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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
DEN N SYLVIA IA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER OCTOBER 30, 1890,

on AND AFTER OCTOBER 90, 1890.
Trains stations foot Of Desbrosses aud Coriiands
500 4. M.~TME FAST LINE the West. Pullman
5 IS a. m, Columbus 80 m, Chicago 200 10:
9d s LSS' Lock Haye IS and REMOVE except Sunday
,o,U VS I r. S nifp sasH!f'y YAK AND LINZ
sfslusiveY Of ru pRs y sasas
a 1ri" obse a Cars presenting reports,
ssno bathrooms for no both se5s,
iSs electric lights Arrives Cincinnati 40 aHd
BOO , e s a. ou iS AND cIScaT1SAT1
Ph1dshs g s. yd L@u to c ShasG and A &
einnati ii 90 a. NJ Chicago 100 p. and St. Louis
$50 I1IEw wEs sna
ePGs Gar and cmna to ka D
Car PhladsP9ss and ru%ro D an cas Sa
Chicago 30 p M c6 nss Saf r aG ce w.
S% d and G TosdU d sfGn szg %SFnss S'
500 E e Gtaso to GS:
Ph the shenandoah yaeS arrives Tes seat d
sSd Gay Sss fS s.
p.H %lfsi fs''s?s sf ,Sg
WASHINGTON Limited E i5pe nrt" WaShinetoi
$;S sn1sr wina 'sa s5 WIN a
F@1Ps 81 s 5 asn 70: r.s%s se
Say Zoe sands s5 0 and 80 f6r D mi 80 %
5Sssa pse s sGq Ohio Railway sa
Djning Car aud Coaches Through. 200 p. m daN -.
For Long Branch. Point Pleasant ana intsr9eqdnsS s
sunday 45 a M 3 10 D. m. do not stop al Asoury
FOX rKrLASTiC CITY 100 p; Through Day Coach
Teexdays connects for Cape MAY. ,,,,,.,,.
ro and Norfolk Railroad 100 a. daily Except sunea
and 90 p IN daily VIA Baltimore ana bay Lihe' Nv
p M "eeNui FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Fxpress trains leave as follows:- , ,,.,..s ,..h
90 20 90, 80 90 Chicago LSn nq - Ta ~
p'p1ns 20 30 90 2:1o 90 go 400 80. ;oo.
800 80 100 and 100 p NJ ara o Is;lS h, sno
days. Express is 80, 200 90 LmIed 5na ~ ~
| a. m' ond tx night Accommodation, 200 p. n,
Tho NeysYork Transfer Company VIII call ioI a,s
cherh baggage from hotels and residences through "
Destination. . -, ,,,. 80 any docket gen,
| OF me comIs%D ,.cu J. r. WOOD.
| CHAs. r.. Na,asar General Passr AGENT
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rrnnpEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool Oct 81 As p m.-Bn1f-ihe demand mani rs
improving Pk in poor temdGd HANS T ana an r
Is in poor tGGnsseG oil Lysrsoo r Ta1 and
fusnSs In poor demand; prime western SPOT ana ndve
ber steady nj BPS December and Jannery steadx a.
99s IA Wheat In fair demand new No winter nfn M
Is SD Flour good demand Cornas2t and iutH urn
~, Ss lid December firm at Is Sad January urn az
a. old Hops az London-PacIne Coast In good demand
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OIL MARIE

OIL City. Penn oct 3i:Natio1o Transit crrt iitS
2sc sales 1876 900 bbls charters, 80 io1 bhs; ship
,nod.s Al 376 bbls runs. 81 400 hhs.
" pittsburr Penn. oct 3l-Pctrolcum firm but nothing
Natonal Transit cerncats opened at 70c closed
an &c. highest 7Sl.c lowest. 7Gc . .,o..
bradford Penn. Oct. SlNsto1al Transit certnca.s t
55-,c; cearances, 174,0 900 bbs.
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d. ca7 n at - 30 80 do 2io ~ at - 30 81 DO i'' j"
~ ~. Is, a coughs 200 N, at 49, IN. =. -, "a 40
" J. Love 4 Co.: 81 "er"e'" 1872 49, -
$50 do 142 n. at g d. 10. Hon. e74 r. at "a %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
~,rNTRAI RAILROAD OF JERSEY,
I = LnnT nE IIRERrY ST. NORIH RIVER

l. FOOT OF LiBERTY.s NORTH RIVER
o Time for r' Ra. 81 o'GSS5 Chunk
scranton EG,dSs w HlSssSSg ON sa
daSs for Es,ton. Allentown, Maueh Chunk "HNeS''r''
apc s,rsn'O on for Faston. ., c,..
100 a. NJ, for Ea,ton Aentown ara chunk and sSamo.
On Sundays, Easton, Allentown N"u'" '"O'"
III, and 900 a. for Estqo c%iGEn 4 Pcs
Vile Tamagaa Ssa%SSi PrSr cor to wlm.por
port 90 TSrS % for Fto Na9Gs CAM ra BOD
H 9s nss@ %s,d rS' SSaR "a Chunk Read
81, r. for w Mns scranton Tamaqua Potts
M M for tS' f fai'Sn %nsoT9 Chunk Read
Ing Tarrs6ur; Sc Sa9 ,Ss A IL aSy p II"
For ktlantIe Hghands az 20 90 No. M 100 p M
For Frechod at ,i5, SIS, 10 80 a. m'' 'SV' 'O'
eGo p onc Branch and points South 70 Point Pass2s
at AS us il is a. M 400 600 p M SDn'''''
900 Sunday trains DO not stop Ocean Grove or A'S1
paT For Red Bank at as s:l5 II Is a M 80 f"o'
40 800 p M S S9e'f River V and Bainasat as sis
SU 80 ctg vneand and Brdge;On, at '5 a
SSrgGsA r So 500 go T. s s ssSa 500
sGAnRIcggT ESrnESS viii i'5Es %s
Reseh ID a. M for New York VIA sr21sero,o5 az a. ~
~ Rctuning leave Ncwyork. foot OF Lioe''y-sI' ~ 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
,,uaae,hia nj 30 7:i5 o 100. II 80 4. m, %
90 20 20 5 90 800, $50 M i2iiS n n n,
siW%nSSyS' 400: IL 100 a. m.,2 100, $50 SVo wv
p NJ 10 ns and Washington daily 90 II 80 te,'
For DSnV m 90 $40 100 p NJ, l2;ls n .lshs
' s,iiDs 20 ssuT IA i pss Ssvs
ne ey for Reading Harrisburg postsve SC ph
ror sui9u th nj 20 BuIes Paor Carr go r D.
10 TX mdncht except saturday night Sandssss y, s
| D.r,or "a seat
Al, oil ITO sos Broadway. !sI oth,svTe rsst $50
| los h-st lSt Fast l2oth,St NEW New, for"' N
Fulton st os Broadway, BrooAlyn Ill o.. and cheoh
| New.York Transfer Company WIZ "a" LUZ -
| baggage from hotel or residence.
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losl anu fonn0

7 OsT.-Bankbook No. 211 AS. on Dry Dock Saving
l. hank. Any person having claims upoa sad book Is
allied upon present the same To the bank withh 50
dsvs or said book viii b. declared Cancelled ana eA-
rItg,ilsn ID and a issued in lieu thereof
. DyERTl SEMENTS FOR THE NEW.YORK IRib-
"A me WILL nE RECEIVED At he OPiOWH
al q n H.; go West Twenty third-st. corner otl-
ave i52 Ghays l5s FOartha'e corner b9 GU
icae Third near sixty rs,t Les Frst,a'e Cd
TX ,b.rtvst 81 Avenue A: 1929 Thrd.avc and
HARLEM OFFICE lso last oh anu IN
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Railroads
-NTON RICyCJF, RR co.

rNHE BOYNTON BICYCLE RK. co.
i ASA for tickets by way OF the y. Y and Sea Beach
nd BicycIe RR. route Bay Ridge Round trip ticket.
~ " 10 brighton Beach and return, 4Oc. Best nours
$40, 10 Ample tine for t, eAd ,hlnagS ava
stsrbor and by rail 20 Conev Island and pack r. MOODY
R0yNTON President u. Il. Rway. Offices 81 Nassau'st
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STAINED.

- f,Iu L Low M.dAl NJ -.--.Se
81. C,ool ia ~ l.i3 N cdine - ~ ; q,
IN -, Io.L stll.Ag casfa tDriIed tite Cptoi
,.r.t Il 80. result a ae,Id.d or AK t'iiOuslouO Iie
M ii 4. ..U"tst h-u.e, wee "aAe idle IN t-c os!,
N ,Iu,e s.OnrI net I0>sc> Vi AUal- POINTS ltd' nay
o. weak. pod r,lorscd dctim. Oh a. ho t.1
1n,-n md a uepr,-en2 Ilnucs!cC, but the host
,~ a. us In, ii,l Lat recent repoiVs o damage W
'0'0 "A aa 20 ~ VA eael Tue large port receipts
", ~, IA n,.,,i,e.s. SAYS, 10000 Daies
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Proposals.

REAKWATkR Vt NEW-HAYEN, conn.
ID -Engnegr ohlce U s. Army Room a. , ATmy
d propcslls In trplcae, for construction OF break
AZ ScW.aNcn Conn. Will be received at this once
Until u2 t"ee os.o I%GS ae On IL invited 70 Act. Of
',grcss suproyed Fehruary .O, 1852 ana FEBRUARY -
ISL ,o 80 page 49, and VOL - page a. Statq iS
al Lars D. I. HOUSTON, Colonel OF Engineer
nROpOSALS FOR SINGH, l0-iNCH AND
l. IHNIvCu >ITEI. OCNS.-Ordnance OGlce. War De-
r,,1nt Washington. october ). ls0O-l nder the pro-
icn- o, section OF the act approved AUGUST ~ lS9o
a pgclo,ss. ia duplicate will b. received AZ THIS Office
, .irll'ns OF United states until o'clock D. ill.,
lIonI rIII'ksDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1880. at which time
1l In he publicly opened for furnishing the Ordnance
Up pa 5 Onch and twentyave go 12-inch steel guns
nd AMMUNITION for their test or Drooi an TO Dc oil Anerl
can .,ad ON ,hs Pa lie Coast Flank forms which
tols,Ss must riade and all Information REQUIRED By
Wrir IN. Chief OF Ordnance
nm IRON MANUFACTt 'RER>,-0 of
u. . ciii Octob r - ls9O--Propo-als will be re-
tr,nrt tils once until Il o'clock noon. o. THURSDAY
CIV aay OF December 1890 for furni.hlng The IA,
the iN labor all kinds necessary for INC completion
atia in,Hrv o. tie metll-wOrk TO- tn Not9Wss Sal
md dfcht stql on Caluonia rlans pecifeacns forms
10 X i- and other information may be o9t!sen o..
u II az lid, and to waive defects. W. H. HEUER
nay or az az Ingne r.. Z. :. A.. LlchtHouse Engineer
rrws5eltth District =
w ( ENGINEER OFFICE, Room g.. Army
4 ur,'dpg New.York. october 20, ls.N.-scnlcd PIC,
II r. uipcnt. win b. received at th ono, -, un aa
:: oe.t sandy Hook ~ j., OF ~ c0o cubic ys,ds Of
.cS n stone granite trap or limestone and 0s99o oa,,
BIO Roscndale Cement The attentsn Of b aa
nynrd , 20 "a 1851 Vol IS nse 33e aud Vol q,
ana "a statutes az Large. For fn Information apply
10 @. L. GILLESPIE Lleut'ool' VI Engineers
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oa4 oil bars baltimore 6j3 bags; worleans 1882
iar-- to.li. 2S3G GIG bags.
COJTON-On the SPOT dull and at 1-l6c decline.
ca,es or hale. con ption. Port receipts I'll?
a,c aganst 81 bales this day last week. ana % 3ol
d.NI Isl. movement
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATICNs
Fourth Avs. and 42d St., New York.

SuE RAILROAD STATION ~ TIE CrrA
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWo'
9s3O A. NJ. CHICAGO vESTIBULE LIAIIED-pue
1920 a. vi. -soUTHwESTEKN vEsTIBULE LIMIT.
EDIDue Cincinnati 80, indianapolis 10 90 Al" ~
1850 4. M.-WEsrERN DAY ExPaEss-daiiy except
4,5O p. sI.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED.
Due at Detroit at 10 a. M Chicago 90 y H. ne"
600 r. Mast WESTERN EXPREss-Due Chicago
'se ArA Mf1fAIR s fSPhfs MONTREAL AND MA
9.i5 p. M.NFAsT Sri LouIs AND CHICAGO tx
fRESs-Due indianapolis II 20 p m. next day. 81
aHi5 2s s5s e. nH5s
ts 80 20 49, 80 80 % p r. $50 s 1877 r2gso
o1S D. m, for Garrlsons West Point IS 80, III 30
"a 70 80 y 30 10 49, e Z II 30 1890
urd8 SS6 IA * 80 2 % go nlis' 10 80
s r. so SS 10 20 10 20 m o. &c. 30
H;fS ~ 10 9 SsH 10 so H. co. $780, sns
NIAGARA FALLs-Io 20 no so m, 4:5o 8 90 7: 80.
ADIIR0SDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTRFAL,ts 80.
ArhrS 70 GENE sg x 8SB isS So
BERKSHIRE HILLS VIA HARLEM DIvIsIoN-fii: le
P,ss sreg9s Apply e. Ssoa
Z P1. Place e wss l25h'' and ls' and s
BeGfordave e. d. Brooklyn ios ud.on.st Jersey CITY.
VISITORS Exess calls for and ghs,Es baggage ITO"
tDaly EXCEPT Sunday. sDaily except saturday othef
except those leaving a. 90 3 80 Ga a. T
Cpn't
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
TRACK AND TIE.

Superintendent of Motive Power
Morris, who was thought to be only
very slightly bruised IN the wreck of
the inspection special on the G.. K. q L.,
last Tuesday, Is now confined TO ms
bed. tie hao several bones crushed +,
but will be himself again shortly. Mr.
Agnew. of the c. & w. NJ. NJ, who was
also injured al that time. is again dis
charging his Official duties.
For taking up and discon tinuing the
track between Holland and Frultport,
via Spoonville, the c. & w. NJ. Railway
company Is asked BY John spoon for
the modest amount OF $4,000. To
make his request more explicit ne has
begun proceedings to that effect IN
Judge Groves court. The trial will
most PROBABLY be lengthy one.
The 200 soliciting books, recently dis
tributed oy +. NJ. Briggs, chairman of
the railroad committee OF the Masonic
Fair, among the railroad folk OF the
Masonic fraternity throughout the
State, are now being heard from. Each
book is accompanied by cash to tue
smount OF four dollars ana upwards.
The two stations on tue old line of
the c. 4 ". NJ. railroad, HRrbert and
Abingdon, nave been, tor the present,
discontinued. Cn the new line, recently
put into operation by that company
from Baldwin TO Traverse City, two
stations, Interlocken and Graviu, have
sprung into existence.
In regard to excess baggage the Mich
igAn Central railroad mas adopted , new
rule. All excess baggage must here
after be paid At the station from whence
it starts, instead OF collecting the excess
at its destination, as heretofore.
Local railroad affairs of any lmpor-
tsuce are scarce, few and iar between,
at present. Whether thc Mckinley bill
is the cause OF TINS state OF affairs Is a
question to ~ decided.
Capt. Gavett - still "pOor, lone
orphan" How long ne Will rem ain 80
s not yet known.
4 slight change = being made in the
position Of arc lamps at the Union
Depot
IRIS DAVIS. Of the 7. F. A, Cotton
Belt system, was II the city yestsr-
dsy.
V. L. Downing, Of the Savannah,
Florida 3 Nssssra Railroad, = IN the
city.
A Tot of new targets and flags were
received sY the G. Z. 4 l. Yesterday.
?. y. COVE, travelling freight agent
ot the Wstasn system, ls in tue city.
The c. 4 ". ~ have appointed g
B. Blood station agent a. Inland.
Gen. Msnsger Head. OF the e. & "
", went East yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

CIkcTIF-5 5okn Sp0on ". TIE c. 4
". 81. kz1N2y coasPAny, tzesf4ss ca
TIE ease. 90 tri2l. Ibe fSopie vs.
Wsilizm Hayden ard fI2ng llreTu,
- 3 .eaktsa = ~ sslss - A<sz1ns la4ss-
10 ssoa fer bufE a. &sa l&reeny, pea
q - - sslloEz saas. s<<1 sAixSasa g&1 -
Aao sAeh w@s ssssseuoea - s1&ts pr.soR
- sst kssn kSsE thRsa sc-ls Lelss&zk
Nl-s-llilk \ -. -. ssss< - i, D3sf *
a., 4AEesxgs decEee allowing Lens as
s.b3sIt2peoRs kl4lns th priority over
nRttgaEe of defendant KfoNn. Sarah
A. Necoliura Va. sylvester NornNen r.
al, tresB4ss. judgment For piainfiff
against defendant Cofnwell Ter >4A.4ai
) QSgment for defendant Clark for
costs f4tE4ek j. Britain ss. AIe rtfesa
Railway ComFsny of 0fzha Aeplds.
tIespass on lAe case motlon Tor liea
Irial ceRied With costs, .neittu.ng "a
attorney lee ~ SO. LUnan Jenson
a. Vs- Jerry Dvloung e a., eh4n-
/ oerys decree c.smlssl ns O8il With costs
70 defendants. AbIam b. Know
son We. sarah Brulst, chsncery
decree for complainant, <ls7l.i4.
De1irsaf, NFieing 4 Co. ys. Aaelne
Aulick et al, ebaDceryi decree Tor com
plants against defendants Auhek and
Travis with costs for defendant Ives
dIsmissing bill with costs. state Bank
OF Minneapolis ys. seymour ". fefe-
gfine, assumpsit; Judgment Tor defend
ants for costs. The state Bank II Mn
neApolis We. :. ". Peregrine, appeal
from circuit court commission, at
tachment dissolved with costs. HaT-
yey JOslin Vs. Henry NJ. Goebel et al,
chaneery; order that defendants de
post books with Harvey Josl'n, RS
signee, and that he permit petitioners
10 have access TO inspect the accounts
| pertaining 10 the business of the estate
and subject matter OF this suit. Daniel
| +. Corbltt and William Hake vs.. Laura
r. Adams, certiOrarl; order Affirming
| Judgment OF lower court with costs 10
| plaintiffs IN error. Charles L. Rood vs..
Andrew j. Proyin and VIM. Provin.
/ chancery; injunction denied; demurrer
| sustained with leave 10 complainant 10
amend bill of costs, including a solicitor
| fee of $40. Rosie Y. Griffin VS.. Emer-
son +. Griffin, chancery; decree for
| complainant. VIM. l.. Arndt We. Ella
/ Arndt, chancery; order dlsmissing bill.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus Perkins, Judge
4 -l<rtabC VI lScRCAf NtA-
| ceased; will and petition for probate
filed; hearing Dec. !. Estate of Amasa
| b. Watson, deceased; executors second
annual account filed; hearing Nov. "a
Estate of Emeline Patchin, mentally
incompetent; letters 10 Roby Hawkes.
| guardian. Estate of Carrie Brown, de
ceased; inventory filed. Estate OF Eva
A. SieGe, ct al, minors; letters tC
Jacob W. steffe, guardian. Estate oi
| Daniel b. Elsbey. deceased; inventory
! filed. Estate of Catherine ii. Llscomb
deceased; inventory filed.
SUPERIoR.-Hon. f. A. Burlingame
J judge-In re-opening, ETC., of Allen-st.
trial adjourned until 29th inst. A. l.
Hatch and John B. White VS.. City oi
Grand Rapids, trespass on the case
trial adjourned until Friday, Novem
! Der Z.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

- 80 4Ae4EEA.
TIE nlzuagess of Powers Grand
oseFz hoas~ hsse xegy ~.ssly sleessd
k-Fss .e>gzsss1oE JAz1seAsks peri aEaa-
Aaes ~ gstg Hks great Bos.ssIiAp' :
ia sF.eFsonxtion of the II fsfed
SECS Of Scots has be<a assoc stea
asth ~ fsms for mxny sssEs apa this
paa besa eAs sf her naost ssstalEec char
ssgss zAhons. aad then IN constructing
stas pay scatter. IKE shskespsafe,
wrote IN Sdezncs Of his tine. There :
motive and paFpOs@ "A nearly every
seaseaes- Ths iRtsress neYsE n4gs Il
s hsing history. although hghiy en-
0~liishsd 81 = master playwright The
nssElng oI tie tho queens. kli1ape u
2n2 A4ry, leg capture IA foFtheflDgAy ,
PARK : one OF many strong and inter
esllng scenes IA tue play. one OF ne
leading Toronto papers sslSes hail a col
umn 10 JAnuaschek's performances OF
the paIt lsst week and n the article
truly says ''thls performance ls one of
the most finished a. JAnnscnek's : fepeF-
tore, aud there = no other historical
play holding the stage 10 compare With
Mare stuart 10 interest
Ga Friday nght Januschek viii play
Tor the iirst time here, Queen Bess, IA
Heinrich Lambs play entitled Essex
a brilliant work which comes with high
cutlcai commentator. anu IL wlll have
tie advantage OF fine east. new COS
tunes and equipment. The story OF
this play while q ls IN the main histor-
zeal, IS tuii OF heart interest, aud il rev
els tNo sides OF the Queens character.
Meg MerrIlies IS 10 DC the attraction
on Saturday matinee and Lady Mac
beth Saturday night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
FREE LUNCHES DON'T GO.
Mayor Uhf vetses the Action ~ the
rommoa Council

MAYOR Uhi vetsss the Action of the
Commen Council
The lunches furnished by City Mar
shsi Wilson 70 the inspectors Of election
wH probably have 70 he paid oy the
inspectors themselves, unless the coun-
cil can muster enough votes to pass the
resolution anew over tae mayors vote.
MAYOR Uai has fled the following doc
ument With the city clerk
MAvoR's OFFICE.
GRAND RAPTns. Mich. Nov. 5, 90
To the Honorable the Corrmon Council
of the City Of Grand Rapids
tsrNrrEwEN- bv virtue Of nv Office
hsrlbv suspend the operation of and
veto fhe resolution adopted hv your
honorable BODY st its meeting held Ne
vrf,,arr 8. INST. hy vhlch ne naarsaai
az the citv was instructed 20 provide,
a. TIRE exrense 81 The Cltv. lunches Eof
The members of the seversl hosrsis Of
inspectors Of election Nhlie perform iux
the duties ~ such boards At ne cleo
tons held II sad citv ms day.
Mr reasas Why the sd -esoiutlon
shoa8 not go Into eject are tneses
f'rst, IN nsv cpiufon there = no slsthor-
tfv the iaw For suca appropriation Ct
puet money second, the Iaw does
ret contsnsnI t,st in sdsi,an to tfie
r'eneyea ccrrsn ssNen - sues REM
eers iae cry sas pr1v,de tbeir sesF1.
IrFr1, fae rrecsde1t th1s established
IL rot Ssll 'storv
Respectfully.
ErvrS + UHI. Mayer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
MAKE No ERRORl

If fyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance. employ only the
best. Go at once TO DIR. :.
Clay Todd. ~ Monroe-st.
room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
He viii save You much ex-
pense and loss of time. Dr.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign coun-
tries. together with his
purely vcgetabir and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectIy from those countries,
and p years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States. render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work Of curing apparently
hopeless cases
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Attend the Asphalt masquerade.
Marriage Lieen.r..


Like the lily, once mistress OF the
field. woman often hangs her head and
perishes. trusting to innocence and
love to protect" Her eve may grow
dim. her cheeks pale, before her lips
viii reveal the secret OF her suffering.
Approaching ibis element IN woman's =
nature, Dr. r. Y. Pierce has prepared
a remedy, called "Favorits Prescrip-
ton" adapted esFeCiaily for the dis
seases and weaknesses peculiar 10
women. and placed she sane on sale bv
druggists Ask for the "Favorite Pre-
scripton. and you can cure Yourself
without publicity. and witaont beinx
subject - the examinations of sur
ccons. FuH directions with each
isottls Tt = the only guaranteed cure.
81 e guarantee on every t0ttle.rravper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
FOR THE EAST.

Via Grand Rapids and Indiana. and
Pennsylvania Lines, October 1890.
Leave Grand Rapids. 200 p. m.
Arrive Fort Wayne, 7:25 p. IN.
Leave Fort Wayne, 100 p. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 6:35 a. m.
Arrive Harrisburg. 3:20 p. m.
Arrive Baltimore, 6:55 D. m.
Arrive Washington, S:l5p. m.
Arrive Philadelphia $50 p. IN.
Arrive New York, 9:35 p. m.
Sleeping car space secured upon
application at Union Ticket Office, Mon
roe-st.. or to A. A.mquist, Ticket Agent
O.. K. ! Station.
G. l.. LocKwoop, G. p. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

"Fort Donelson," the military melo-
drama which achieved such unqualified
success at a prominent New York
theater recently, will be presented in
this elty At Powers the first four nights
and Wednesday matinee of next week.
and the promises point toward q per-
Torrance OF more than ordinary in
terest. The play is the joint work of
Col. George and Prof. Charles +. Dit
mar who have been eminently success
ful in depicting several stirring scenes
calculated TO awaken the keenest pos
sble enthusiasm of an audience who
are afforded the additional pleasure of
listening 10 weIl-told story OF ro-
mantle nature, through which there is
a liberal infusion OF spirited comedy OF
such n quality as never fails 10 create
boisterous merrment. The company
employed III the presentation of Fort
DOnelsOn" IS one of exceptional ex-
cellence and includes the name of three
who are pleasantly remembered for
their efforts IN other successful plays.
Mrs. Emma Frank who directs the
fortunes of Fort Donelson is a lady well
known to amusement patrons, and in
her new venture she has been extreme
ly liberal IN providing the necessary
scenery and other appointments in order
to give this truly great production a
proper hearing.
Seats now on sale at the box office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Attend the Asphalt masquerade.
The Masquerade.

The Asphalt masquerade tonight pro-
mlses to be the event-next to the
Democratic avalanche-of the season.
Cedar Springs, Byron Centre, and
many other towns have written to the
committee asking for information. and
promising that large delegations from
those towns would be in attendance.
Mayor Uhl has consented to deliver an
address, about D. m, which he will do
from platform erected on the corner
of Crescent-ave. and Canal-st. AS las
already been mentioned, there will be
magnificent illuminations, gorgeous
fireworks and lots of sweet music.
police protection will be in attendance
and perfect order Will be enforced. A
bicycle parade will be one of the fea-
lures before the grand march. No
woman will be allowed on the asphalt
after 9 o'clock, who IS not masked.
Take it all in all, it will probably be the
most attractive occurrence that has
graced Grand Rapids for decade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
FUKkLT PKKsoSAI-

Mrs. Charles Wansce snd dsughter
have returned fraaessr2sa' Haven.
Nrs tensss 6ensss. az Esxasee = ss
visiuaz tsFeHls - .sasr 80 rs Al =
tsys. .ee ~~.
Mss Bertha Reed. of Jackson. hss ~
turnea home after visit Wlth his sss-
ter. Mrs.. Henry hsyss.
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popular re1Tess BzAtsve o. tae latte
Eycoou, - 10 town psvl1g tae wsy fol
hi : excellent crrab nsner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

Ladies' should not forget 70 attend
the art display at the Wheeler & VIII
son sewing machine Office, 90 South
Division ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

lie Clear, the photographer. has ex-
tended the time for situngs on tickets,
as It was impossible to make all the
negatives within the certified time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Mi.ses, reefer. at Kiader 8 90.

Mrs. K. Washington IS no longer at
the Turkish bath rooms, corner lonIa
and MOnroe-sts.. Any persons wishing
10 see her viii call at No. 497 =. 0tta-
vast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

To the members of the Committee on
DOnation:-There Will be an important
meeting of the committee at Masonic
headquarters in the Hartman block on
Thursday evening. November at s p.
m. Every committee is requested to
be present. GEO. K. PERRY,
Committee.