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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Ii is revolving picture which was drawn
by Major Clayton's brother before the Con-
cressional Committee at Little Rock yesterday
concerning the treatment he received from the
people of Pummervile when. he went to that
Mace to care for the body of the murdered
man The ordinary demands of humanity
were as totally ignored as they would have
been by a tribe of cannibals in the heart OF
Africa, and Mr.. ClaytOn's life was even threat
ened This narrative is not calculated to
create in the reader lofty opinion of the de-
gree Of civilization which has been attained
in Arkansas under the fostering care OF Mr..
Clifton X. Breckinridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Governor Hill has signed the Ballot-Reform
bill. and has written an elaborate statement
to justify his doing so. The necessity OF an
explanation is apparent from the fact that the
Governor is on record as having at various
times denounced ballot reform as a "monGrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

retiring President and the commander OF the mill
tary forces have not acted together The single
form princpe works badly in South America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Evidence in coirobCTation OF McCann's story
is coming from various quarters. One OF the
startling features of his narrative was the state
ment about Croker and the $4,000 Doodle
TO secure Grants confirmation Is Commissioners
of Public Works in. 1884. Grant has denied
that he WAS a candidate, and has procured n
letter from cx-Mayor Edison to the effect that
Grant was not mentioned in connection with
that office. Extracts from The TRIBUNE and
Times" which have been published this week
show that Grants nomination was expected
by the Aldermen and other politicians about
the City Hall just before the close of Mayor
Edson's term. Further and emphatic cOrrobo-
ration is furnished by extracts from 1.-THE
Herald of December 20, so and 81, 1884
which we print in another column. These are
cspccially significant because on the 30th cur
rency was given to rumor of Doodle fund
of $780, 900 for corrupting the Board of Al
dermen Mayor Grant will have hard work
70 make all this fit in with his recent state
ments when he goes on the stand to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

It is much more important just now to abolish
the Aqueduct Claims bill and other corrupt jobs
than 10 abolish the death penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

foreign" thing, as revolutionary" as i'm
practicable" as demonstrations" ana In
general rs utterly and inconceivably bad. HOW
many people doe, the Governor think VIII now
be deceived by his statement that 1t has becn
bis "carnest endeavOr during the last three
years to have a law Of this sort placed on the
statute book? Mr.. Hill has become Ballot
Reformer' simply because he docs not longer
dare to oppose popular sentiment that was
becoming irresistible; but he has not the hon
psty 20 say 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Now that Mr.. Cleveland has been admitted 70
practice in the Supreme Court, the profession gen.
orally would be grateful If he should prevail upon
the Chief Justice whom he appointed to remove
or az least curtail his hamboyant mustachios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

SATURDAY, NAY 5. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
1nl,er 10 ADVERTISEMENTS
Business Norltr,

OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety, manufactured oy
L. u. SELLEW,
III Fulton-st.. New-Iork.
Desks, Library Tables, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Colonel Scott, of the Sth Regiment, charges
that the roof of their new armory has been seri-
ousy injured by reckless blasting. The response
biity is found to rest on careless contractor
and efforts are to be made to compel him to re-
pair the damage to the armory. New rules in
reference TO blasting were promulgated by the
Fire Department last summer, but they do not ap-
par 70 have been effective, else due care has
not been taken in enforcing them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Mayor Grant says he was surprised al 'he way
in which his letter was received no uouoV Ne
was lie thought he was doing sometnIng pro-
digiousy smart. When a man OILS hirsen WIN
that sort OF ha,tery, 1t strikes nara suddenly +"
perceive that everybody else thinks ms conduct
prodigiously silly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

The trouble is that eight hours work means
oi,bt hours pay. The value of mems services Is
nor to be regulated by statutc-books alone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Harry Green IS IN the city ARA ngiug
for Brsdy's great specsclc 1.-THE Bottom
OF ,lIesSca." which Will bee presented at
Powers OH New Years afternoon and
evening. Handsome scenery and
effects are assured. especial clam being
4 ade for the scene which represents
tl4e bottom OF the ocean With divers at
work on the hall Of wrecked snip.
seats 90 ON safe Mondsy.
The attraction az Redmond's mex.
week will be The Blue and tbs Gray"
guebeard Jr" closed Us engage
nfenl st Powers las. night before fair
attendance. The week was not profit
able ono to the company or theaier.
Den Dslmannmg. OF DeImauning
brothers. was presented with an elegant
diamond stut on Christmas 10y tho
nienbsrs OF tic "Bluebeard Jr." COM
9aHy.
The bill for the Smiths Opera House
entertainments this week announces
many welE.known artists. william ir-
WI aeads the Lat, IN hsad balancing on
the flying tnspezs. sac worlds CREATES,
equilibrst; toe comic Kings. Kent and
itsulehan. IN their specially, Rooney
ogt Of SIGHT Howard Clifton, the
rGinal-with spirit voices; James
Fstvis. the famous Dutch disleCF
comedian. the charming singer. Niss
Alice fenpss. n her grand serio-comc
etusions, Nat Blossom, the BOY who
makes barnt cork iook silly: Miss Maud
Nelson. who, rs a contralto, = nos
equaiied, the three highly cultured
artists, Annie Arlington, Cora Adams
Lille Condon, and - Leon and Nc
Cgsick. "a their original sketch entitled
Progress Each performance con-
cludes with the giddy and hilarious
sitsrpiees. 'Hllsrisy." with characters
by the entire company. Four maunees
viii oe gwen during the week. with a
grand New Years matinee. Perform
snces each evening. Cheapest sdmls-
sion prices IN ths city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Some 10000 acres of pine lands in
Fresno county, Cal, are owned by
White, Friant & Letelller and other
lumbermen of this city. The cutting
will commence as soon as the timber
resources in this State are exhausted
The above firm owns about $4,000 feet
of pine logs and lumber at ManIstee.
where they will finish this season, and
$4,000, 900 feet tributary TO Menominee,
where they will run for three years yet.
The timber, is IN the mountains, and
mills will be established On the high
levels to saw the logs into boards, and
then the lumber vii. be shot down by
chute to the planning mills and box tac-
tories in the valley. The stumpage is
estimated at 50,000,000 feet, and will
last several years. Mr.. Letellier 10 hap
PLY situated in this city and don't like
to leave, and 1t is possible TO he will sell
his interests and remain here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

eSsSsal - sA< = seA<s Hkkshss
lASs4Sa. NxA.s lsc. Sg.~-tssans
NsFdsn SAITH is ens smenx tie pres.
eat State ofnosss that psopeses 10 sliew
sAe lacaaasag adpaiasxsssoa - eslos
ihe fell fruits Of their victory, snd, al
thoaxh hss commission does n0t expire
ensI Marsh Is. 1891, be has n.sd his
rss xnatsoss 9Th 6osssaor Lace, and i
las t.exa accepted, - take eaeet ia<-
esaaheg 81. With il As hled summary
az las work during The e2tlfs peflod %
his oskesxi term. three years sno nine
months. and furnishes the following
statissless Tosal number Of arrests for
Violations Of the nsh aud game laws.
T3e: total numfer OF convictions. SOD;
aeaulttais, sS9s cases aaalsposed Of, =.
Tetal amount OF hnes and costs lna-
posxd snd collected. ts,its-os. The
tsskal eosl Of maintaining the game
warden's ofaee for the whole period
has teen 81. $3.50, tbs includes pratt
ing, postage, telegraph. express, uasei-
ing expenses. clerk hire. etc.
The following extracts from the re-
port Is made: The laws for the protec-
ton OF birds and game are the means
of preserving 10 the people . vaiuahie
and staple product enjoyed In almost
every section of our commonwealth.
Nv reports from different sections OF
the State indicate . largely increased
game product, deer Are again
multiplying and the salutary effect of
the statute prescribing the season IN
which they NAV he lawfully taken,
prohibiting the use of dog, ARTIFICIAL
light, etc, seems TO bc sufheient Tor
having our forests again iestocked.
During my Official term have found
the best aud most generous sentiment
of the State IN favor of the enforce
ment of the laws. During
nv administration the most seTviceab.e
assistance III procuring evidence and
furnishing information OF violations,
came from the deputy wardens. and
cheerfully give them much of the cred
IT for tho work done with the local
deputies, and hope some provision for
their compensation will be made by the
legislature.
The department has distributed 49,
900 copies of the Fish and Game Laws
among the people. We have operated
upon the principle that the laws must
be known to be respected, and have by
circulars, pamphlets, posters and letters,
have endeavored 10 have the peopls
understand them. The work of the
State Fish Commission is warmly com
mended. and the hope expressed that
the legislature will be generous with il
in its appropriations for continuance
of the work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
TOWN TOPICS


Cabinets - = Tss=s--, "a Monroe-sl.
Col. A =. AeRevs0lsFs celebrated his
SO bsglhdas Sasiatnlas.
Yea eAa ges a hss-ssze photograph.
Tor SO at Myke'ss - A..ss..ses.
Ihsre are twa bahses at the L. b. A.
Qmne. whey ANY ~ adopted ~ the
Froprr parti~t
The argunHmts if1sGae Powers dees-
Eisie case viii os hears IN the superior
court tonioTTos.
ssSther athletic entertainment Will
be gwen 81 me owseatsaong gymna-
sian nexs Friday evening
Res. Caroline j. Bartlett of kslama-
z0O. vii preach "a tie tnitirians IA
Temps Emanuel to-day, both morning
and evening.
The court house contractors are now
preparing % put - the concrete hooF IN
the tstseneat. Otherwise scarcely aay
thing s beng done.
Mrs. Marion =. Baxter, of Charlotte,
viii lecture at $40 thRs afternoon At
Good icIopltfs' Hall, aat again A. Z
% clock IN the evening.
At the ~. cecilia bali Tuesday even
ing there VIII be ample room furnished
with card rooms and seats for all who
do not care 10 dance IN the ball.
Article Viii aud section l, of the
constitutions OF ths ONashtanong Club
= amended 81 that the initiation fee
for Few membership - placed At So.
The old apple nsa. Uncle" Sykes,
was made happy Christmas by being
presented with parse containing $50
by the boarders anc guests At Sweets
hotel.
The court stencgraphers have organ
lzee AN ASSOCIATION with III. 4. Walsh OF
tins clty. president. the purposc Is IN
maintain toe proper standard OF ELI
cheney.
Joseph Il. Ware aai Ezra j. Ware
nave commenced suit against II. o.
Spr0at ia the circuit court, to collect
upon two notes. one for 500 and the
other for slls.66-
The Reeds Lake Electric Railway
Company will clear oil about twenty
acres III the ice At tine lake and convert
u into skating park. Refreshment
booths wili also be erected
r. Nan camp, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
presented Miss Bcrtns Melita Swensberg
on Christmas day Win largo ana
handsome engraving 81 the Garfield
monument. the pride OF his CITY.
The Rev. J. T. Hustled has received
very urgent call from the Cougrega-
uonal church at Saugatuck and Doug
lass. Mich. lie has not, however,
accepted aud it's bardlylto re beieved
t!sst be viii leave tins city.
The hearing of the divorce suit of
Emma II Coppes VS.. Rufus J. Coppes,
which has been ~ Judge Burci.'s court,
las been assigned 70 Judge Grove. No
time has been set for hearing, but
probably 70 viii be taken mp IN cham
o,rs during the present week.
We WISH to call special attention to
tie II. Cecelia ball aad concert to be
given N Hartman hall Tuesday even
.ag, December 80. l: promises to be q
delightful affair. The celebrated Hun
garnn Eana 81 Chicago viii furnish the
mn~c. TIE concert from 5 to will
consist % program Of choice num-
ters. aud tfe bail wall open at with a
-raad march. Reserved seats in the
-slegy NAV he secured ~ the box office
lus>cay morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

fsbsse Of cents per pound is 10
be allowed merchants who have on
hard 80 rounds Of tobacco IN IN
brcseu stamped packages on January
I. l>ei. They are - be required 60
take ~ inventory January I, in The
presence Of two issutercsted witnesses,
who must conns each package, enter Z
upon tally sheets. syn the sheets and
esve them With the merchant. The
Witnesses cannot BE clerks IN the store
sc claimants for tobacco ar rebate.
Breken packages cannot be counted
there u 40 rseste for .ess tnsn 3se
pounds. Merchants can get the proper
llanks of Eevenne Collision steketee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
New Years Eve Program.

Daisy Lodge of Elks has the program
for the annual New Years eve session
prepared. Visitors are expected from
Detroit, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Saginaw,
Bay City and Battle Creek. Hon. John
w. Fletcher, ex-postmaster of Battle
Creek, and late Democratic candidate
for Congress against Hon. James O. Don
nell, a,,d Mr.. Frank knappen. of Kala-
mazoo, will preside. Members desiring
invitations sent to friends should make
application to w. l.. White at once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

IT. John GRAHAM. late pastor & the
pivison-stFeet " +. Church, hss De
ellned pressing cal N TIE pastoFase
Of tho slbion VI. 4. Churgh. He hsd
formerly served ss pastor OF that
chareM lie feels thst ~ nsnst rest
iopgr~ before entering the n1.nastry IN
q settled psssoFsts again. justice -
BIS health, and for thst reason declined
tie will continue IL reside here for the
present. ard nav take trsr - his
birthplace, "A Scotland n the spring.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
CRUSHED TO DEATH.



AbeeakmSn name.i James T. Gordon,
employed on tae g. L. & {. railroad
lost lis Ike yeSs 'r,.ay u.eraIns white
engaged ~ lbe discAas-s os lGs Gusy.
u ,Ae switching ears, loag pole
oF stfso used. IS ieans Of which a
car ga one tgtck nt be moved for :
>toet di~tsnce by o locomotive on an
Ntaeeut tFtcs. Near the railroad
CROSSING st fourtb-Si.. ssOrdon had Just
gottNt stfSe ian pes tou for use. ~aeu
tte loco3pp; We cauEsf 81. tae stake
sppsd. and. n sOsie mYsterious man
uer. caught tiouio1 81 the breast and
irovl aifl against ear. Toe victim at
once cell 80 TIE ground sna lived bat
thifts nruntcs. lie vas taken 10 MS
a9nr. 3 . t'Teen-st. IN the ambulance.
re was q newly married man, - years
uld ..and hs Young wife was rendered
neatly frantic with grief when the
fr,gftfai news reached her Gordon
was a meuuef - ins SwAchmen's
Tpioit. and that order viii hsve charge
ot tlfe tunsrai.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
The L,ccum-sPatrice-

The rollicking and bright-eyed little
soubrette, Pstrice, will be at this thea
ter all OF TINS week III Zine Midnight
Call" She appeared at Powers three
seasons ago in lost in New York"
and made a very favorable impression.
She is now receiving a good deal of ad-
vertising in Chicago as the complainant
IN breach oil promise case, which in
wolves n prominent Board OF Trade
man as defendant. The management
OF the Lyceum claim that reconcilia-
ton has been effected. and that il is
possible the Wedding may take place
here during the week. it is assured
even if this event does occur. II Will in
no way interfere with her appearing in
".fhe Midnight Call" 1T the scheduled
performances.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

VIC wish 10 return our most sincere
thanks to our patrons for their kind.
ness III bestowing upon us such hand
some tokens OF regard and esteem. We
will ever cherish them close TO our
hearts in deep sympathy and respect
for our kind friends. With the CON-
pliments of the season, we arc
respectfully,
PRoF. +. JOHNSON,
DE-. W. r.. GALLAGHER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
Hone College Honored.

Prof. G. J. Kollen, of Hope College,
received the distinction, few weeks
ago, Of being elected member Of the
American Academy of Political and
Social Science, at Philadelphia. Now
Rev. A. A. Planstiehle, another of Hope
College alumni, has been bonored by
being elected q member to the same
society
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Frank Klsosssd. Resting vt i9s
Thonas-st.. met with . sewers seridsas
Yesterday While working IN seSe<
rFsr ne n. q. n. a N. depot The
earth csve,i End partly auTlsd Tic we
tsna. Whea he vas fe>csief, e wss
foUpd his shoulder vas dsslbcssei and
~ right leg and fsos we're injured
IT. FeenbotT reduced the dIeleexton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
To Leave the Democrat.

Charles A. French, for the past seven
years advertising manager of the Demo-
crat, sewers that connection when the
paper comes under the Weston man.
agement two weeks hence. Mr.. French
Will retire TO his farrl near Grandville,
and become granger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Turkish lsa,hs for Ladies.

Every Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, ana Friday afternoon, reserved ex-
clusivelv for ladies, with three experi-
enced attendants. Ladies can come as
late ase O'Clock Tuesday evening.
remove corns, huuons. in-growine nails
and warts. for men, women and chll.
dren, st the bath house.
VI. (. LkBoussLEFR,
Corner Monroe and IOnIa-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

sPhAGt E-it her home a etarsansfl.
onto, psssnsArf ~. Tia ~iiv Il . n effasass
i'sfmrfis "a Tits eits.
lassssi from Ghs rssiaenss Of =. Is. spsAsas.
81 sssioaes.ss Nsaaas. z,sB. Al o. IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
New Years gifts At Geo. Han 4 Co.

A new institution in Grand Rapids.
established for the treatment OF Ca
tarrn, asthma, bronchitis. consumption,
etc, By new method Of inhalation. by
winch the best Of results are Obtained.
30. s. Immeu tlcck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Es<ti<A h@ssost4a sad s<><zpszan. s1rn L1n9
IN Ss.sssis snd n~&pa. seafsa~z<sa esxszz>nzoa
81 selsa>><s - tazsoa zssss zsvsfzza<sI
tss Asshsd Fssa skss 81 ha<fs<t ds<d 81 -
"a ls-sa q t=>EFls szassh. Aazerss11 $3.50
tst 2sesl - ~ita Hes== .ssss=y ssat 90
Tue s@s sz,s~s " ssHss11a p1sl&
ss.s -s@F~~< - - fealn. J.gAz; aesf'y fssoq
ssssars Destroyed. s9ss persons Rsds arsti
slzsa ssa s0 ksl5e,I
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
M eHlsD laFiss TsEiIIlS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for nsw Years
Week.
nsaxs. - $50 ts<t - nsAzsssa
=Rosstes ~ tAs Lyssan.

90eet<4 - 80 kx<%@
h4stasv repeated Issslfs - far as he
pstfoasxs Of lhs tbestzrs % concerned.
during the week wnscn ended iasE
aighf. With Tie exception Of Christ
ssas d4s siss sttend~aes uAs not up -
tn@ satisfactory notch. bas managers
hare been educated 70 expsst tAriss-
Mas week. 70 Dr. one al the poorest OF
the seAson. ID there WAS very little
complaint % be heard. The ferthcon-
Ing week offeEs ss3aueffiing seductive 90
Tee LhsaEsr gosss Fsasx Mayo vii be
a fez=. 1zs sussfay and "Wednesday.
ssssssssssosssd on Ser Years by RTady's
spectacle. "'ffle Bottom OF she sea."
Al Rednioad's We shall look AZ the
Hearts OF New fork I" ana the Lyce-
uni boards will be occupied BY that
bright Little soGl. Pstgsee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

The bank clssEsnces OF the past week
amounted TO ks13, 47a.el. and for IN,
corresponding week of 1850 they wer,
s4sI ,ie4. 90. The increase OF bnslnes,
All through $50 has been steady snc
continuous The cleAFsnccs ~ III.
first sx months Of lss9 we're az, -.
0i3.i&, and for the first air months al
1920 they were sis ,sql ,osia rs, OF a gair
0f -, as ,oTl.sS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

frank Mayo "A billed - appear ~
this ths1ies on rocsday eyensng aud
matinee. IA hss nes pay. ssSassaeek. +"
Ga "Wednesday svealng ne viii present
bis wsii-ksown "Dayy Crockett Both
actor and play are known here, and on
asSs.9sss performances nave Werited
lns.eh praise. s'<orteck = a wAll-told
story of fFassian Poland IN th,s early
a,aFt " tne eighteenth century, at
hleh time political antagOnlsm Vas
productive of many family frads. The
Nordecks and Aorynskis having inter
HiarFied, tursstzh a stfong proof OF fsai
politics undet t.s.S itsIf, and the conn
isssasifng OF the strongest passions love
and nate, ~ one family, gives CONSIDER
able xTst tn = charming love episode.
The work stands, 10 a considerable ex-
tent, alone IN oHr modern drama.
Nothing OF tie same school has been
Written Tor many years. To one tannl-
lar with Frank Mayo's performance OF
"Dsvy Crockett ms work IN Nor
deck" will be somewhat of surprise,
from the fact that Is gives no trace of
the actors familiar Characterization.
Waldeniar IS fiob.eman and a solder;
8 true German aad brave 10 degree.
Convection, with hlm, IS Religion. Tne
Legend OF Nlneta" has furnished the
basis OF the story, which is romantic
and exciting. The stage settings will
be very elaborate. The company III
Guides ms son, EDWIN +. Mayo. and
Mare Burress, the leading lady, who Is
very beautiful and talented pupil OF
tine exceIlent actor
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
S
PRICE LIST.
POSITIVELY foR A FEv DAYS ostv

POSITIVELY fos A FEw DAYS 0sts
Best Family fiears = ID ssck cae,
or per eut ~ 80
orannistsc sugar 70 ibs, fer. Ice
kxsgz G Sugar IS It's fef-.,....-..-,.... 100
tsood RIO Coles, ground. PER st.-- %
Bssi RIO Coffee, ground. PEA ie.--- -
food Mocha and Java Coffee. PER
-
Best Mocha and lava Coffee, par
ID
New Tea Dust isie per ID OF . lbs
LOO
Japan Tea, new importation, per
le......................25 c, Sae. Acc aud 40
Golden syrup 4oc per gallon. 5 gal-
Ion kegs ....-...-.,...............,..-. 80
White Rose Dips per galloa......... rs
Chclee Maple Syrup. per gallon. loo
Chosce Honey DIPS, per gallon. 90
German Family Soap. bars Tor. .aS
New Buck wheat Flour. % ID sack. 20
Choice Dairy Butter l5c per 10. 10
ihe i9u
/ ID can good Baking Powder. per
~
Pure Leaf lard &C per ID. 10 lbs for 10
Water White oii 5 cations for. 40
aest Rolled Oats, 6 ibs for .3o
can Salmon i5c can, cans
-1o
New Cstsup. pint hottles.--......-... Is
New Dried Black Berries, per h.. .iel
New Dried California Grapes, per
".....-,...................... ia
Current Jelly, per lb.....-.......... 10
New Sugar Corn, Tomatoes, String
and Lima Beans. loc per can, 3
cana for ............................... 20
New Queen Olives, per quart. .So
Concord and catawha Grapes, per
basket. ........-..........---.-..4o ana 90
New mince meat, Zoe per III, lbs
for. -
French Cream Candy. per h.. 20
Fresh Candy l0c per ib. ) lbs.
................................ 70
New Dried California Aprlcots, Nee
tarines, Peaches and Red Raspbeiries.
Rice Pop Corn, Shell Bark Hickory
Nuts, Edam, Pine Apple, kouquerfort
and Imported swiss Cheese.
Agent for Chase & Sanborn, Royal
Gem, Nassac, and old fashioned Green
Tea.
Telephone No. lO1s
i. G.. HATCH,
12j MOnrOe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

onEek cheap and surs - Sa'watsea oaI ans
yeH can Eet - Al 81 tr89StSfs for - cests.
Millions Of tttiss ~ NJ But Cough syrup
have been sid al > cents esga.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
R~dmaad'.-" Hearts of New York"

Redmoad's--" Hearts of New York"
Comedy will again reign at this pop
ular place of amusement this week. Ii
IS rather comedy drama, some pre-
tense being made TO seriousness, while
much attractive is promised IN the
matter OF scenery and effects. Among
the scenes promised is an illuminated
view OF New Yo k from the roof top of
Murray Hill. showing the Brooklyn
bridge, the Aston House and the post
Office. The fire scene Will DE made
natural and realistic Sy the introduce
ton OF n genuine police patrol wagon.
The company includes VIM. L. Hines,
the comedian, who appeared at this
theater last season with Pete Baker, Ill
1.-The Emigrant." His wife, Earl REM
ington, was also the soubrette in the
SAME company. Both are talented and
harkworlsing artists, and have had cx-
celle... success thus far IN this starring
venture. Among the company are
James Qainu and Stanley Macy. Mat
lnees will be given as usual.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

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