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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-11

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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
SO MOTE IT BE.

schuyler 5. Olds may be the next
chairman or the Republican State Cen
tral Committee OF Michigan. It mas
been learned here that some OF his
friends in Michigan are making an
active canvass in MS behalf, and the
Michigan delegates here wlsh 10 zee him
IN the position. The condition OF the
Republican party in Michigan this fall
IS believed 10 be desperate and 10 re-
quire an experienced hand, and the Re-
publicans here believe that the late
secretary OF the Congregational COM
mlttee fills the bull"
The Detroit Free Press correspondent
sends in the above item of information.
The TELEGRAM-HERALp endorses It
heartily, except as to the Democratic
Interpolation about the desperate cir
cumstances of the Republican party in
Michigan. Those desperate circum-
stances are all well enough for Weston
ct al. to talk about, while they are hust-
ling themselves to get out from under.
Mr.. Olds would make a magnificent
chairman and We want just such a one,
for we are bound to have brilliant
victory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
SURE to Find Trout Then.

H. a. Martin, of Bennington, Vt, has
started a somewhat novel enterprise
be has secured a large tract of land
right above Bennington in a beautiful
woodland valley, erected hotel and a
number of cottages, furnished. There
are numerous trout streams and a large
trout lake. plentifully stocked. In it
any one can angle by paying so much
per pound for their catches. Up on the
mountain about one mile there is an
other large lake on which has been es-
tabhshed a hatchery. from which the
lake will be thoroughly stocked every
season. Fishing privileges can be bought.
As this IA somewhat Of the nature Of a
club a very attractive lodge has been
erected on the shores Of the lake for the
convenience of the members. A num-
Der Of gentlemen from Albany are inter
estedin the enterprise.-Burlington Free
Presst
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

rss iesding psAnk IN the Rspzelaeaz
platform OF 1855 sas tnas:
We rsadrLa or unsserlng devotion
- kAa Hasponal Constitution and 70 TIE
nd ,s~oluh.s Union OF the states, u tne
autonomy reserved - tae states under
Ghe Constitution, ~ the personal rights
ana liberties OF citizens II al the states
aud TerFitoxie ia the UnIO1, and es-
peclzily - the supreme snd sovereign
right OF every awful citizen, r.ch or
poor. D2Uye or foreign born, white or
black, 70 cast one free ballot IN public
elee1i0ns, AID to have that ballot duly
counted. We mold the free and honest
popular ballot znd the Just znc equal
Representation OF al the people 10 be
the foundation OF cur Eepahl can gov
eminent, aud demand effective legs
latIOn % secure the integrity and purity
OF elections. which are the fountains Of
ali puolic authority. We charge that
the present Administration and tue
Democrats majority IN Congress owe
their existence 10 the suppression of
the ballot by criminal notification OF
the Constitution and laws Of the Ualted
states"
ANY Republican member OF Congress,
who can read that plank ana stlll en-
terrain docbt as to his duty IN regard
10 Federal election bill. Is either a
dOlt ora coward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

A little s-yesr-old girl. a resident #
Ainaesotas capital city. is not noted for
Der beauty. though possessed Ct a very
sweet disposition and a remarkably
orlxhs mind Shs vas recently present
I'd 70 minister VINO CHANGED 70 be VS.
itng a. her home. He took her little
face between his two hands and looked
down At her n most sorutinixing nan
ner siie evidently anticipated shat her
face would not bear the close Inspection
a., turning her eyes in the direction -
his fsce, siae llspei out. 4 isath ? p.stty,
Aither Brown. but T5h naigaty EsllsTt.
81 Paul GlS5a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

The proceedings of our Common
Council could be made TO read much
more consistently, if the mayor, the
aldermen and the clerk would take a
course of training with the Parliament
ary Club. The moving of motion to
refer, or to table, or to postpone, or to
adjourn, ,asanamendment to some other
motion, or moving amendments utterly
foreign to a preceding proposition, and
similar performances of frequent occur
renee in the council, would do credit to
a session of the Lime Kiln Club, but
never ought to appear on the record of
the council proceedings, even if made.
A little parliamentary knowledge and
ingenuity would enable the clerk to
make the record consistent, and hide
the ignorance of the city fathers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
How Money TrareIs Ab.nt.

Recently several gentlemen met in a
hotel ct Kingston. Ont One Of them re-
ceived in change a ten cent piece on
which was inscribed tho mystic symbols.
HIS" By J0ve'" said he, here's a
ten center that so1ne fellow has marked
70 see II it viii ever come back Let
me sea It. replied q gentleman Of the
party Gentlemen. he said. ''Tny name
Is Henry Derm0nd. Twelve years ago. at
Halifax. y. 3. | marked twenty ten
cent pieces ss this i marked. This is
the third one that has turned up He
offered the owner Il the cos 81 for it
and got it-Toront0 Clobe
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
HOW TO BECOME RICH.
Prof. Windsor, the I'm inent Phrenologist,
VIII Lecture Tonight at Wonder
land Theater.
ADMISSION FREE TO ALL.

Every young man interested In business sue
cess and the accumu alton OF n fortune. as well
as every young lady desiring 10 become inde-
pendent and selfsupporting. should hear Prof
Windsor in his lecture tonight. The science Of
Plreno!ogy solves the problem by adapting
each one TO his proper pursuit. thereby insur-
ing financial success. good workmanship ard
pleasurable existence. A cordial invitation
IS extended 10 everyone to come and hear this
important subject discussed by the leading
phrenol0gist Of the word-one who has made
a success of his own business and is therefore
competent 10 advise others.
Tomorrow night. Choice of Professions"
Monday night. "Physiognomy."
Private examinations daily az Bridge street
House Hours: 10 a. IN. 10 s p. m. Consulta-
tion free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
I. j. Lamb & Company,

RIAL EsfATE AID COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot Phone 81.
poR SALE OK EXcHANaE-Afe have sust
plated oae - tAe choicest ad44toRs sea
made 20 tae cts. TIE p.0t consists ~ ia tas
l0ts 81 Hal 81 Nlfhin easA reach ~ sio4n
hers ears We aeslrs - FAiss : i~rss saa a
money Nlihin fae next Tea days aad io ar
cana plish this Ne haze coaeluaeG a. sell the
entire Fi4t. i his l. an oppol tanits oi b lie
tiale Tor the flht party O. inSkt . sl-f siW ~
money The properly Vii h. shoNu ifee cf
eA4fse 90 anA ent wlshias o. has.
E'oh sALL-N e. hase q nrst-class roller noar
llA MlH tisi NtU make money lea tnN
flsht PARTIES Ihe mlu j. oi she latest aeslEa.
@n- las = cspAe.fy ~ slKty lAfrtas. ihe li.-
chIntrN .s ueN Uua ln irsi. class condition h.s
hfs sels "a ooune rauf rolls aaa lfrfs scts af
euanis it,4 leila. 4ae mil Nosi tttt. aut ~
Noiih i9tsH slt,ail Beside f4e nln there u
ven lots, b eood bara ana tt ear3s oi eaaa.
ihe ehArs biaperi4 Niis be sela loI lNa le
property Wii hs Shown 30 any olr nfaa.as
busness. Terms satisfactory
I. oA eALE-Ae hass lne paving hotel 81 a
tkriKlaE locality tAai Nll 81 salo al i bars
gain Il iAecm 20 once. The motel ls nfaf. .c.a.s
Ia every particular, aAo ~ furnished " l stle
latest hotel app ilAocs. 4nt rfourftf asr
I've ~ well furnished rooms. suG travel Ing
men pronounce 10 tBa besi hote ln esiara
A cAlean. lhis property - A paving iaftst.
meai Tor some good nan with iitiit ~ 1ifef.
Cal al once u you mean hus.ncss va. taae
city property ia pari pasncaL
[lOh SALE-A fine nat. pear tie Madison
uft tth>oiAs OF NiAf tfss - a ~ "a "a 30 .l-
able Tor four iamiies The nSt uili reut tor
$40 per month. add Is within q iew Steps 81
steam OF h1rsr cars. Ihis property viii bs
SOLD tof s5si0 ga wlll exchange Tor other prap-
crfy.
FOX SALE-we hsve rare bargain that IS
sure Ia make money Tor some onc. The
property ls Located on rpring -. near oakrs.
and Is now renting Tor 81 per month. tHs
property Is centrally located aud is occupied
by good paying tenants. aud is sure 90 lm-
prove IN value faster thea ANY property iu tae
city. from the fact that 10 is within one block
of the lnloa depot. ana within TWO blocks oi
the busy portion Of Monr0e-si. The property
viii he sold for $40 per foot 90 foot ir0ut
IfOR SALE-or viii exchange ior other prop
eTtY. real or PERSONAL tw0 houses ou one
large lot VIII divide fhe property aud sell
each separately. Ihe property Is situated on
LOgan-st-, near Lass-si.. aud VIII iaakc tao
pleasant homes. which are DOW renting Tor go
per month. This is rare bargain Tor some
one. and j. sure 10 De taken az once.
EOR SAlE-A siN-ropm house on Coie-st.
A Good wells. loi 50X rs; only 80 VIII take
small payment down aad balance on monthly
payments Would lake cheap lot To- nrst pay
meni.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
WlNANS & WORKS,

ATTENTION CONBADES-A law has been
Il passed 10y which every soldier can Gei
pension OF from ~ 90 81 per mouth ~ plhc
ine their claims Ia the hsuds II y h. Minaus
and ADDISON Works. a. rooms and Tower
block. Grand Rapids. Nich. Both al us have
been soldiers and one member of this firm has
had long experience as successful pension
agent. Ii yon have pension 81 less amount
than this we can get IL increased Winans A
Works. rooms and Tower block.
lTANTED-femnl help lauuoress. 3 nrst
W cooks. { second cooks. 10 dining room
girls. general bouse cir CLERK. need noi be-
experienced, second girls. 3 chamber nails.
at once. Ladies Pastors. Tower block
IkANTED-Male help m0ulder. ] mach'n-
isi-union SHOP MAJ ana vile on iaiin.
I0 agents-good selling articles 10 = per
day. "a men on farms. per day or month.
and Tower block.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE grocery stock.
drug stocks. / general stock vii give
some one good deal. 3 aad Tower block.
EOR SALE lots. nice corner on Charles 81,
l2sxl40. az bargain II taken 81 once.
and I Tower block.
L'OR SALE-Three broom houses on Gilbert
ST, $40; ] $50; $50; easy payments 3
and Tower block.
E0R SALE-lf taken this week. new broom
house on cable line. loi 52nlsl. l6 foot alley
only $500 cash. 3 and Tower block
TOR SAIE-l0 lots on Mcchanic-st.. Stxig0
between Fountain and FULTON. ON cable
line, only $50. nice sha0e. terms easg. iots
on Cass. between Hyiand and Hal. only f7b
II taken within one week. then fhey viii De
$50 each sl1W for 5Gx-yl CA Colt One On
Charles. near Cherry, SiZ1 and Tower
block.
WE HAVE q number of openings FOR good
W loans. I'D SUNS from 500 upwards. and
Tower block.
IA ACRES. "a little east 81 Burton-ave. Ss5'0
~ house and barn on same. iarIng Iasi-si..
worth f1@a. and Tower block.
NThNTED-parine machinlst preferred =
W hg opening for the right man with tt1j
cash. = and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
The Ceor~ia Tvpo Of Fish story.

Frank O'Bryan, solicitor of the Atlanta
district. left his home at Sans Souci at
II p. m. IN his canoe, which was rowed
by negro who had been a body servant
10 George Washington.
As the day was hot Solicitor O'Bryan
reclined upon the stern Of the boat with
a silk handkerchief in his hand. an end
Of which was trailing in the water. Feel
ing a jerk. O'BTien flung the handker-
chief inward. to find that he had landed
with it three pound trout. which had
attempted to swallow the rcd end Of the
handkerchief. TIE solicitor at once went
ashore and had a fish fry al 70 himself.
when he resumed his journey.-Cor. At
lanta Constitution.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Mr. Babbare took ne one day 70 see
bis calculating machine. and was might
ily aEnused st ny emphatic approval
7 never could do ny sums. and asked
him 70 give Il % me. Re slso showed
ne q wonderful autoraatcu figure. made.
r rscollect right. OF silver Re called
II his wife. sod I was rather afraid of
the silent lsdT 81 she moved her arms
and head n ? graceful bat rather weird
fsshicn Mr. Babbaze generally looked
80 sad thst I remember wnsn ny zrsnd-
mother was telling ne the story * Pvy-
uaaiion I exclaimed. ~ hy. e = irs+
Ike Nr Bsb5sSe and his vifs Nv
parents ard hs quite agreed on one SAB
iect-dislxe - music-Which my father
always described 50 "a nolse winch r~z-
vents conversation. - Mrs. Ross u
MsrTay's Mszszlls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
1T Is WELL

Saginaw has flung to the breeze the
glorious stars and stripes, in every con-
ceivable size, shape and location, in
honor of the Michigan editors who have
assembled there. If there Is any class
of individuals who love the stars and
stripes, 1t is the newspaper men. Sagi-
nav has keen sense of ''the eternal
fitness of things"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
Capt. Nyurrell's Marriage.

Probably there is no captain of any
one Of the hundreds of ocean steam
ers which cross the stormy Atlantic
between Europe and America whose
name is more familiar to the ordinary,
non-seagoing public than that of Capt
Hamilton Murrell, K. D. His gallant
rescue Cf the 743 persons on board the
unfortunate steamer Danmark April 3,
1889, was the act Of true hero, and all
humanity loves and honOrs a true
hero.
For that reason the marriage Of the
gallant captain in Baltimore the other
day was an occurrence OF more than or
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

the City bank. His connection with
these institutions was only severed when
the late civil war broke out.
Ia tho struggle which followed he
played an important part and his fine
qualities a u reader and leader Of men
found quick and complimentary recog-
milton.
His first civil appointment was 10 the
important position of collector Of the
city Of Manchester. lie was afterward
elected 10 the legislature of New Hamp-
shire and served for two terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

''' 'NtsAz ersHf HfgSNsfsseNSSlf7sNcIa
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL OF ST. PETER AND
ST. PAUL.
Saints Peter and Paul, ON Logan square,
Philadelphia, was consecrated few DAYS
ago.
The conservation ceremony proper be-
gan at quarter past in the morning,
when Archbishop Ryan headed pro-
cession which slowly wenced its way
three times around the imposing Cor
inthian ediice. sprinkling it at intervals
each time with holy water Then the
archbishop ascended the steps, and
with the golden crozier he carried delib-
erately knocked three times for admis-
sion.
Father McQuade responded to the
summons and opened the massive doors
The procession then entered and passed
around the inside of the church three
times, the archbishop sprinliling it at in
tervals with holy water, as on the out
side.
A multitude of priests in waiting were
now admitted, and the celebration of the
first mass of the day commenced. Dur
ing the services the relics were brought
to the main altar, and the archbishop
deposited them in the altar. The vari-
Gus other parts of thechurch were then
sprinkled and blessed, and the consecra-
ton services ended.
Then followed a solemn pontifcal high
mass, the scene being impressive in the
extreme. The mass sung was the grano
creation of Beethoven in &C" and the
sermon, in which the significance of the
pomp and ceremonies Of the church
were fully explained, was by the vener-
able Cardinal Gibbons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

WAAT want iS reasonable etcr iol iol
w AID - houses - fnt corDer ~ tsi.iiat.at
81 Nna aUFIn ave NA0ef - . Ntii ass. g al
saa - eoUAa g. sell l. q frSktl.
E'ok SAIL faalss sells Ais ho..sss - iA,i -
ht c1n sci then oaaf. n hyt hslAts ~
huttds al. a. she be>i 81 ettS alsd stlis ci.t y
Aagze. ele<xDf koass On LAVA tSuif flii ss1sA
81 81 3stf moIll III fa0m house 81 AolltKt
ava. tfft sslth 81 l.esAn. tftt ~ - 3 q
Ia..atA. ereom Eolse "a tSsisas 90 the
hlA ~ IhoUaS So. ttssi 81 60 pet tH0ttth,
lots ga PariS yoilc.f traafDrn asa otlltt4
4 lliaI-sts. near fDuHs ~. So ai'n So kAA4t-a
" fafts iscdxaES hlook, t.eSri-sl. enireaer
leok SAIk--Hsase ara IN. SIS fresaeHi -sFs.s
vi. ex1hAafe IA paIt 1uI SIS pfeifsltN-
ln4Ullx o. the pfocsiSrs- -
I'Ok SALt-la broadway. ) aiie iroiQ eiif
llaIfS NNfiliuEs With :. al Dcrt ~ keiia
garden soil NiFh eAea DEAN J. 0NElts Cos.
iAnsbrf once South liiyi2lan-st, Jui, y
(NAll Gnd see us h S8u want . home or an
y invest usent OlI property II lfss cits aue
y ~ 4Aice Ul e4r Itlf IEys a.. iitisloi-st at0
fights ward glalS New houses ready ior Nol
on these pisis iofms aus prices L. sulg Nos.-
CAL &i once AID Sskt 80 Eancx u prices 1lI-
ntf Carroll. A1N heaseHau hleCA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Is~.s. o~l Rtea.-a -. B3se1saseE aud
H1s rahEsv cs1e~r.
IAer.. Col Eichsri y. Betehslaer.
who w. rsoeasly appointed quarter
us.sser general q tlss Z. 5. Army. L ;
natsye q Mareaith. y. Z, sn3 i -
vears ol6 The o.aos which he hAs bsea
called upon % al Is CONSIDERED 70 Be the
most isoTsaxtA1t ia the stat departments
OF tne army.
Mr.. Bstchelesr's hfe has been busy
one. Immediately sitter he left school
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
TO suBscRIBERs.

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com pfafn of late delivery, viii confer u
special favor by Informing this office OF
the fact st onoe- send postal card or call
a p telephone 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
FOR RE6T-EOUsBS.

FOR RENT-liouses Of 3. 4. 8. 6 and rooms
from 50 10 elt; also suits OF rooms Ia the
New Carleton block on Mt. Nernon-st. now
ready tor occupancy; come and see them; /
can SUIT you, all within 3 minutes walk OF
Sweets Hotel. Inquire OF b. vs.. Barnard. IS
Allen-st.. or at office, 20 Nj. Nernon-st. Iele-
phone llG
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

fractions il that city. She has q light
complexion and hair. biz. sTay eyes. and
her intelligent face g1Ors her 70 be a
fitting ConsoTt for the captain.
The wedding was brilliant one. and
the happy principals were fairly bur
dcnesi down with gifts AID good wishes
when they left the Monumental city for
New York On their wedding tour 70 Eng
land. Scotland and the continent
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

be was associated
with his father ia
the building OF
railroads Sad As
early Is 1855 he
was made one Of
the board u di-
rectoS Of the
MerriaEc River
State bank, and
II was not long
before he wEs
given an import
ant part IN the
-. %. - a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Circulation Guaranteed TO Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Daiiies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

dinary public in
terest. The brides
maiden name was
M airy Cottman
Mccormick. and
she IS one Of the
hand soonest Of
B a ! tim ores
many beautiful
daughters, and
up 20 the time Of
her marriage was
numbered with
the most alluIsng
of socioty's a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Ualtss Prsss Reports. Prompt and garry
Delivery, All the Local se~s. and the
Cisaasst assd Most Plainly Printed Paper
Pub4lsnsd ts Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
wAETED-BoARD FOB CHILDREN.

WANTED-Some respectable woman 10 board
w and take care of two children. boys
ages aad 8 years. Address at once h. :. T..
care Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
ANUeENRATS.
<>NowERs' GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Brady x GarwoOd- -Lessees and Managers
I. p. Hickey. Resident Niger and Treas
FOUR NIGHTS, COMMENCING
Wednesday, July IS, 90
Appearance OF the Enigma Of the Nine
ICenth Century
Little Mrs. Abbott,
The Georgia Magnetic Marvel.

Weighs only 9s pounds. Can lit 1890 pounds
without physical or mecha u zeal effort. Two
strong men can not draw stick through her
hands. BY placing her iiugers on their heads
she viii raise TWO mel from the door. stand
men 10 throw her OF her balance Mrs. Abbott
By resting the pa ms OF her mighty hands on
the hands OF 10 year-Oid boy. transfers the
mystic force TO him, and Two men can not lit
him from the floor. Many feats equally unex-
plainable.
Prices-25 30. 15c. Box office open Monday
July IA. Performances commence at e;l5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
WANTED-B0aRDERS.
WANTED.

WANTED-Boardersa and roomers from $50
w 10 500 per week. 2l5 East Futon-st 2o6
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
wANTED-BoLRD ANp RooR.

\VANTED-Board and rooms with private
w family. for two young men OF good char
acter- Address care Carrier Is. lN
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
FURgrURB lED PIANOS gT0RED.

DADCLTTT A HOLT genera. HarehouseH1eu.
- ~ b south DiFisIgu-ef.. store pianos aus
fUfH fgre st ieW rates fxFeri Fafkers nH1
ctrefui movers vita iafsf vans serf Pfo p.
IL fv frfeahoriag So. au. laH s-sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

WANTED-Agents; $50 outfit on thirty days
w time; SI50 profit IN four weeks, or no pay.
Address. with stamp. Jarvis d Co. Racine. Wis.
nov -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

II all M ViLhIlOLILlilo
!IlI!IlI!L !L!.!I!I!
!. !. ] |! ] /: ]: 1 /; : j ] ] !
HELP gAKTED-kALE
lVANTED-Sg men for lamber oznp; ms i
W a Keaa JOB GEa vii laSi al tbS Ia. and
winter taA ~ address N l. Dlckeason :
Aenret-si-, rooie 8 ~
\yANTED-At tailor. uneer TIE 6aAnt clothing
W store -
NAANfED-r young men e sell goods
" ga u Il. l. and 4. " 81. n. l. al
once. Union News Co. saeposite tlioa depot
NVANTED-A wood carver al Nswsyeo
W Converse Ma &c. ls
RELP wLkgED-FExAIE
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WANTED omea whe can cane. Aaaress
l.. 8. leserCB. rupt nerSeDt A1E Co.
AaSkeg0n. bieh., box 81 ls
lyAATEB-A eirl 10 do general housewors
~ los Nj Nernon-sL z0l
WANTED--A competent gir, Tor general
housework. = foarth-sf. ha
lVANTED-l dining room elu. kitchea
glFl anG chAmbern&ld al the MlehEsn
House. 1901
SITUATIONS wASTED-RALR
WANTED situation IN wholesale house.
" either travelling or work Ia house or a1s
honorable " ork anywhere lu cltSi ten years
experience in sfoceni nTst-elaas references.
Address A. :. So Hamliioa-st., eity. Al
FOR REET-R0oMs.
--~7~>---~~-~~----~~---~---
TOR RENf-Two furnished rooms al ~
Shawulut-aye. -
FOR RENT-Fise rooms. groune noor. lei
= ciay st, corner % Lyon-st. lsf
EOR RENr-Furnished rooms at the Neg
Garfield. IA Island 81. one block south of
fon-st. park, al modern impToNcult nfS,
Including good well water transient trade so
iieltod. -
FOR RENT floor front. 3 noor and base
inent, No. Pcari-St.; cDc5p 10 permanent
tenants. inquire 4. Z. Ihwlng. phone AZ.
7lff
TOR RENT-Furnisbed rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire "a hansoln-st.
llsu
LrOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
L rooms 81 The Brunswick. IS south Division
ST.. steam heated. MTs. McGee. ll2f
rOR RENT - Furnished and unflrnished
y rooms. steam heated. al PARK Place. Mrs
a. l. Smith. S0stI
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

T70R sALE-Cheap. - bore power boiler aD1
cuCnc uearF Fnev, wlth furnace. setting.
ete.. complete mcguire 81 Z. g. Ihriag; phone
81. 1854
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
pHlLADeLPHlA's CATHEDRAL
1t Was Recently Conseerated With Inn
pre,sive Ceremonies.

Amid scene of solemn splendor and
imposing ceremonies, and graced by the
presence Of many high church dignita-
ries, the Roman Catholic cathedral of
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

GROOM house in routheasf part % city -
trade for house or .ots iu north part 81
cifv.
IN acres two miles from city ca gravsi road.
~ sore; ea.T terms.
zEO0N house ana corner lot On Center-st..
oniys lkH. Vfrit s-,to.
NEW -0-roem fat fer ss.e az hargaia. VIII
= fra@e lor vaeaat iafs.
MONEY T0 L08N stesn8 r per cent ~ riit
III dzed seeurlts. Percy SNYDER. = Cala.-st-
l. haIan-t f15 sgarr ol'T rita1lt larersst
HAVE cnnfra fnsia-ss alaezs f-- SAFE sn
4 Ganals S. ara south DlYsiaa e.; Hill paV
re- ce G. oa 81 vesrua1t
Z. WILL PAY parties wishing 20 n axe ih-
4 vesf melts 70 cal snd look over nig lisf BE-
l0re purcaasin&
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

IT0R sAIE-Tne buildings and fences on the
Kent county fair grounds. Apply %
Aaron IS ever. Asa H. Meech aa1 James g 3.
commit e. ~