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LAssBrnoH & Bno's
REVELATIONS.

We cannot say too much con-
LEA GOWNS corning our stock of Tea Gowns i:
such lovely creations: each and
FROM every one of the many stylesdifer.
emit The assortment contains
ea9S everything that is new and beau
tiful. The styles manifold variety
10 enough to satisfy the most fas-
tidious.
$500. We will try to describe some Of
the better numbers.
Zine French Challie Tea Gowns, cream ground with
pink figures, trimmed with cascade of tine Oriental
lace, pink satin belt aud ribbons. S16.9S.
Fine French ChalIie Wrapper empire style. in new
Green. with vine Of darker shade. wide MORE ribbon
sash to match. Sl5gS
Another in the same style. black ground with gray
figure and black ribbons. S154S
Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns, pale blue
entire front. embroidered pale blue surah. with
sleeves and fedora of white china silk. S25.
Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns. large fan-leaf
pattern on pale ground, with full pulled front and
sleeve Of pale pink surah SO.
Fine Black Surah Tea Gown, richly trimmed in black
and white stripe satin S264S.
WHITE INDIA LINEN WRAPPERS and Tea Gowns
III variety of styles. ranging in
price from S1.9S TO S9.9S
SILK CHEM1sE. s39S.
Made Of fine India Silks colors, Black Lavender.
Light Blue. Material il excellent and will wash like
your handkerchief Trimmed with lace around neck.
sleeves and bottom. 1t costs you more than good
quality Muslin Chemise, and much dressier and
cooler.
Our price s39S."
CHATELAINE BAGS start as low as 5oc
genteel one for Csc
Finer ones for Sl.25 S1.50
Sl.1J, Sl9S. 500
Black Leather Bags leather lined. for Soc; worth
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Skin Bags in all shsles also in seal. leather
lined, with inside pocket Si.23.
BELTs-Every idea is illustrated with us. whetherit
be IN cotton, canvas or silk start as low DC.
Nice silk ones for Ladies or Gentlemen, 42c.
Fine Mourning Belts, with mourning buckles,
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HOT WEATHER MATERIALS
India Linens. Nansooks. Swisses Mulls Lawns and
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large quantities of this material have been sold lately.
probably because our goods are worth more.
INDIA LINENS start It } cents per yard
Next quality cents up to 30 cents.
An uusurI asscd assortment of
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Thousands of yards await you.
EMBROIDERIES. An unaprroachable assortment
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SWISS, In fine work excel.
HAMBURG, Fine Wheel Work
NAINSOOK, Finest kind Of Hemstit EN-
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Among the passengers on board the steam
ship Vera, which arrived at New York from,
Bremen yesterday, was Edward Strauss and his
famous orchestra from Vienna
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TIME WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IhON
Il AND BRIDGE MONKS

EDWARD L. DENT. NJ. L, Proprietor.
The test facilities in the city all kinds OF Iron
work. steel Beams, Angles, &C, always in stock
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wroueh Iron Work
specially. hepairs ana general work done ia
Tie best manner and 1T short notice
Sole licensees IN the distinct OF Columbia for the
"Goetz- MITCHELL system of Lean Anchors aud Pro
tectors. Works, Coz SD and Wafer sts Tel 4oS-3
,., City Once. l4l3 u 81. Nv. Tel. 42S-a.
40 Washing ton, DC
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SUMNER RESORTS.

rsNBE ARLINGTON. OCEAN SKONE. rs
Il Accommodations aia sJIsiiutUlfuts first rlaeS.
SERVICES tie best ACctftu gate lu. " a. ,rien Nsy
I. SNu. M 4 DOLBY. iEot. nihz On
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE GAILLARD SCHOOL or LANGUAGES, 1905
Il ct n.w.-special French, German. Italian and
lessons, will be held all summer myI3-i I'm
q UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW
W Iife-size Crayon Portrait in Ten Lessons no
Artist, 929 F ST Sd door. ml2-@w.
open ALL SUMNER, ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
" so4 St best and cheapest place 70 learn Draw
IN classes: commencing Immediately at half price.
N keeping. Commercial Arithmetic and Composition.
Special attention 10 applicants for Census and CIVIL
my VI s"'D,''A A. G STAIN. % Myrtle st
NVAsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
w ". Good Lemplar hall ~ st; and Pa ave;-lwenty-
Ere .dvGntages, o. b BULLAitD, director. aga I'M
CENSUS AND C1yIL-sERvICE EXAMINATION.
years eSIeriehcs. 5; ". FLYNN. AN. ivy Insti.
| tute, s.w. cor. Sth and sts.nw. aP,3-3n.
= Acme PhonocTaphy acquired in 10 easy lessons.
Typewriting tanght Tree of charge to Shorthand
lars. HEAD scH99L AcME THo NoGRkPh3.. ' S@i
+ St NV r. J. MULvfl. PRINCIPAL. apl.5-ira'
w 1907 10th st n.w.-Pupils prepared for all en-
sniinations. Special Lessons for Census Bureau.
hlsnest references. " apps
III ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
WILL OPEN JUNE :. 1890.
under new management
WOoDs COMMERCIAL school. 10. r car. ST.
w Census and Civil Service ExaI.Inatuns
Endorsed by those III attendance
New methods; easy terms: rapid progress
Send Tor circular or cali bat. ) and pm. mI9-tr
COLOMBIA COLLEGE OF CONAiEKCF,
~ 623 ! - ave, opposite city uoSt office.
Six Thorough Courses; business, English, Account
ancy. lelegraphy SnoI thanl AID fypCwritinZ. New
building and new furniture. send Cor cirruIars
c. X. URNkK An. C.E, Irin.
Third year business Educator in this CITY III
teen years member q tie faculty Of Eastman joiese
DON'T author OF the Eastman system Of framing
which received tie only Gold Nj oGal aWGro Cd Bust
s rs iu'"'0H ii The ''" Az held III PARIS 1889
t,kIENpS' SELECT SCHOOLl-AN ELEMENTARY
Il ard Hish school for Both sexes. 1871 81. Pupils
rs THOs ". sIDwELL. PRINCIPAL
rs'HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
4 30 18th ST. nv.
TRIAL LESSONS FREE
send Tor circulars.
lhiladel ha. Louisville, Iarls Irarcel Berlin and
Dresden, GERMANY; Moscow, Lussla, and London,
thSIdnd sel0
LNDwARD C. OWNSEND,
IL Teacher al EgcutiON.
Correct tdcsp} HTeath Voice Culture and
dramatic Action, at ILL Ism St INV. iJ-w&s
n ORWOOp INSTITUTE.
~ l4O7 mass tHghland Terracel
lStE Street Circle.
d2l-6m. Mr. and Mrs. VA. u. CABELL. Principals.
SPENCEkIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Corner 'th ard II sjs. NV.
School Of Business and Counting House Training
School OF Practical English.
school Ui SHORTHAND ana 1yIeWriting.
ScLCU. OF Biography and Electrical Science
school O1 tHCcll an IeGnanslIp.
school Of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing
DAY ana hlHhI sessions
Call or senG Tor illustrated catalogue free
cim,1,NhHh { SIENEElt IL, -, PRINCIPAL; SARA A.
sfENLEIt, wee fIEcll"L seq
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III X. FULTON. LOAN OFFICE 1918 PA, AVE
11e nv. Established 1870. he only Licensed Pa wn
Broker in The District Money loaned on Watches
Diamonds. Jewelry. silver Ware aud other yaluabies
~ Gold Watches and other unredeened pledges in
great variety at low pT1ces. sal3-UIus
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FINANCIAL.

John SHERMAN CO.
Uormery OF this cityh
ENLISTMENT BANKERS
San Diego. Cal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST.
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE sECUR-
ITY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN
WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED
San Diego is Of the promising cities OF the
PacIfc coast. Correspondence solicited. NJ
TNO. W. CORSON. JNO W. MCCARTNEY,
u Member n. \. Stock Ex
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV,
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought aud sold.
specially made OF investment securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas. Insurance ell
ephoDe stock dealt in
American Bell TeeI hone Stock bought and sold jyls
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81 bestos Goods. Moth proof Paper ana wGx. l. = and
3-ply Prepared koonns, Flue Lining aud TOTs W. b
Lilac, Cexaeuts. White Wash brushes cAess. MA
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TIME SHEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUER
Pianos spoken OF by aItlsts IL of high praise
are sold az reasonable figures at hUHE'S Temple vi
Music. l2u9 u ST NV. Tuning aud repairing
aI2i-:ilu
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

IyREsH CREAMERY BUTTER. 25c PER FOUND,
II i gallon Sweet Catawbs Vine, Soc. biz lOttit
Whisky, Poe large bottle Grape Wine. home made,
25c; large bottle Nirclnia CInret Pie: puuudt
nv ms lms
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SUMMER RESORTS


HOTEL KAATE RsKILL,
CATskILL MOUNTAINS
The most complete Mountain Resort in the United
States. Opens June rs. Rates Reduced. Address or
call. W. F. PAIGE.
Marlborough Hotel. broadway and a6,h st.
ml4-w&s-I6t New YORK
A sBURY PARK, VI
"A THE VICTORIA.
Family Hotel. fronting on Ocean, unohstructed view
lighted BY Gas and Electricity; Ar;esan water; al
moce,n improvements superior table terms moderate
CAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS.
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA
,,I 20 miles from baltimore, / - from wash ngton.
ca Il BsaaSH Moaass R sgs5o JUN a
= OF 70 lay life weary burdens dow and have lovely
SEND Ter phamphiet. ". IL SAlE.
my li-lm PROPRIETOR.
PErwEEN DEER PARK AND OAKLAND. BRlAH-
800, SIS So'ase tenlsrsedp coinnoistes 80 guests
MI Lake Park. Garrett county, Ma mi3-2w'
IA SUMMER RESORT
vii reopen June 10 has ~eli-shaael lawn ine noun
An a., arr rooms Address }. NJ. BELL.
hyi"-lni' Haserstowa, Ma
Ch1sKiLL MOUNTAIN GLENwoOD HOTEL
Se Sn 'aS 5 IN mountains Al k,pds q susets
MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL
w summit OF ;he Blue R'aSe Mountains.
LOCO feet above sea level
~, . hours ride from Washington
Inc Hotel Is thoroughly furnis led With the modern
cohNenlenceS ana FOR Its natural Adyautaes Is uustr
passed. -
Entirely free from nalartA
WILL OPEN JUNE p.
For circulars and terms address
H. A. MlL i;:>6 t t,i $ MiLN0Ii Manager.
Circulars at Star Slice. myl0-lu..
EgOTEL CLARENDON. ATT ANFIC CITY Nj
II Enlarged AUD improved
NIrFluls ave near the ocean.
fHSlu-''m COL JOHN Nj. CLARK.
tNHE RUSKIN. SPRING LAKE. Nj,
Il Opens JnMe /.
mylo-lm log Spruce st, Philadelphia. Pa
n ARRAGANsETT PIER. RI
~ MASsAsOIT HOUSE.
Finely located. Near beach ana Casino.
100 guests. open june II.
mylo-im ]. BABCOCE supt.
r'OUG FULLY FURNISHED COTTAGES TO KENT
Nantucket Mass. Photographs. a..
mylO-2w host ~ Mass
EIOTEL CHETWOODE,
fa'1nc ave. near Illinois Atlantic City, y T.
LNeturnlsAtt, ueY and first class. steam heat; cgl
per day. Opens uEe l. Mrs ANNIt UiT BBlny 0-.la
'ENhk VICTORIA. ATLANTIC CITY. y J.. SOUTH
carolina ave. near the beach. OYeu all the Year
tIIar-5et, ielnodelod, thoroughly renoN ateL
mH-tin NJ WILLIAMS.
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RRiGHToS BEACH HOTEL,
d" COMFY ISLAND, Ny.
Rooms, on the European or American plan, can be
engaged now on APPLICATION TO Il. q. BURKE at the
Ilggs House, Washington. who has been engaged for
the season.
The Chef for the season viii be Mr.. JOHN PFAFF.
who has made such an euyIable reputation FOR The
ShpT"ham," OF WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Anton Seidl Of the Metropolitan Opera House,
New York, VIII furnish the music
House opens june Is
THOMAS Z. CABLE, Msnager,
my1-tJel 100 Broadway. New York, y. 7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

FAs eeatsAss - tss R4ss Asa Ia Fr<ssss
oss4se&a<s.


Hss us.' ea s< Frlesaser s.sA wa4s - -
ne 1s@s = aack - - Zee a. 60 su1.
hs axe esFTs - -s--.>'l S<sx q 4-saS
aal.s - 49, rsls 5 xf1sr ~sta el1a.
e. IAe n-oa1eass 41rlng vesea tAese
llass sss NJ anz, oae al If sas nerd
ase rAsseg see very dssi, sna lhs ether
hait srs preparing % - apon t<21ea
Saees ana pray. 90 Aapsghsy Gel.
= ~ hssa kall toxs .hsT te-se eleeE IA eae
eoma10alen and fellowship, IA ttas Rsss-
iieal tk,ay u Gbs soa ChFsi. o0T Loxa;
0Fsns AZ grace - 70 follow ~ tlessea
s&.nts ID al vsrtUous AM godiy i.ying.
taat Ne may come 10 those uuspeAka be
Joys, when tnou. .a4si pfe pared icr t90ss
who uute gnsais love tnee; througA
jesus CHRIST cur Lord, Am<a.. IL IS
al SAINTS Day, oF Ali-ft2iioNs, or Hal
i0wm@s. whleh zee rlse 70 these vastly
conuletng ceremonies
Nhsshsr o. nOt mankind are growing
better mora a., certain u = tnaI IA
mere ceremonial customs, whether IA
church o. state, car permanently hold
their Own without moral degeneration.
Ceremonies Nhlch, ia Tie days Of theu
b!rIa aud early youth, may enjoy Tie
very beet OF reasons for their belng
sen become q be observed for their
can sake, aud when a ceremony hegins
thus 10 walk alone, lt inevitably
chooses the downward Inc of degrade
ton. TIE Anglo saxon folk-cnstoms
OF All iallow-c en- afford the consplc-
uous illustration OF tnis truth nov be-
fore tie eyes OF TIE world.
The psndemoniscal activity OF al the
American youth last night Was hlsior-
icaliy founded upon the sacred and
beautiful All SAINTS Day customs Of
early Christianity. Human greatness
is great chiefly ln Is power 10 affect tae
maginauons OF generations that sue
ceed, and TIE early impulse of the
church TO cherish the memories of rs
best and purest men Was nothing less
than simple loyalty to the best instincts
of our nature. All Saints Day wa2 the
formal response 10 this instinct.
But formsAnd customs persist, chang
ing with times and peoples, long sftef
the original spirit has gone out of them.
/ The degeneration is slow but sure. IL
is a long way from the Anthems OF
praise wherein the easily Christians eI-
pressed their gratitude TO the Lord for
/ the good examples OF the Johns and
Pauls and Polycsrps of the church 10
these days of sin and folly INDUCED by
the young midnight prowlers. But the
! latter is because the other WAS. How
strange il is This degradation OF the
sweet and the pure and the grand was
I not rapid, but took in on It's way many
poetic custom of simple minded peo-
Piles. The social life of every Tent0nlC
nation has been beautitied by their fes
tive customs of Halloween. unless the
! social lite OF America be the one excep-
ton. The extraordinary vigilance OF
the police last night is proof conclusive
| that Hallowmas has run It's course, and
that for the future it will be more
honored in the breach than in the OBJ
| serYance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
MAKE NO ERRORl

If YOU have made MP your
mind that you need medical
assistance. employ only the
best GO at once to Dr. ;.
Clay Todd, AZ HTonroe-st
room 4. Grand Rapids. Mich.
He viii save yon plrch ex-
pense and loss Of time Dr.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign couB-
tries. together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries.
and 25 yesrs special prac-
tice in the largest cities ia
the United States. render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work Of curing apparently
hopeless cases
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

a fEsuas@4e4s e@kksxla< Aisssas - 80
Rz11ie4s sarax1rs.


R-e4A<aa orasSs.
seetA - sss rz1assks- zsas.ss
to2i4, Aeh-. os.t. s. l-0ea. AlxeT
aa1 &. y. Walks dsss ore of re
izfgsst ri na8ss tnfe .sstls saei~nces
e tae eaalaA q - tais cty se0 gar.
Leng before : s-s<k iae IiaA ~@s 81
eF2l.y eEosaea. FeAy $50 pe0pls
wsFe pErssnts and ever I8lo we're taE1<a
sNsy.
Naiog W4tkias opened rAs meeting
y asking : short cone-ae spsSca,
Saea wzs greeted viii tie ulnaos.
favor. Gen. AigsF followed sith : stu
rlus address. lis remarks we're greeted
siga cheers Of appfovzL. He called tie
S2Hpslgn Nhel sas oeiag csn1 uet ted
SgaitsI James NJ. IarEeT 'tsnut Inlll,
and De faliy proved his assertions 5y
Illustrating hos Democrats tired 60 BE-
smlrch as character n 1854, shen he
w4s a candidate Tor 0oyeTn0F. The
general also h&ndied tns t2r1 IN =
mastery manner. Z. !. Van Zle snd
kF4Qk Pinm.ey, OF Nermcnt, followed
nlm, aud the meeting ended nlsls
eaeeFs for the general and IBe next
Representative from the F.fth district.
Il s&s truly Republican drmoustra'
ton from every point OF view, and
many Democrats we're present.
In order TO vote everybody must 70
register Oct. 30-3l anu NOV. !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
PURELY Personal.

d. c. Stewart, OF Lansing, was IN the
city yesterday.
Elmer Gavett, of Detroit, is visiting
friends IN this city.
Miss Matte Anthem has returned to
her home IN Lowell.
Miss Essie Grady, Muskegon, is visit
ing N this city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. +. p. Caller have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill, Of GreeL-
vile. were IN the city yesterday.
A. Y. Mann and wife, c. T. Hills and
J. w Moon came over from Muskegon
yesterday morning.
Mr. c. c. Pratt has Just returned
from Buffalo, where she has been Ill
for about three weeks.
Chas. S. Dodge, of Muskegon, csndi-
date for register OF deeds, IS IN the city.
He hss held that Office for two terms.
Mrs. John Mohrbard and daughter
Add have gone 70 Marshall 10 attend
toe funeral OF Airs. CHRISTIAN MOhrhsrd
Albert Chandler and wife, of sylvia
MA. ONO, are the guests Of Maj. ". !.
DlCSerson. They are on their wedding
tour
Harry Mercer, OF Detroit, Michigan
passenger agent Of the Chicago. Asil-
waEkee d 81. Paul Railway. i IN the
city.
Dr. Geo. s. Williams, Z. g. Mason.
Q. +. Hin. A. Y Mann and wife. J. ".
Moon. snd Geo. s. Loveless. al u
Muske son, are ~ the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Are You Always SIeepv2

DO you get up nights2
eau you control your
urin?
Is there pain your back?
Or nervous prostrati0n?
Ever had rheumatism?
Is stomach weak?
DO you feel worn out?
is there IA sense of gone
ness?
Pains i'm back of head?
Areyou dreadful nervous?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does il hurt TO urinate?
Does il smart or burn?
is there weight or pres
sure in lower part of abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write TO or call on
DR.. 5. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
roe-st-, room 4 Immen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. lie is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There IL hardly a town or
city or neighborhood i'm the
United States, but can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored To per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhood by DIR. ). Clay
Todd i'm the last % years
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
The Asphalt Carnival.

the preparations for the Asphalt
masquerade carnival next Wednesday
are going forward with yigor and dis
patch. A brilliant illumination of the
whole street will be made, with accom-
panying performances like fireworks,
masquerade dance and general jolli-
ficatIon. LAST night the committee of
citizens, having the matter IN charge,
met at Dikeman's Hall, with Ed. b.
Dikeman III the chair, and appointed
the following committees: MUic-J.
A. j. Friedrichs, Chas. Bodenstein,
LOUIS Engleman; on Program and Print
lng-Alderman O'Donnell, NJ. Jandorf,
Charles Bodenstein; Firewcrks-l. c..
Levi, +. Burkhardt, VI. Jandoef. 1t
WAS decided to have five bands. Mayor
Uhl will be requested 70 deliver an ad-
dress. There will be four thousand
Chinese lamps used in illumination, and
Superintendent Hayward will take care
of the electric end of the stick, free of
charge. The grand march will begin
at 9 o clock sharp, and nobody will be
allowed 10 participate who is not en-
masque. Fireworks will be let oil at
Crescent-aye. and Bridge-st. The conf
mittee has succeeded III collecting an
abundance of money. and glorious
time Is IN prosper. Everybody is IN
vited from any and every part of the
State. This carnival is now an assured
fact, and coming, IS il does the night
after the election of Congressman Wat
kins, will make that night the most
rolicking event OF the year for Grand
Rapids. Another meeting will be held
next Monday night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Mrs George Harrison Must be Returned
~ the Asylum.

Mrs George Harrison Must be Returned
10 the Asylum
Steps are being taken TO have Mrs.
George Harrison taken to the KslAma-
ZOO asylum as a county charge. About
two years ago Mrs. Harrison had
trouble with her husband. While she
was IN delicate health Harrison vent
on a prOtrac.ed spree and spent three
weeks or more driving about the city
with lewd women and stopping at the
various road houses. HIS wife WAS left
without proper care, and the trouble so
preyed upon her mind that she became
violently insane. she was sent TO the
asylum as a county charge aud was
considered well enough TO be dis
charged after seven months OF treat
ment. Her old trouble has returned
and her father-in-law, VIM. Harrison,
proprietor OF HarrlsOn's Wagon Works,
appealed 10 the county uperintendents
or poor yesterday 10 have her returned
10 the asylum. More than year has
elapsed siuce she was discharged and q
new application must be made. Mr..
HARRISON, who IS very wealthy man
did not want TO make the application
and he went away TO see ii he could
induce her sister TO make the COM
plant. Her husband is somewhere IN
the West.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
People have been flooded ol late with Coy

oacs Aees ssaag ae
Baking really
oR0s fVwasE AT s
perts Baking bowds
adged sfa
seoo
Pastry compounded ~eas h naIslslAee
sEcsnt
precisely Baag grocer
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Fred Daily, in reply to the above
communication, says that he will
guarantee a reasonable purse for a
meeting of fifteen rounds between
Ryan and Murphy, Ryan to weigh l3S
pounds or less and Murphy l35 pounds
or less. He explains that reasonable
purse would lie $50 to $3.50. He
also saws that he will back Murphy to
meet Ryan for from $500 TO $500 ass!de
for a finish contest with the provision
that both men weigh in at l35 pounds
or less. Murphy says he does not see
why he has to square himself with the
local sports. Ryan has not yet bested
him and the question IS yet tobe settled
which is the better man. II Ryan &C
cepts the offer TO meet Murphy for the
purse it will hot be necessary for HIM
to obtain any backing, neither will he
have to contest for gate receipts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Gen. Russell A. Ager will make bis
only speech in this city. for this cam
palgn, on Saturday evening, in Hart
mans hall
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

The Grand Rapids District Teachers
Association viii hold It's next meeting
at the West Michigan Business Unlver
sity, Saturday, November s, commenc
ing at 10 O'clock q. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
ANOTHER BUILDING
VIII be Erected Next Season by w. r.
Powers


VIII be Erected Next Season by w. r.
Powers
IT. Powers will help the building
boom by erecting four story building
in the alley between the opera house
and the Metropolitan building. The
alley is twenty-nine feet wide and a
space SIX feet wide VIII be left as rear
exit from the theater.
A full discussion Of the political is-
sues at Hartman's Hail tonight by Hon.
Charles w. Watkins. Snort addresses
by other speakers.
Everybody must re-register If they
want 20 vote this fall.
Big Republican rally at Hsrtman's
Hail tonight.
Frash Sfrimps and Scsllops at Det-
tenthaler's.
In order to vote everybody must re-
register oct. 3o-3l and Nov. /.
Everybody must re-register il they
want to voto this fail.
Fred A. Maynard at Hartmsn's Hall
tonight
Everybody must rs-registeT Il :hey
want o. vote this fall.
In order 70 vote everybody must re-
register oct. 30-3l and Nov. J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Alger, Watkins and Belknap, Sstur
day night at Hsrtman's Hall. Las
melting of the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
RYAN HEARD FROM.
MFphy's Backers still Stick to Their
Former Offer.

Former Oner.
To the Editor OF the TELKGRAs HERALD:
CHICAGO, oct. 30.-In reply 10 Mr..
Murphy's def, | wish TO say that have
a match here the last week IN Novem-
ber, with Ed. Bartlett which prevents,
but after that event is over, no matter
whether / win or lose / will most will
lingly accommodate Mr.. Murphy If he
is really in earnest and not issuing this
as a bluff TO square himself with the
local sports. | would also like TO know
If Mr.. Daily has really signified his in
tention OF guaranteeing a purse or II
he means II TO be a go for the gate
receipts. l will at oncs cover any for
feits Murphy or his hackers will put up.
JONI RYAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

You can buy pure Linen Collsas at =
and Linen Cuffs l2c, until tomorrow
night, At the Tower.