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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

(shoud be read daily by all interested, changes may
Letters fo foreign countries need be specially al
S GF f y nd % a o. banking and
dccument letters specially addressed being sent " The
foelgn mails for The week ending November 81 viii
'0 BRSsTESByA $50; At nn for sni Euc
City q Ch9g via s G' foi Ss per
TedtOnc va az % for gsisT Ia
s sisSs per- PER ffsanaS at .SPSe@casay
pe $ caracas cttsrs for other Colombian Ports muss
Sc directed per Caracas at IL NJ for Gre9sda Tnldaa
sna I SSsaa per Via ayana tef must Be directed er
Fss Va RIO sng ES 5i Sis "a .
Via soa aSS5S and Hamburg 80
ny for Be Ps x.:, 9s9e3 81 and gan
ago cubs, per ; 5 Eenfaegos 80 ,. for New.
0oPfnna 10 M 1O for Porto Rico direct
A. Damois at 10 a. Tor Progress per : G. csndai
States Wa lSr vsra Cruz must te directed per G conda
10 s9 G1 Pse f for eI pS A@s cs
OF Para via Colon deteFs for Guatemala must DC dfees
80 purg.y for .l Tase Ia s sdssg6sns
e:d a. aS.i $50 o france iSS E sTs
priand Italy spain Portugal snd Tgrkey must b. d..
.seed ne f' a sssa must at Be drct eS
n for sSo la t ass per op 1p1 at a. for
Netherlands dEet Pfr , o pGaa via "a S'dn ss
ter, must Be a go r ST. crox and st. Thomas We
e. Croix also Windward Islands direct per Carbide
1stter Tor Grenada Trinidad and Tobaso mnst be di.
rected per Csbee' at ii n; for Campeehe Chiapas,
ahaseo and Yucatan, per lueatsn Qettsrs for CubS
sps ampico direct and other Mexican States Vera
Cruz must be per Yucatan'l a sup
nismentary II 80 a. for Fortune Island Jamaica
siso Jacme and Caves, Hayt per s. Adirondaekt
A. 80 D. M for Pierre MlquelOn. per steamer from
OsUYDAYEAt p. for Costa Ries via Linon per g. q
ho2 sls from rC1 tie Hawaiian Islands, per Australia
from san Francisco, close here daily up 20 Noysphe,
is al 9 80 D. N. Malls for China and Japan Der s. =
Gaelic fom San Francisco close here daily up 10 Noyen.
Ssr 20 nj 80 D. Mails for the Society Islands pe,
shin GaIee (fron Franclscol. daily I'M "a
Soyember s2i, at 30 p. m. Mails for Australia New.
Zealand. Hawaiian Fiji and Samoan Islands per q a
Msrposa from F,anelscol close here daily up "a
December IS at 80 arrival at New.Yors of
= s. Unbra with Bgiush nsis for Australian. Mails Tor
Newfoundland by rail- Halifax thence by 81 amer
close a, tails oaiee daily ~ 80 D. Malls for MIaueon
Office daily az 80 70 Mails er Cuba by rail- TAMPA
days, close at this Office daily at 80 NJ. Mails FOE
Mexico and unless specially addressed for dispatch
by sseaney close at this office daily az ar. -,
frans-Pacnc mails arr forwarded 70 San Francisco
daily and the schedule Of closing "a arranged on the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted ovcf1Bd tfan,, 10 Saa
Eranetco Malls RON TIC Fast arriving on TIM az san
Francisco the day of sailing OF steamers dsstchea
thence ths same day Kegis.ed RI r sc-Ss r. p N.
psasonnes. Sew.Yesk. n. T.. November IL. lsaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
THANKS IRON THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Boston. Nov. i7.-Captain J. Henry Taylor. com
mander Of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery, Yes
terdsy received the following cable dispatch In re
spon,e 10 the one sent from the company TO the
Prince OF Wales last Wednesday:
London, REV. 1es-Commanding omeer Aruusy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
MRS. HUyrIyGrOy's GENEROUS GIFT

Mrs c. p Huntington has given $1,000 to defray the
expenses Of lvng.in department NO oi3 East Ihireh'h
81 of the New.Yorx Post-Graduae Medical School end
Hospital In this department poor women will be at
tended at their homes free OF charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

When baby was Sick, ve gave her Castoris,
Wnen She wss a Child, sho cried for Castofla,
When she became Miss, she ciun2 70 Castora,
When she had Chidren. she gave them Cas'ortA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
MARRIED..

CATIIN-SMITH-On Tuesday evening, Nov. l7th, a5
Rugers Riverside Church, by Rev H0bt, Russell Booth
N Fredrika smith, OF New-YOrk. and Mr.. William
Clarke Catlin, OF Chicago
COW Enthusiastically. November II, at the resi-
dence OF the brides sister. 43 West 6lst St. by k,V
Henry Iubec Maud Talbot second daughter Of the late
John Benss OF Louisiana TO Thomas Fraser CoWan "
London, Canada.
Tuesday, November IT,
sol by the Rev. Charles l.. Thompson. ID. D., Mary
Eleanor Iarreniore and stephen Ashton MeLesn all OK
New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

Don,t Risk ANYTHING with Stubborn Cough, when
safe remedy may be had in DIR. Jaynes Expectorant
Sore Lungs and Threats are speedily helped by 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

In the many columns Of short advertisements on TN
ninth page OF The Tribune this morning you Will INT
a variety OF desirable things mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
GENERAL BUTLER sERrOCSY Ill.

Boston, Nov. l7.-GeneraI Butler Is seriously III
with an abscess OF the ear. The General has been
confined TO his bed for several days and his friends
are seriously alarmed a. b. his condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

Tie " little Advertisements OF the people, appea
10 every condition OF and woman. They run
along the whole eaniut of human necessities. This
morning you viii fnd them ca the ninth page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
TIE AWARDS.
HACKNEYS.

Iudees-Thomas Mitchell, S. s. Rowland, Professor D.
NcEachrsn. $500. =, o., .t.oa vo,rs
cass 21-stalion Il hands and under 49, three years
-, 70 ovor FIRST prize S2OO-A. J. Cassatts bay morse
,i Wander ~ yrs, by FLANDERS seaIlSy' soTohu
t" sTbW Seward Webb's black colt ROCKET LII
Glass % Stallion two years old. any sire; First prize
SSs by Lord Derby II-Prmrose Seeond prhe, nv
Wiiism Tibbetts chestnut colt Hopeful IL, yrS' "
c.nyasser No other awards.
Cs.s 25-Pony stallion under 10 hands three years oia
or Or First prize SLOW seward WeDo Dro"h soe
Sir thur yrs by Apha-Duttercup Second prize SOU
" n Miilmsn's brown horse Lord Mar yrs' BY Mars
Daisy. No other entries 49,.
Class 1s-stalions, 152 hands or Syer thr e
wears CID or over. First prize, s5oo-il'oIS h ~
Fastmsn's bSy colt imported Beau Lyons yr,, g
good Stock FARMS horse imported star OF Mepp'
yrs by Star OF the Nort'-sunbtam. II yx,id n.
Perkinsis chestnut colt imported Bonnre yrs py WIN
nre-Kiayiek. II. C--Eloodgood STOCK fhms oay eoi'
Imported Sirrah 4 yrs., by Conhdence-Merryees'
Class esstsions yarling: Of any s aa Rpi
by Vigoro.s-Jet Second prize, s75.litnry farans paI
col. Aide i W. by Matches OF Londesboro ~. y.
frank Fcrguson'e bay colt Count, w. Dy btIe ""uI
IL. C.--Jo' n A Logan j.'s colt by Youns Derby
HUNTERS AND JUMPERS.
Judges. D. Cheever DR.. Green H. l.. Heroer'' Dr' a.
Smith -
Class 74s-Jumping class. Open to all Performanees
over fences only count First prize too-f oiS @
yod's brown geding Hampstead. age second rz.s'
s2j-H L. HerGer's black zeldne Punch. a. ny NJ
W fuckers gray eelding Sir james H. C'-sioi~' Di''
This contest was decided at late hour Mohosy hisns
r,ss. 6y-QuaIiaed Hunters besvy weight up 70 c1qIy
ms $50 n 70 hounds Sifst Prize e1oo-E Cray Gri''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

When in search of work or workers. horses or car
riaees hoard or rooms. or real estate consult The
Tribunes little advertisements OF the people, You
will find them on the ninth page to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

Company OF Massachusetts, Boston, America. thank
ALBERT EDWARD
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Independent Of Crofon Water

Tn. LAFAYETTE place Russian and Turkish Baths con.
tnuo in null opear.on owing the abundant supply II
water furnished the three aresan wells ON It's premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

People out Of work, and those in search OF heipera
shoud consult the many columns OF little advertise
uents on the ninth page Of The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with fun
zane and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

This contest was decided at late hour Monday nisnr
f,lass 6y-Quaned Hunters (besvy wfghu Up 70 onLy
Ing 40 n 70 hounds. First prize, e00-E Cray efs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
Wafer Supplied
Posfonice N0tl


Wntfr SuppNed
from Underground Sources ia large or small qusntte
VIM ID. ANDREWS s. BRO, Tubular Wells. 2S3 BNai
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
Mary Goes to Adrian.

Mary Ann Barns, who has been con-
tined in the county Jail for several
months past for appropriating a regis
tered letter which did not belong 10
her. containing so in money, is about
to have the monotony of her existence
slightly altered. Through the efforts
Of her lawyer, y. p. Allen, the United
states authorities have been induced
TO sorcgo their prosecution against
the girl and have consented to allow
County Agenr Holeomb to make a
complaint against her. charging her
with being an inmate Of house OF
i'll repute. The girl has consented TO
plead guilty to this and will be sent
to the Industrial School for Girls at
Adrian until she Is 81 years of age.
Although less than 16 years oil age,
Mary Burns. by consorting with dis
reputable characters. has contracted
an incurable disease. and is in a pitt
ful condition. /
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

City Treasurer Hskc Is making care.
ful preparation 10 receive the tax
payers. commencing with next satur.
day morning. Al that tstae he viii be
instailess in his new office aud sur.
rounded vith four clerks Who converse
ia several different languages. every
thing except Chinese. spSnish ard
Italian. The city taxes are payable
from August 10 "a October i5. After
the last date delinquent tees OF two per
cent will DO charged. Early IN the
season Mr.. HASe will send blanks 20
property owners whose interests are
scattered all over town With request
that a !st be made OF all corner lots,
and return IL Ia him. Then he will
look up their descriptions IN the books
and figure up the amount due.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

reti. Of Indian Territory are vissnng
NJ. aud Mrs. r. NJ. Asarich. OF Aason-
street.
Mr.. and MIRA Peter Rrgls'fol. OF Si4
Jed 81 sosi. ave, LET'S yesterday morning
for a t~o weeks visit attn relatives and
frssnds 10 Montreal aud other points ia
Canada
Masses Edna and Eva Harrington
leave today for q sls!t 70 Grand Rap.
ids, Musk egon Hart and Ottawa Beach.
They will tsmain three weeks. JACK
soa Patriot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
The DESTRUCTION or ROME.

iaetd-ats In the Life at the viiiaiaeas
Mere Graphically Portrayed.
Barnum a Bailey's show which ex.
hibits IN this city August 20 has fea.
ture this year which is attracting un.
usual attention. It's woadrous spec.
tacle of the tragedy OF Nero. or the de-
struction OF Rome. The life acts of the
atroclous Nero, the last ot the Imperial
caesars who relgn-d over 1900 years
ago, are vlvldly portrayed; eliminating
III representation of the burning of
Rome. This production Is said 10y those
who have seen j. ta be superior To all
other features OF the great show. TINS
part OF the program opens with view
OF the outside gates OF ancient Rome,
followed by an imperial fete day.
Nero's triumphal procession. games Of
the circus Maximus, cladiatorial con-
tests, chariot races. olympian games,
marriage Of Nero, interior OF his palace
and his death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

A census bulletin OF Michigan was
filed in the county clerks office yester-
day by the Interior Department. The
population of the State is shown 10 be
2,093 $50 on June /. 1890. This is an IN
crease of 1872 per cent for the last ten
years. Fifteen counties show de-
crease while thirty-eight snow an in
crease of more than so per cent.
Wayne shows the largest numerical
increase. 90.670. Kent comes IN sec
ond with an increase of 1860. The
largest increase in urban population Is
found in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Sagi-
nav and Muskegon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

AT the regular meeting of Champlin
womans' Relief Corps held yesterday
afternoon at their hall at 55 Wes,
Brldge-st-, Mrs. Fox, treasurer of the
Corps, read n report from the recent
convention held IN Detroit. The only
visitor was President Alta NJ. Stuart OF
the Custer corps who WAS present fof
The purpose of talking over the matter
or inviting the Lowell corps to partici.
pate IN picnic with the corps OF thu
c,tyet thu Soldiers Home. At the reg.
ular meeting of the Watson corps 10 be
held today, date will be decided upon
All members OF corps are invited to
take part.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Springfield. Mas, Aug as.~ine
sssons OF the national convention of
the Assoe.atloa og fne Department
Chefs. shlch opened here yesterday,
were resumed lhis mofasng. Amosg
the pfomlnsn. delegates are u. j.
~weenie, OF Chicago, e.eoige Z. Hale. az
kansas City, Allen. OF Muskegeoi God
trey. OF hammond. Ind. Jackson. ~.
Paul, kellogg. SIOUX City ifeaeh. Ash
land. Wis - Noii. bloomington; sniat.
poluth. cleary, sisnsphiss Professor j..
r. Barrett. cl.y electrician nf thicago.
aud G. s. iandy. J. 4. Hull and II, H..
salter, Of Chicago. .oday the eonsen-
ton is discussing questions relating 10
organization aud drill There 10 .
warm contest for ths presidency, aud
tho western delegates have combined
on Colonel l.. VI Rattle. chief ot the
iiie department ot Detroit. THIS after
noon there was an exhibition of cleo
trsc appliances. showing the dangers 10
te encountered by ilremsn Ia their
work from electric wig.s and how "
avoid them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
BREAKFAST BREvITIES

Beecher's nine plays the travelling
men next saturday.
car load of Christmas goods was
cleared at the custom house yesterday
for III. Leonard Sons 4 Co.
Attorney Liant X. salisbury has gone
70 Buffalo, n. Y. to settle some atairs
relative to heirship property.
Rev. A. II. Mann will hold . service
for deaf mutes IN the chapel of St.
Marks Chnrch. on Monday, August IL,
at O'Clock a. m.
The members of the Old Resident As
sociaI!on will meet at the family resi-
dsnce, AZ South Waterloo-st., at = D. m.
today 70 attend the funeral Of John
Butler.
There viii be special meeting Of the
COMMITTEES on teachers OF the Board OF
Education Saturday to consider the ap-
pointment Of cadets for the training
school.
The Board of Education is full Of
buGness these days preparing for tn q
opening of school next month. An
other meeting will be held next Mon
day night.
Owing to poor health w. z. Cooper
hss transferred the management of his
commercial agency for retail dealers to
l.. J. Stevenson. who has been an en-
ploye Of the office for the last four
years
Tho patrol wagon picked up ]. J..
Clark. 10 years of age. of Pentwater.
Mich, on Waterloo-st., yesterday after
noon, where he had fallen in a hit. He
was taken to the Western Hotel.
II is announced that John Grant, of
the Board Of Trade, and Miss Matte.
daughter of H. ID. G. Van Asmus, will
be married at the Westminster Church
on the morning OF September 1. They
Will take . wedding tour through the
East.
The ambulance was called to the
harm of the Valley City Coal and Ice
Company, corner North Park and
South Division-st., yesterday afternoon
which got James Hugenot, 80 years OF
age. who was suffering with an epilep-
tic tit. He was taken to 80 North IonIa.
st.. where he was attended by DIR.
Catl.Q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Frank Osborn has gone to Greenviile.
c.. Robinson has gone to Petoskey.
Gen. I. c. Smith went East yester-
day.
Alderman Turner is East for two
weeks.
Waiter English has gone TO Kala-
mazoo.
John A. Fairchild was in Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. Philip Hahn is visiting friends at
Fremont.
Miss Addie skuts is visiting friends at
Rockford.
Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Studley are st
MackInac Island.
Mrs. John Lenz is spending some time
with friends at Luther.
Edwy c. Reid, editor of the Allegan
Gazette, is in the city.
f. r. Judd and wife are at the Ken
sngion, Harhor Springs.
Mr.. and rs. Cyrus. G.. Perkins are
at the Grand, Mackinac.
George Cole and Roy Ecker, of
Gresnvilie are IN the city.
DR.. De Forest Hunt has returned
from the Northern resorts.
Mrs. r. Sharpsteen has gone 10 Low
ell to visit Mrs. A. L. Peck.
Nj. Phoebe Rgneil has gone TO
Msckinac tor several weeks.
Mrs. Henry schafer, Of Big Rapids,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Maud Acker arrived in the city
yesterday frvm Battle Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. stevens and child are
visiting relatives at Coldwater.
Miss Mamie Davis, Of Fremont, ia
taking q course of music IN TINS city.
W ;. Earl and family OF f3 Terrace
ave. left Yesterday for Ottawa Beach.
Miss Birdie Hudson OF Grand Haven,
is taxing a course in the business col
lege.
Miss May Grant, of Ncv York city, is
visiting Gen. and Mrs. b. X. Pierce at
50 Ransom-st.
Ms EVELYN Ward - spending four
weeks AZ Buffalo aud Albsny.N. Y. and
fltisfeld. Mass.
Misses frankie and May Maynard, of
Luther, are spending some time with
friends IN this city.
Mrs. Dana Coleman and daughter
Florence, Of Mlnreapolls,are the guests
OF Mrs. VIM. Pisnk.
Mrs. t-=e and Miss Blanche sauer-
man have returned from Jsckson. &C
eompanied hy hss Grace Winfield.
Misses Cora. Ora and Ella Bennett
are spend "a their vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. p. A. stowe, OF Fowler.
M-. Anns Csssell aud Mss veriee
Gov, of Monmuth. H., have returned
ho1e after a visit with Mf. snd Mrs. J..
q. Clinton.
Mr. aud Mrs Chsuucey Gnest. Ar.
.nd Ms. May. - Eaton Rapsis, snd
Mrs. Ada Guest OF Detroit. formed .
tosiy psFty 40 OTTAWA Beach yesterday
NJ. aud Mrs. Geo. Lanric snd Mrs.
teo. both, of AkFen. OHIO, sho has
been vIssng tbsfs eoeaa Mrs. Jelsn
keoFhsFd, returned hone ttls mora
Ina
Mr.. RsSsncFoft ard daughter. of
hsnsssaka, isd., sad Mrs. J. q. BaF
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
tn. p.,s.,, n.es..

Detroit, Aug. i3.-Everythins in con.
neciion with The second day Of the
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing
Associations annual regatta was better
than on Yesterday. The weather was
warm and desirable. The course VII
smooth and the hreeze WAS much
lighter. The attendance was larger
and the rowing more spirited. Among
the distinguished people who saw the
racing was Cardinal Gibbons. who ar
rived on the steam yacht Vita just IN
time to see the last race. The winners
We're as follows: Single sculI, Edward
Durnan, Sunnysdc rowing club. Tor.
onto. time l029t. Durnan is Edward
HanIon's cousin; pair oars, +. d. Stan.
dish and Frank A. Lyon, Detroit, time
1915; double scuils. A. Cameron and
X. Cnrran. Bayside club, Toronto, time
lo:1et; senior four oars, Wolverine
club, Detroit, time 9:l4I; barge race,
three-quarter mile dash, Modoc club,
st. LOUIS, Mo-, time 4:33}.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
This Date in History-Aug. IA.

HE-Ths arsr pFinf-ss book issasd-
rw-Dr. Mere C4saAbon. emllenf Protcsfans
divine. barn.
uE-Dr Charles aartoa. distinguished n@ths-
naticisn. born.
EB-Ehssnas sAertAa. author OF The Pro-
asaneias DLeEienarg." asd father ef The
fzuloGs oxatcF azkl drsnAsist- died.
f4Dt-Georxe Coll1Aa the elder. draznatist
disd-
49, Dr. William Buc kland. srninens eeologtst,
died, bora l7s<; his son Francis = sniaens
in tAa same lne.
fNs-oseoF<s Combs. eminent phrcnologist and
.arhor Of tAs Constitution Of Man" died.
bora I1so.
r2-Laad and nasal battle at West Point.
White River. Ark
mD-Admsral David Glasgow FAxr~gus DID
n Portsmoeth- y. h. born f0i-
f&-Coli,slon OF GeLer and rhinsvzilA on
the coast Of Newfoundland. III persons
drowEed-
lme-Dasid \ Terry kiiled At LAthrcp. CAt. by
Dspafy United States Marshal Se~gie. who
vas ofneial guard OF Justice stephen J.
Fisld. Of ths United States supreme court.
thirty years before Terry had killed SEN
ssor b<odexlek In a duel
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
CALLED DOWN.
The Democrat Has Been Misrepresenting
President Dayia

Tho Democrat Has Been Misrepresenting
President Davis
President Davis. Of the Board OF
Public Works, says that in quoting
him in regard to the Cook wells in its
issue OF the 18th, the Democrat gross
say he did not care whether the wells
were a success or not. He says he
does care and that he is anxious for
them to succeed, so that the city can
be supplied with good water. and
plenty OF it. '.Then again. said Mr..
Davis, Il am quoted as saying that
the hill people would get wafer and
that was all that was necessary.
have no partiality and want good
water all over the city,"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

washingtoa. August l3--For Lower
Michigan Local rA.Es IN northeast;
fair IN southeastern portions slightly
warmer. exespt stationary tsmpsrstufe
oa tue shors OF Lake Michigan. Wind
generality southesiyi local rams are
likely saturday. For Upper Michigan
sad Wisconsin: Local rains. perhaps
occasionally heavy IA Wisconsin; south-
eAsterly winds. no decided change IA
temperature; cloudy aud RAIN satur-
day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
Delay in Getting Pipe.

President Davis says that the board
of public works has been notified of a
shipment OF water pipe, but the ship
ment has not yet been received. AS
soon as it comes the contracts for lay
ing mains will be let. The contracts
will be divided into districts so that
each contractor can employ large
number of men and the work can be
rapidly carried on under his immediate
supervision.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

A sss "a Cat siz>s saat WIN sest shs
eessEasssst Abeat soooo.

Plt,sbarg. Aug is.--poFsasvE's glass
works. at White Mills, Wayne county,
has insl completed a at OF cut glas.
Tor the White House tables ia Washing.
ton. The set Mas ardsrea by the gov.
ernmeat. 10 be ready on September 1.
Is consists OF go piecss, coa.xslnr of
esything desirable Iof the slaebosfd
OF . President. from a mammoth cen.
ter piece aud pune bowl 80 the iiny salt
cellars OF exqulslts design.
All OF the go piecea are Of tl.e san nis
pattern, aud each Is engraved 10 hand
SOME ssyie, the coat al arms os the
country. The cost OF the set 10 Ia.
government will ns Ia tho nsishhor.
hood of 5000. aud glass inen who have
viewed u agree that for beauty aud ele.
ganee Il IS equal Ia any set Of glass
ever produced IN this country. fhe
works At which the work was executed
are the oldest IA America.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
MISPLACED CONFlDEN CE.
Begging of Detective Brought Brown
Into Trouble.

Begging OF a Detective Brought Brown
Into Trouble.
Last evening Harry Brown made the
gravest mistake of his life. He was
passing up Canal-st. with a starved
and homeless expression upon his face.
importuning pedestrians for a little
assistance with which to purchase for
himself food to appease the pangs of
hunger which were gnawing his vitals.
His stay al the city has not been suf-
ficiently protracted to enable him TO
fnmiliarize himself with all the detec-
tives. and on this account alone he
slumbered last night on n plank mat
tress at the police station. One OF
the persons from whom he solicited
charity was Detective Gates, who
brought him In. Brown was charged
with begging on the streets. On his
person was found IS cents, two cheap
breastpins and two scarf pins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

A warrant was secured yesterday fol
the arrest of hack driver l3, Geo.
Eagle, for overcharging lady passen-
GER named Mrs. A. raverell, OF 29l
Watson-st. Her husband made the
complaint and alleges that his wife en-
gagged the carriage TO convey her from
her home to the West Bridge-st. depot
and that Eagle charged her fifty cenk
when he should have assessed her only
twenty-five.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
A Big , OBJ.

President Fred Saunders of the Com.
mon Council, acting mayor during the
absence from the city of Mr.. Uhl, and
Comptroller Vandenburg were busy
attaching their signatures to the street
improvement bonds yesterday. They
are not alone compelled 20 sign the
bonds. but the interest coupons also
The job calls for about 10000 sigma
lures and the pair. have two days oi
hard work before them.