davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Don't 60 and pay a tailor $50
tor your Fall Overcoat, when half
that amount will buy a garment
from us, equals Of custom work in
everything except price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

The most popular department of
this kind IL Grand Rapids, and
Justly so. We not only show the
biggest assortment, the greatest
variety, and maze prices which are
not and can not tc equallsd, but
constantly show novelties made 10
our order, the styles Of which we
control. To select Suit tor Boy
OF Child under such easy conditions,
is easy. How easy thousands OF
people of this city know. he de-
psrtmcnt is now at its best, I'd pre-.
scnts an attractive appearance, not
only TO the eye, but TO ;he pocket
book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

not 30 today with No quoted ls'c bid. 49, asked
=" sales reported. Mild grades quiet. but ecn"rais
.tcady OptiOus were less active aud >onic~hat M, s
ted May advanced 5410 point. carly and cio>eH ,sui
Gth.r months ruled wtdA all day ana closed 1"io poI
ne, LASER cable, aud "a further decline III 'NrhaiH'
ouSlad with full receipts ut Santos tended 70 weakt III.
.v,aton IIaNrc lost franc, and Hamburg o"iui'"
;,sCis pig c.teies after s-ptembr whiri. was H.,.
,o..o, also lower. ono ial quotations. 10 T. NJ SP
scher s4s sd; october. SIS sd NoIcmb"t 'ss "o W.
scrIrr rs; January. tbs February us oi III" q"vi
ts,s s2 receipts 5000 bags ;o q. arance, "r tm,
b.s 1900 sS. Rq mars ieF caSr Santos
nt. ia 600 bags Receipts AZ lilo July I" S'P.sh
seipT iSo0 CO.,; 600 bags time 1859 OOeO pss
osmr time ssS coo bag. E"gep;' at santos ss,
20 S ha9s ssme time 1855 33 900 bacs Stock III
tSSyrc $4,000 bags which $4,000 ars are biaIa"'
I1,,",. la = IL follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

DED I'D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
hFOK LAUUAYHA Pr iNIo CtBLllo. CuKASoA,
NNp NAfAtAlBO.
Per sc. l.s-t River.
. yrxI.yirIA 49,. rInt,,!ay, Oct -, | y. III.
- rGu>dIy. October -. y. N.
'n,,,it az plII\ .atmd,v. O.,o,r - | u. T..
Thr,r American = amshil >rtc,a> hlii. io n" eaa'
""'' '''' lIUCLTON. Hiss \ DALLi!i,
al MANAGERS. II Wall.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

faJn Scnsen ST. sn0H So 70 S s tpo ecc
ronKM.a sat inquiry a. u"eh. %sss
2ssS {; fss': sSas $s: s,
Msi IN e: s ae EN as ira is Soas"
a. h n Wr, HAMsln Nh! suss T's ~.
1c eA iS r, sS'G at ei 70 h"a
eeisd sho s"S ,Gs sc Smoked n Sfs
atc active tHady an HAY S to s r
ne the Ca.ho qnocd nonnay Gt7lr: n city
nal IN" o s's closed a., Ge Sov.mhr closed At
ecsc asked Decent so.s o a. It. o afS sS vary
sS S: a a. S1f ~ ssssa aIes South An at
aay Ell 'as s %.'s'' @ %s
%S i;'T n3 xsG %e, fs%' crl l5@:lt :i"
?a2i do coIG is% acr 40 fsr f fs 1occ
STATE pair hali.nrkn' tres or pals anry : "@a@S
19% % r Sa l;% p aG dHn: cho'c fs
GOOD in'i,ion nah, %n1ies choi5 'a
49, 49, i soI do d ia : ;on| WIFI n"
tori" June Atkins srs. r. 10 tu t"OS n1ss Il e:
:" a"%F io nen'n t,tra. aloe fourths sao
..hn> Wa; ,?; a a$ = |s,~
r fin" ~; m sfG% to pm" 'Nf G Int HIM.
On ,. ih HT. S' w .S a"sy :: tar
.ic: irrhousr l1a:Oc
,s1: aso, M Sf' % a"s gut
t f%s 'Ia 'i:ss' G III res%GF%
Gn; v '1% Siane-r Sao H ics ssf rx! Ha &C.,
g.. 80 i'S WIS i Y1iiow S'-c
STEAHlXard ,ay cW Quoted a, Gci ch ,J
t.; S; ae' rms III sao,.a
Z. 81 bid No sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

Lot don. sept. 20 AZ "a" wool ,a!"~ .''AH 80
is',s comprising ind "rr"nt e,l"' non W ."
ga irI New T., ,,aid cio..,r'd- Mllh vi 49,
,nI.,r.t.d Tier" r-p" any P"'l oh,'.'''
,,, i,,, ton WI. and M'!"'rfn n'i''-
\ good >"lrrtoa oi APP" of Good Hop Mh Nht"i W." :
,.oiu,. IL, l,ice- The Australian -'r.h' ."i1"' =
hu,.r Tn. foi Ia" NoN"Hb9 s.tIl'- Il e.
i"duc.i. iu- iai sion, 100 bale, hay" ben l'1usht TO-
IN. ~utd states, Tn r" are aN3lHiI~ - COZ l'"-
Follow ti. .sl.s ana lr cc- ob'in"i N.t". -n'
Iidole I'D do loiH- ard rr- : -"
/, 0d y!,as, 6Ldaii4d. N'w south Va 80" '"lr,
r,oure1 II -ddl- I'D 10 orss and p!."s ":d"i- 90
pr.aSy 12GGis ID DO l"rk- aud l'"'", h:dce' u
n,. ard bll"s; scored. J, 4a@i' I'D d. io't
and pieces ais 5i2d EtcarN. S2dHlld H. To- - 'i
piece, Gd06.d. South Anstiaiis-ioo h .'"li",
j. ldal. 81; do 10 X. ara r"S's II Td"i, - H "1a
p~o O., 3ade !. SID g,"a-y. 7Ad"i, d DO !oca. 'Il
!. I'D 60 lork- s.I ri"rr-, 4.d1s ID ape OF ''"1
K and pcc.. hydals ID greasy, 4@doI0d do !ocAs
and ticccs 8-dd.5,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

x.wyo,,, >,,urd,y sent 2O.-BEEVF.S-Rrcc 80
carload. Of s,e head = carloads 0ot, for as.nan@
iod VIZ "r the naIr, aud II carloads 10! West +o,h
>" \" trading Of importance. f".lns STEADY
vice" from London III, erooi quot ieiri"rratd De-,
trsdy at AID or >cant 81 per n and American Str"r-
unchanged at ic.n2:. ,,;iusted dt:ss,d weight
CNESr,p,, 2os hIe c.TdE 10Y M ..,
Ssi,c fo- vcal-. ala3'c fer Westerns. aud few l'!
alyrs sod at 81, tc. a., ,.., &C.. :. -. 81, =
Co. Ii. AZ a Hollis. y.s 70? n at Sc; do AZ
Veal ~ =, NJ 4" Son 90 IS wc.ter taye. s:s r.
3l.c 80 DO o06 n. ut $40 Yeas, l2' y. at D. ).
fce uudhEp An LAMBS-RNccipts 15le carloads. II eos
bctd il carload, at Jrrv city and = carloads az toth'
r,,orr 10, both sheep and lambs. wish al cari, clear.
cc Of pens Fair 70 good -hH,p sofa 40 """ac per
" SAFES Judd Buckin:ham 100 state Lambs. ~ ~
averag" at &c per = 81 DO 81 NJ at &C Stall" Sh"ep'
oo pja+ooE Sons lol Stat. lambs. CO., :, at ;.c
Al do g " at 7c st iIoDoAcn 2i state Lambs. ~ ~
wton ciilc,.: 600 Canadian Lambs. s'is n ut 7tc
Kentucky 90. II = y; Pc; 10" h"h'"'hE Lambs wv
!" ~ s Ka.. % Western Sheep. 90 = at sac; 80 DO
% y. at So. , q, - =, g.. "a do
11o = at ii:r ~ Wrrrn lanrc - = q 7'4c; :ic
'I a. na,ng,on ~ wt..;a sheep Ioi a>er'S' at
81 q per loo .: To- DO. lia : a., $40 So
JIT;rlheci & IIo!,: o., STAT" LAMBS - - II - -
UU.> Ere.,,s 3: carloads. " ASS head - a. ."t>
lntl.. 10 carloads ri Jersey 'it' N''H"t H'''
sal, wer. at 5,c NJ n foF goo! hog. ,.
Judd /. Bi' Bingham: Is STAT" Hos'. 1879 :. ri o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
LIVE STOCK M\EKl.TS-RY TELEGRAPH.

,Ai,Aco Sept. cO.-"ihe Evening journal r'i",;.
Cate i;,c.l,i.. 1900 Ii ad o. which go WI ~
,Is: IN 'ar demand a.d STEADY t'n. 'a.iNr -i'
.Oo4j To- second tla. - 65d ~ 90; tir" s'dsi -
c"in;noi s3d 10 T.Nar. g. -od - ~ ran" =
oe:; naty" brt"h"r>' STOCK, - ooa;- ." w. l..
c,i,t. is he SO" and 5ol"c love-; r"H-l ana
,on,luoa ncr- s;0si 10: good HiN"i, ~ -oc@
,.rir,. h., az AID hutcher ~ icats ''c - 10 -'
Uro ;; ~. sh," p t,ccp.' 1900 head ~ ~" '-'
c,dy. natives <;r-i VS. stems. - !'fr' - i''
am ,iG-a IS. common Ismh- unsalsbl"; l'i!' '"'''
- - :, 10. -. - 80,
I.uaa,o S.pt. .o.-E'c.im- :or past - hos. " i"'
head total loi ia Il o." had r." al IL
a.; v,-.h 20 Il. I'd roH-ign'G tuEl. ! .' ~
L, York. 4C, head on sal, lea head nii
steady aud UNCHANGED. Sio"p and tar. F"'F,--. go,
a>t 4 hnii, ZOO head t"ta r. v'"e 'h"' 'i- -
lead for ,si. tine last week. 10000 h"a '"'-'- ~
through 9otu head. To- Nrw.N"rk. 500 h'"i 90 -,
q head fairly actiN" aud UNI t"'i"J =" .l
choice To r\t.i. ~ luGt',.t tWf :" 'I"'" - -"
o. cnniion fair. s+n-i 70 lambs, choice '' 49,
.,.ud To chUic" G@t e" 'oii"' . 80
,jd ID ~. Receipts "l past - hon 80" =" ="
total TO" werh thu. 10 head 10. ramIr tH ~
week 1850 head Consigned through no h,hd !" u"
Ncu.York ss1 head sale $500 j: Ml n'1l"'' wv
reav o0-t 90: YOik"is 81 'df'' '"'"'ih'
~ ~ i'a 4 80.
St Lor- S.pt. 20 attic" Receipts 200 h'aE = &C.
rrnt, /. 400 head market steady por' !" 't'n.
80 fair good do. - 90 % s r.
.r> and feeders. ~ 90 10 IL: Texans anu Ihu an ~
~ 80 iIn.-- Receipts. $500 head -hiIirr ~ =.
H.. adj st.alv: far 20 'h"r" h"aN' - '"
miN'd rrad.,. -5a-t 80 li:ht tair t. ~ - ,%
20. SHEEP It.c"ip'-. $500 head - i.'''' ''
lr,G markei steady good 10 choice, r'9-' ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

ASs grades oO,ainah; 'f, low" '"d'y ana sd ,nC
% export 20 y. s%HI SaaG G%
:T ne rN Ws' a, i"a q SIDE %9ay
w's N.Y. S, 80 = 81: Fine no. TOO s
ssr i Ezra a. . s :: = IT,
Is isigs p.'snis s:asfy fs
iow extrs d s5eds 50 clear 81 5Oo:3 - Eye MN,pLs
.;sn,: d aS s; y sSo e''s
syss'a?s ;s.;9s 20 % 81. iIsSs
ss 5ade ieS ''P E.i'', stst'
sss ss,s s ss e Sa ShfS FIo
10: :: s 'a:a Is s$r a5;s s;$
600 bill. Including 200 bll, Riandywine
. iar5Arr s, a .,G T & &
Very ss lie t" the speculation y i'atY rob had
s %1s d.s. % aaa h sais the
ie.aoSa account December started at 81 %; =, a3an
$ s,o S: 10 81 c s%1i wing st':eo'
a a TS D which If Il, d G.y ~a, To no, 81
lug and i,o" .nS West xix
ne ss sa. 'Isr and 'c',% P'lr p. While s.
n s. sdr G a% n. ~: SsPd and ID
dcprc..ing influence Another wesk"iIs faG' wa, tn
wa. Gss.sns iaSo's With o, InsrY,%d
: .s Which I'M ;r" %:t's % Ss nt
So sGt troubles 's ns'%T' .S,% s i1''' sf
snd latest saI.@ showed recovery Dcc,".i On t
%a 5S 81 80 cs Cow" losing q, % Interior arrival. To-
sss,n ~'@ ,S S s 81 and 'A 7Staa4 r " % ,
Ssrs: and hour ne -o' market rf.le,d,s
'is s'' a: ;s"", s,%s !,5:
81 t' s: H. N Ss'si tent
o.. s;rs at II o * % o. S'v ,@,.;
), oa Janaay so'lns at :. o. 81 "a. a" Err XIII
r".i,s a, !, o-a, DO MAY G''-asi CO.,, c!o;nl at
81 :Id,d q. ,l g i% ;s ~ US nH
IYstrsGy further sale; Z 70 cog Hf +" Gi gn, TO-
Ir ; ,,,s,r S S". ; ;,y y,
sss Wa Sigh. sno~ Of o %"lsn Vita at . % %n.
st cT0 ,S Sn S se "rs IN What but ,S wa i
nc: ard =. ne G, r. rome s s "na h"r s.d @
ns % Do with the lat strength ,"s .,i,,%v
Har ENi%ricis took 4occ, bn.n. lncudn:. ~" o'a'
S Sss..d g. S coz bush at saf" oc" h SPOT. nd
!nraid MisoI ana Whir s. &C. n" Ms, M,,"s d.
3S.e do 1c,v,i ssssa:'.r eo.ina at ,5i.c; Do: 30
;%:,Ss a So 4" M so,I%s :alse y,
I'D ,ou TIM no nS's . ssq San a'a apn. an
.c on re.idn. both here ami al The Wc. Speculation
Ss :.FP %.s u,SfS 81 . - in-i"Sns ="
Sssd. si%e ci',st"i 80, wiz a. el",a,o, ="
n WV -. ''rI %s White 's 90 xa a"s'st
tm'ber. 4%ol+1c; closing at 49,; D. october. 43-@
.s.e d" Nav 49, ,or ;lo.ins a, tic: 30 Whit
N"n' ~, d. In;, at i' % r."', ~, clos
so r. 81 lcss sss,v 60 cs, S. s. r. 'c
.s, Y . ASD A. sS soswa.
smad "% n. Sw sw a" %' soa w &
IS; 70" Sa and Hisa rye so" short rye ''
% s Ito s''; s' is .so+ l.: ssa
%1 60 sa cSS T. at ia ssc sa' .ss
20 ss, aI;S - .p '::s?s and 'f{ , s"
20 ~ ss''ii :s SsS.,a
% I'D "s%' Porto es :sasSs
: ;s. r.. I:sS nm ss q, fs o.
:S + g. 4 & ..t.s !! 8 s ..sJ &
SLOW i" all S"d , t2.da H: but tss
sas;e s sssot ssay.s Lin:;d
e.. i: .:s:s..
: :is:; wa" ssss; ::"IS. p,ss
s5ss E s.,ssss Slsssa:a WIN Is;
{; olive: italian. ssasse: Palm choice Lagos DC
s oGEAX RinE market was Inactive al,
:sTs S an,ea % 1 sr' 's,
Ss:si.ni. SSl. ~, s., +
fs.ss; ssa D ssos s ss ,sinss ss:
:.so: hs1fa T. IS;ycc S 81. %
d. a:n TO-. e"s Ssswos e '' bark '' >o
ca.t coast Ireland. deals. ~. I'd srh"oner nenT,h'
iio%s" e rci, Prince va SsSs:
..: s.!. .: sS 4S S' ss.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
election Noilees
- TATE or NEW lORk-OFFICE OF TIL
~ SElUETAKY or STATE.

Albany July 20. 1890.
81 Ssta ssS SISS:S Az S%
o 10 nsS o, Ssen I! next on tbs 81, % % n
O,r' mr. :. ly d To cdar, Of Ap In the place
Of Rober. ar Whose term Of oi, viii rApire On the iaot
R:lrtct.,Sr =. tii!y ,s."a Go"slr., Of ur
Il: d o of Of ; o'h and NINTH N'''"' D d"
rn,d s s.. ss"t for L.. s.sst "onrr.:ana ,t corr.
n,sa q IN. Se "t T%! and se'e" ' D''' "
\ Rcpfrsenta,ve in ,ic fif,y,eeond Consre.s {" She
d,1a Of S .S rdS Sf ' aud s %sy
r. E %G%"s 8. S:"'yts .o
1! Ssi" Of ,s fe", TwsS .sd &:%y Dr..
s q r.. GsY.y 1T N g.. conr,. of tin,
rnsd Stat s 70, tn nt ard gcd n;t .
Ds!r;. III. COUNTY Q, NfHnors coov =, f.,
Fs s,, ..s i tT ~ H IN,
liz I r Hsn s; o. S.s aH @ys Seventeenth N''
sj S:;s Z; E.. %: , =: %
asd S &c IL. g. sy %
the ,oa, by tns n"rh 'ar o. at, -,Is",
s "a. ' EAST w; ;: +: IL :e' o."
Ssss. for !" f En- rl, ',S" n ' it,
.s ' s:., dsr 3, s"e sy
G;, Or Sv a as ': .i or % NTS
~ z; IL, s' to sSs Of Of ~" aud
BIZ s s.s ,f, Of the
S'.'; for comfy shr f"%''s:"s "a
,o",tS ,e,utiv District OF the County OF New YORK
County and District OnicerA also t" be elected for sad
County. ,.,o.. -, ,...,,I,
Snsrin In The Daniel Sihl"~. .ii",ntcd
bv Tho ";Uyarnor in place OF Jnmss A. Fisck resigned
District Attorney. In the place of John u Fei lows,
of the sup rnr court IN III" places OF
1 John i freedman and Riri ard Ot'Ofnlsn.
places Of James n. Fitz-nois and Leonard Gt's"rieh
| A Coroner I'm the OF Michael J. H. M"se"her.
An who's terms oicn wtil oAp're OH the last CAV Of
| December next Rcsp"ctully yours
| FRANK RICE. Hccir'Sry Of stat,
suERIrP,s orrrcE COUNTY COCRr.Hou ~. CITY
| AID cot; NTY or NEW YORK. 1900
~ New.Y York J,Iy 80. 1880
certify the above 10 b" true cor OF ue ~ "uo'
~ ~ NV " ID. f.. S1CKLES.
Sheriff Of the CITY sud County
of Nrw.Ybih.
SUERIFF'S OFFICE COUNTY COT kr.uotSE. CITY
w.yOrk July IN. 1890
Publisher Of new spapcr. YIN not n.rt this advertise.
,nsat unless specially authorized 20 to dos,cx,rs
Ahsria At u: S,ty .t 70 County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE. MARK

Liverpool. Sept, 70 T. m.-i;c" po& 'hd h@rr. =
npa.iIply. la Ihr supply /. l'rr
Chec.e-- Holder. orrr Jnod'atey i,li"" ii'd.I. "r"
.laiincly; prim" III str"h@ a. -. 'tt"~''d -.
Liverpool r''nd dun at :"' "a >.iin. " tnl"t',n.
IIod.,. Offer freely steady IA 30. Ep.r IIn.I''- "'"I
freely and iutUi's II,d'f- 'fi'i Ir'T~i'"
r,Imr Western. Ortoh-r and \"srn.h stead, al -, -
Wheat and Holders OIL iI.nd'' it.i,.
Iiuldcr- Offer moderately; 'riri'- I"ld"- o""f f''N
X,d Western Gull at - 4 I'd >'trr4tI G"ll
- Oc,"brr study IT - ID November steady
: Hop, at IondoI-Patiic Coa,tlh"fc {, l. .titi
0frr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TaS hi bags baltimore 31i bags New'orirahs
: AZ bags total, 40 bags
coTrON-On the spot Wa dull and lilo lower saies'
STAINED.

Com, Ordinary ..7 ole Low Middlng go. -. o.
Styjc, food Ordinary . Slj MddhS i''io
Tho op,on market ruled little irregular but thu. va
no special life the dealing. Larry III me d'y Grv
stronger Liverpool advice but IN" d"eline IN 'p' anu
a., Weather South prompted realizing. leading 10 =
:. fon Near months hnaly cO>rd la. points dow'lo
While late mouths showed that much 4a!n SAFES o1''Vo
Aa.e
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(WNAkD LINE.
SLwAoEE :" I:!NEErooI ,., oCEEHsTowS.
rum Fer -. NV.tt r.
FAST tx rEt~> NAIL >iRvlCE.
iIutLn.a WI. SIP. -. rE. iiHti ~''-' H. pm
ILL.,. SIT >rp, - : l., >u-Iui..-r ,Irf - ; 3Oi
mn "a, q l. " 3, A. ifOthr.a. W'G -. room.
..., W.u ru I.i.if'r ~ - ( T.,
A,,,rA1r l., n, T., snd iurl ats -: iJiopr ~ ~
low At, FOR f-!sh, and pn apply 4, the COM
49, vrE.;0N II h.OWE y 20. di"i,"'al Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.
New.York, saturday. sep

New.YoIk, satula,y s.p' &C, 20 1920 tSS;o,
Room tdsy The total amount REALIZED IRON paC i,S
auction Of city real c>ti for thr Week ,i,dng w,s
SSs a.s s sgi o. at the f>'"'"F' ''
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For The present week ending saturday September =,
at the I.AcEar" and Auction Room
TODAY (MONDAY), SEPT. ~
Foreclosure c Of LAM u S r anu
n fhar" HE ,S"0 g /, 49, Ma"sn,t Of vnso
TUESDAY, SEPT. -.
a T%F' s":s sa IA, cna. c5
Las OF a5co s':toy So as Us, cn sos
s. ,; ; SH2 I, q 30. Il and J Io East . -s%% s.
It Of G;" lot 25s1 D. and i,>tory stable and ;stcry
% i"s %c No. Ss and N1 i6 .: d@,s q 10
,s ' c Of %1: ys s'; :s f's ai
and dwelling. No AS eNnr,onnS% So iIory
cc =" so, 10 s, Last dn Is 81 Isl W '%s !ed
7,l-aN" lots. :5>ioo :ach Ecc"aNr' ioo II Vi
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lots. l5>GS each 2.-tory dwellings. No any 10 "
Myh., ics IT Of E a oiat lot iii f. Of
WEDNESDAY. sEPrEMBI:E 81.
Fc;;c,HlG ,a lot i: - and :, s:, d"T1 anc
a%rdn io, 81 is.a cscysIsa t@"av e. r cor or
i@sd.st : lots, iT>a"ut 80 's,h on ra,ar
s0s s1 0'l 100 s"a Of %o a",o"y a"
NEWJLKSIV PROPERTY.
q, i ri., 1r; q laF: and history '"n'S M''''' '
.n ST. 81, sgrT 11S o 9s and a,,orv
ut. ;~"" 81 ls 81 TT %n '''i lss '' Vii. 'S'
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Plo, OF land s7.I>loo. Molroe'-t. 80 IT OF s'"''
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
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EIION LINE.
FOX OF ltNSION\ hND LIVERPOOL.
I-alr Pier 81 y. L., Boot II kins>t
WISCONSIN Tr">iN. > prIuh"r p II 80 O. m
,Ui/,,SN a.. q. S"pt iih 80 y 4. m.
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Nv >nA Ir;--li u,;Jtr-i ~. 50 \.
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G, h,n pIs-,cr %, $50 $50 AID 500 S.r,ond cabin.
$40 "A As S;'"rIg' S'
A. NJ UNDIEIili.I 60. 80 Er"-dNay NJ T.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
Belknap's plur.ty~ ss5 Ford
AN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
II Is Said an English syndicate Contem-
plates Building One on Long Is and.

IL Is said an English Syndicate Contem-
plates Building One on Long Is and.
NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-There is a
rumor that Garden City. l. l., the
building and maintaining of which was
for many years one OF A. T. Stewards
hobbies, is going to be purchased by
an English syndicate 10 be improved,
doomed" and run something on
the style of Pullman, Ill IL is
said that many large manufact-
ories engaged in the production OF
wooden goods, cheap grades OF cotton
and other fabrics for the American
trade have been compelled 10 shut down
completely since the new tariff law
went into effect. The manufacturers
are now casting their eyes toward
America, and some Of their agents are
already here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

char, donatsd - +. KarosD 8 Co, u
elieaso, Ao- 81, uaFEsl & 11uT, doaatss
- foigt Aillng Co., ~. 81; SKtssath
eeat41y anE-sas o4k 1sa FooE4 salIs,
aoaAtsd y t1e nsrisn f1raIs2rs Co.
10. AZ tancy collar 80, AAG sts1
hootn. Ne -; p.44o amp, 4ooStec
- >pEouI i AcGGFFln, Ne. :,
.s1ndFy bsg. ~oa ~ Capt. II.
aaoFs. No. -; sm.ll TOY stove.
donated D. 0sGer. egsseas 4 Co. No.
- eAtsF eol0E p4lnAlE save Mar.
Set. conz5ed ~ Mrs ToFrsy, Nc. Sc !;
toilet ease, aOAAled - C T. Msts0n,
10. 81 %. IS case, s0Bsssd by Z. {.
D4yidsoa, 40 :, solid god pcncl, Do
n4teo - ghs Holland Peucll Co, No
is' Aiouai, donated o. q. .. Davidson,
N0 : nickel tea pot. donated b Ben
netE s hieha rds. No. Z3; album. donS-
tea o. Wolf & Co., No. -. solid gold
.oeket, donated by Col. Mcconnell, No.
i5, ises handkerchief and case, donated
~ MIS- Nay No. 81 Masonic badge
donated by Col Mcconnell, No. 93,
1andkerch.sf and ease, donated by
LuekeilngeI, No. D, plush case. donated
ey siFel tsky No. As; picture draps. do
mated D. banonA lodge of Shelby, No.
los, Won by Mrs. A. A. Cuppen. Those
noldlug lucky mum mbers should call on
IL. r. Hastings on tbs stage Al Hart
mans Hall TINS morning after 10 o'clock
ALd clam their goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
DEPLORABLE AFFAIR
An Ann Aroor University FRESH
man Done 70 Death.
A MILITARY CHARGE on STrDEsTS
IFstRx Dsussa. Of oisas. o. " - stras
On shs 6s~a with = % askst @aa
Received fstA4
Is1Urtss
Special 90 the TxtEskAs HrRAL0.

Special 50 tne TslEssAs HEeAL8.
ANS AKH0K, Nov. l3.-One OF the
saddles. events IA the history Of the
University occurred last night, which
resulted ia the death OF Irving Denison,
freshman student IN the literary de-
psrtmeat Of tue University, and tue
Wounding OF several others.
The military company were out IN
body 10 serenGde their captain, who
Was recently married. The hring Of
their muskets attracted the students,
and a crowd Of 1000 or more, were soon
eongregated. The company were out
for fun and thought il would be great
sport 10 charge on the students.
Some resistance Was made and
Lieut.. Granger, Of the militia, became
enraged and ordered the soldiers to
charge on the --- and give them
" Before the crowd OF students
could retreat several of them We're IN
jured. Irving Denlson was struck on
the head with musket in the hands OF
one OF the company; Geo. Nye, law
student, received hard blow on the
back, and several others were wounded.
Denison died tins morning at the Uni-
versty Hospital. The others will re-
cover.
Great excitement is caused among
the students and the faculty. The pop
ular sentiment against the action Of the
company is increasing hourly. Mayor
Manly is severely censured for permit
ting the company to come out with
arms 10 make Il demonstration SO soon
after the occurrence of Tuesday night.
lt is claimed also that they had no au-
thority 10 come out IN arms even with
permission of the city authorities.
Several arrests Will be made today.
The company claim that they
received permission from the mayor,
but the mayor Was seen IN
the morning, and says he gave no per-
mission, and says every member of the
company is also liable for violating the
ordinance.
The affair is most unfortunate one
and casts deep gloom over the Uni
verslty today. Denison, the student
killed, is Is years old. and comes from
Toledo, Ohio, where his remains will be
sent after the inquest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
LATE POLICE.

Anna Stevens lost her watch Septem-
Der /, and accused Charles Miller of
stealing it. Miller was found and ar
rested yesterday.
Tom Hall was taken drunk to head
quarters. but is supposed to be the man
who broke the pane Of glass IN the
grocery store of Cornelius Fox or
South Divison-st., and stole "a and
some bread.
Word reached headquarters from No
l Engine House at O'Clock this morn
ing, that there was dead man uT
there. The wagon went up and got
Mike Lynch, who was, sure enough,
dead drunk.
Fred Soper. of Saranac, and Dwight
Stiles, met in the Arcade Saloon, and
went to drinking and throwing Dice.
In some way Shles succeeded IN Dor
rowing $l5 of Soper, and had it al
blown IN before SOper realized he ha.
been "plsyed." Stiles was locked uF
for being drunk, but may have TO face
4 gTaver charge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
Certain Sweepings.

Some of the Canal-st merchants do
not vet seem aware of the late rise of
their street in the scale of civilization,
for in spite of the fact that they have
metaphorcally risen from a mud fleor
70 parlOr carpet, they still keep up
mud floor manners. They still insist
upon sweeping large quantities of pa
per, straw and other rubbish upon the
asphalt pavement which, while il does
not hurt the pavement, detracts from
the appearance of the street. If they
were intending TO move out in the
spring there might be some excuse for
l.aving things around in the corners,
but as the probabilities are that they
Will stay right where they are, they
should be careful 10 preserve the clean
and beautiful surface of their pavement
from any unnecessary detilement.