpenters Association moved
tnst the association should
not recognize the union. The
resolution vas carried with a
unaumlty, that was ominous and
the carpenters council left, vow ng
that the str ke would be extended into
all the trades, so far as the master car
renters are concerned. The new boss
earpenters association has offered 70
pgt between four thousand and five
tbousand men az work and the prOpOsi-
ton - being considered toni ght by the
council
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
THE HOMEOPATHS
Form n State Ass ociation and Elect
Odicers.

Onicers.
The homeopathic physicians of this
city have formed an organization called
"The College of Homeopathic Physi-
clans and Surgeons" The purposes of
the association are to elevate the stan
dard of proficiency in the art of heal
ing the sick, to resist all encrOachments
upon freedom Of opinion regarding
therapeutic methods, to protect and
promote the best interests of rs meni-
bers and of the profession Ia the State,
and 10 organize and 10 assist IN the
maintenance OF hospitals, SanItarIums,
disprnsSrles, and such institutions a
shall further the interests OF the pro-
fessiOn aud secure the greatest good to
the community.
Membership n the organization is TO
be confined to graduates of legally
organized medical colleges who are
willing 10 acknowledge the law, "sm-
lila sImilhbus curantur.'
The following officers for the ensuing
year have been elected: Pres dent, VI.
c. sinclair; vice presidents, A. II. Bots
ford and r. :. Hllyer; secretary ana
treasurer. :. q. Miner; censors. II.
Whitworth. II. VI. Luton, !. y. Marvin;
executive committee, II. e. Brigham. J.
J. Whitfield. 4. T. Bodle, A. Ii. Bots
ford, II. VI. Luton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
~YELLow ATRoPHY. /"
A New Disease rhat Physicians Should
Look Up

"Pestilence walketh IN darkness, and
destruction wasteth at MONDAY" The
dread la grippe has subsidized, leaving
millions Of people sull suffering with
lie tSneful effects, bat 40 sooner is 4
out Of the way than another disease
with glsrng lsOel appears Cn Tie
scene. As far as : now known Grand
Rapids is the starting point ot TINS new
and deadly allnlenL and only one
victim has fallen before Il. The attend
ing physician called q acute yellow
auophy," bat lis symptoms and the
manner Of diagnosing the complaint are
not yet mSde pubic IL Is not stated
whether the intensity Of the color OF
the color itself is changed according 20
the violence Of the attack, but, g. the
one case proved fatal, i is evidently =
disease 10 be avoided.
Wee Is SLOWED by sutferance, % pre-
sent Itself m allurug forms, but when
disease undertakes any funny business,
and tries 20 ensnare ITS victims by wear
ing fashionable shades, with stripes ana
polka dots, Il istime 10 become alarmed.
IL might be well for the Board OF
Health 10 read Up on tins new disease.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
A PARLOR BUFFET CAR
To BE Put on the ID. q. n. M-ChanEe
of Time

Commencing Sunday, May 4, 1890,
the elegant, iron, slde-wheel passenger
steamer City Of Milwaukee. and iron
steamer Wlsconsin, Will resume their
daily trips between Grand Haven and
Milwaukee, IN connection with the De
troit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee rail-
way, from the East 10 Milwaukee and
the West The steamboat express Will
leave Grand Rapids al 1880 r. m.,
make direct connection AZ Grand Haven
with the steamer arriving al Milwaukee
Gao a. n b., ample time 10 get the morn
ing trains for the West Returning,
the steamer will leave Milwaukee 500
p. N. daily Saturdays excepted }.
making direct connection with fast
limited express, arriving at Grand Rap
ids 6:35 p. n.
The "Old Reliable" have arranged TO
run an elegant parlor Buffet car on the
fast limited express, leaving Grand
Rap pids az $50 a. m, and steam boat ex-
press leaving Detroit $50 .. m. The
bill Of fare VIII bc hrst-class IN every
respect, and tins new feature will 40
doubt BE- appreciated by their patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
LEAGUE GAMEs.
LATE IoCAL.

Miss Wiik son, Of youngstown, Ohio,
who was maid OF honor a. sae McCsy-
Bisssll wedd lng. is spending Sunday in
Muskegon. She returns home Tues
day.
In tho case Of Little VS.. Grand Rapids
street Railway Company. pending IA
the superior court. Little has made =
motion 90 set ASIDE the Scent vCrd ICt on
the ground that it does him 81 in
justice.
J. w. Petherham las rrned a con
tract with the c. 4 W. n. g. build
fences, crossing sgns, etc, on the eK-
tension % OttaWs Beach from Holland
for which Messrs. Mcdonald BrOs.
q Co. have The contract.
II any deciRon has been reached s.
~ plan % acton by eitheT the Furul-
ture Manufacturer Assoc1sti0r or the
wood car arvers. u g being kept so ghtY
dark thst even Secretary Van Asmus
ssssrts that he lss no knov ledge 0i Any
such plan existing.
Harvey A. Sherman and Mss Mare
Hvcrsff were msrrle5 iEsf Wednesday
evening. a. ths reslosnce of fto bride =
sister Nrs PsvBor % es0 NealfIv-s re.
Rsv. =. n Brgo' performed the cpre-
rern0ny. TIE reception vas - happy
ore sud TIE Trgserts were msnf
TIE rrrt regular meeting of t1f
Academy ~ MedlClns wIA bf he'l r
the CITY HaI Supervisors rooms. 0u
. Tuesday evening Apr ~ 81 clock
a pareT g18 hf presented Hv pr
Reuben Peterson 0r fuerrrrs| -
lsznuss IN. 4 j. rresseT ra ouer
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

The Silent sivtesu Club gave q de-
lghtful bop, Wednesday evening. et
Ped Mems Hal, or south Dvision-st-
Ire Silent srtesr Club hsls been giving
private card snd dancing parties an
winter but in point of enihymeui aBd
Ell thst the word implies ther isst sf-
fort wss thf best tfaur's orcheetrs
furnlstssc fusrruE rnUsc. there beIHg
fuertF uun1terf Dr fhf rrogTsrn There
we're stroUi seventy couples rresent,
sn1 among them thf 20 owing we're
noticed u isses Nellie firewer,
Nsss Kent. ~ Ealauazg0, MsT
Prsff Nay klocun. Eeihs Parker.
Minnie sattreu, Cassie Brown, Delis
Fleming bsssis Wslker. Eellis NoKes.
Bsrtos > utsf 30. Istt6a Turner. Aiis
stecksls Nellie CsrrnlI. gosis living.
naU1fs sarresrt. Metss hitbeu, st'lis
sweet lsrTa Mar - Adams Hand Peters.
BsftIe hrtT. Ella JseofT, Jose Ear
mon Nellie beedf Fffs 0svaid Cafris
E8.s. Dora Daprer. Edfh HavkiDs,
Msges Hickey, Do.lle Culver, hors
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

The Black Hardware Company, Of
Detroit, yesterday filed a petition in
the circuit eourt in the matter OF the
assignment OF samuel +. Morgan, Of
Lowell Petition states that Morgan &
smith on April { sOld a large portion Of
their stock 70 Bla sdell s Co., OF
Lowell. for the 81 200: that smith then
sold his share IN the firm to Morgan,
after which Morgan made the a. gn-
ment Petitioners ask that Mr. Morgan
and Assignee Look Re brought INTO
court and made % explain the transfer.
McGsrry & Ford are solicitors for the
DrrIffCfTnrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
or,.n,.ronv Annette En,ert.ipm.n,.

mrnt committee scored another success
In the athletic entertainment gwen lest
evening The fencing contest between
a member and anoutsider vas a notable
feature There were three set tOS last
ing fifteen minutes. Masters Marvin
and Leonard w-estled three bouts with
ont a fall John puutOn and ". A..
Hslcomh are so evenly matched thal
neither won fa'l lu Their Cstch-ss-
Catch-Can wrestling match. I'm the
wrestle between two giants, Master
Gramie NcIulIoco won two out Of
three falls The match between Gen.
Z Dunton and Stevens was very inter
eSting
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Grant Rapids Lodge No. II, and
Pbopnl1 Lodge No. y. ~ the 7. o. o. F.,
united last evening ln celebrating .he
seventy first ann versarv OF toe order.
The hall i1 TIE Tower block was
crowded 60 overaouiug. over 2J0 helng
present. TIE program as plb sred ln
Yesterdays IFrEeR eRtw-IIFRaIow was c1r-
ref oct 1 full Thp address of the
was sn unusually able one I'D rss
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
THE STREET RAILWAY BOND
Approved ny the Grand Rapids Town
ship Board Yesterday.

An adjourned meeting of the Grand
Rapids township board was held yester-
day for the purpose of approving the
street railway company's $4,000 bond.
4 full board was present. The bond
was gued by Robert VI. Montgomery.
Geo. r. Perry. ! Boyd Pantind, Wider
y. Stevens. Horny spring and Joseph
HOusemau. 1t unnecessary TO say
the b0n1snen were approved.
The bond ls gwen % secure tie pfT-
formauce Of the different supuiat rs
contained n the ordinance. The or -
nance prov des that before December J.,
1870. tha company shall take u
the dummy track and leave the stree
uniformly graveled, as was announced
in the IEGRAW-HERtLD Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
BELKNAP'S FINGER.
He VIII Have IL Operated Upon by Sur.
gesn-Generai Hamilton.

WAsHISeToN, April 26.-Last summer
a piece of iron fell on Mr.. Belknap's
right hand. Since then the second
JOINT of his third finger has caused him
considerable trouble, and now ii gives
him great pain whenever he uses 1t
much. 1t is feared that one of the
bones is broken. and next week ne will
have itoperated on by Surgeon-G Gen
eral Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital
service. Il will probably prevent him
him from writing for a week or ten
days, but while painful, 1t is in no way
serious.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

On next Tuesday the degree sta8 Of
Purity Lodge. 10. u. Daughters q Re
bekah. l. q. q. r, will g - Rockford
to institute a RebskshDegree Lodge At
that Place Grand Guard ian II. y VII
der, Vii - the inst,tuuuz othCer.
having been apponte by the grand
master TIE stsf numbers about thr-
IS members
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

~ su p Nnor-0r e 81 Yesterday
a. nis residence correr cf West Broad
way ard ~aaV~flt-8re. 0f psrsiys.s.
Uo was sEed '7 wears The tunarsI
vlIl take place from Che residence a. z
O'Clock tomorrow 7ftsru 00r. Deceased
received sur stroke While driving a
trar- for ur1e-fakar r. IT. o'Pr.rr.
soue ame sg1 snt bad oeen stone
h. "a ever ~rrc
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

The noted temperance orator, NOlncy
p Cushing. wi speaS a. the s0speI
temperance meeting. % be- held N
Good Temn'srs Hal tbs afternoon.
ON TUESDAY ne deliver his lecture.
s'The Indictment of the Liquor Trafsc'
st tre same r'ace under The auspices Of
che "a g. TT Lena Belle Brldyr-sn
take part ir the exercises cf t1e
evening fh- lecture IS free
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

n 2. WsIch, formerly organ 81 att1e
Soldiers Hone las Stted up q Ile n
row boats Tor tne lse ~ pleasure seek
ers on the river a. North PARK lie hss
= &C. -tted CD s1eV -. steamer large
enorE1 re- carry usrfv ot twelve.
v'-cn W. 30 very convenient Tor the
Usc 0f r-n-c rs~frs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
BLOWN AWAY.

A small Village Wiped Out by q Terrific
wind
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April %. -A A
special TO the GaseD says that York
vile. A few miles southwest Of Cotton
Plant. in Woodruff County, was en-
tirely blown away dvring a heavy wind
aud RAIN storm early tins morning
Hundreds OF cattle and stock are re-
ported killed, bat there was 10 loss Of
human life, so far as can be leaned.
Many houses were overturned and
families narrowly escaped from death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Ths funsrsi ~ a. ate Victor n
ddietou " tsks sce tr11 ths
res.deglce a. ZsS Steksor-sf. go after
soon a. 3 o'clocx Rev Dr. AEaqr. of
Grace Jaarct. wl ~0~11ct - ssrv -es
A. t1e ASso-z IS ID attend = SSag
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Irving Chsrfr "a Sheldor-st.. Ma
tsr Te-ta,L. g. WORTH Fs-sst-st ~ as
Heno rrcss 47f Yea rhv-8va. F. r en-
arts p - r-rv ave. measles. r N81-
derveen. S 5Csa.seld ave- e-phsssrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
BASE BALL.

brotherhood. Lesgus and American A.
ISOLATION Games yesterday.
brotherhood GANEs.
Boston. a. New York. g. Eight innings.
Called on account 81 darkness.
other brotherhood games postponed ram.
IEAEUE GAMEs.
Boston, ]; Ncw York 3
other National games postponed rain.
ASSOCIATIONS CAMS.
Al American association games postponed
on account % rain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Al usnreFs of ths DTuF Clerk ?
trsacistas - sre reclf seed ~ n1eat a.
~ sgrfs C~Tr e'frf tre sfterros-fr-
2 a'elofk - attend ere frnersI of tnt
A. =. e. Md lssolA