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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Mr.. Bertram Keightlsy, who is gate
widely known as the private secretary
to Nine Il. p. Blavatsly. Is authority
for the statement that tie manuscripts
from which she translated her remark
able book. The Voice q the Silence, y
must be at least 10000 years old. sad
are probably twice that age. The
originsl work is r Se7zar, a sacerdotsl
language said - b the mother of an
Gent SanscTit. and is called The Book
Of the Golden Prscepts" II IS engraved
on thin o5long squares of = knd of IN
destT1ctinle parchment which il ia
e.aiT.aed Is stsll n existezoe
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
THE BEGINNING OF ASPHALT
Notice Given to the People on Canal-st. TO
Put in New Walls.

Notices requiring Cansl-st. property
owners 20 rebuild new area walls and
remove old ones, looking to asphalt
paving, are now being served. There
viii BE no disposition TO procrastinate
in 0beying these orders, for moss Of the
kicking that has been done has come
from those who have feared that tbc
improvement would not be pushed
through tins fall. The president If the
Board Of Public Works thinks that the
plan Of having each property owner a.
tend % his own contracts would al
vance the work more rapidly than ~
nave al Ct i come under one supervi-
son
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
THE caIME OF PovERPY
Tse Vast Dieere2ee m sse treetnaen
efF@assrs a84 Criminals.

ofF@assrs aB4 SliAaina-s.
saws tie Jackson Pasrios OF July 5.
Tie paupers n the Jackson county
house eat from IA plates aad drink
from ia caps. Grand Rapids TELg-
SRAM-uEKALD.
Alas ana alzck that tie Posrsot can
not deny the truth Of TINS assertion.
Poverty seems mlsdemeAnor panlsh-
able ~ ia plates a1a sc4aty lares
while 4 Premium : nere placed upon
eume by the paInperlng OF tnleFess
nl2TauCeTs and Iaf4saSrs ND1eE lac
maine OF PRISON reform. Yesterday a.
ternOOa Two dT4y loads OF fruit
oranges, bananas, w4teTmel0ns and
peaches were carled ~ the PRISON 10 be
distributed among TIE coaylcts as =
Fourth OF July least. Between courses
the foxy knagez vii foresiail gout and
iud gestlon by healt1tul, exercise on the
BEAUTIFUL lawn, after which the urignt
lights Nil address thelr less talented
bf0thers upon the goodness OF Their
warden and the beauties 81 prison lie
IL thls land OF freedom.
Contrast the DAY OF ecstatc bliss IA
store Tor the cut-throat and thug with
the day or misery and dire discourage
ment waiting Tor the needy wretch
whom the tates have decreed shall be
poor. How many OF the Patriot read
ers today could affUTd % reyel IN the
cooling sweetness OF luscious ieunes-
sec watermelon, or the yelYet-coated
peach from the tropical climes? Lucky
indeed Will be the family OF the average
wage-wOrker that is permitted ID sam
pie the cheaper fruits, satisfied with
Ieasting the eyes upon the melon and
peach as they pass by, pyramided upon
| q monster truck bound for the home
OF crime, the palace OF sentimental
buffoonery.
II has been said by men of philo-
| sophie turn OF mind that the desire IN
! the heart OF a homeless, money!esS
wretch 10 cast a stone through tue
/ plate glass window OF money king :
palace Is but natural and should be
| condoned. What, then, must be the
/ emotion III the breast OF an honest,
tonlng man, whose only fault Is IN bis
devotion TO the precepts OF Christ and
whose dear ones are depnveG Of all
save tine bare necessarles OF life, 20
stand az the prison door and see box
after box OF tropical fruits and flowers
carried within and hear the happy
laughter of the blood stained wretches
waited over the wall as they play al
pleasant sports. Theirs life OF com
fort mingled with luxury; his an exist
ence OF hopeless misery brought about
by the crime of honesty. lie who died
or Calvary was Inundated by the pres
ence of two thieves, but the latter day
! Saviors-the brave, honest toilers who
support the nation and claim for them
| selves but n. bare existence-are contln
ually lnsulted by the gaudy display OF
cheap sentimentalism which places &
premium upon crime and debases the
poor to the level of tin plates and thC
coarsest food.
Verify, "the foxes have holes, anc
the yultures have nests, but the honest
Son of man hath not where 10 lay hl.
head"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08


ATTENTION O0NRApEs-A lsw las hesR
u passed 6y Which every selaiel esa 50
pcRslal ~ trom ~ % .. PEI MlufL ty ftaf-
las lleatr cisinls M lAt hands q \. b. sasAs
ses s Asssse ss ssss : see G'' Ia sss = 1 sss sss
been soldiers. and ans member ~ THIS nfn las
haa logg expsii-uce - s1ccesS4al rtnttoh
Sgs1i u sea Esfs : eens.ol - less 81. Z gay
Works. raoms s ana 1oWel blaak.
NtANIED--f male helps g.r.s q U'ork ~ .
" l1lif huu~e- 20 plf 0sf. cocks, Al t..
ssneral heassWats. d Walters SCI rrsolts
nsed noi hs szpsf .eaesa. Also thost o4i 81
employment O. CAL IA tne ni1 ene reliable EHs-
p.e} mral Bureau, aRo laWer hlorA.
NAA4Lp-Asle he.R-o mea. , - bass
S@cnt>, 81 lara HANDS Il a. Sl,A pE sss. 4
stickeFi e mra fer f4.lleaa wark $50 pef
% the fne4t. eeAa : Tower platt.
NAAIE a-sane one g. h8g a nice iarse
houss and lft on >oain l.alaff it-si., fnf
- Tess ihla . is eerta fsr,S so.Ak on4t1
To ileAih, ~a- -eecr 0irlA,
/ ANE HAVE uaaaeF of ol,aHinss feT esoe
Tower a.ocE.
/ IN AChES q ut-Ie ess ol ngrton. ave-. s S .os
~ l.tlse &sla lasl ca "a ae. Ias "a Lasi si-si-5
"arih a-olh haa s4oW er 0i1cS
1 FoR sALt--slore en West hraes g.. 2eAlo
F - pff Ia .afas g-.ct e-rA aaaa I0wri a.A.
! EOa saLl-Asw nsodcra loess an t.s lilu.
tei rst Atat tssf ipt a. 81 lN- f-
/ NAi Use sp4es water force par4i very
7-satih y ef ..r acss n1-at ir.te e.lit e.
4 ana -oN ll.,E
! Eok sALE-5sasrsl stock ia s.fg. uesiiy
Efoet ttta' N.t rstaaage ter leus1 aiu iei
/ OF fAeaHt lo,a sa-- Fewer oieea-
! kAA AI1l'- aftrerf .4.eatl'si preferred a
rssh. 3Gad lce 2 t.aca
Ea5h e1LA-z e. - .efs on lass 81. ot's
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

The United States Senate has no rule
for the previous question:" so that
n Senator's mouth. like the brook, may
go on forever. Just why Senatorial
'gab" IS more precious IN the sight of
statesmen, than representative, it is
difficult to conceive. If Name viii
only elect Tom Reed to the Senate he
may be able TO teach that body some
thing. A man who has been able to
work a few sensible ideas into the heads
Of Democratic Congressmen is certainly
well equipped to tackle the Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
10 .rnsCRInERS.

Any Subscriber "a THE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who fails 20 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason TO
complain OF late delivery, viii confer a
special favor BY informing thls once OF
the TACT at once. send postal card or call
up teie phone 581.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

The scene IS = Roman studio.
How DO you know that old fellow 4.
an American
tBecause he asked the price of ths,
Madonna- Any othsr but Ar American
would havs ssked who painted it--so-
cietT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
PENSIONS ARE BOOMING,
Aud the Veterans Are Filing Claims With
Eapidity

The pension business is booming. The
attorneys who are making a specially
of the business are up TO their ears IN
business, and applicants are thick as
flies on sugar. The new law passed in
June makes any soldier who has served
ninety days or more eligible to a pen
son who Is Incapacltated to any extent
from labor from any cause, other than
his own vicious habits. IL matters not
whether the disability has been incurred
in the army service or elsewhere; 1t
only needs TO be shown that IL exists.
Consequently the declarations for pen
sons under this law state only the time
OF enlistment and discharge, and the
disabilities. This takes IN the majority
of veterans, and the claims are being
filed by hundreds. Another law re-
Gently passed allows notaries public
having seals and certificates on flle, 10
execute pension declarations, while
heretofore none but clerks of courts of
record were so authorized. The husI-
ness of the clerks might be lighter III
consequence, were 1t not that the vol
ume OF the business has SO increased
that there Is a great deal more of 1t for
all concerned. The Washington and
other pension attorneys are sending out
floods Of letters and circulars urging
old soldiers and widows To file their
claims early.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

The following is a list Of tbs marriage
licenses issued since last published, WITH the
names. residences wIel outside tas city aad
ages OF the parties: leEs
John T. Johnson. Casnovia. Margaret
Stirs0n. Casnovi2 ....... go
Ggs5age Sohast. Fort Wayne. Ind. Julia
n Dltck,e g--92
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Two additional deputy United States
u7arshals were appointed yesterday
both for the Upper Peninsula. One
vas r P. House, Of Meuomlnee. AID
the other was William Mccarthy, of
CRYSTAL Falls
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Don't pay large doctor bills. TIE
best medical book Published, one hun.
dfed pages, e.ecans ed. cred p-ates'
WI - sent y0u on rscel y ot three z
cent stamps 70 pay the postage Al
dress A.P. OEdv4y & Co, Boston, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Loose's Red Clover Pie Remsdv. e
a positive specie Tor a. forms Of TIE
disease Bind, Bleeding. T.chins
liberated, and Protsgdiug PlIes--Priee
5oc. Fer sac hy ali drGgg SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

REPUBLICANS have won every time
they have taken a bold stand for their
party principles. This year they will
take the same bold stand and achieve
the same splendid success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

THE Vermontville Echo renominates
subject to the approval of the conyen-
tion-Hon. Philip T. Colgrove to the
Senatorship of the Eleventh district,
which he SO ably represented last ses-
sion. Mr.. Colgrove is one of the best
members of the present Senate and well
merits reelection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

z%z 4 srss farra Devoted - boarding
sk@sfF ,sharses - ecTes ol good pasture
snrT q shade aa4 Eoud Wsfer. rs
xlszvf asrees wirs feaee = ~ farm.
prfces iess rasa for rssfrrirg beaver TIE e fr.
Te.ephone n1v driver ~ resice11n Ao 5-I ~
-. "a the A8u-kslsc - q 1a1anF off o.
q vorta Divisen-st NJ > Cnnres l11if
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

GRAND RAPIDS is TIE place for the Re
publican State convention.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

United Press Reports. Prompt and EaSiy
Delivery. Al the Local Ns-s, and tne
Clsansst and Most Plainly Printed Paper
Fuollshed in Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
T. J. Lamb & Company,

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
WlNANS & WORKS
5 and 1 Tower B.oek.


Tbis i "a shoV lhsl ths ~ tnersalP hereto
Tor existing hasNor1 as NnAef tie AalAt 81
"A. !. fo-s /. Co, "a tAls a@s dissolved b uls
Taiea feis e4.h dsy u June 80.
81 s93sxsNs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
IaYETS-V1ETE1

HyANTETt-Agt-ts sc 0atzt CD tslT1y dsgs
" tnes slf rro3f 81 8 ~ weeks, or - faT
ATaresa uiEA sfamF. JARVIS A Co. kee ns n s
BOZ =
TxTsNT ID AGENTS feF the kisTo~s - ffe y
- riarars1-s e. Da~i1z Dee8s s1t ers-1
t-h evr~ssnLs as SzsL e. sEe1fs elfas s1.
-sr- ~ free A<ssess 6. A. Br3gaI1z 3 co..
Ts.es6. o15a 5AFi
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

q cansl-st Room IS

-nooW house in southeast pnri - cifv -
trade for house Or lots ln north part ~
clfr
IA ceres fvo miles from city or grave roBd.
~ $500 easy fermf
= ROOM house anf corner iot on Centef-si..
eulV $40 worth $3.50
Wv Broom faf fer sale a. . bargain. Wil
- trade fof vacant iots.
NoEFY 10 Joan a. 9 end per cert on giit
IA edged security Ferc1 Snyder = laus' a.
7 OTIS near East .st only sff9. terms . = cash.
- fslnncn sis quarterly without Interest
HAVE choice business blocks for sac On
GanalFt and -0ulb Dirisl l9n ST. y ll pay
pef cert OF Investment.
IT WILL PAY psrfies wishing - m sfs fn-
es-rueufs 20 call anc look ovei fnF lIsi BE-
fore purcasslEG
PERCHSN SNYDER
- Causl-sL
Ielepboos -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Ihls Paper Is Member Of the American
Newspaper Plb.ishsrs' Association and l. rep
resented IN New Y0gk az l0t Temple Court.
Saere the dlaereaE issues are Kept on hie-
The Washington once OF the TzLEGsAz-HzH-
AID Is at sI5 EouTtsen th-st.. \. ". where hies
of the paper can be seen aud visitors " " ash
iugr0n Will Always be made welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08


an sisss q lsss ies s2.s Al ~ kiaes 81
a EFicls - SAT- a. At@-ss : seoIit, J. :.
tEosia.
EsoR sALE-whs w&sts ~ 4 - o. os6Aal-
Taesirs y &. s NealeI. Laees sioss CO. T'lsi
slG fiisA-sss- is
GsoR SAfE-0B Broadwsy, 3 uiie frasn eIsy
NulGS. DWELLINGS, ttA a. acrx ~ geot
9Sraea 81 N.th e&et. Joha }. - sies &lo.
lcnbeF eslos South 1iSislen-s1 Jpll' =
gAIL. ana ses u Il sea wsnt a hone ar a.
y Investment Cur pgefsftS i -e.ss skd
i situated OF ear Cotfrys,- niUAion-sl. za3
EsEhGa ~4ra plAis- Ae~ hsa>ss le4ay tar .iou
81 these plstS- 81 AZ eha iEi0es - s0ll So4
Cal 81 once Eud save a1vAnee sr pr.esS 1lr-
ueT i Carroll, New aouSsasn elosk.
xeoR sAlF-Na. ! never ssl fof otber neotr
4 b0f 0f my oun I oan sell foa "a eleeknt
Rew u lra0H huuss, - Nollese-sse., S1cllid
blocA south 81 NeA tnS-aye.s trSse9e1, hos llnl
eo.d water Up stairs enc down brick sci lug-
EGee 9 ectF.e bSl.S. 0&th reun,. closet mAih.s
lsTBtory, m8atei, NGfd so-ases eehcreie NAik
sEo shsde trees prige SO s@.4A FAy1tnt
ceWh Ene nalAnee a5 80 PEI moRta' 81 nios-
Tootl ReN house. ABOUT ~ foei south q A+ei-
soa-aNer ue scno9i house. 81 $500. 81 sla per
lDeatl the caeSpess places Ia tAs cts fcf the
money. N1aries ~. 4ufsS LpeXAra blbck.
fe4slSt entrance.
WANTED B0ARDEgs.
Boar6eFS aud rooneFs from 81 ao
~ 10 So per Week. 10 Eas futoa-st. tsl
FURNITURE AID PIANOS ST0EED.
pADcLIFF ? HOLT. General nsrchoaseinsa
4, ~ ~ south 8.fis.ol-st.. store pianos ana
igFnitUTe ~ llW raiesi expSrt facAcTs arf
careful movers aith larEe vans" selt pro Gpi
b. by teleph3ulns ~. Qtl lsf Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

ar. siaas 81 less ieE SO Al a. kinss =
a grIcss Il SAT- Al Aia~s = soapit. j. :
FEoxla
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

E,OR sALE-New sTeam laursh. very nicely
built q It. l8Eg s g.. beam. tE5 tn. engine.
Cfvse boiler frsf-elass 20 every respect sli'Gs-
be for Reeds Lake. taqgire ~ =. y. hcTiett
or CAPT. John Badge. bTsr4 haven. Alch. ~
IXANTFD-EgsrT consumer n srore rase
W line . kroE fhst 4 arr - ina stove gas
arf-a fr aur Quantity 81 fs1fs per "a lrB.
se,fvs-ed . snv part ~ the cts. q. EHin-
weed. corner Asst FllEoa ara south Division
a. Ts.sphous ilrf nos j. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

ExzlTsAsCEs. DsAFrs. CHscks. k1REkss As0
PcsIoFsICs McsET oEDEzs eHoCLD "a
&4Bs PATAsls - rsE OzDEzo %
The TEL lEeakM PUBLISHING COMPANY.
PabIishers. Grand Rapids Mica
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
NJ. {. LaPhan &. Son,

IS sssass pl7aoa.ss Tslsi.soas iiso
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

once open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS BROOKS.
q and q New II U0uSeman 3 ock.
Telephone llA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

" books !. Il. seJinauf. 10 Monroe-st. l.F
CLAIRVOYA Dr. B.ll. Of New YORK
y city, c@n b consulted az once ~. lt2 ana
117 Mouroe-st. on All Affairs of life. beng q
ceifbrat1d bus ness clarVDy yanf. asfroiozl -
and palmisf. VINO has q reputation tlr0us b.
cut the world for accurate an0 trut1i1i read
ings of the past. present aEd future through
beF wonderful LZEptiau maEic mirror, re-
moves Al evil Influences and % riiy estrsl 90
rs-nts. gnites the separated causss speedy
ana tells when ~ make prof table i1rftfael ts.
cor suitafion from 81 30 -. 50 tells f1.l name
and shors pictare of fhe one sou wlA marry
Mrs Hll has bee1 consulted ~ the noSf sac
os,sful hus ness men and ladies' 81 tew YORK.
Rtsfon and ChIeago. Hours stTicay fI0U u ..
-- u : l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

TIE D&llF azd susDAr tzLzaAAA-l t-A~-D >
ssat - aag part q ths UEi1sd states % csa-
-. uosrazs Brspall. sr deilyered % sas part
"a ths eity o. rs sabaTbs, fos - seats per
4sea single copies, seats.
DATLE xad 81 SDAf, one Year Loo
DAILY aad 81 ISDAfs Three As1ths l-50
sCaDAh, OAs fsaE-.-..-.-....--.-------.--. 200
MELkLf, one lEsF F.....-..-..-....--....- loo
The morning call., 1890-12-02

eHl LEVEL LOT 35x9o On TILDEN ST,
u OOO. near Castro; must be sold account
of sickness; make an oEcr. e. Ii. UMBSES * CO,
IA Montgomery ST, no3U st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-02

Advertisements Continued on tia
Sixth Page.
The morning call., 1890-12-02

lRf TEHAMA-5 LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
LOO to let. no3O It's
LOR SALE CHEAP-FURNITURE OF FLAT OF
L rooms aud bath 300lIs Turk st. no30 3u*
ZINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE WITH FURNI-
L tUre: large house; ample rooms and grounds:
fine view; stable If desired. II. L. MATHEWS, 40
Suffer st. ne26 I'm
slAu POW ELL-FLAT OF OR ROOMS, FUR
-CC nished for housekeeping. no20 If
GTan NEWLY FURNISHED COR. PRIVATE
u wv. residence for sale; rent Si2 water tree;
6O3 Ellis St. must be sold; sickness. noT II
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ lions taken at CALI. Branch Offices, sos Larkn
$3.50 p.
The morning call., 1890-12-02

=. Cs)S GRoCERY-SToRE: A BARGAIN ON
>o-O. account OF death of owner; established
20 years; furniture OF rooms for family included
cheap rent: positive sacrifice. l. ID, BARNARD
HAS Market St, near Taylor. LIS
The morning call., 1890-12-02

G.. Gn EACH LEVEL LOIS 25xll4 ON
u w the north side OF Day st. near church;
street work complete; ready for bnldfng. q. II.
tMbSEN a CO., II Montgomery ST. no3u st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-12-02

SZZUU, lished place: only corner; clears $50
q month"; bad health reason for selling Inquire
his office de2 IT'S
The morning call., 1890-12-02

$3.50 EEMGRs Lots Ssi9S zach Aorh ON
rlete; ready for building. &. IL. UMBSEN & CO.,
IA Montgomery st. no3O SuTurh 81
The morning call., 1890-12-02
DENTISTS.

CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MARKET
" St. bet Third aud Fourth: gas specialists aul7 Il
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. w
KEY, S41 Market ST.. opp. Baldwin. aus Il
The morning call., 1890-12-02

GOAL YARD FOR SALE; GOOD LOCATION: DO
y ing good business selling account OF
has other interests that requires his attention. Ap
The morning call., 1890-12-02


CLAIRY0YANT: FEE 20 CENTS; LADIES
" only. 5S7 Third ST., basement. no3O St
A UGUSTA LEOLA. FORTUNE-TELLER AND
~ clairyoyans; magic charms love tokens; shows
true pictures of future husbands aud wives: teaches
fortune 1926 Mission ST., 10th fee 81. jy2o l2mt
NINE. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REvEALER
M by eggs and cards: tells entire life past present.
future; consultations on all affairs. nothing
cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossble:
written charts In English aud German; diseases
cured; fee 81; letter 81. so Kearny st. nolS tt
MRS. L. SMITH. PHRENoLoGIST AND FOR
fN tune-teiier. l0S Sixth ST.. Room IL. NOES IT.
NINE. MoREAU 10 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
VI past, present and future; fee 25c. no25 8ts
M ME- ATLANTA. WONDERFUL MEDIUM;
1u tells entire life from cradle to graves seventh
daughter OF the seventh: born with double veil:
hours from A. NJ. TO Z. NJ; also Sundays; sue
and 81; by NAH 81. 1853 Howard st. nos If
GREATEST FoRTUNETELLER IN THE CITY;
" reveals past. present and future Call and sea
MISS LELAND, 7S9 Mission ST., near Fourth; fee
ladies SOC, gentlemen 81; lucky charms my5 e
Nj ME- WALTERS. SIy TEHAMA ST., Mr.. 4rH:
W fortunes tod: ladies' use; gents. Que; open Sun.
M ME- SHMID. FROM VIENNA: MOST RE
1u nowned revealing HES future events: ladies 81
gentlemen 81 by mall 81. ONCE S56 Mission. mr2a
The morning call., 1890-12-02

g.LCSn 2-SroRY BAY-wINDow HOUSE or
S'-OO. II rooms aud bath and all the latest
conven!enceS: sunny side OF 18th ST., near Market:
lot 25Il15. u. 4. L MBSi4N X Co.. IA Montgomery
street. n.i2n SilT Eur,
The morning call., 1890-12-02

4 DANDY S1ORE- DOING A FINE BUSINESS;
y must be sold; good stock aud fixtures. 70 Ninth
street. dee SITS
The morning call., 1890-12-02

q > k0n ELEGANT COTTAGEOF4 ROOMS
" -.COO. and basement; lot I07 :6x1l4 cor.
OF Jersey and diamond SITS. q. Ii. UMBSEN a CO.,
IA Montgomery ST. nose st SnTuIh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

studded with rubics and diamonds.
The rings seen are either marquiSe de-
signs or are wires set with large gems
on bars diagonally. Last evening at
the opera there was opportunity to OBJ
serve fine displays of cOrSage ornaments.
a young ParSienne wore a necklace Of
diamond stars with large pearl form
ing the middle of each, and feStoonS of
diamonds hanging from point TO point
with pendants OF immense pcar-shapcd
pearls. Another noticeable ornament
was a necklace of rose leaves done in
pierced work in gold. laviShly set with
diamonds and having pendants of Splen-
did cmeraldS.
The panicrcd dress advances on us
slowly. Winter costumes, to the casual
observer. are almost as straight and
severe I'm their draperieS as those of the
past two or three seasons; but 10 needs
only a little attention 10 detect the signs
of something quite different to come.
Dinner and reception dresses, especially
when of brocadcd StuiiS affect small flat
painters, often combined with over
dresses cut I'm deep ScallOpS and edged
with long and heavy fringe. \ recent
example is a rich dress Of dark blue and
gold figured silk over petticOat of dark
blue The paniers of the plain silk are
cut as appendages of the bodice and lie
so closely ON the hips that one would
hardly suspect them Of Slyly paving the
way for a return to bouiIancy. \ black
silk costume illustrates another new
idea with its close sleeves, above which,
ON the shoulders, are gathered wings OF
black lace falling below the waist in
i'm broad and open overSlecyeS.
ELLEN OSBORN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
MARTINS FERRY.


They are laying track at the rate OF q
mile "A day on the Wheeling II Lake Erie
railroad with their track-laying machine
One of the engineers at work AT one OF the
engines had his eye cut out by a piece Of
steel hying from cuttinga rail and striking
him in the eye yesterday. They are work
ing this way from Portland
For Sale-Two lots in Shreyc's addition,
at a bargain. 4 splendid location for a
suburban residence. Price Sl01j. En-
quire of Jas Dolan. Benwood, w. Va.
Joseph Conrod, of the Wheeling police
force. was here among his great number oil
friends Yesterday. He is the same old Joe
of old, and was heartily welcomed.
s. w. Archer and daughter, Of Noble
county. who have been the guests OF Mr.
Andy McAntec, of First street. have re-
turned home.
The Firemen's entertainment takes place
tonight. and the boys deserve crowded
house, for their cause is good one.
VIM. Lipphardt and Thomas Green are
in Pittsburg on business connected with
the Belmont Brewing Company.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Kyne took
place from her late residence on Carlisle
street and was largely attended
Mr.. :. L. Dean has been elected prcsi'
dent of the society of the First West Nir-
ginia Volunteer Infantry.
Wanted Boys to sell the SUNDAY REG
ISrER Call at the ferry boat at O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
A young son of Henry Boles was badly
cut about the herd by falling and striking
the curb stone.
Miss Ella Belleville, of Mingo, of visit
ing Mrs Richard Stewart, Of the First
ward
The viaduct for the Terminal road is be
ing rapidly pushed toward completion.
DIR. J. NJ Kelly. of Portland, was among
friends in this city yesterday.
DR. Darrah was in Steubenyille ycstert
day on business.
Samuel Miller leaves for Chicago on
next Monday
VIM. Waller, Of Colerain, was in town
yesterday.
Frank Leasure, Of Bellaire, was in town
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
LIVE STOCK.

East LIBERTY, PA, October Cattle,
receipts l.323 head; shipments 1901 head
market nothing doug, all through consign
ments.
Hogs Receipts 1850 head; shipments T.,
900 head market firm; Philadelphias 3 q
/ 3 81: corn fed Workers 81 50a4 GO, com
mon and grassers - GOAL 40; pigs . OOa
100.
Sheep Receipts 1900 head; shipments
I 900 head; market slow at unchanged
prices.
CHICAGO. October Seattle, receipts
/ 1900 head: shipments $500 head; market
steady at decline; steers 81 00a5 p
/ Texas steers g 3Oa3 p: rangers 3 N0a3 %
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; market
steady; rough packers = 9Oai 90; good e
choice mixed 81 loaf - prime heavy and
butchers 81 30a4 80; light 81 G0ai 90
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head; market
lower: natives 8 G5al 30; westerns - O5a
/ Texans 3 40d3 -
CrNcINNArI. ONO, October 3.-Hogs
demand better, market frmer; common
and light 3 OOa4 80; packing and butch
ers 81 lOa4 % Receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments SO head.