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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
$1,000 CASH

AND acre Farm 20 exchange for foee
n house and set IN south OF sasi pgfiAon o.
e1fs.
BUSINESS BLOCH. l,Iso feet on s1 Hall ct
ID fof sac ri tsrEsln.
pRfcE PInCk. 70 feet frnrt by TO feet deep
ID ~ shswreut ave. 70 exchange Tor fsrm
or fuskerre ishe-
LsoR SALE Or Frebsngs-s soubls ttns
Bsnt house - NJ. Vernon ct
4 TFSESENT bsrvsls. aousis houss or
n Hinfsr si-s vii SCI ~ trade.
uoTsr sua lof or Mt Vernon St. te trade
- Ter ana PEA CT.
y HOUSES srd sots en Csft s~s. - trade for
> Eiit-eazs farm within le - j. miles 81 city.
On tcREs improved Isss. . miles southeast
- 81 ETY.. a Ne : III ssbgs bsnkeo ssfn
are. or hard. a. tlnes sfnsH frus. well
fenced urnsr ros< ftsif ssffeu. - sxrtenEs
fof y Jrspe1is 90 = o. ~ se-es ues- elfs-
uoTKB n Bs Rsples a. furnlss~s. - ca
~ ehsnEs Scr properly ~ eifs er isfni
sa ACgkE farm 2 rnl3es soetsvest - Rens
~ Clts. r-xr1s a. Improved. goes fsIers.
et<- free - al iBcnmfsrhEcei - ssebanst Tor
cstr r-opsrfr
TsEx Re0w bss-e sss iat. q Iawrsv. 81 hss
ga. srs las . sp1sn1ts ban ~ Isizs WITH
stss in rexf.
eya, ARES a fsrs y rrfi. rn-th arc rifles
81 sssz II ets. :, etcesnEs fof sifv prep
IN acrEs. NJ. roth - ess. HHuiss. Or
be tyseT Ser sttua
"a scaEs. ~ uus.s sorss - Hslst- Tor
~ ss,s e trade feF err p-epsrts
x1csFr E<F5s Re shs esss SIC susurh~ fsr
H5ss srp Io7 es seuss Lassyets.-s fer
~ ca. - f~efe
% 1cRFs rs~as-lns fsn1. 2 rifles soufs of
10 rst4 - syetsaxe fer cffs Trrsterfs
NSFEf - iass - r-sa ssss's are e'zs's's.
u. =. fOl lS Essn i. Lsrp.s BIZ
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

4 SsESSMEST ROLL for the construction n
Il sewer IA Has idoH STREET. from snham
avenue 10 biane.y street IA the ciis II orAnd
Rapids.
oEfIef or CRY CLfKg
GKARD IArIns Mich. March, lo. ISL.
To
Estate 81 BENJAMIN Livingston. krziSh Lis-
iaFston. Mary y Narrri' Della p. tray. Ar
thur j. hvaea. estate ~ Victor Al. Middleton,
Frederick S.Nl v.nag. Lllen McN4nus. Adoiph
aud Lizxie Hsrslt. l.. bruania hsn4cfsan.
john Cumming hizaheth swift Minerta
6reea. Austin Richardson. George A. torec,
Edward q. VOORHEES,.
lou are hereby nol.ied that an assessment Il
about 10 be made upou you fo deiIas the "a
pense Of the aforesaid Improvement a.
assessment roll has been made Ia the
prem aa q is on file IA the clerks office 81
said city. wh~rr II viii remain open Tor insper-
ton until Monday evening. March ia. 1891 when
aud where you can appear before the Comm GA
Council ga said evening and show cause. ~
any wby said assrssmenis should not be made
and collected according 10 law.
- ". a SHINkMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
REAL ESTATE


yTANTED--A desirable house and lot. worth
" silfa 70 $50. sr ffuse worth same amount
built. ~ apply first payment on iarge
handsome lots in south part n city.
If YoJ are ieoSing for good farm, don fail
A - see ma before purchasing, viii sell iov
Or exchange Ter city preperty.
EOR SALE-cr Exehsnge-A good room
L house and E. acre of and on Main a. n
the fonrishing village u Lac Odessa. On n. L.
IN. T.
vIANTED-A tubular well ~ Apply en good
" lot. siso SEC worth ~ grading vii ae
taken a. part psymenf On arstciass lot
LsnR SALE-Nsw wellaaisnea Iron ssuss
~ Elu-sve- good VEL cister1 al cellar.
haaitnv aud pleasant locality. vii oe sod AZ
a bargain q sod in Few lays
coon HARDWOOD umaered lads for sals
W or exchange for city property.
HAVE sou seen kirtlsHdS Bear kirtisnss
IA ant a J. Merritts pats vest Of : bst-
sica 81 and south e griEzS II ret tt
w,fI nav vau 81 ioes them aver before hHv' az
a. fhpv arr in the prefrest and naost rSpit y
growing suburb q the ctr. and nns he zen
- y, appreciated. Gene snd Eet prices. AZ
nssv reiv sn courteous atsentcn aud square
tesing. g. = Ak tbtNN
Ger. Of srsggsave- and Rachaasa-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

y stale OF Michigan, county OF Kcnt-ss.
Notice - hereby given that by al order Of the
Probate Court, for the county 81 Kent. made on
the FIST day of Fet ruars A - lsal sR months
from that Gate were allowed for steaiters 10
present their claims against toe estate 81
JULIA A. HAhklDAN.
late of said county. deceased. aud that sll
creditors Of said deceased are required 20 pre-
sent their claims To said Probate court. al the
Probate Once in the city Of Grand Rapids Tor
examination and allowance on OF ieiorc The
list day OF Angus next and that sucii
claims will De heard before said court Oh
Friday. the 2lsf day of August next al
10 O'Clock in the forenoon 81 thai day
Dated. Grand Esnids. Mich. FEB. Il. A. ID.
ISL.
CYRUS J.. PERKINS.
wed mar il .lgcEc OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

vAsEvuLr. Tenn, March 10 - A
Knoxviils Tenn special ssys; sid.
nev Lewis The young fellow who some
DAYS ago shot and killed his father.
Judge Lewis. in Hsrsiin county, NJ. .
here in isiL He was brought hers
Monday Night frcr Hawkins county.
wh@~e IA vac arrested
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

III yoa insist on breaking our en-
gag-msnt. Miss ficken. shall MAKE
your letters public"
You are welcome % do so, Mr.
Scamper; there Is nothing In them that |
ara ashamed II. except the address -
Jury
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
1.-Two stock.

CHICAGO. March 10
Ctrrr.-Market active and frn. Prices 100
higher. Quotations ranged ~ o. eJd5 IS
for choice 70 fancy shipping Steers.
"a b0as5. 10 for good 10 choice do, " 70
GAS for common 10 fair do. t3oosc3 20 for
butchers steers. " s5G2 rs for Siockers "a,
~ 2S FOR Texans o. sOG2. - for Feeders, Oh. sOA
3 Is for Cows. o. 5o1s30o for Bulls and 5000
eo0 for Veal Calves
HoSs-Market active aud strong Prices
sli0c higner. Sales ranged NJ q v12+O for
P,gs. 81 iSst3e5 FOR light. % +Olbs 80 for rough
packing ~ $3.50 for mixed. and s355v3 %
sor heavy packing and shipping lota.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

NoxreossRv. Ala, March u. Josiah
Norris. ne richest banker IN Alabama
died Monday OF hears disease. He wss
largely Instrumental IN building up Biz
mfnrham and developing the resources
81 thfs section
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

PARIS. March i0.-A dispatch to the
Temps from Madrid says: The span
iSh government - about 90 dispatch
q. $50 troops 10 Cuba on account Of the
increasing political agitation on the
island. II The situation becomes worse
Gen. Garpss viii be appointed viceroy.
The spanish press protests against
Americans encouraging the Cuban sep
sratists IA connection with the pro-
posed treaty % commerce
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
TREAsURER's NOTICE
City Trea.nrcr's ono. ]

tiiy Ifessurcrt U'Nct.
Grand Rapids. Nich.. Feb -. 1851
Notice Is hereby given that the ass.ssment
roll tor grA6 nc. trayeiing and paving the gut.
ters 81 sherman street. from 1ipn sire
10 last street. "a tile city OF srana Rapid.
b now IN nv hands. and that vii reCel
Eaymeuf thereon for thc period 81 twenty DAYS
iron this date. at the ofncc Of the city Irt as
urer cts Hall. GEUkSE PERRY,
mar L. city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

.Daiy italy except sunday.
Trains arrive from tue L&st. 20 m. Il 20 >
n. o. m and ~ - 3 "a.
Trains arrive from tho West 10 10 "a. IS
m and 30 , H.
Iaslward-No. II las Wagner farier Bullet
car No. A. Chair car No. - Wagner Sieeisas
Mestwara-Ao. 81 Wagner sleeper Ne. i
Chair Car, No ~ Wagner fAfiDf Bnnel Cal.
Joss ". LoUn. TfaEc Manager.
lHs fiTrCHfE. 1ray. Pass. Agent.
las. Cskfhili. City Ticket Agent
= Nonros street
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

vxs.-wcnder WIZ shey always call
si,~oruotivs she
Poss.-Warss IL - cn scccuss - the
horrsbss ncsse IL ssksss wen Il tries to
~atsfla
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
THAT 5 u ACRE S

r. {a<sas ths cify limits ttis mem ~ IA
erser ~ .asT il ~ hsa 81 move & ard u vsa
sre iesssua far IA Investment wsula Hse -
show i - voa- r cuts - Ists. WIZ re
prtee remains ssFre ss before = cane safo ne
ctr. sci Houses - rent~
LF. BRooks. Rosm 1 s. Nsaroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
LOCAL. Markets.

GRATV--Wheat. o5c; red &C; corn. sc: oats,
tsc, rye. 55c; barley. sl.008l.s) ? hundred.
FtoUR aND FEsp-Iily White. $50: Patent,
500 : hundred; corn meal. sL4.op = ton feed.
S+tes25.5O = tons mitdliDgs. s2l-n; bran.
$500.
NstrS-Pork. ta411c; beef, fiSe1Sc; veal. 90
Siar, mutton. 76tSc; lamb. use; chickens. l0t3
l-s4c. turkeys. l2'1c; ducks 1922; geese. loo
t2c.
PRGDrCK-Butter. dairy. leal7c; creamery.
re, eggs. l5c potatoes. 15g-uc y hH apples,
slissal.51 = hu.: beefs. H6sSs = hu.; oniens.
slEeti,0 = bu., beans. hand picked. sl.75SD
2oo : bu-; Honey. lcsel7c; maple sugar. 100
t2ifc.
HfpEs sSD TsLIov-f}reen. t8p-c; part
cured. rstsc; cured hides. ga - &C calf skins.
green. 5e5fc. calf skins. cured ss17e. tallow
5ett'.c pelts. ssi.5e. dek n sans. l5eS25c.
Woop-i Si1ch. dry. sl.75@22ss cord 2foot
= 5ssZ.75 = cord tfsot. s4pe,St. = ' cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
A Variable ~ efxbe.

resehcr-How many ounces IN .
pound?
Tommy-it depends upon the grocer.
Jury
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
IAKf SHORE a MICHIGAN BouTHEI

"a ~ % y N Nv II - IA -
frame irsm fsrraa ha5aae roHftef 81 White
Pigeon With feet trains fof &ss \ orr and H>@
ton. Has driving fBofi. eiefptnE tfffrtf aud
dining cars thfsugh SO hs~ y sff and bpsfsH-
a. !. 1HfrH.
g.. J A y. A. Cleveland. q
s. HsFnScE- Tjcsef lxesf. Depot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March 10
YIoUs-Qpi-s AMI steady spring wAsa.
patents. a. %. Bakers Is se2ss IS. VIA
ter waeat Flour patents. o. co550o. aad
straizhts as0s4o
WhEAT-R Ruled weak AMI lover No cash,
ssscGsiO, May sL0i sLLas.
CORS Active and nrm. No. 2 ana No. 2 YeL
low. oO'ic May. S1sGsee; July 81. .s5eao.
OATS Higher. Trading fair No. 2 5ss5ose
MAJ, Sos ssc, June. oots t5lo. July. bAn
SAc. SAMPLES nTner and demand good No
3 ssZs9l,c No 3 White s9s50ae, No Z. 90
Soc. No White 5ol5zsie
RYE scarce and arm. No cash ss1eao;
March. 9ic, ard May, 600 samples o3Es4a
foe No. 2 and es<ss)c FOR No. 3
BAkLEY-Sala and nrn Poor. oe3sSc
common, oits7e, fair to good osa7oe and
choice. 7sLT3c.
MISS PoRK-Trading rather modera,s and
prices ruled higher Prices ranged AZ 60 s71s
Gio0 for cash. ~, s7aGI0oo for March
si007aGl05o FOR May, and tl0 .o1i 62A for
July.
LARp-Marke, moderately active snd prices
higher. Quotations ranged a. s5.77s,ssS for
cash; so.77', CAS- Tor March; EE5i1o.os,s for
May. and o. Ds6s7s fer July.
BUrrrR-Creanery. 25cSSc, Dairy. 2o32sc;
Packing stock. oG9c.
PoULrRr-Liys Chickens, oGlic per n. /;
Live Turkeys. stilc per n; Live Ducks, SO
lie per 10. Live Geese. 9puT3.OO per doz-
Ous-wsconsin Prime White Sc; Water
waite, sac Michigan Prime Waite. sHc;
Water White. i0sc, Indiana Prime White.
sso; Water White. Zoe; Headlight It's test
sse; Gasoline. e degs. aci "a deg'S sac;
Naphtha. % deg's re-
LIoUoHs-Distilled Spirits ruled nrm ss 81. IL
per gal for finished goods
NEW YORK. March 10
wHEAT-Deciined hCiSsc on foreign houses
selling. reacted sDAc on west buying act.
I've but feverish March, 81 1885,, May. s09SG
LI0A June. .L0sGiosbs; July. sL05s2IO6;
August, 81 e2SLi03H; September. NeX8
1854 December. sLOi5i9l05.
CORN-Early.sso lower. but rallied and al
vsnoed aGic on shorts buying. No. ?. o5A e7oc.
steamer mixed, 6shs 869c.
OArs-Fsrmer. quiet. Western. 54ltG,c
PEOvIsIOSs-Beef quiet, steady. Extra mess,
tsOnl7 %. family. tssoGi05O Pork Arm,
fair,J active. New mess, lO.5oGiie5: old mess
50 EGl0O0. extra prime. s00o1eD Lard
quiet steady; steam rendered. e. on.
CLEVELAND. o.. March 10
PErRoLsUM-Easy Standard white ITO deg
test, sac, agasoline, sbc; n gasoline. l2c; GO
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

i-~ck-ve~. mssn. 'sw vii ycr ave
e. duck TO-DAY VIII ysu heat l. ssid
or vii l eat u for ysai
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
DETROIT, Noyrxnrn -. ls,s
lassIta A soer.Fess


T.Da A. n. runs tilf0usn fc Detroit with rsf.
.-' lot car. seals. ~ cfnts-
LOO !. n. has through pafi0f esr &c pefroifs
1s-' seals. - cents.
l.sD1, , NJ runs through 20 Detroit with pxf.
t'-c ior eat sssfs. - cents.
Per tickets and tnfofmatlen apply ~ fnioo
ticket ofiice. ~ Aonfoe -. of Union el&fi9n.
Go. DEH WIN. Gen. Psss'f AIT
IhET sHoEF MICHIGAN BeuTHxRx
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
MICHIGANCENTRAL

ibals, All elhers aails eA.eps sunday.
Iak lng cneci SuHctS. lA.s is. is>>.
Sleeping ears ga Pacific Hne Atlantic IA
PRESSES L. aud from Detroit farloI rua
aH HAy ExyIeSs and tsfand kapids t1pTrsE
End from Detroit Direct connections fpaas
at l4rirell viii al Through trains East Tiek.
tgs ou sslc 80 nlon Ticket ofiice. 81 Monroe
I'll - and =; lnlen depot.
Fngn Al hGiees Cent Ar 3 Monroes
q. ". hUs6Aks. q. 4. auo j. A. 4. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
REAL ESTATE CRY

REAL ESTATE CITY.
WITHOUT INTEREST sas only IS cash ana
W Il peF a0Hlh thereafter foo - years Vii
bay = home OF l. : freKlB, k8oM G. L9tStf
b oek. 9El.gs te Sweet l0tel
ANNot NCEMENI- FltzGer4ia s Frankfort
Il have Tr3eesed u fiitu Aaglonai bank
block. West Brdgesf - lets f0r sale IN
richards Lincoln fafk addition L. lois on
est BTIa2e 81. h0Usos ana suites o. Ioonis 10
rrut.
LOk ~sLt-Hssi taken a lot OF city prop
tTty ia rAcAab. fsf farm iaE1s. can O.
Ter - Inc sgrcial bargains la cheap sua middle
priced homes On monthly payments. i can
give you a chaicr of Is houses al ss00 : 80.
situg s3s0 800 s59a. All within 50 tie. OF
cable line kicsant Dgiidiag tots on Paris and
college ayes Unly lppt. No commission on
these prices Is sell my own property. {. ".
Tufts " Pear s..
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

Week DAYS Every Gay. stsccpf hafaraas
G.(lu N. has thfoaEh chair car 20 CO..
wv cago. Ne extra charge LOT seats
Loo S ss amen ,srs sS, 2 es sas sss, .s
cents.
b.0r = NJ. has through chair car 20 Mauls
c.Dc tee. va Al. A \. ~ r. X
l35 y ~ .ee sse s s, wss wsssss pa
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

Twelve H. W usually Iiaes, thfr-
ne Ia .Nsee.i orsi- three lines
Ia. a. 1. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
TRAIN TINT TABLES.
GRAND RArlns a INbzAxA kAIlkoz 8
~ - sEe<1 kra. - trsl

III ~ U.<7f-
tkt&tit CArtpt cuAaAs
slEfflke Az fAR4os c<t s8Exsos
>ofth~ a. 4 81 train, parrish CHAIR o&I Tar
tfeserss ~. "A - ~ bNlp, p>liot ct&AF
s~f Tor h&ektAsN f1ts. 10 ~ b a. sE&.A
a. nef elctptAs TAT Tor AaektneE tEx.
e0Ath-s a. : ~ H@in has fs&fiSf nG&tf laf -
AihcthAeh. 81 "a ~ lfatn las through t4si<<l
TAI Tor t'hicage- tn y ~ fr~ie. Nsknsf S.tSp
ttai ~ issf t&acinnals- u - ; "a kl~sQ. No.
hef slcspin& Gar toT NAieAss.
MasAegan, eTsaa fssssssss 4 1nasaaA~
= az Nus cse4.. Ia o. = n. II n = a. a. !, Z
IRON Af-.tb IL an Il , m~e & =
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
LILY White EIouI

Made nv Valley City Milling Co. Grand
Rapids. : family favorite. Try IT,
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
CHICAGO VAC. R. Al.

w WIhIu Isal7IaF ~ p m a. IlIWPn
A3f thte~H - - D. N - IA ttta a
itfaiif a. ~ ~ ti4la haH hfesssE tses ssax<
lot cei. saa II - y "a tfain Nsxaef sseNf.tnx
gaT.
I've tni<HCa a. An tlnp M 40 ID n
AIT Ura h .- lapm tb4nng A44.
ibalE. ~ j. n tfAiA has .iiniag al al
Through Tree rafioI car. sBa III Is \ IN Lam
" a. acr sleeping cat
Though tick cts Rad fuii Information osn
had hs cAilsaS unaN A lsltuisI tnl al ace.
81 Guion station - .. " Npnson nion tickeS
agent {. Aanrst-Sf,. oreAa hAptaG Mich
1. l. lecAsoon Gen, fssa- AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

WAAfEfl-PsFty With 4.eo 60 ~ est M al
established business. paying better than
Il per cent Can s-eufe position as security al
salary OF $500 per m0nth. AddTss r. Is,
this once ilti
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

No trouble TO sboy property.
!. Is GioSTFRBoTSF
X CsDsilst. Phone a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

PETRoLsUM-Easy. Standard white ITO deg
test. sac; - gasoline, sHc; n gasoline, l2c; GO
asphtha, SIC.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

1 oct-fhF~e nse dollar bills IA 4 roll BE-
II tseen the pastafscs ana WarEoufxs dry
goods store OF % kri.iS~st. eatir csf Nenesy
aftefnoos .aHdef MI Fecsye liberia trssfd
- leaFtns same at police hr4dq 4artefs "a
II -tera 10 ttaBcy-st. y
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
IT'S WINTRYl

But They Are Luyiag Them Just tie Same
IVk REFER TO
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

WANTED Two souag men 10 eater iuera-
W tive go Partnership honesty. energy ana
soms capita. required Ad4rsss :. care =
Tlef NO. a. Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
TOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Tor SALE-A $50 improved Leonard refrig-
Il orator. good AS new; will sell at half price
II sold In few DAYS. Call AS Lyon-St. IS
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

WANIED-By a lady and gentleman. with
w out children. rooms OF small house. Ad-
dress 1921. box 4, this Office. 20
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-13
youngstown Bicycle Meeting.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 12.-[SpecioL, i
The annual meet of the Mahoning Cycle
Club at the fair grounds to-day was largely
attended and the sport of an interesting
character The entries were large in every
class. Summary:
Ten-mile race-C. F. Williams, Erie first W
Crane second Time ASS.
One-mile novice safety race-Alfred Taylor.
Cleveland, first. Time, 300.
One-mile ordinary-E. +. Johnston, Clev Gland,
first. Time. 3:0i.
Quarter-mile safety. open-H. l.. Bannister,
Youngstown. Time, 40.
Bows quarter-mile safety-John Murphy, Youngs-
town. o.
One-mile safety, club championship. was won by
G. II. Stein, Youngstown. Time, 3:l3h.
Time. :I0A.
Two-miie handicap-C. H. Stein, Youngstown,
Quarter mile, boys under 1s-C. F. Williams
Erie. Time, :4o9.
One mile, S:i5 class-C. F. Williams, Erie.
Time 500.
Half mile, ordinary-E. c. johnson. Cleveland.
One mile, open-W. Bright, Greenville. Time,
1896.
YOUNGSTOWN. Time. al.
Hall mile, Doys Ii years-John Murphy, Youngs-
town. Time; 2:0S.
Two mile ordinary handicap, open-E. C. john
SON. Cleveland. Time, SOS.
One mile. safety, $3.50 class-W. Bright, Green
villc. Time, 3:ls.
Half mile, safety, oper-w. Crane, Erie Time,
Half mile. club championship Hughes, Youngs-
town, o.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-13
How Made NV Start.

You must have lots of boy readers who
would like to hear of my experience and
how started in business. / am IA years
old, and my father is dead and my mother
is an invalid so had to leave school and
earn some money. 1 saw in your paper the
experience Of William Evans, and how he
made money plating knives. forks and
spoons, and 1 thought 1 would try the
plating business, so I sent to H. F. DelnO
& Co., Columbus, o., and got a S. lightning
platter. 1t came by express and is beauti-
full machine. In one week 1 did s13 worth
of work and last week 1 was sick and only
made S11. The price received for plating is
nearly all profit and the work is very nice.
Every person has gold, silver or nickel
plating to do and 1 hope to start little
store soon. If any of your boy readers will
benefit by my experience in starting in
business shall be very glad.
Su JAMES ANDERSON
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-13
THE FALL OF A SCAFFOLD
Fatally Injuries Five Men at Work on a
Railroad Bridge.

Fatally injuries Five Men at "Ork on
Railroad Bridge.
SALTsBURG, Sept. r. - Special. - A
swinging scafold under the railroad bridge
here was crowded with nine workmen last
night, who were about quitting when the
ropes broke, precipitating the entire party
into the river bed, 80 feet below. The men
fell in confused mass on the sharp stones,
four of them being fatally injured. while the
rest were more or less bruised. Those prob
ably fatally injured are:
J. C. REPERGLE, several ribs broken and
breast crushed and badly brushed; hurt
internally.
S. W. REED, terrible cash on head and fa-
tally injured internally.
w. D. WILSON, neck sprained, bruised and
injured internally.
GEORGE FLEMING, back seriously hurt
and fatally injured internally.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, back seriously hurt
and fatally I'M jured internally.
A little son of Foreman Joseph Artley,
who was standing on the scaffold, made a
miraculous escape. When the scaffold gave
way he grasped an iron girder of the bridge.
and clinging to it climbed to the bridge and
was rescued few minutes later by his
father, who was among the first to strike the
river bed. Mr.. Artley, Sr., was badly but
not seriously hurt, while the others re-
ceived slight bruises. The swinging ropes
were old and dangerously weak for such a
load
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They had suffered two defeats, and before
thev started in to-day they were determined
TO retrieve themselves, and they did, too in
the best of style. In neither game did
Wards men have ghost of a chance to
win.
Terry started in to twirl for the home
team in the first game, but he was of no ac-
count The Pittsburgs hit his curves all
over, and in the sixth inning Camthas went
into the box and succeeded i'll stemming
the tide. At the time, however, 1t was too
late. for the game had already been lost.
Pronklvn'S old favorite, John E. Corkhlll,
made a home Iun. The Brooklyns had
started in to score in the first inning. Col
Inns got his base or balls. He scored on
TO Hanion ard Ward scored. In the Pitts
burgs' half there was veritable slaughter
Shugart hit for two bases and scored on
MilIer's single. BeClIley singled and so did
Ially. On Nack'S single Miller and Beckley
crossed the plate Corkhill hit for home
run and Lally and Mack came home ahead
OF him.
The Brooklyns got another run in - the
next inning, ard 1t was the last one Daily
singled to right, getting in second, L2lly
allowed the hall to pass him. Mack made
moor third, and DAILY scored. In the fourth
inning Mack reached second on Pinkney's
error and scored on O'Brien's wild throw of
Cor<hill'S grGundeT to FOut5. Corkhill got
third He scored on Shugart's sacrthce
Bierbauer cot his base on balls and scored
on Niller's hit.
Ba dwin cid so well in the first game that
he was put in to pitch the second. He
showed his great ability by pulling out
second victory Only II hits were made off
him in the two games. Score, first game:
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PEOPLE WHO COME AND 60.

Mrs N. Mckee Graham, Miss Graham
and Master Graham returned from Cape
May yesterday and registered at the Monon-
gahela.
w. D. Kearns, resident physician at the
Mercy Hospital, yesterday returned from an
extensive hunting tour in Bedford county.
General Passenger Agent Charles o.
Scull of the Baltimore and Ohio, was in the
city yesterday.
E. ]. Montgomery, of the West End, re-
turned yesterday from Chautaudua.
DR.. and Mrs R. Faulkner, of Allegheny,
have returned from New York.
Isaac Wormser, the glass manufacturer
has returned to town.
K Solomon, of Gusky's, returned from
the East yesterday.
DIR. Frank Mcdonald has returned to
town.
Mrs. c. L. Magee has returned from the
East.