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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
MO>BAI. ArKTl
OUTGOING STEI MERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....sA SATURDAY. APRIL 10. lss
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .sATr RDAY APRIL 10. 1880
ARRIVED.
Queenstown with mdse and passengers To Bruce 'nay
Ad,sn al eel e DER Richter Bremen AprIa southampton
10 with and passengers 10 oc'ichs Co. Arrived at
"a. sraancr @ lncon Tower M codiree Antwerp April
si ana-scc Asns Savannah dayswih mdse and
Gs' ,a so nser H%'"''P ~ Gays win
SUNSET wind SANDY Hook. calm and hazy, At City
Island wind hight NNE; cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Southampton H. with md-c and passengers to corus
CLEARED
.,..uo, REGAL oBr, Hkcns LONDON Simpson spence &
S.amer Lake Huron tBr Murray Liverpool James Ar
steamer OBJ n@scrs Malpsapaorson Sons
Newport New.snd - Tn%%as DrIa pd Ma ,nc. Sscs
Iagnayra Trinidad. Demcnra' snfnSm ana Amsterdam
sI.a"sr Yn%ur Curtis Havana Mexican Jas
sea%er Mcndez Cspan). Lopez Havana and Mcxi
can torfs-J NJ Cebalios a CO. -
Steamer Elgva (Br BermI"hl Port Antonio " hurl-
0ss STEAMER mel Falcon lnrl. Huehe. Barac0a Moncs&
Steamer KnickerDookcr. kcmblc. New.orlcans II sea
Steamer III Dorado Byrne New OrleansJ T Van sickle
steamer LOUIS Buck Hanson. Jacksonville Fla" "arren
''sf Steamer Tallahassee Askins; sayannah.n / Walker
steamer Louise II OBI. craig. beaufort SCtunch Ldye
T@ Gull stream TriDou Wilmington Ncwm Clyde
Steamer CITY OF Atlanta. Dole West Point Na-Od Dominion
IS ,,..,,.-- ,---,.,. .., .,....o., ~.
"a Steamer wyanoke. Norfolk and Riclmond-od DO
n's,o n,sane,r % y w Brune Lewis Baltnorc-H G Foster
steamer Thorn liOInc IBr. Holmes PhliadelpIia bow
ring & Archibald.
Steamer n r pnOck. Eldrdge Boston u DINO K
shn rms (Bf DixOn Calcnita j w Parker q Co.
Hrig Scd White. Eiwell RIO Jsneiro-A Mndgett 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamers servia aud Victoria for Liverpool Fnrnessia.
London W.rra, Bremen tharlOiN Rot
,crdam. Ia f;l,c0gnc Havro St,ia Lisbon. Advance
Pms Maunt-. Port an Prince. DC, lumur
ports toma 'alt'Ston III Dorado and
Enicl lcrwckcr Sew ORLEANS, tiy oi Augusta savannah
cuf stream Wilmington; 'nydndoiic Newport News W
pTnn. Haltimorc. Louise II. Beaufort.
sbns Tllen shanghai: Exporter. Sydney. .NSW
Hark De GregOTio II. for Alicante.
Also salled-yia Long Island sound
Steamers Miranda. for Halifax. Winthrop Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April Sailed steamer Bayonne tBr). Payne
for NewYork
SHIELDS April lO-saled steamer Monarch tBr). Thomp.
SON. for New York - - - -.
LIZARD April ly-Passed Hpparchus (Delg) Cad
ogan from New. York her to London. Hermann tGer
Rodeker from Bremen for New York.
DrNSFT HEAD April iJ Passed steamer SavOnia (Ger)
Schmidt from Stettin for New-York.
HAvKE April 10 Sailed steamer Ia Normhndic (Fr)
Collier for New.York
GIBKAITAH. April l8-Passed. steamer En'ella tftaD
Binno from Mediterranean ports for Ncw.York.
Australia Mckeague,
Nsditsrransan ports for New York
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
"EPHRUx,Sn INCREDIBLE HEAESESs
om The Lewiston Journal

From Ihe Lewiston journal
Down In Washington County heard OF an old fei
low, venerable octOgenarian, VINO had seen ms
moIars depart one by one while his CANNES and In
csors followed IN mOurnfu procession. until old age
found him bercft Of all his early assistants III masuca
ton Awhile ago he visited dentist In noighborins
town and that he had concluded 10 invest IN
set Of false teeth and at once began TO discuss the
financial rOnts involved During the discussion hc
explained why he compelled at this late ionr I"
make such venture. :" Yer see SAID the OLD mar;
wObblngr his tOOthlcss Jaws ben ancedln' slltin'
o. the kind fer long spell back but brother Ephrupl
who wuz mcrc'n ten wear oder'n be, he had bran
new par reg lar double deckers they war. ms Eprum
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

war an' and likely wouldn't h,i lohG lc't "alir'
erionr Tor hisu N ben waltin flr them icctl.' dis
crls,cdlv scncc way back In the seventies tel
,i,nif month aco1-hrrr his voice took ON sAr
c tone" Fphrlm he lest coulduf stick II aput no
longer m he up ~ died. lui dcrn my sonl. IN
cf ne didn't cns-t afoic he lcft mat thrm
~ ,o,,h shnuld ho buried along with him '-cnsl l.fcd
On i, m what. more he jest .hci hs mouth 80 iarnal
solld no mortal man coud ht' got '"m. T. died so!'
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

Chauncev VI. Depew, IN conversation
with a Star reporter the other day. mad
this 10 say concerning the future oil
raIlrOadug:
DO YOU know that railroad lOcOmO-
ton and transportation are growing
cheaper every day, and that a railroad
can now Go much with profit that ht-
teen years ago would have meant loss?
The modern locomotive has been
brought u such a state of perfection that
It's cost on the one side and Is mNnten-
ance on the other are but fraction OF
what 10 used TO be. There has been a
similar Improvement III cars, rails,
frogs, switches, and the numberless de
tails which are involved IN the business.
Add TO this the smaller price of labor,
the greater amount of work done, and
the low rates Of interest upon capital,
and you can easily see how revolution
has occurred III all railway travel within
the memory OF our own generation. II
things keep on IN the same ratio, II will
be possible before many years have
elapsed to transport people proiitably
at much less rate than now. There
will be similar lowering in freight
ra :es, So thati it will be as easy and as
cheap for man TO move his household
furniture from New York TO Chicago
or even TO Omaha, as it is now TO take
il from New York TO BROOKLYN"
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

Thomas O'Hearn, 2lO Deyo-st.. Jackson
Mich, was badly croSs-eyed and nearly blind
m one eye for nearly twenty-five years. By
calling upon DR.. Wilbur he not only had his
sielt restored. but his eyes Straightened.
Elizabeth DetWyler, l0l DyiSion-st.. had a
large mole near her eye. Or. Wilbur removed
it with "a plaster. Ehich : Tar better than the
knit. as it causes no pain
Mrs. =. Baxter, lV3 springs ST.. was sick four
years. Dr.. Wilbur cured her In short time
and n now feels Ike new woman.
Mrs. thomas Root, G'S Park-aye.. has had
large tuWor on breast for years. DR.. Wilbur
removed 10 by plaster, and She is now well
Mrs Wm Bruce Jos Traist west. lost 30
pound, OF lesh in six m0lthS. had backache,
headache. bearing doH pans across her, and
s1ch pails at times size nearly died. Dr. WI
Jessie 0pIyke, daughter Of H. s Opdyke
yp befro,t-st., Jackson, Mich. has been cross
eyed eight years. DR.. Nll1ur Stra -htyued her
tyrs lA one minute. ana ~ljh.uI pair.
RS. Charles Low. it5 North " Naterl0o-aye..
tat comp aiued Tor I've years. and lost a3
pounds actual weight Physicians never told
hrr what WIS Causa 81 surerInZ. Dr Wilbur
cured her without su1iectn< her CD IN exam
lu. ft"I, and she rs now q Nel. woman.
lt~n heIy - Aiifn-sJ.. JACKSON. has
ieIt badly seven Years was very hungry at
times. yrry weak and had spells of uaCkache
and diEzV heaIrd. was Also deaf d. spells. Dr.
rs Wlibur pronounced h case tape worm gave
him one dose ~ med .rIlF. and Iu "A few hours
De va, relieved of d monster worm forty feet
Mrs Harmon Richie. Trait Run. Ohio had a
little baby that had Carce OTIS tumor ON IFS
upper Ip tGat ig one Yea- -rea as .1r-e As q
peach. Nr. Wilbur removed tlWor lid and All
un1 made q new Ftp from its cheek. and the
baby is entirely currd.
Mrs. I. +. Rate. - South Fourth 81. Steu-
h- -nEII o.. o.. fau female cnwu paints fur years.
DR. h i.Har treated her without suhifCtigg her
o. an examination. and She uow feels like a
Ier n.
The NnrtFr invites correspondence from reo
rIn Hf dI stance. brt never answers any let
ters unless theT contain $50 stamps.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
Keeps Them Busy

Doctors and druggists report that
their work Is greatly increased by the
prevalence of sickness, not only Ia
grippe, but measles, malaria, and 50 on.
The other night gentleman, who took
n prescription from his physician TO a
MOnroe-st. druggist, was told by the
clerk that it was the ninety-seyenth
prescription he had filed for that
particular doctor during the day.
\oXt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
Rcd nnd White

For six weeks the price of both No.
red and white wheat mas been 5 cents
per bushel. A year ago the price
ranged from 81 to 3l.25, and there was
brought 10 the mills in the city nearly
four times as much as the amount now
marketed. At present the mills have
to depend for their supply upon what
their agents buy through Western
Michigan and ship here IN car ts.
Better prices are paid outside the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

anu Elka. Nit5 of Mm. HartWell, Of
Cannon township. d-edat 4er homeyes-
terday morning If typhoid fever from
winch she has suffered tor the past
three weeks. She Was a woman ai
niga Iepute. and WlL be much m ssed
hy alb ah4 kDeN ner. The faully lose
q klnd. loving and auecU0Uate wife
and mother, tae community highly
esteemed citizen and friend The be-
resYcd family have tle heartfelt sym
services tomorrow al o clock at Their
I.Tl..
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

The annual meeting OF tne Michigan
Ere ght Agents Association was held
Al the Hotel Cadillac yesterday after
noon, representatives Of eighteen roads
being present The election Ot officers
for tie ensuing year resulted "a, fol-
lows: i. g. Butler, OF tie Wabash,
PRESIDENT A. Patriarch, OF the 4. q
7. NJ, at Saginaw, yice-pres.deut, James
Mcqueen, of the D., G.. II. a NJ, secre-
tary and treasurer. The February
meeting VIII be held at the Burdlck
House, kalamazoo.-Daroa Ir.bu.e
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
\ Drama in II Acts.

Time 80 p. m.
Place-COmcr Cherry and IOnia.
\ madly surging crowd Of two young
men are making night hideous, etc.
To them approaches a cop.
But stop. "There viii be two to one.
a ha.-the patrol box :" (enters
box.
Madly surging crowd makes up diff
ferenCes, shakes hands ali around aud
goes home.
Patrol wagon "a real wagon and real
horses dashes up, yawning IN the rear
for prisoners.
1t don't get any.
Entry on headquarters boOks-Ofii-
Ger McGlntY suspended. Tag.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
PURELY rERsoNAL.

Bert Dickinson has returned from
Ohio
Miss Pearl Moon has returned to
Allegan.
Burt Luton is in the Upper Peninsula
on business.
Mrs. r. j Phelps, Of Greonville, is
visiting friends p tia, city.
Or. o. 4. Long of Iouia, was IN the
city Oh business yesterday.
Mrs. d. L. Eaton. Of Lowell, Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ~. e.. Adsit
Ernest Stevens has severed his con-
necuon with Jennings q Smith.
l.. J. Rndge has entirely recovered
from his recent attack of d.ph,acra.
Wm. II. Downs is IN Detroit getting
out sprLg samples II =. SIMON a Co.'s.
Mrs. VI. Fulton, Of Lansing, is spend
ing a few days with friends in thls CIV.
Mrs. o. J. Quinn visiting her dauCh-
ter. Mrs. !. &. Ward, of 80 Jchcrs0n-
ave.
Miss Grace Mitchell. of G-3u1 Haven.
has come 20 this city % attend business
college.
" !. puchoney, formerly of the
Telephone Exchange. d, visiting friends
DO ta.s city.
&. MeuvIcFowler bias returned from
VISIT with friends iu the Northern
part of tho state
FrcI Chambcria1 goes 90 Battle
Crock % reside. lie las purchased
drug stock there.
Miss Addo Clark. who has been Wis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
Ann Ihi. NIenns

Grand Rapids bids fair TO hold IL
end up In 1890 with as remarkable "a
criminal record In the coming year as
she made for herself during the one
Just past. Ere the close of the first
day Of this year, al assault had been
made that VII, beyond doubt, result in
the death OF the assaulted party, and
the assaulter 20 answer 20 the CRIME of
murder Also before the first week bad
closed, one man deliberately suicides.
-Roc,ford Register
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

A Deseeadsns of Koy zlty some Intsrsst.
Hu. Aacts-

Gus E4ct,-
VILLAIN Ewagt Gladstone, the tGrand
O.d M-n. WAC has jast celebrated Ills
sah birthday. claims descent from
Robert Brace, King If scotland. ana
Henry III. King of England. through
IAdg Jane or Jaal beA1tort. Nao u.sr-
red james i. u scotland, and Il IS
perhaps because he kloas tIat.
tlat he alA4Ys refused any Ult.
even peefass eleifng - he
tie greatest Ar. . beng u sma 4
from 81 Bernard burSe, Ulster King I'll
Arms '.Maen tle young James. .lue
ablest u the >luafts. WSs prisoner in
Eas aud, nc s4W by chance TIE golden
haired beadty JOAa Beaufort, daugl-
ter of John Beaufort, MaIQu,
III Dorset Her mother Was
also descended n direct line
lr0a Henry III. When James
hrst caught SIGHT OF her he
Was captive al Windsor, and he re-
cords taat he doubted whether she Was
"A worldly creature, or heavenly tnmg
mlikeness OF nature. The LOVING young
couple were married in the old church
OF II. Mary OYerie now ST. SAVIOR : at
the southwark foot Of London
Bridge. aud James took his bride 70
share hls scottish throne" When the
King MAS murdered IN 1887, the
widow, disconsolate for time, after
wards married Sir James stuart, and
from line 70 line al last descended
Anne Robertson, who, IN April, 1900,
married John Gladstone, father oil the
great statesman whose name heads
these lines. The name, originally
Gledstane, may possibly be derived
from gsd, hawk and staae, rock, lndicat-
ing the character Of the district IN
which the Gledstanes dwelt.-EI
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
AZ nnR THEATRES
~1ae streets 81 Ne~ Nsra~ al Fo~er,

~Hae streets 81 Ne~ YsrA~ a. Fo~er,'
AUturs Attraction
oaens Fe as iae oEal Nlaca l.es the
year around upoa ths tamaag fares 81
Grand Rapids was -The Streets ol New
York as presented al Powers Craaa
last evening A soore OF more slct.a4s
aaa iAe ofVassffa had tae cQgf1et la
80 lat tNng tarouEh. To ca4Ult 81. d
= theaiflcal plague az MAS EFtu by AI
heisla>0n ana n.s associates rn rrn nie.
= q esa.tt sQTt el martNr-
a-m rAnlN found ln nlau or pQfuaa at
tds age 4lc mauagtu ot flt
Lieaief should lave either It laulel tat
Tea collars n tae boa oEct or haa
process serves ou the actors. charging
thelA "a iA cIau.lal m.srel .Qa.
~ = said that on TUESDAY evening n
ha-Aiuatoo this Nr. Donaldson aI.sH-
0nAtl titC performance entirely. lie
piolaiaY got nlnt of Tire fact that
q ~eil-6uoRn state institution ls located
ihere. and acted upon tile aaars that
discretion ls tat better part of salor
lhtie 3, actually nothing tsai r4u hc
saIa in favor CT ans feature at Gui> ltf-
io'mance. There WAS Ira nga AND
- acts. and li VAS after d nht. tul
iasi curtain Tell. 10 al pfal4 .tt Ilc
company vii be allowed O. repeat
the streets tonight
The immense patronage which usually
hoc1s to kedmonds r, when There it 3
good show cu the boards. are not doing
tie rghi ihue 81 th tne .'l.tilo Aue-ot
company. Nothing funnrr has beDu
seen mere n amy of the theaters ials
season. Ihe 1aMthom s were the ore.-
nal Nugget Company Winch appeared
hefe out two seasons ago, aud choir
Work is az Ire. anl unctuuu, 90, ever.
snow ~ tAls cauurc >hoaId c.I
ont the standing room ouly" sIru at
every performance. There W-I be a
matinee today
The appetite here ought O. be- greedy
Tor good lgat opera. ln the company
NmcA ne veteran manager M'hW
brings % Redmond rtti NeCt, tlrafer
gOors viii recognize ar ORGANIZATION
that has stood Do high repnte for many
years. The seats go on sale today. The
repertoire ls announced as follows:
Monday, "Nanou; Tuesday matinee,
''Nanon'' Tuesday. "ieggar Student.
wednesday, bohemian 1rlt llurs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
For the Complainant

The suit against the Valley City
Street and Gable Railway Company
brought by d. Z. Marvin, was decided
in favor Of the complainant by Justice
Hydon Yesterday. Marvin was hurt
while IN the company's employ last
summer, and brought suit TO recover
damages, lost time, and 50 on. The
Judgment was for So and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
Prospects Good.

Architects report good prospects for
Il building boom in 1890. c. T. Hills
and d. II. Waters Will put up blocks.
several small churches are under dis
cussi0n, and there are more than the
usual Humber of private dwellings in
prospect. At the present time very
little building IS going on, bat a. much
as usual at tins season OF the year
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

PITTssrRGH. Ps.. Jan. e-Undera r.-
cent or3er from NJ NsnderhiIt no
freight trains except those trsrsuort ~
perishsbio f-siE5t are being rln Or re
Tittsbgrzh & Lake r srs.4 4ros5 oa sun
dsv This reform vas iusuT. .rstsd at
Soda
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

Myron Merrill, 4l2Second-st.,m measles.
Tenney Mcconnell, g. Pme-st., measles.
f. Nelson, 63 Pine-st., measles; Frank
Slater, 81 Broadway, measles; Jennie
llOben, go Canal-St., measles; Emperor.
li6 Butterworth-avc., measles; child Of
Lewis Larjie, 5S Third-st., measlcs.
jennie peRoudc, co Wealthy-ayc.
dInhthcrla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

saturday health report stated that
within few day, thero bad been four
cases of dpht1ora io Grand Rapid.
township. Health OtHcer Gibbs now
comes forward and saws Ii an't so.
That there has been 100 burial Of auv
person affl cted with dphthera and
the last person 20 lavcit lsweIl and has
I.--r. L-. = uHl.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

LOUISVILLE KY, Jan senator
Rlsokbu-n vas on Tuesday reelected
Senator bv re Kentucky Legislature in
'oint session. The votes of ths Rspub-
l-ans p IN Nun ber were cast for A
# Stewart q Pres'onburz RIack-
burns v--r wsz los
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

CoLUMBUs O., Jan. s-The chances
for the election Of Calvin S. Brice 70 the
United States Senatorship seem to in
crease as the time for holding the Sen
at0rial caucus approaches. Mcmahon
and Thomas are still in the race and
working hard. The Brice men claim
twenty votes on the first ballot
and fifty on the second. Forty will
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
The Rcd Men

The officers of the Owashtanong
tribe of Improved Order of Red Men
will be installed in their new hall on
Canal-st. today. The hall, which has
been newly furnished and decorated,
viii be dedicated next week. Ke-wah-
ke-wan tribe viii install Its officers next
Monday hIgnt
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
In the Hands of the jury.

The closely contested case of Olney
II. Richmond against the c. q w. NJ.
Railway Company Is finished, as far as
the trial Is concerned, and the case is
IN the hands of the jury. The argu-
ments were completed at $50, Judge
Montgomery closing the case for the
prose CutlOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

KANKAKEB. Ill. Jan. s-Whils at
tempting TO cross Rock creek Frank r.
Mason and Theodore Wickey. his
nephew. we're drowned By the cap
sizing Of the boat wicker succeed Cd
IN getting Ashore and attempted 20
rescue his uncle, but vas drawn back
and De~fshed
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

During the past have kept our business constantly
before public in the daily OF this city
had emoved the saIesroom from factory and
comodOus quarters the Of Ottawa
We purposey devated from ordinary methods of
advertising having recognized object
worth anything advertiser have the reading
talk abOnt and his business Some
methods loud talk. This Just
tissd balloon object curiosity
many
To talk have times been little personal,
have cheery spoogized where uninendcd
Our talks Ike good lectures they every
fool all the people the peo
pie all time you fool all the people
wholesale trade for the Spring
promise Will very busy depart
present, any time
everyday talks Bargains One Quarter
This Month Reducing Stock Less Than Cost
Mortgage Note and all these catchy announcements
that always up ahead
them style show endless variety HI
ing facilities them give public
benefit.
gun 5red II II has gone your
hit some higher ladder. gone
right you probably lodged YOU
want % hit mark
the eye o5ect been Pshed, you
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
Sons of ' cts.

The following officers have been IN
stalled by the sons OF Veterans:
Captaiu-Geo. Z. Cogshall.
First Lieufenant-t. s. Williams.
Second li,utenaut-H. l.. Barrett.
Camp Couu IA. !. Bush. Harry Wilcox
and vs.. A. Long.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

SHsvaFtr Jan s-A rster-sueut ls
reported A. NanxrT Harsrsds 81 pec-
Re ns-r s--Tre1 Nlme-eas bess
were Destroyed sHd grsst ssnags Fas
soza
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION


OFFICE HOUBS-from 10 a. n to p. m.
No patients received sundays.
Tumors and Cancers Removed Without
Pain or the Use of the Knife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

DIR. WILBUR. SPECIALIST.

Treats successfully chronic and long standing
classes. as those OF head. throat and lungs,
liver. kidney and heart complaints; invetcrate
diseases of the stomach that have defed all
other methods, those fearful diseases OF the
nervous system. arising from whatever causes;
scorfula, oropSy. paralysis, hts, fever sores.
contrac ID cords enlarged and stn joints
rheumatism. neuralgia Sciatica, bone defOrm-
tiles salt rheum. erysipelas. scald head, i'll
conditioned ulcers. syphilis, nasal pOiypus,
asthma. nay fever. rose cold, winter coughs.
cured by this wonderful system If not too far
advanced. Bone diseases cured when all
methods have Iailed.
Ladies who are suffering from complaints
peculiar 10 their sex can consult tie Doctor
with every assurance of speedy relief and per
mtncut clTe without subleCtlug them 10 the
embarrassing procedure of AN examination.
which ia nine cases ont Of ten is unnecessary.
The Doctor particularly invites an cases that
have Ne 'D given up Dy other physicians.
r. The Doctor WiIi remove one Tape Worm
free of charge; also S,rtighten the first case OF
eros, Eyes that presents itself at the hotel
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

Nr Cawthorne, the Barney O'Brady
IN Little Nugget" VIII probably bring
out comedy of hls own writing next
season.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-08-06
THE HEAOvlLLE
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Affords to its Pupils thorough eduea-
ton in all branches of Music, Voice,
Piano, Church Organ, Violin, Guitar,
Banjo, Harmony, Theory, Counterpoint,
Composition, DEMONSTRATION, and Sight
Singing. Also Departments of French,
Drawing, Painting in Oil and Water Col
ors, Perspective Sketching, and Physical
Culture.
The Best School of Music in Pennsylvania =,
Rev. II. l.. Flood, ID d., ed. The Chdu-
tduqUdI) President Board of Trustees.
The faculty includes;
Mrs, Juvia c. Hun, Director, Teacher
of Voice Culture, Oratorio and Concert
Singing.
Mary Reno Pinney, Teacher of Piano,
graduate of the New England Cunserva-
tory of Music, Boston.
Mr.. j. w. Conant, Instructor in Piano,
Organ, Harmony, Theory, Sight Singing.
6c., has a fellow ship in the American
College of Musicians, and is one of the
ablest musicians in this country.
Fail term opens Sept 2. 1890.
For Catalogue and Circulars. address
MRS. JUVIA G. HULL, Director,
jul23-it, Meadville, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-08-06
Killed by a Falling Tree.

George Ittel, one of the older resi-.
dents of Barnett township, lost his life
by the falling of tree on Thursday
of last week, July 81, 1890. He was
hauling logs to the Cooksburg mile,
and while on his way with a load, q
storm came up, during which, as is
surmised, small birch tree was blown
over and struck him on the head and
shoulder crushing both, and killing
him perhaps instantly. No one was
near him at the time, aud it might
have been several hours before the
accident was discovered had it not
been for his failure to arrive at his
home for dinner at the usual hour.
The family waited until nearly one
o'clock, and then began to investigate
the cause of his continued absence,
when the horrible discovery of the &C.
cident was made. 1t is supposed from
the nature Of his injuries that death
was insta ntaneous, and that he never
knew what struck him.
Mr.. Ittel was brother of our former
townsman, NJ. Ittel, and was known
and respected in his neighborhood as
an Industrious, honest man, very much
esteemed by all who knew him. He
was aged about 54 years, and leaves a
wife and three children, besides large
circle of friends to mourn his tragic
death. The funeral took place on
Saturday last, the remains being
followed to the grave by a large con.
course of people.