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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
8 houses and lots east Of Eas,s,.. just OF
Wealthy ave. only s55o and 500 terms easy.
I house and lot east oi East-st.. south OF
Fifth ave. s5ol' payments easy these houses
are al neW.
house aud lot on Chariesst.. sllo,.
house anG lot on Cr0sby-st-. $40.
house ana lot on south Division ST. just
south of SlNtil-aye., lot sixia- Win @roOm
house. nrst-ciass business property. only SfUJ
u sold ~ once.
house. ard lot. 5xlsO. on Center 81. Just
south OF lltth-ave.. olly go. worth $50.
) house and lot. Gxl32. north Of Wealthy
ave. on Lagrave. p;ice $50.
I house and l0t on Lagrayest,. south OF
Blakeley-ave.. price SZllu.
house and lot 5Jxl32. north Of Fifth-ave.
on CaSsst.. price sac.
tot. corner OF Fast and Hemboldtsts,.
oeNuo, price 500. VIII trade for good horse
aud c3rrlage.
house aad lot 40xllo. on Highland-avc.. be
tween jelersOL-aye. and Cen ter-St.. price slbJJ.
vacant lots on Wealtoy-aVe east OF East
ST.. from SO 10 500. terms 20 suit pure haser.
FARN PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TRADE
2O ACRE farm. ? miles south OF Hall-st; all
~ improved, fair buildings; first quality
soil; price SZ1oAworth S5OtU.
40 ACRES improved; fair buildings; miles
~ south or H2l%St., on :. Divisions price
$3.50.
1e0 ACRES. miles east from Tower clock;
iVV In acres improved; ricD SOL; good or
chard. with fair buildings; SO per acre.
40 ACRES. mile west of the fiourishing In
2C corpOTated city of Greenyille. on main
line OF D.. J.. 4 y. X. r.; 30 acres under good
state OF cultivation. with fair buildings; good
greenhouse heated by furnace. Price slt01.
Niil take horses in part payment, with long
time on balance. This is q rare chance 10
secure good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
THE DOCK LINE.

President j. y. DAVIS, OF the Board
cf Trade. has expressed his views on
the dock line Improvement, at length
and elaborateiy as 10 details, IN an
interview which appears IN another
columnOOf the TELEsRAd HERALD. We
are glad 70 hear opinions expressed as
10 the details OF the improvement. 1t
4 only by such discussions that the best
plan Of operations can De discovered
and chosen. The main thing 10 be &C
compLshed is the improvement. That
IS what the TELEsEASr- HERALD has adj
COcated, and Il does not caro-
sc particularly for the exact
mode OF its accomplishment. President
DAVIS mode of proceeding certainly
seems 20 have been welldigested, and il
apparently complete IN IS details. SO
FAR as the appoEhonment OF the ex-
pense OF the improvement, according to
the benefits received, IS scOncerned, that
suggestionisanalogoustot the usual mode
Of assessments in matters Of public I'M
provement. Whatever may be the dlf-
ference Of opinion as 70 details, let our
citizens keep IN mind the improvement
as the one great object. Determine TO
have that and the settlement of "details
VIII follow after.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
Campbell & Underwood
or Monroe Street,
Morton House Block.

Morton House Block, Telephone 500
Have for sale at low prices and on easy
terms:
On the original 0akdale Park plat. 9S resi-
fencc and l3 business lots.
On the Silver Greek Park addition TO Oakdaie
Park, l50 nice residence lots; above lots 5OXl25
feet. with alley back.
Also - choice residence lots on Madison-aye
and Adamsst. street car runs In front OF
these lots.
Eighty five beautiful lots on their new Wind
sor Park addition. Adjacent 10 NlnsOr adj
dition. They own all the above lots and when
desired. viii furnish lumber 10 those wishing
10 build.
They have also % very choice lots left II the
original WinsOr addition near corner OF East
81. and Fiith-ave.
Ihev wish 10 sell 600 lots before June ], ard
in order to do So will make very low prices.
Title perfect. Abstracts furnished TO every
purchaser.
other business taking their time and atten-
ton so fully. .they have decided 10 offer for sale
their beautiful resort groundS-25 acres at the
terminus Of the D.. J.. & y. Suburban Rail
road. nearly one-quarter mile frontage on the
south side OF Reed S Lake, with mammoth
pavilion now being completed; also base tall
park. e:c. These are hy far the finest grounds
on Reed 5 Lake.
They viii sell this magnificent property very
low or exchange for vacant city or suburban
lots.
Here is a quick fortune for the right man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

Here IS = clever pun fr1m Ro~1a-i
Eill. When &C college. HH haS = cnn-
vs-sati0n With so1ne - hrs companions
q he powers = re lsttsr Z. wAs1 is
vss ooneens'ed rass = p-ss u, s-tts-. t--t
$ r,ere aSzirste. Rcwisr5 tocz TIE Cd
poslte S5e, snd insss-ei On its heiaz. -
AZ ir1ents sna paruoses. = letra-. ar-7
ranclas3ed ~ obssrving that IF l. wr-a
nct 81. z vas very se-1ous thinz f-r
hI1a. - - w7nid oo-asoa h,s tesr1 IL
a. he days q ass lie A..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
LITERARY PABULUM.

c. Wood Davis is a farmer in Kansas.
He was born in New Bedford, Mass, in
1892, and spent some years at sea, visit
ing all parts of the world. For many
years he was auditor Of transportation
accounts for the Michigan Central rail
road, and later he was connected with
the Union Pacific railway. His health
failing. ne retired and now lives on =
large farm in Southern Kansas. For
MANY years he has been L frequent
contributor 10 the best class of daily
papers. Mr.. Davis had an article in
the April number of the Forum on
why the Farmer is Not Prosperous, ;"
and another in May on "When the
Farmer Will be Prosperous"
In April, 1889. Senator w. VI. Stewart
wrote on Reclalmlng the Western Des-
erts."
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

THOSE lessons on the tariff which are
based on practical results are the most
readily understood, produce the deep
est impression and are best remem-
bered. The Amertcan Economist teaches
such a lesson by detailing the effect of
tariff changes on certain line Of pa
per manufacture. II says:
NO industry illustrates the benefits
Of adequate protection better than the
manufacture OF tine tissue and copying
pa Der. Prior 10 the law Of 1883, there
were several mills manufacturing this
paper. which 3 practically known as
twelve pounds % the ream. One al
Patterson, y. J., the firm OF Vernon
Bros. & Co.. ran on this grade almost
exclusively. In 1883 the duties we're
reduced from 81 u p per cent.
al valorem, and the effect OF
this apparently small cut was
that the Patterson mill was closed
down. and the firm above referred TO
became dealers IN the foreign manu-
fsctured goods instead OF manufsCtur-
ers Of American. The IMPORTS Of fine
tissue and copying paper amount IN
value % over two OmIlllou dollars wear.
Illustrating the extent of TINS trade.
one New York irm has an order out
for 5000 rsams Of tins paper from
French manufacturers. The great bulk
of this importation q from France,
where, IN the paper mills, the hands re-
ceivs IN wages less than one-half what
they do here. There helng very little
difference IN the cost Of stocS used. the
whole question turns 70 the wages paid
Under the Mckinley bill a duty Of
sgas cents a pound and Is per cent.
al vaiOrem s proposed on tissue and
copying paper, = pounds % the rssm
or less. ON the strength Of this, one
hrm = known - nave placed an order
Tor the most improved and conn plete
machinery. conditioned upon the pro
posed change becoming a lsw. and will
Be n operation w thm thirty davs from
the enactrnsnt of the same In this
Inc, the reduction If tho tariff Of 1853
closed our mills, 'hrew large numbers
out OF employment wrecked Amen
can caritsi and annually sent g.. .000.-
600 abroad Adequate protection keeps
this large sum At home. and enplo
American labor and Amerirsa capital
i'm the manufscture OF The same The
number Of people engaged m this re-
established industry wlI, n turn. con
sumo larEs amounts Of tgsa pEoducts Of
American farmers, and the direct hcne-
fts VII be felt iu many channels of
trade
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

Aay sabssrtber 20 THE TELEGRAM
uKhALD Who faiis 10 receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason to
complain OF late delivery, will confer a
special favor BY Informing this once OF
ths fact At once. send postal card or cal
up telephone 53I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

The importance of Psrfying the blood eaA-
ncr te oYeTesIiulztsd. f0r without pure
b.ooG you e@na0t enjoy good health
AZ tals season nearly eFers ere needs
goo i-edlcLae 10 purity, Sit2lize, ana eRrlch
tie bleed ard Hoods saFsaPariil2 Is worthy
yolr confidence 10 Is peculiar Ia hat Il
strsngtheas and builds up the system. creates
an appetue, znd tones tie aigesllons UhI-s
II erac1cates disease. Give u q tri2L
Hoccs s2rsaparua IS sold ~ az druggists.
Prepared b c. l. nood S Co, Lowsl, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
The Buyers Guidel

ENEN Ia q great and growing cs
l. Ike thls t4srs aTe lNe4lc Naa
want g. dispose ~ theE props 81 for
GOOD reasons. coassQ Qne1lN taeTe aro
bargains 10 be found 81 AZ times.
4 SOLICIT tae sale oi property that
| Ma oe = bargain i0T TIE purchase
4 10 Nor care 81 Asi property t.let
4 psop4s 80 aol oSTe soosls Selling
L AOU have property o. ofeI a. q
/ low ngaTs, can hla y0u = a4lcE
buyer.
ThEhE has hoen large number *
houses and lots aud vacant lots
placed n mg hands duulg TIC pasl iew
lays o. sci.
ny LISl of property Il Ike a new
vi stock o. go0as-you osa iina last
Wlat you want ~ . l4Tgaln an4 oa
your OWE terms
If NOu ever think Of buylug home
or want az investment ~ help yoa
GA Ina lie, come ln ana see nae.
II NOU have 70 work during tbs das,
come a., a. tie evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
v NJ. A. GILBERT.

RIAL ESTATE AND LOAN 0FFIDE,
ROOM s, MiopIooNB bCmpIHs.
Phone No. 53l-l. Onoe open evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
rsvv yards

Tar supplies Of wheat from India
Russis and the Argentine Republic are
rapiAly increasing. If oUr farmers are
rot protected frcr1 the infur cf whest
from sl,e~e great 6eEis. rfised ~ Iabo~
~ Z a. the rate cf siv cents fcr Sv-
trer- hour iav. ard brought over here
ir subs3 red Eng sh shlrs, tley vi
have bard times. indeed. e. complain az.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
THE OBSERVER


Gz1 ostfl&4 Asaes1a 4EL9a = seas<l-
Grand kzp.ds skoald oTgallzs fer
the purpose u sre coug lsrge indus
tF.zl baking. % be equipped s.ta
slzftlng and power. Tor the purpose Of
1ccDnlm1azt.ng u2zaufGctuFers sbg
have Eot t1s means ~ PIT up bullalngs
Of thsr eva. and wno Reed bug ANA
space % commence with. and $40
would be CAD % lease suca quarters
for TIE PaFpose OF EXPERIMENTING, pre-
yloasiy - locating permanently, and
building plant Il tner oan. Iuls
method 0f nd dclng an4 encouraging
manufacturers 70 locate IN Grand Rap
Is s1ould be taken ~ hand by the
EoAEd u Trade, % = con nleTclal club
should be oEg4nlzsd for THAI pUEpose,
sOnsthiIg Ike the PenlrsulzE Or Cr6asn-
LAnoag ol1os. differing, however, lu
tAe nature aud character of work. The
object should be - trng IA strangers.
make them feel a. home, show tlem
the advantages Of our CITY. g past,
present ana future. After business
hours they should be socially enter
tanned and be- made acquainted with
our business men. In TINS way Grand
Rapids could secure thousands Ct dol
lars % De located here.
We SPEAK Of this from experience,
having met many parties during TIE
past few years whO wOald DC glad 90
locate here. but who have not the
capital, though they could start, pro-
vdug shop room and power could be
furnished them until their business was
established. We are quite sure that
grand results could be obtained BY an
establishment OF TINS kind.
Rent could be charged according 10
space and power used. We viii speak
OF II more fully IN the future, but IN
the meantime let Us think OF L.
Do Not Pat Or URtu Tomorrow.
How many important chances have
been pat of until tomorrow, and then
forever, because the wine cup has
thrown the system INTO a state Of lassi-
tude, neutralnng the energies 50
essential 70 success IN business. Nenly,
vine mas been a mocGer 10 many "A
young man. who has started out IN bus
mess with bright and happy future
before nm.
The use of intoxicating drink as a
beverage, IS as much OF an lnfatuauOn,
as Is .e smoking of opium by the
Chinese, and the former Is quite as des-
tTucuve 10 the success of the business
man as the latter. It's an unmItigated
evil, utterly indefensible IN the light Of
philosophy, religion, business, or good
sense. IL IS the parent OF nearly every
other evll IN our free and liberty loving
country.
SOberness and sound health are the
only passports 20 success III life.
They are the substratum 10 ultimate
fortune under ordinary clrcum-
stances. Without natural sober
ness there can not be ambition,
nor incentive, nor force. If, then,
sound health IS the foundation OF sue
cess and happiness In life, how import
ant.that we should study the laws OF
health in connection with every thought
and act. The closer we keep TO the
laws Of health the nearer We arc TO
health. \ man who Will knowingly
and wllfully destroy health has no one
10 blame but himself, and should not
ask the sympathy or help of hard
working friends. God helps those who
are ANXIOUS to help themselves. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

II our navy = not calculated q strike
ave into the hearts Of foreign nations.
cur navy yards arp We have now SIX
teen navy yards. with an aggregate area
Of ~. 600 acres senator Chand ier asks.
What power on earth would dare Co
c0ntsnd with sixteen square miles Of
ravv var5<p'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
Kirt|and's Addition

Don't miss tho chance Of securing home az
present low prlcrs. in one Of the finest resi-
deocs sitr1 adjoining toe city hIrtland's af-
ditlOn. ana fear & kiTiland'S addition on
south side Ot Gricgs- ave. one and two blocks
west Of south DsYisiOu-st. lin south part or
City Is more than ever attracting the atten-
tl0u Of howe-seekeTs and investors. It's com
handing situation affords a magnificent view
Cf The city, is high and level and has the al
vantage Of perfect natural drainage. Taxes
low. on proposed extension OF street railway
good neighh0rs. best OF water. very healthy
locality and lies contiguous to many Of the
large industries of tho city. Good school and
church privileges. and many other advanta-
geOus features. The Improvements now going
on show that this property lies directly ia the
coDrse ~ the clty'S growth. also have some
desirable business lots farms and choice tim
bered land. and houses 20 sell at real bargains
or exchange for city property.
O.. III. KIRKLAND.
once and Residence corner Of Grirs ave. and
Buchaaan-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

- Tees rr~ rfcsr g ret a r--retit,r
azRf1sf arV rgner sr frars hnf al a- tra1e.
rscause Is : esasl 20 adg ~ slsaEs ea iae
~srkeL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

Col. Bundy's paper. IT, Rs'i9io- PHO
sop@ic1i Jo.ro7'. published al - LaS3.lc-
ST. comes 20 us this week. ~ a new
and elegant dress, and make ND that
comprises sixteen pages OF interesting
and Instructive reading matter. The
letter IS clear. sharp and legible
The truth that wears 10 MssS. bows
at no human ~aune. ard seeks neither
Place nor App s1sc, s the truth that
has sctuated Col Bgndy during the
twenty-five wears fn which the T-a-rof
has steadily climbed - rs present well
earned and honorable position. It Is
t1s truth and its fearless expressing
t1s righteous hatred ~ frauds ard
shan7s. and the relentless exposure ard
expression thereof, that has earned for
the J-u-s1i the respect ard cCnfdance
cf * many honest readers. The J-,-ref
has 3cc-n'pl shed and IS accomplish ing
q -rsst work ard. m the langna~e a.
R.n Fsn Wnsis. May % 1--we long ard
ur1srer
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Xxx
cepr Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
CROZIER ( CUTLER'S
J.. =. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
N rsfnri RuLI.IIrr Inuur Z

weston building, 13 1aRai-St
MONEY TO IoAN-We hsve several lots ~
IVA So $50 and sllu.. which We desire to
pace on !. .od real estate security.
IEANTED--A good clean stock 4 dry goods
" fHr q fue business property on South II.
Fisiqu-st. only I've blocks from toe head of
Monroe. MlI pay ANY difference 81 cash.
trozler Catefs Iesi Estate Department
L'0K EALE-The cheapest vacant hus urss
properly n the city or Madison ave norm
baI4-tt. several new stores g. b. bu. ffeff af
once. 'aH for IrcDs ou DroNef A Cutters
kea Estate Department
To EE sold ~ once 20 the high esf bidfer.
The double store GA fhe corner a. MadI.
son-1Ve and Acansst Three blocks south of
Han
CSQ0 VIII buy the heaufifW vacant lof m
: wv frsw ford So crf hInff south ~ fH.I
enn1 SHADE and Eweff u.ce fruit trees worth
500
SQHn Tor fhe large lot coruer 81 Forih
'oct Lafayette ard Irowbndee.
TUE beauflfui sroou oottsRsf ne nr hulif ~
cur south Grand haU.1f plat are ueHrlV
competed You ran hur fhrr ~ Vonf orn
terms Loot 81 then lfo2icr cutters hfaI
Estate Department
S0TIH Grand Rarifs loff fZN 20 $50 Iots
- on 7 tfe~ari Whiff'f 40 fnn. 81 20 $50
I0fr ou nion-sf s0ufh 81 rifT So o. go
lots on lvef Llton 30. 49, io 30
The above named suf.r-t-n lots ean 30 haf ~
easy terms CrnIief s. es hes Lsrste De.
rsrffnerf. Tfifrhnfs Hti
p rfrWFIL. Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
q. III. KIRKLAND.
PERCYSNYDER
8 Canal.st.. Room Is.

IS Csnai-st. Room Is.
MONEY To LOAN at6and = per cent. on gilt
II edged security. Percy snyder. = fanai-st.
NEW room house. on West side. only sIl5l
IN ACRES. rs miles from citv. SO VII
~ trade tor good lot or snail house.
/ 0TS near Fastst. onlg slsl, terms 50 cash.
- balance So quarterly aithout Interest.
( HAVE choice business blocks for sac on
tanalsr srf south Division sf VII pay
0er cent el Investment
& ROOM h0use and fof -fvf'o On south
iliou sr. onv siZf worth $50
I HAVE e20o acres ~ laaf f-r sac in
Nebrasts aa4 Vouin- 80 from s. % 8 a.
acre easy terms
pEAcH laass On lake shore f,r saiso trads.
Z HAVE Some aae farms nssr c.t7. that
Fia e1eazase for c.fy Graper7
PERCH SNYDER
2s Cana ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
100 Doses One Dollar
w. B. SWEET & CO..
saeee4sors % Sweet 8 sehnieD

REAL E5TATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS.
1919 Moaroe street
Rooms q and - Telephone l927
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

Unttsa pvsss Rsaorts. Pronpt ana Earig
Cs1ssey. IAN ths local Ns-ss ana ths
cssaassE sna A0st Plainly SriRtsa Paper
P~xallshsa "a Grand RAPIDS
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

49, $50 $3.50. ~. - - - !. ,...t..r
- ..-- -. -- -. =,
-. A. -
= ....,- -r,-,-,-- ~.
1 e.tA HIRE & att -..-i - heF ht.~el-
4er h4a aa4 l4f47s9as>+- q stuat .@iseA
e-.lr s4r- t"@ A-te = -a- tleteA ee-srs -
VIA f-i-st- iai-t tNet-s-l.. ts-a 81 A@ete-'@
avs y A9~ N4AA -tt -. q .rtr - az N-iN
- tctrr b4kzAs- Atla-- Ncai4-. -
At-ss4-ska olseA. le-t f4ptt ttt
hth - AL N n etri .+fsi i.4s . trA more -
t-est rE4ut feslGeae e. tsf ss.it. saa Nlh
~ i.e&sea O. saeN iLe.. tN ssta kr4s ~ ass
- Aft - s-ls .0Ho 4...ir- ~ - el4
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

The recent speech Of Congressman
Mckinley, of OHIO, before Congress, on
the pending tariff bill has just been
issued IN pamphlet form. The speech
includes valuable statistic tables, and IS
an admirable presentation of the ad-
vantaces OF the principles OF protection,
as embodied IN the new Tariff bill.
Sent 2-cent stamp fox a copy to the
American Protective Tariff League. %
West / wenty-thlrd St. New YORK City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

The Memorial Day number of The
Yorth's Companion Just issued Wlllappeal
especially 10 all those TO whom our
Decoration Day brings tender and
sacred memories. The illustrations are
of high character and the stories of a
patriotic nature. Among them Is the
$1,000 prize story for girls entitled.
Wav Out in the Prairie kentry." It
tellsIn touching language how devoted
daughter secured the decoration Of her
fathers grave. Inside the LINES in
which two boys are the heroes, d" Peggy
Seldsn's Journey an interesting story
relating the experiences OF a young
Erl, a tramp. q pet dog and some Tale
students. a Decoration Day Parade
snd Reunited are stories full of the
spirit Of the day. Besides the stories
there other features. including poetry.
short anecdotes, articles Of information.
with q whole page devoted 20 the enter
taInment or tne very young children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

WANTED Rel46's local ana travelling
W saieSmen- Pc. lioLs permanent. special
ind uceinrnts new last selling sgeciElTirs f,
d.. tdelas Sakry fcom st4Tf. BTowu bros
\ NuIssTymcn. Chicago. Ills Jane i8
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02
- WaAfFp- rENsLT

KtANfED-lmmedigtely. q coniDeteut dress
" makers IS f0UhtalH-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

WANTED B0ARDERS.

PoAED and iodg.n. az The Michigan House
- s3.oU per EEK. su,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

II lQi WISH S. rept hgs SCI 81 e2caa use
4 cts ~ larn property. lai Vu 81 aeofess
A-.. 'el.ln hrotAeIs, a. Par 81 Le4as ne
soe Alsa. lrl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

WANtED-sfN trst-ciass drrssmakers, 40
W olLefs need eQpiy inquire g. Jefferson
ave. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

IlANTKD-An active salesman. wi1a IS
w tzhii snel fraze. 10 = pres g heW u ork
Tea, eeEre ailo saice house Address J. q. ooK
zx< New lorE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

REAL EsIATG AID COMMISSION
Opposite Iui9a peprL Plole
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

EN0N sALE or KENI-On ionE lease. No ~
hcsi br-ass-st Inquire - a. bleAaWsy.
Al. boetE 100
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-02

EEP wAsTFb KaIr

~ sales slAs -tKls2l3 inches ~ ret4A
A = Atcs - -. AcA styles lsN patterns
rrn ,o.As sew iaeL9rs Net governed - sale
PvIElslsat D4si iaeSs. Our terms Snl catalogue
elA e5ltt4cs yea AzcLts C.csT SO fa $50
lrE iaGnfG y rite Ter exclusive territory
Aln-ns sale %. .l.e-aAAlL. D. N q eaL NJ y
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

R. A. Miles, of Gait, is in the city.
U. B. Collins, of the Chico Enterprise staff, is
in the city,
Editor Richmond, of the Placer argus, is at
the Capital Hotel.
William Johnston. of CORTLAND, is at the
Golden Eagle Hotel
Ex-Assemblyman Matthews came down from
Tehama yesterday.
Chairman Wilcoxson. OF the State Board of
Equalization, is in the city.
E. E. Gladdis, District Attorney of Yolo
county, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Alvin J. Bruner, Assistant District Attorney,
was married in Santa Cruz last week to Mrs.
Mary P. Bury.
George E. Ebert, son of E. G. Ebert, left last
evening tor New York, where he goes to remain
several months.
Miss Jennie Mcfarland, daughter of Justice
Mcfarland, arrived in the city last evening en-
route to Placerville.
Miss May Evans, of Washington, Yolo county,
has gone to Nevada City to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. O'Hearn.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Z. Z. Nichols. Chicago; S. P. Porter and wife
E. Gladdis, Woodland; N. J. Weaver. New York
J. Peycke, Omaha; w. ]. Martin, Oakland B.
NJ. Thomas, H. FL. Sattler, ]. F. Libbey, L.
Peiser and wife, E. s. Pond, William Curtlett
e, W. Eldridge, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
William Farrell, James F. WEIGH, NJ E. g.
Paulat, San Francisco; Charles Bunnell, Charles
Bunnell, Jr., Courtland Ed Maplove, Brighton;
w. 81. Culver and wife, Mrs NJ. n. Small. Willows
II. II. Richmond Auburn; w. ". Cunningham,
Folsom; G. g. Meyers. Rocklin: W. W. Worth.
ing. Stockton; ]. W. Bench. Placerville; James
Simpson and wife, Eureka CAL; Mrs. T. K.
Stephens, Placerville; S. lowell and wife. San
Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-24

The discovery of important papers in
the baggage of the notorious woman Ju-
liette, Boulanger's mistress, leaves no room
for doubt concerning the unholy conspiracy
in which the General was engaged. 1t is
now made clear that he was dipping his
hands into the public treasury to reward
his mistress and that she was in all his
councils concerning his political ambi-
tons. The letters found show him to have
had but one object, supreme control, and
that the treasury of France would have
been raided to the utmost to reward the
vilest of beings. Boulanger's star has now
set, and Frenchmen will blush at the men,
ton of his name.