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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
TREAsUgER's NOTICE.
Civ Treasnrer,s one.

,
Grand Rapids. Mica. Feb. IL. lssl. I
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roh for grading. graveliHg and paving the gut
tiers OF FIRST street. In the city O. Grand Rap
ids Is now in my hands, and that VIII receive
payment thereon Tor the period al twenty
days from this date. az the once 81 the City
Treasurer. City Hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
MARI City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE

Ttss s~stk fses<E fyesste1 - WeG Erseytsz-
Yes 81 - 49, - = faT ssls. Fln<s contains
fsT~ne gfa~e<. Tkff eezssu6 Seer = e sEffes -
rzsz<Fss eH8tskss Ser essees - fsa1E So m
Wfa sF 81 rz<A - ~ rnks rs<t n cts
rs-szTsertT II sei6 r y GAYS. fHoE9f< ~
zEf A. A. L0k15. 81 Ees Erisgesk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

CITY TreaSurer's once.

q. Z
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. y. lss-
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the construc ion 4 q sewer ia Kellogg
street, from Mon street TO Packard street. IA
the city az Grand Rapids is now In my hands.
and that | Wit receive payment thereon Tor
the period OF twenty days from this date at
the Office OF the CRY TREASURER. c y Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
MARI City treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

island Ia Grand
trayefss bay nat
far frpm fTas
erse City. &ich
" hsn be Settled
ta1rs = decade
ago hs triaxt -
ssaurs title - kls
acre II ground .
oet ire " &hln g
ten aaEAorlua-
coukint md Is
On their charts.
and ti1sel4resi THAI
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

Richard Burden is facetious citizen
of Winnipeg who goes through life hav-
ing fun with his face. He can twist his
features into the semoiances Of age,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
CHICAGO VAC. R Al

I've erana Rapids b. = = "a go . a. 81 - = N
AIR thleAge-..-..-- - a. NtNf tea m
tbaiN- lbs n Tam bas tT,aii.h Tree pa.
saf car, aad II a. . a. ifalA Aalncg AeeplaE
I've Chicago -..s a. AN tfepm .io D. 4 ul
Arr afaf IA B ia = - m 8 j. : a.
tlisHs- Ia a. train Has uiu a. caf ali1
ihFough fFre tafior caF. ana ia a 4 Ia ti4ia
NstN her StCnilE ctt-
Through iick cts ana fEa information Gan be
had by "a iilg amen a lEiuiai. lickef HGeat
at unisa stat 80 81 q, N. Munsan. lnion fleGrt
agent. q. AeaTor-si., tsEaUd i.Aplat Mieh.
{. l.. i.oCk UoD. Ger. Pass Agcat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
vAyTEp-AaBsu
FuRxTrnRs AID PIANOS STONED

pADCLIFF q HOLT general vsrehsuseFrea.
II A. III >nnfn nsvf<ion-st>- <-s-s rfaaoS Ard
furniture sf sas rates excert packers ard
sarrfal movers tn arg saasr seat prompt
" ~ s-ieeas5lnx Ne 20. auriag hsars- - ees
after aearS ian l-s2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

ever 10 some worthy charity. for he is
weIl off aad cuts his capers lust for
fun" Hs regards IA his greatest tn
umpa he Improvisation of a garrulous
old woman soliciting ANS.
But Mr.. Burden can do other things
tran play practical jokes, however. Foi
instance, be can swim. ~ he demon
strated SOME time ago. when ne jumped
from t,Ee 6s OF a steamer and rescued
a drowning woman. To show how he
appreciates notoriesy IL MAJ he men
toned that he valued not at all the
medal gwen him for saving q life. bat
wsnt into .cstariss when the Winnipeg
Jrass band testified 70 his hsroism by
rendering him q sercnSde.
Local MARKETS..
GRarv-vheat. 9te; red. o4c; corn. SIC; oats.
&C; rye. 55e, barley. siDo@i.O p hundred.
FtorR Axp FEKp-LiIy White. $50; Patent.
500 p hundred: corn meal. $500 = ton. feed.
s., loe s24.eo = ton; middlngs. s2l0; bran.
s-0uG.
7c. mutton. 7atsc. lamb. ssasc; chickens. "a
lie turkeys. PIC; ducks. ln0lZ. geese. logl2c.
PsopUcE-Batter. dairy. lT8Scr creamery.
sc. eggs &c. potatofs. 81 70 = bu.. apples.
Il p0tsl a. = bu.; hests. I6seSs = bu.: onions.
si.o'etLD 2 bu; beans. hanf-pieked. sl.75as
as bu. Honey. lsesanc' maple sugar. iot4 &c.
Htnss aSp TsLIow-tireen. fsatSSe. part
cured. iisssse earsa hides. s9Sise calf skins.
green. 5@sc. caif s<tas, cured. ooTc, tsll0w.
sas4s.c. psits. see15o; desin SKINS ta1s5c-
wooo-ieiach. dry. st.756a2. 9 > cord afoot
e. Ge6175 , cord ttoot. si.oeG4.I5 cord.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fnaiiy. ~ ofhefs dai y - vepI sunday.
Taking eject sunday. jay ~ isss-
Sleeping cafS oa fac.hc Hnd Atlantic IA
presses a. aud from betrelt- farior cars raA
on pas fAfFtSs AGd GRACE Rapids - press "a
aud from Detroit Hlrecu connections made
al Detroit with al fhrau1bAraiHs tasl- iirN
eis on sale ai CRiua 1ackei oflice. q Monfas-
Al . asid az tn.on acpot.
Pam ~ HGIuos tenI Acf. 9s Monroess
q. ". hpoolI.s. q. +. snd 4. Agt Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
ONLY So PER ACRE !
TENsE 6SEE.

/ have 200 acres 81 choice umbefed lands
I'm the celebrated Cumberland pianfesu which
i offer at 800 psr acre CT VIII exchange IL Tor
Grand Rapids property. The timber IL heavy
and consists of oak. whifewood. chestnut
HICKORY aud beech. principally. There are
patches Of prairie Interpreted throughout
Ihe soii IS rich iosn and the climate - not
cxcellcd by taat 81 any ofher section north or
south Nowhere can be found create tcom-
b.ned nafa Ial advantages f0r successful f3ck-
raising truif-Crowin~ ard the producing # ali
the staple cereals Tae title 10 this tract -
perfect I will furnish particulars IN ny Office
aud lad myself 10 pay your expenses down
there IN misrepresent the facts.
L. A. OWEN. Room :. ID Floor Tower Block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

.Daily. fDaaiy except sunday.
Trains arrive iroia tile East, 40 . m. L. SO p
m. o. y m aud 10 - y m.
Trains arrlye from TIE West 10 ~ a IN. 5 &p
IN aud 8 - p m.
Eastward-No. i las Wagner Parlor Buffet
Car. No. il Guar CIR No. ~ wagner Sleeper.
Mestward--Ao. II Wagner Sleeper. No. IL
Chair car. No. Is Wagner PaFlor bunfi car.
JoHN ". IDcB. Trafnc Manager.
tES FIFrmEE. 1ns. Pass. Agent.
JAS. CAkfBE4i- City Tickle Agent,
- Monroe street
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
CASTLES IN THE AIR

May be desirable for imag NATIVE people.
but "A tangible piece OF Mother Earth
upon when 10 rear permanent home
IS more gratifying To most Of Us. ] shall
place on tue market Ia "a lew days = ,
a. handsome LOTS As can be found
anywhere IN the clty or suburbs OF Urand
Rapids.
l-These lots are oil the corner OF Bur
ton-ave. and Buchanan-si. In the pref
test and most rapidly growing suburb OF
The city.
2-The new south Grand Rapids Flee
tric Street Railway runs directly past
these lots.
3-SchoOl house. church. and several
factories are being pushed To completion
In close proximity.
4-Prices on these lots TO parties desir-
tng 10 build good HOUSES or 10 those who
desire such houses built for them. will be
placed u x n r e M e L Y
LOW.
BurtOn-;lve. will be the southern boun-
dairy OF the city. according 10 the pro-
posed extension. 50 that these lets VIII
be just outside the limits.
1t will cost you nothing 10 look this
plat over. and il will pay you 10 take
drive through the pieasautest part Of the
city and see them. whether You buy or
not.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED well
l. fenced farm Off acres, s. acres gnder
high state of cultivation. tree from
stumps; soil a rich clay loan. very pro-
ductive; good large house and barns;
well watered; fine orchard and small
fruits; 80 miles from Reed City, on good
road. in well settled country. This is q
rare bargain.
GRO A GLITTER.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

4 0ST-0n last M0gday eSeaiBs. % poor
II NasLere0ulzB. w8i e golag frem Is hau-
s0a-st g. AVOID sH-st = bundle Of soilea
e0tBess shs ell Bass g. pay fer them II not
loana kstuga u Mrs. Peek aa4 receive fe.
ward l. kaasom s.. ol
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
DETROIT. NOVEMBER %. $50.
IAnslno q noRInrsn 8. q.


r.Oa A. NJ runs through 90 Detroit with par
.Ec Tor car seats - csnts.
1.stn A. NJ. has through parlof car 20 Detroit
Lev seas. - cents
Coz J.. Nj. runs through 90 Detroit with par.
o.-D ior car seays = cents.
For fittefs and Information Apply 81 Union
ticket offlce ~ Nenroe-st. or fInlon station.
sk0. bEHAfkN. Gen. pass'r tgi
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
sicrAso sAssETT's sLAsp.

s1s~x Ss<-.-a ~see~s "a fss sz< B~s~s -
osssEaasess a~p-r
hisbafd Bassets y LBs Hsstrrsz R0esa-
soe CFszsss. fs1r @hss az nome &c j. moa-
ssrh Il az BE Surveys aad DoEs can
Dispute his ngaE Hs by<s ca = su..a-l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
TRAIk TINE TABLES.

THIS ~ kFN III uAIIf-
f4sAti3 except ruA4aS.
eikAf4k0 49, fAkt0A tsk ekENfok
Asrth- o. 4 al tf&ia. HzxioT Ohslf cal lar
Traverse ttiN. ~ ~ . 81 tEalH, p&rief chat
c~r Ten AEeKinaN C1ls. IL - "a train
sz0er elerpias AT faF NaUAiA Cts.
South a. a. tE14n has paTlar GhAif Cas- d
Cincinnati. ~ ~ = m tralA has fhfeueb fariaf
tar iof Chicago So a. tran. aghrF Sieeis
ine at Ter taRoiaaafL o. A al train =.
her Siera.lss Car isl Casesse.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
What PEOPLE Want

and exceed tsssnts words three lines
and ia a. "a the
~ rd- % IA line; There /. but one
pric hat Il. act ed the table here
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

tWeek days 'Egery day ffxcepi Saturday.
Q.ln A. N. has through chair ear % Chi
.f.VV cago. No extra charge Tor seats.
Loo "a wsso ,srg ss, % She. .ss, .os
cents
6.ob +. NJ. has through chair ear 10 MANS
o.Nc tee. via A. A y. H. H. T.
11.9s J.. NJ. is solid train with Wagner pa
A1sco ACE sleeping car through 10 Chicago.
nHgHDnIfTN NOVEMBER n gegQ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
REAL ssrarE err.


k'ok SALE-I hase a Rss ssssa hsass Ga Paris
ave watch. Tor special cas eali ST.
y9a Tor IS o., ana Oh monthly pAyaseats- tAs1
tfoHt. iul delth cellar. eemcatud SCR. faf-
nsee. hog, cola. eits asa etsteFn water. niaToi5
iasatorS. aside closet. balm. mantei. gas, hal a
Weed nBSh. YARD SoGded aud grated AEd eaili-
eTeI. salks. Charles ". 1uIts. Ledysrd bieek.
Pesrss entrance. sll n
EOR sALE-Three lots on West BFldse 81
a. Ia So. also tour lets on thlEl 3,
~ lao tor seV, fitz Gerald 1 frankfort. ~
honders building.
FOR SALE-Having taken b. OF cry prop
erty Ia exchsnge i0r farnl lands. | can o.
fer some special Bargains "a cht ap and mldd =
priced homes on mouthly payments ] caa
slo0). 500. 1000. s50O0 Ali within 50 feet OF
cable Inc. Elegant building lois GA Paris and
College ayes. 0Hiy lVk. NJ commission On
these prices As | sell my owa property. {. n.
TUFTS. 70 Peari-s;-
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.
900 ACRES OF MAPLE. oak and ash tim
o-O Der land near tue city. and only one
mile from railroad station. clear of encumber-
ancei vail exchange for good house and lot;
owner a non-Fes.dent. Someone can make A
good deal here. William h. Gilbert, Room 3.
Wlddieomb building. -
1917 MILES from the city. on a good ROAD.
i-/S will bring you 10 a. AR s OF land " lea
Will sell for 500. l.. ,. PrOy!n, roc III I. Low
ett's block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
TOR sALE-For,y acres o. land. known as
L the CriSsman Farm. with monern new
house and large orchard OF al kincs OF fruit
beautifully located on Leonard-st.. only IL
mi IS west OF Toll gate; will sell cheap IL sold
within thirty days. or will exchange Tor city
IrDperty. GiideIsleesc Harrington. Canal,
81 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
HELP MALE

HILL MAJ lED-hALE
NlANTEIB-Salesmsa - FIRST class solicitor
w waited ioF 6rsnd Rapids snd Msss Mica
isan s. 10 80 per week ga the business. sey~
mouF J. P0nd 4 Co. a Uld} HOusemaa block,
0raad Rapids Mica Go
WANIEp- Business MAa-The services Of =
good 3slne mAHi 0niy ooe repfeseNta-
reply Immediately With stamp. Asehsir \
Co. Detroit. Mich. Oh
WANTED rzaniLers-Annual Benefit So
w eiefy. the brsG one-yesr order ia exist
eaeei liberal Inducements 20 good male AID
female organizers. cor terms. etc. address
Wa spencer. Sag't Organizer. % Chestnut.
81. Philadelphia. IA. a
lVANTED-Party with s4.oe 10 invest in an
w established business. paying better than
u per cent Can secure position as security At
salary OF SOTO per month. Address t. r..
this once s7tf
HELP wAsTED-PEMALB.
WANTED Girl Tor general housework. IS
" Jefferson 81 Mrs {. W warren. -
WANTED-Lauac woman at the Michigan
w House. %
WANTED-A comoetent girl for general
W housework. " sheldon-st. %
WANTED-Competent cook no washing and
w good wages Enquire ili t. Fulton-st. %
WANTED-A girl for general housework.
w Call at LIS Second ave. ol
WANTED-A first class wsshwomsn to d,
w family Washing. al 3s3 treseent-aNe..
every Monday morning oil
WANTED -Llundrv woman ard chamber
w woman. The Mi enlgan House. Aft
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALE.
WANTED-By a practical man. position as
w foreman OF machine rooms of furniture
factory. Address W. Box 4. this Office. to
WANTED-Situat'o ls by middle aged and
w young man; any kind OF honest work.
l04 Winterst Oh
WANTED-A situation by man cook. in
w hotel or restaurant. James p. Smith.
general delivery. city. %
SITUATIONS wANTED-PEMALE.
-~-o>~-~~~-~.----~->~~.~
IVANTED-Physician or patients requiring
w anurSe with best OF references. call AT 50
Cassst. 20
WANTED-By competent girl. situation
w rs hOusek eeper for IA widow with or witt
out children; has had experience. Address.
WITH VI. LIZ UOX % tilS Omtc- IN
FOR RENT-R00MS.
| FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room.
l. In luire l6i \. Diyision-st. oil
DOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with board.
i steam heated. at the new GARFIELD. IA
| Island-st. one block south OF Fulton-st. Park !;
/ all modern improvements; good office rooms
/ first floor. 237tf
| FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division and
Cherry sts. Stiff
| LNOR RENT-Suites OF unfinished rooms.
steam heated. The brunswick. As South
/ Dlyision-st. 5etf
| E'0R RENT-Furnished rooms with board !;
l. also suite of rooms. la Sheldonst Soft
/ DOR RENT - Furnished and urfurnishei
| 4 rooms. steam heated. al PARK Place. Mrs.
/ A. l. Smith. 39tt
4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

(VANTED-Good -four miller II trade house
w and lot in - aad RAPIDS for interest in
good mill. For particulars address or Call OF
engineer BiSsell Carpet sweeper Co. 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
i AIR sHnRE a MIcHIaAE souTHERl


isarss frstp sra d KA,,sas renpesa a. " hlte
Ylgeon with fast fsbins for As~ D ora anG pos
ton. Has rawiBg room. shaping Dunsf and
diaing cars threngh 70 Fsv foff enc Boston.
A y ksrrn
G. ar. A. Cleveland. .
s. Hsscscs. Ticket Agent Depot.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
FOR RENT-HoUSE5.
roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E0R SALE-A horse. wagon and buggy
price. $40: must be sold In DAYS. hall
St. second door west OF Ionia-st. %
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02


MORTGAGES and land contracts bought.
N money % loan. farms 70 trade for city
property. houses 20 rent. Joseph II. Martin.
- Canal-st -
MAGNETIC TREATMENT and Cislrvoyaat
IA Stfttngs SOL ottavast. corner Wabridge
Mrs ". & free. %
AT MRS. DR.. BUTTONS vomaas private
N hospital may be feana infants fer sdap-
tion Mira DR.. nutte0. e North Lsneave..
West side. Infants aad soung children board
81 Ard cared for. att
WANTED-Ev young man 70 step In and
" zee what We can Do With them IN a pair
~ pants. suit 81 clothes Of oveTcost Eaae TO
order. Neixf. HerrolshesHsr 4 Co 81
~HoRsEs wryTERED IA Dor stalls
~ssn fhe ground Good Timothy haT.
"a Horses called for and delivered.
W. Tesephens ny driver a. nv re a
kUN0aence. NJ 81. OF cali AZ Antt \ a.
ssrnIns Ce's affiee. - Nsrfh DfvIssn-st 6eod
ysrss 70 run IN VIXEN weather Il suitable. n.
r. Churca-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

WANTED-Farmers-W VIII sell Jon good pro-
w ductve lands i'm Michigan and take hrst
2crops in full payment. L. Carp enter, city. %
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

aasssgoss. ssFead Rapids A Indiana.
fF0Iu Ar 10 Is &fe a a M A. A IA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

L'0R SALE-Ihree lots on West BFldge -
a. la 500. also tour lets on thlgl 81
~ ls0 for $50. fitz Gerald 4 ifaHktoTd. y
MOnder.y building.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02
REAL ESrATE-coURTRY.

1917 MILES from the city. on a good ROAD.
- y will bring you 10 ara 5 OF land aicn
! Will sell for 500. l.. D. Proyln. roc III I. Low
ett's block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

DOR RENT-Fnrnished rooms. with board.
1 steam heated. at the new CARRIED. IA
Island-si. one block south of fulton-st. Park !;
all modern improvements; good office rooms
first floor. 237ti
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
IL Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division and
Cherry SITS. 37tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

90 To SELLECK 4 ANDRE. 1873 South Divi-
" slOn-st.. opposite VINEGAR block. when
you want 70 buy OF sell second hand furniture.
stoves and other household goods 22g2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

TOR RENT-Suites OF unfinished rooms
steam heated. The brunswick As South
Dtyisfon-Sf yCff
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-02

LOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room.
In iuire l6i n. Diyision-st. bl
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
OUTGOING STE4HEHS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF FNEw.YoRK....-.,....MoN MAY 10 'SSi
ARRIVED.


s..u.r A,a;ka tpr, Murray Liverpool May ~ Queens
town is With mdse and passengers TO Undeih CO.
Arrived at as Sar b wnson Glasgow Move Nay Il
with mdse aud passengers TO Henderson 6ro'' A' ~ '
ST steamer al Lc1a9n May H. in ballast to
{ 5s Ssss to n5
Steamer orha Ger Kuhn Hamburg May TO- with md'o
Steamer veendam Dteh hosgsvee1m m Fneh sdye Co.
Arrived at the Bar at I0soam p,snsn Nav ls South.
ampion H. with mdse and passengers to csaena' d TO- Al
rived al the coa T M Jameson ports va
Gibtar NAV a. al 1passonrsrsto 10 hendor'on
Bros Aea peao p Rende sanO. JansrO and
Luca mdse to Busk Jevons ArrVeo a 'e Dur ~ -'
Color Ss{: s Tatn hs Bar ss
m ozams Rockwell st Marc May via Port de PAX
wifb mdse 10 VIM clyde Arrived at Bar at Lou
CITY Of washington Allen Mexican ports via Hav.
ana days with mdse and passengers to Jas ward TO-
Arrived al the Bar at ,Sv Gran M Havana days with
and ce6aOs Arrived the Bar at
o VIA Charleston with
msse ae Ro rsnae Connor via Brunswick
Ga days with mdse and pas,enssrs 70 s,S mase and
nassenTers ssearsr to VIM p CLYDE q Co. ,,, 900, 20
Steamer Mscknaw. Jenkins No"por' News VII" '''' ="
sdRqsi a Sei oynton Boynton Miller Bull
suNsEr-wnd sandy HOOK light 81 cloudy and h''y'
Al Clty Island-wind light sW; Cloudy
Steamer Calico r Magee Hull via Deptford-ssnderson
Steamer Spree cr Petcrman Bremen via
oeltiens oe Rremerhaven Dtch) Rotterdsm-H sturz
Steamer Scotia tBr Crockhar st John NB-Hender'0n
sasamer Valencia Miller. Lagusyrs-Boulton Bliss d
Steamer City of SAVAGE savannaaTk Wsae'
Seai,er Kansa CITY, Kempton saynnnaamH !.
Steamer Algonquin, Mckee Chaeles'on anu
"n ,eamcr IayG eo6ia cier Kuhn Bamore~R CSras
Co Martha Davis Pendleon Honolulu &C. via BOSTON,
vernon a Madonna Nor Ncosen Buenos Ayros-John Nor
ton sons s.urr
eoaors Calico for Hull Gibarsi City OF savsn'
nall; Algonquin, Charleston
RorK t,olden Sheaf. for -.
T,riGsJ f Merry, for Dcmerara; Annie X storer' --
Al.o sailed via Long Island Sound
steamer Herman Winter. for Boston
BELOW.
CHI, wei,senhorn (eer Won Thuen. Loadon ASrii ID
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON May 2t~Ar1ved Cd ss%sn seamer h'0' '''
SAILED Ems acr, Sander from Dien0" "'"'' ''
MAY .b-Arrived steamer Anchoria (Br). Camp
bell on her way 70 GasgO% ,.e Nomadc tr,
BROW hh1D from Se% Ycrk on her Liverpool
PEawiR PoIxr May 25Passed steamer Manhattan 'oi'
hRoTTgRpAM May 2S-saied, steamer Maasdam 'D'cn''
Potter loI ay Br Whit
aibRarA May % pass Passed steamer Al0o0r0usn 0''
MAY 2t~sailed steamer Gergovia (Fr) B0urses' "0"
MSsess lI Nav Arrived GamOrganshireBr'
Davies. from New'lorA'
,.vv,o MAY 2s-Arrivcd steamer Alliance. Gririths.
from Santos on her way TO New'forK'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
PLAINFIELD.

peculiar and probably fatal accident occurred yes
terday afternoon, when lcng, rusty steel rod pene
tated the skull of Jennie Snedeker, the fouryesold
daughter OF A. H. snedeker, OF West Fonrth-st Whecc
the rod came fom or how ii received force enough TO
make the wound that il did. Is mystery. The child
was at play in the dooryard when the rod. propelled
by an unseen fce crashed down through the branches
OF a cherry tree, penetrating the girls skull. The
cdld was stricken down In instant and DR.. c. Paul
who attended her. says that recovery is extremely
doubtful. The right hemisphere Of the brain was
niccoed by the rusty steel which looks something like
4 raTnrod TO an oldiashloned shotgun.
Upon complaint of Seymour q. smith, president OF
the flanneld Common Council, Thomas ". Morrison,
editor and proprietor OF THE Plainfield Evening
News, was arrested last night on two complaints
charging criminal libel. Postmaster Elias Pope be-
came surety for Morris0n's appearance before tho
Union County Grand Jury In session al Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
NEWARK.

Meinhardt Hildebrandt, auctioneer, convicted OF
consn,raov with william p. Miller, lawyer to DC
traud John EppeI in real estate transacuon' was
yesterday sentenced to year In the penitentary
hard labor Miller pleaded not guilty 70 the inaicV
ment on another charge Of larceny ana iaiSe
The strike of the carpenters ana !oneie - pro .,,
"snd In favor Of the bosses. The latter VIII
unt .emnloy any man who cannot produce recon-
nndeon from the bosses association Ine % s1HTrs M r
sa u0 h,n occosion offers The bosses say they nave
aettle6 the eishthour question In Newark for good
Their purpose is 10 freeze out those WHO iia'o
trouble in the trade. - -,
committee of Poles from New.York, heaaen Si,. ny
NJ WoSzeiki a Polish nObleman, called upon MuHiin t
~ McDnweII nj his home In SpruceSt. YESTERDAY aieF
noon and presented to him the Polish nag when mug
from tbe fity Hall in New York during the Poiisn
n ceehrstion I on NAV g. The gift testimonial IN
reeocnit0n of Mr.. McDowells active interest IN inc
people and cause of Poland.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ON TRIAL FOR NUMBERING HIS WIFE.

The trial OF Henry Donney the charge Of murder In
the first degree for killing OF HIS wife on December "a
$780, begun yesterday in the Court OF Sessions Don
nelly is shoemaker foryseven years od and came rom
Dublin IN 1855 He and his wife did not live happily
together and had been separated for some time rev
before Christmas she to the home OF her daugh
ter at No 10 Columbia Place DoDnsy went there aiso
and asked his wife II she going back TO i've Win
him and she refused Then he seized shoe kniie anu
after slightly wounding his daughter. who attempted 70
dsor him he stabbed his wife in heart and abdomen
and sne dad almost Immediately The principal witnesses
yssarav were Donneys and daughter, who detailed
what they knew about crime The prosecution res'ed
Nnd the defence will begin to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooldyn Jockey Club races. Gravesend, 2: 30 D. m
RapId Transit Commissioners no % willlamst. p. M
Adirondack Park Association. Fifth Avenue Hotel
8 p. M
Board OF Aldermen, City Hall. p. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Barnard College closing exercises. 10 a. m
Training School for Nurses, Post Graduate Meoical
School commencement Madison Square Pres
byterlan Church. p. M
lid Assembly District Republican Assocatloh' NO
1856 Eighth-st, p. II.
Citizens League meeting. Liberty Hall. Elizabeth
N. j., p. m. ,,
Home Hotel Association, Academy Of Music, Brooklyn'
2:30 p. -.
Galleries
Cotton Exchange annual meeting.
American Legion of Honor entertainment Cooper Unon
p N. ~
Conservation Of St. sayiours Chapel inwoOa' 'o III"
Corluthian Navy meeting Hotel Marlborough D. m.