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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
n. H. WINANS
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.
3 ND q ToWER BLOcK.

So
WANTED Female Help-3 dishwashers, /
W pastry cook. general cooks chamber
maid, dining room siris. girls Tor genera
hOuSework, ] laUndry woman. sewing girls,
lazy AGENTS. Ladies Parlor. Tower block.
business CHANCES-f0r sale az Exchange
ID = general stocks. $500; Hardware. S5a0;
a $500 livery stock Ia good location. doing n
good business. , drug stocks Well lQcatea in
city, SlloF, az ste l ary good stock. 5000
hardware, so 500, grocery stock. ssVNi
dry good. sltOl
L'OR SALE Or EXCHANGE-For Grand Rap
ids properly. 80 acres OF nrstclass land. 40
acres cleared, miles from Vaudeville. only
sl60o.
EOR sALE-l6I acres Of The finest land IN
Michigan; good house. large basement.
barn. acres OF orchard. everything FIRST class
will take s0o0 10 $3.50 in city or village prom
erty; a bargain. only 80 per acre. cheap al :. o.
Tor SALE-A good 7-room house. finished IN
4 OIL and varnlsh nearly new. on saien-aye.
only $50.
EoR SALE-You can GET a nice. new S-room
4 house, with closets. large lot. an alley on
WOodlawn ave-. for sleOv.
EOR SALE-SlT00 will buy 7-room house.
sewing room and closets, very convenient
nice lot. on SeriDner-st
EOR SALE-A new Groom house. pantry and
closets. on ha.l-st. only Sll0O.
FOR SALE-New modern house on corner
Co!t-aye $500: will exchange for cheaper
property or vacant lots
no EXCHANGE-For house and lot on West
j. side, an Sr0om house on Center-st.. Sl7V0.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE houses and
lots OH South Lafayette-st. for $500; q
good investment 10 rent.
E0R SALE-A 6-r0om house, with pantry and
closets. IN good neghborhoOd on Center
ST., only sl400.
EOR SALE-A bargain; only $500 for l2-
room house. large lot. on Turnerst.
FOR SALE-Ihree vacant lots on Turner.
IL 5000.
Q1TQ0 WILL BUY an Sroom house; nicely
pI w finished very convenient; on Tr0w-
hridgc-st.
Ct -Nl FOR nice s-room house on Center
IL w ST.; will exchange for house and lot
on West Side.
| 5000 FOR 4 neat litt,e house on Lincoln
| g0OO ST.; lot 4gx2i7; terms easy.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-We have nice
- clean little stock of staple groceries well
located I'm the city. to exchange for vacant
lots; sickness in the family the cause: invoices
| about $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
A GREAT manv women have

A great many women have
given up expecting to find a
comfortable corset.
Mistakei There's is one that
. fits nine women in ten.
For them it is comfortable; /;
it is more than comfortable,
a positive luxury.
Any merchant that has it
will tell you :"Wear it three
weeks, if you like, and I'll
give you every cent of your
money back, if the corset
doesn't suit you" Balls is
the one. Your merchant has
a primer on Corsets for you.
CHICAGO cossET Co.. Chicago eld New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
Glow to Cure All SKIN Diseases"

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT. 4"
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
PERCYSNYDE ER
oe Caralsf Pom Il
Widdicomb Building.

WORKING MEX ATTENTION. or 70 acre
W tracts for sac near p. A N. junction. oaiT
s75 an acre. Here = a chance 20 ret good
home
Ok FOOT FRONT on Scrihnsr-st. near
~ Bridge on : sl4 rents FOR sl+4 yea.
CHOTcE - acre farm iR Southern Illinois to
trade for property here.
NEW --rosn hoSse ana choice lots. only
" f7ls
DRUG STORE business and stock r. frsf
~ cisss location for ssies ressoa for selling.
81 heath of propTist0rf price Szs0 vorth
doutie The auount 70 = I've msn-
I HAVE = Hrst-ciass hTerT steck for sac Or
n trade
MONEY 70 T0AS - 2 and Per ceut - r,it
II s6ss6 security. Percy Snyfer = Ca1aa-s1.
II Will PAY parties vfshfsa - m sss fa-
\ vesf-ents 81 esa and lees ever uY nsf Ds-
fore SarcbssiRE
PERCY SN NYDER
8 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

The Christmas (Deoemberl number
OF Frank Leslle's Popular Monthly Is
bound IN a special illuminated cover Of
beautiful design, IA autographed cOlors
and gold; and the contents amply full
fil tue promse OF this elaborate exterior.
The leading article - y richly Illus
trated narrative of ''Dr. TalInage IN the
Holy Land, describing the Palestine Of
today as seen by the great preacher
during his recent visit. rne lfe-story
OF Louisa, "the ideal Queen and
ideal woman OF Prussia" is told,
accompanied by Nine. Lebrun's ex-
quisite portrait, and many views. "An
Old-ume Chronicle" is CLEANED from
the famous PASTOR Letters, familiar TO
all students of medieval English litera-
ture. Other articles having profuse
pictorial establishment are: "Bits Of
the Black Forest" Canine Pets" by
Edwin III Morriss, "The Early California
Missions" by Caroline Stevens Walter,
zone Christmas IN Egypt" by Colonel
J. Mllliken. and "Chlns-painting," by
Lily Marshal. There are short stories
by Lucy Hooper, Nora Marble, Eta w.
Pierce, Fanny Isabel Sherrck. and
others, and illustrated poems by w. T..
Henley and Georgia A. Davis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

DR.. r. Button. the dentist, who has
been located on Canal-st. for the past
twenty years, has recently moved his
office to the Twamley block, % Canal
ST., corner Lyon-st., rooms 33 and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

~ HAMS IN thls loltols - cAs1 secll1cs
- aSN ~ - iol Aaa ttt o4lAaue Ca -
Faid sle 9a~fte<sy stgAoui kniefest- = 4.
fFSfte. Lsstetls alsek
A 0tiQD reSlasncs iaf szie. AFs 3kne 4
n t&Ef aEUFs tol sAlf Nef rrsl4caor, tasfasf
= y a. So - asio l.Atas .lf6 S4si flo4ss /
cerapr e sees eiEAas Aaoe sao1efa NaL.
fs1ieaees wiN - sala eAsAp terms - sui
az ~ 81 ohes4cn-st Ara. als i. lArf. SIS
EAak sAlk-Ny nsN han4t Ne - 1errace
sft.t lNSi s@Uth ef Wc4ahy. tat 81 tle
Ffesites stes &ea besf pelltoai hoods In TIE
cfis a. aoctEl ItapEs1 frilfNtS Ard tfl Ftam 81
] aafr Nut atNA tae price ieur lalEfta & s..
las ana ehFr 81 4of SAFE lof 500
Buchanan lsrdy2r4 n.ock rasnssr and 81 4llf
TOR SAEE- New Z rasu Aaase 81 grfracs
ave- eci wees AVN tanfI AID fiIti,.tt
lfick sci furnace. feAltAtrc fttiaf llarr xtf -.
hauss. scVeI. olty water. cls4eFn saG a.a1tf.
filt hearth, h4s kiAaoW. oAtsioe cLilAUes. Gr-f
sfarx rntsAfo a fsancif0 04k llSiiit slas
nArtle lANaforR HuG betu SAB Nli1 aat 49,
tala water ISL dtKlaa sraaed soaass 49,
~alks ana conCrcIa streti Vaiks yara i...l ~
nsfufaI oaks LouSa 1Ntli ~ 40 4 l8aiefial~ .5
fhlaUzhs price S4e4i. a. - per month ~.
i.foasa h0usc on faris ava, nith aN la adsr. Z.
i.nisras sculalIs &. J9 sfr s-s per IDaalA "a l..x
nents kko&ng iots 80 feris 90 leae snd lri-
fa4e-aFe. 81 Glon SIS g. t.at- LhaTsos N .
quffs Ledsara bloek fc1rl-st eutraaoe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

LYMAN BEASr, Of Detroit, sx-Repre-
sentative and a printer, 3 a candidate
for the position of Clerk OF the next
House. lie ought 70 have it. There
are not many Democrats, ss yet, who
care 70 stand comparison with Dan
Cro&man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

CoxsrpsRISe The many "rsform"
questions Of legislation proposed by ths
incoming State administration, with iis
many headed allies, the prospects Of a
short session Of the legislature are not
eacouasxir
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

lie Clear, the photographer, has ex-
tended the time for sittlngs on tickets,
as it was impossible to make all the
negatives within the certified time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

HEFE = an TEN of news from the
espit&l city. which VII interest some
Grand Rapids patriot. 1T seems to be
the general belief that Il. y. Pugh vii
get tie position Of commissioner OF Ia
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

THx sccunulation Of thirty ST years
Of hunger snd thirst = enormous, snd
pnessy must ls tne cr0wned head of
Cincinnatus Winsns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

A satin lined cheviot jacket, full
lailor made, only $40 at Kldder q Co.'s,
which IS the bargain of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

THr Democratic stomach q Injured 20
strong things. bus the present greedy
appetite for ofice = likely % bring on a
state of chronic political dyspepss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most salts
fapfOrv
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Most complexion powders have a vul-
gar glare, but PozzOnrs is a true beati-
tier, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

The November number of the Ladies'
Home Journal Is devoted 10 Thanks
giving topics. The number is season
able and attractive, "Campanlni's
article on "How to Train the Voice, "
also appears.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

The Worthington Company has just
brought out IN the Rose Library "As
bern: From the Life of q Nirtuoso," n
translation from Ossip Schubin by
Elise l.. Lsthrop. This is musical
novel;" IN which love and muse are the
dominant "motiyes." For sale by
Eaton, Lyon & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
j. 3. HORTON.
ZEAL = S T AT {

o1ee-Fcsn "a NsR Neas.--so saele r.
sra8a Hanf7S Nfrf
Holses 49, i1-s crt frspe rfr- fsrs f'r
safe tr exeEaase. H1lses te reaf CT feT ee
et eos oaV ren-s Mcre7 e. ean a. ear
reEf rates tfef FCHr property r - 4s and
ysaE vests szall reeelrs srs1sEf stteassa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

As Arsrn showers bring sweet May
flowers. 81 hss ne recent eiecton
started ap lavurisus erap q Dessc-
eraac PossihilaeA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Games of all kinds at Dettentealer S
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
Lily White Flour

Fresh Shrimps and Scallops at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
LITERARY PABULUM.

The Upper Ten. No. 54. Of the Amer
lean Novelist Series, by ". II. bali0u,
and dedicated 20 John G.. Whittier, s
original Ia design and calculated 10 re-
feet the great progresses OF today and
create those Of tomorrow. iE - = new
type OF Action as the author has not
drawn upon tue works 81 others.
Published by the United states Book
Co., successors 10 John ". Lowell Co.,
New York. Ia p4per.covers. so cents.
soT sale by Eaton, Lyon & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

TEE Democratic rush for the Speak
srship Of the Michigan House has only
Just begun, and F. ". Cook, of Muske-
gon, Rowland ConnOr, Of Saginaw,
Judge Miner. Of Detroit. Thomas Bark
worth. OF Jackson. Fred Richardson, Of
Ottawa, and Philip B. wschtel, OF Pc
toskey, have been heard from. There's
always room for one more.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

| WILL SELL you one o. those beautiful lots
Il on uN llfth-aFe. addition Ter tHN. $50 -
Ss0 on easy terms also sixfy-nine choice lots
GA McPDerson's addition. numbers FIRST ana
second. same price, terms cre quarter cash.
balance on time ~ per cent beautifully ia-
Gated call snd see me in new once a. u Aorth
lrCuf-st.
= tNN3O store basement. and elecEnf rooms
on second fo0r. h0f water heat ~ Only fIrf.
Cal 81 ny resl estate oitce. No. u y, froni-si-
HOUSES n az parts % CITY from tsoc totoao
III No. "A North Ifonfst-
STFAM and water heating and pluuh.ng ~
> Grand Rapids steam bestnE and Fismts
iug Co. "A North front-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Now that 1t IS determined by the re-
cent decision of the United States Su-
preme court that discretionary powers
may be vested in ofHcials-as TO the is-
sue of liquor licenses. all friends Of
temperance and good city government
should unite in asking the next Legis-
lature 20 go amend the charter Of
Grand Rapids. as to give the Common
Council the power, in uhmRtakable
terms, 20 refuse licenses to improper
persons, 20 refuse licenses to sell liquor
IN improper places and 70 revoke q IL
eense for abuse of its privileges. Such
powers would effectually dispose of all
trouble with the arcade" and other
similar places.
There is no expense for decent peo-
pie 70 allow the existence of "hell-
holes" even though they cannot
entirely DO away with the open saloon.
And the idea that an evil should not
De restricted and minimized, simply be-
cause 10 cannot be abolished, belongs
only 70 cranks and not to sensible men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
cRozIER 4 CUTTERS
CROMER & CUTTERS
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
En-. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Is Canal Street. Telephone 94l.

lfANTID-A residence lots must have 81
" least 20 IL, frSntsFe sHd located hrtu efH
trcsct nt-akf. Hnd che rN-sf-f Mil pas a q
ihfs cast Ana haiance giit-uaee c.fy pfItg.
Nfotler Callers real estate dcHAfiiat ni.
E0R RENT-rwo stores on south D.flsioa.st..
rent Tt asolable.
EOR RIM Modern house cor. Of u e. ihs
aad fais-sye.
FOR RENT-four tenement. ss5 West Bridge
s.
EiOh RENI-Spiendid location Tor S har3-
L ware aterr Hnd meat market VII mAk "a
terms easy Tor hrsf yesr. Ca uB CroEirr 4
cutler real estate department. Tor parilcu ATe
GQ-E VII buy splendid cOrnerlot on North
- ~ Lafayette 81
G11l0 new touse. rooms, south part II
~ AN'y city. To- sac on easy poyintufs
CQO0 Will buy a neat. new. Groom house On
@oNp line OF new South Grand ha slds Lice
TIC ky, Just bcine coUpietco. tlou down.
balance monthly payments
MlSkE60N LOIS ana acre property f0F
- sale cneap. Lets ou chase j Auo addition
$50 o -, on "a 4ntniy payment. Call anl
We VII tell you a. about MKskc9ou.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Miss Chamberlin - How prosokingl
Aatmlde. | thought ! told ycu to dis
tribute those engagement rings among
the trunks.-Judga
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
DESIRABLE
MODERN. HOME
FOR SALE!!!!

Expecting to remove from the city,
! offer for sale my residence, located
on one of the best streets on the hill.
House contains parlor, sitting-room,
dining-room, lavatory and kitchen on
first floor, six bedrooms and bath room
on second, bed room and store-room in
attic, balance of attic all floored and
large enough to finish into a couple OF
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room, ETC., in basement.
House has furnace, gas, electric bells
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete in every particular, hav-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is go by $50, or larger if desired.
For further particulars address
DUNTON * BATES,
Widdicomb Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
WAETRp-To RENT.


WANIED-TO rent a store With basement
w Tor mercantile business on Canal or
MonrOest. near Campau Square. Y. box =. 30
WANTED-To rent good grain and stock
w farm; must have convenient buildings
and be near 10 market. Address T., box 4. this
Office. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

lAAAikl~a- -1icSnan Tor tsi samples Tar
W uishrd free references req lifel Adams
Home Furnishing heuse. a esNlh intisien -
SAG 81 - IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

slzss' REFERS At K.dasr 4 Ce.'a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

AANIEp-A capable srd Wiiiiag Voua
" Nho Is acquainted VITA eIly aaa eaa far
u 81 references 81 Ncsk- h9ola "a Leay aysfd
iIafk ii laxafa 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
aELP WANTED FgxkLE

SAG ssl - lni
aRLP wAkTED-fGSkLE
KNANIED-A good competent German riH
w 10 $50 general hOl SeNork ne olhefs need
apply, Mrs. smith. s. LsgraVesi -
WANTED Immediately sirl tor general
w housrwerk. So Barclays 50
WANTED eooSs for hotel. 70 general girls.
W diuinE-room g.Fisi also pesiuou Ter
experienced srxmstress 10 - out by the dhH.
81 West Bridge a.. room 4 50
XVANTFD-A eompeteut girl Tor general
" housswefk. lai Aorh 0oiiest-a'e' -
NVANrED-A competent rln for general
hoasswork. Apply al - south LaisSeiiss,
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
WAAtth-By ga experienced man. position
As lanltor best Of references address
H.. box =, tAis once. 81
FOR REST-Eo0Ks.
EoR ENT-Furnlshed noon suitable Tor two
gentlemen steam heated and gas. Inquire
at o. Pearist 81
EoR RENT-Furnished rooms convenient
Tor light housekeeping ta ParA-st. d1
E0R RENT-Newiy furnished rooms With
board also sun Of rooms III cheloon-st
TOR RENTING furnished rooms on The
4 ground moor. TO housekeepiugt furnace
heated sleeping rooms. 2lz balrett-st. 81
TOR RENT-Furnlshec and uafurnished
Il rooms at the Brunswlck. a. South DIVISION
ST.; steam heated. Mrs McGee- 81
DOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated
IL N.H1
block south 81 Futon-st. Park. all modern im
2rovemenisi good Office rooms frst moor. 2Siti
IFOR RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable for
l. TWO gentlemen. Inquire - HanSom-st.
DOR RENT - Furnished aud unfurnished
L rooms. steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs.
a. i. smith. so.d
FOR RBBT-HoUsEs.
OK new houses on Godfrey ave, near Nc
/ - Cord a Bradield factory. s 10 ~. Lots on
Colt K knmsey's plat IA First ward and lots IA
! Fourth and Fifth wards. $50 70 $50. and
lumber IA nished. Chas.W. Colt, So Pearl-st. 81
TOR RENT-A nice large house Of rooms. in
Il center of city; rent extremely low L right
parties. house of rooms. gas and modern
/ Improvements; one OF rooms. gas. good cell
| lar. etc; two very desirable houses o. and 4
nS5's TSomf io sdsa eRa oas tor roos 3
all ia irst-class location rent low. Cai before
/ renting elsewhere. b. W. Barnard. % Nj
] NernOn-St.; ll22 Canai-sf.. opposite Red
/ mcnd's Opera House. Phone ll6. so
| TOR RENT-South \ Of double house on
! Il Prosprct-st.. lUst south OF Cherry ST.; all
| the modern Improvements. Apply at 81
| Cherry-St. 81
| TOR RENT-Lower part OF house. furnished
Or uRfurnished; modern Improvement
/ Inquire at once 81 Shawmut-aye. 81
| EOR RENT-House No. us Barclay-st This
| i is a large house with modern c0nNeniencrs
| will rent for a nominal figure until spring.
| Fred A. Maynard, rooms and ?. New House
man bUi dag.
FOR EEHT-BUsIEEeS PLACES.
| EOR RENT-Two floors over p Canal-st..
4 consisting OF l. rooms; also - floors over
/ q Canai-st.; also several small houses IN
/ quire Joseph Ii. Martin. 40 Cana-st.
! FOR RFNT-Corner store. in good repair. In
the Miller block, West Bridge ST.; central
! location. Apply 10 Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. -
! West Bridge-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

NVANTED-A competent girl Tor genera
W housswoFk. l5l North Coliegt-afr. >
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
AGENTS wANTED.

WANTED Lady agents for Taimage's new
W work. grand success call cary. rs shaw
mut-sve. 81
KEANTED-A few good agents - sell the
W original Webster Dictiensrv.T has the
oxford fe1ibie back. reduced 20 500. Mar
tiudsle 4 Harris. - Porter block. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
WANTED-To sELL or gKoHANeg.


TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for well located
Grand Rapids real estate. the largest and
best located hotel ia White CiouG. Mich. For
Cloud. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Ez~a F-Er wrferef ir box stalls ~
- ..Erenrs ffeer f'mrtsv nar fIrfefs
81 - saee - - f-ffre-ss 1srethsa-
5{<Hr4rs sriTfr 81 ~ - sfarse. - E7f.
= - 70 tuatre5 ard ffF serrs 81 rasf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

WANIED-Immediately girl for gene
w housrwerk. So Barclays
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

DADCLIFF'& & HOLT. general waTehouse1nen.
III AZ III south Diyision-st.. store pianos and
furniture az low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
IL hy telephoDing No. 900. jan I-9l
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

ANANIkD-A good competent Nerman fir
w 10 go general hol l>eNork ne others Etcf
apply. MIS-. smith. 81 LsgraNe 81 s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

WANTED -B0ARDERs.
DOARDERS NANTED-lsenflemen or ladies
ID wishing room and board ~ day or week n
private family. please call 80 a North College
ave. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

WANTED eoaAs FOR hotel. 10 general girls
W diuing-room girls also pesiuou u
experienced SrSmstress 10 - out - the dss
81 West BrldGost.. room 4 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

NNANIED-A competent rlu for genera
" nousework. Apply al - south LaisSeiis
81 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
FOR IEHT-BUsIEFss PLACES.

TOR RENT-Tw0 floors over - Canal-st.
consisting Of L. rooms; also u floors over
q Canai-st; also several small houses. ln-
quire Joseph Ii. Martin. 80 Cana.-sf.
TOR RFNT-Corner store. in good repair. In
the Miller block. West Bridge ST.: central
location. Apply 10 Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. -
West Bridge-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

EELP WANTED KALE

Mn wanted lecAl ans irase,inz. fosiliens
u permanent 81 pArilae. SALARY tfaI Start
kARericnce nnnsetssaFs. krgeA 5fss-, Auf
seIyucn Dhioago IA. Jan d
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09
|TRlRD EDITION



Mr.. j. d. Chsifant intending to leave
70 morrow for New York, from whence
Ia will s:ii gu saturday for HAVE,
France, on the French line steamer
kretaKue, lis III ids gave him . farewell
supper iast night III the dining parlors Of
'MuiieD's restaurant, Sixth aud Shiplsy
euects. TIE company waa made up
prime tAily Of the srtists Of the city and
9Ae Wilmington Croquet Club.
I. TIE table, spread with luxuriant
supper, was surrounded 1T 10 O'Clock,
anil from that time until IL O'Clock was
elsent Ia eating aud social conversation.
George w. Humphrey. an artist of no
mean rrpute and editor of the Every
EVENT. q, conveyed tho kind wishes OF
the company to Mr.. Chalfant. assuring
him OF the esteem 10 which he was held
and the regrets felt at parting with him.
Hls achievements In art hal already en-
tailed great credit upon Wilmington.
ard he had nodoubt that when lie re-
turmoil Wilmington would be still
prouder OF his success
lie promised that II Mr.. Chaliant re-
mAiI ed In Paris until 1893 he would
cross the water and drop In and see him.
Being importuned the "Judge" gave
some amusing incidents Of his attempts
70 speak French and German when he
was over In Europe.
The following named persops were
present; J. d. Chalfant. Robert II. Shaw.
J. B. Bell. q. W. Humphry. DR.. [. W.
Finn, ]. B. Rogers. Charles Griffith, j.
Travers Jones, Frank Kane, Solomon
Hersey, Benjamin Veasey, Henry Braun
stein, Harry Wsiser, james b. Hickman.
]. B. Stuart, John NJ. Rogers, A. 7.
klett, William L. West and George W.
Roberts.
Out OF the ~ gentlemen named 1t was
found that eight OF them had crossed the
Atlantic.
Al II o'clock the whole party repaired
20 Clawson 8. Hammitts udio iu the
Institute Building, where they were
photographed In group on the flash
light plau By Harry Weiser for j. Paul
Brown, Mr.. Chslfant being the central
0sure.
II was after ~ o'clock when the party
broke up ard started for their homes.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

In pWIHU04 - N84O0u AOcF@
Mayor Harrington said this morning
that he ID 10 receipt Of letters almost
sv,vy day compiaiaing Of saloon Keepers
who isll TO observe the law In references
10 blinds, SCREENS, 81 other obstructioas
10 their windows and doore. Thus lar no
has merely pcsiaed TIE par,i's that ths
obstruction must b removed, but !. .
his intention now 10 proceed in o. snca
casea IN . summary manner w'shout
Dntico, and have warrants issued ior me
otfsnderA. TIA attention OF the Law Il
that Tho windows shall BE- Tree or Az
obstr uctions, % that any one passing
a!ope can ses what u going on INSIDE.
Many saloon keepers. however, evade
the law " having boxes OF tegars piled
In tho Windows, or obstruct tho view by
having circus bills or book beer signs on
the inside Of the glass, and - all this 10
plain violation q the law, the Mayor In
tends 70 rroceed against oil offenders.
Section 1 Of the act passed by the last
Legislature 10 regard 10 the sale OF IN
toxicating liQu0Ys Says: EVERY person
licensed under shls act shall keep bis
principal place Of business so 40 to be
seen fully and easily by passers-by, and
shall not obstruct such view by screens,
blinds, iusids shutters, frosted glass or
any other device Of whatsoever kind or
character. Any violation Of this section
shall DO misdemeanor. and upon con-
vlction thereof he shall forfeit his IL
ceuse, and pay . flne OF not less than
$50. nor more than 500"
This law, - Will be seen, is very strict,
and ss 1t 10 the intention Of the Mayor to
enforce II, saloon keepers who value
their license Will do well to remove all
obsiruet tons from their windows at once,
xs 70 further warning will be given.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-09

Ward NJ. Boyer, coloIed, was CHARGED
before Judge bah this morning with
committing an assault and BAKERY on
Mary A. Walker, also colored. lie
pleaded guilty, but 1T the request of City
Solicitor Turner that plea WIS with-
drawn. and oue OF not guilty entered.
The evidence showed that no visited d
house yesterday afternoon where Mary
Ann and a number OF other girls were.
While he was playing with them tigh,
snsued, caused by a contemplate act
perpetrated by MARI Ann, when be
smacked her face. After hearing the
testimony the Judge seemed to think
that he had served her about, right as h,
dismissed the case.