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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

More Naiiers join the AmsIgamsted As
sociation-Other Notes.
The meeting OF Top Mill Nailers called
for McLaiu's Hall, last evening, Was largely
attended, and several Of the officers Of the
Nail City Amalgamated lodge were pres
ent The meeting was called by the nail
era for the purpose Of organizing and join
ing the Amalgamated Association. 1t was
determined by resolution to keep the pro-
ceediDgs Of the meeting secret, and that is
why the news is given here, because there
il nothing that would antag6nize the inter.
ests Of the organization. II Wa
thought that q separate lodge would
be established, but the men deter.
mined TO join Nail City Lodge, and twenty
one members, both old anC Lew Dailers,
were taken in, One of the men said the
Top Mill Company proposed that fine
threepeDy nails be made at tack factory
prices, which the men refused to do, and
for fear OF some trouble they determined tt
join the Amslgamation, in order TO be pro
tected in care the matter came 70 40 issue
There was q great deal Of discussion Owe
the situation and the meeting did not cd
iourn until 10 o'clock
No Further Action.
There was no further action yesterday
morning, at Pittsburg, BY the flint sls'
manufacturers TO discuss holding confer
ence with the workers COMMITTEES. Their
is no further indication Of agreeing upon {
conference than was reported Friday.
Nothing New.
As Manager Frank Hearne, Of the River
side did not return home until Last evening
the committee appointed BY the Anal
gamated Association to wait on MN y
reference to the steel scale, had no oppcr-
tnnity TO do so, and matters will remain
in stafu quo until Tomorrow The steal
plant will rssume work to-mor0W morn
ing on the Z. Of L. scale
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

Hr HrHHAEp HAEREL is a ten-year-old
Ueorpa colored hoy The other day he got
drunk and hilarious In the exuberance
yih., mirth he puG two little white chill
iren IN a urge kettle OF boiling water,
usrd lur washing pork, and boiled them to
death Theu he took up the remaining
chl.i, a hahy, by the ankles and playfully
bsa, ,ls hralus out against tree.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

Tar people have spoken, and they said,
UNION BRIDGE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

OHIO MasOns are qusrrelhng over the
Ce.uruu kite
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

,..g,prY labor riot occurred in the city
pi,f,hurs Yesterday, caused by some
.,rsrog lrou-workrrs huling the euphone-
,,, and expressive epithet 'scab' at some
oui,n negro workmen on their way
b,,, from tie solar Iron Works. With
.o,uagnug the 'scsbs" wheeled about and
,rr,I ,ollry from revOlSers into the
.,gLrr, uI course au outsider was fatally
49,. s,r,ly shot. Soue of the strikers
,s-rr vsuuI,d. The ''scabs' had not been
.-r-,;rI At last accounts. And this right
IN lrbr rliy OF PittSburg, with its new
metropolitan charter We hope the es'
,-.urI !,a.y OF that city will not blame
,b,, ou.lawry On Governor WILSON, Of
W., Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

THE prosecution in the Columbus tally.
shee, cases have their pet convict on the
stand. A. this seems TO be the fashion
the defense should rake arOHnd in the
n-nitantllries tnr n witness or TWO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

A~TREDIyTED, the riotiHg OF the strik'
IN 10 the Pennsylvania coal region has
caused a reyul.iOn Of feeling on the part
OF the public and also among the more
Conservative Of the strikers, and it is
thought ths Shenandoah trouble will
break the strike. Bg these unlawful acts
he strikers only play into the hands Of
the coal syndicate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

Il is believed that SNRAH ALTHEA HILL
will get S5.0C0,OOO, OF ex-senator SHAR-
uy.s estate SALLIE has gold mine, and
>he 3 working it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

THE worklngmen showed up nO6ly at
,br polls yesterday. They voted sOlidly
nrtas luton bridge. They came up in
..u.,is and companies and it tsnOwed Union
brl.- ballots. We believe there was
h,rlI, u workingman in the city who could
,-, ont doors during polling hours who did
p,r plank down his little Union bridge
ballot. uh. 1t was an emphatic blow for
pn,gr,>, and prosperity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05

The Metropolitan National Bank of
Cincinnati has been found to he below the
reserve Hmit in its cash. Cincinnati
seems be the home of reckless bankers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05
SUNDAY REGISTER,

a GREAT BIG PAGES
Full Of Original Sto-
u ries, News, lllustra-
tions and Gossip. EVERY
BODY READS 1T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

T1 Senator Bruce Is making bis hcsdquar
tsrs IN New York at one OF the up town
hoteb this winter. He is lccturing with fair
success, aad Is engaged in souls literary work
touching on the colsr.d people. Mr. Bruce
says that his treatment at the hotels I'm New
York Is precisely that accorded 10 white
guests Respectable, well dressed colored
men. Of qaist uns~urning manners, he as
seTts, have nothirg whatever 10 complain Of
ether il travelling or IN tho lsr-, cities q the
porth. Er-Govsrnor Finchbs,k ccmes on
from New Orleans to New YORK two OF three
tirses rear. He always buys whole slsep-
ing car section. loads The seats vith papers
ana novels ana only leaves the cars % get bis
meals Es always steps 81 the Hoffman,
takes eno O. the lsxt parioTs in the heuss and
il ons - the most rsspectsd guests. Pinch
hack differs from = 7ce in two respects
Pinchback naTer ssa7-iatss With coloTsd
peopls. Bruce dos Then again Pinchhack
isa Sporting mar. Bruce Is not Iiuchback
sts~n6s 81 tbs great csrcuit rscss With vel
loaf>d ro-k.tssok. = = shrswd buyer q
rools azd his tsrs are ssg.iY sought Bruce
l. Of literary IT, n. ard bsli@vss that fsrou "a
literature IN. coaorss men VII - allie .
make fheir way to social rscogBition New
Tork Sua.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24


EszznAsszon4rs Yesterday.
At ths rssaax ssskiy ssssloa of tas
Eozrs Of P0i.cs sRd Ere { ~ zlssieDess
yesterday sfssrnsoa. PEssl4sat Dsgen 0ccs-
ped the CHAIR.
Tes sDsiic4tsss Of Charles D. IszEg
saa Cazr.es Drummoai f9s psslL.oas o.
tcs psiies forse ssrs plzssd % IA.
ezaeFlztsa1e1i of fclles SEllta IA : c3za-
mgaieAlioa. 80 anszds1 E4s Ts.zss3ts-
meat of P4Er0la1aa j. Z. Sni.a ~ eals.
and sail: .Ias eas1ss tsr which ne vas
s1sps1 1sd as a very grave one. 64t IA coo
slaes4k1o1 0f his pIssl01s g2sa sisadlas
ths yea sn5 ability Displayed Ia ghe PER
fofmaucs VI as a1ty, o09p.et alta tns ioss
q nezElg oas aRd oas haif m0Btas pay Vii
! trust, deter him froa aga1a srsLe2pins
the rates u lAs oep4Ftmsnt.D Iae recon
ment4uoa WAS sppFevs1 0y ths Bozras snd
6EaItB MAS TslosiaEsd.
cmeds ~ & Irwin. al ofneys. presented
the claims OF sx. PAtro m.9 .Dennls BshAn
snd sx-nrealsn Fred Safgssnt. for SO sni
3 rsspeotiveiy, bang the amount oi naes
imposed oy the Board shLe IN the service
Ksfsrred.
The following accounts wers slioasd; 6.
r. Ice and Coal Co. s. lst Colbs & NiIehe. !,
lGalacr. IS. Louis D.ez. repairs. SO 50.
John Benjamin q Sons. suopltss. Sls a..
Hawkins & Perry. sapplies, 500. b u.
St0aiey & Co. lara oil 40 81 William Car
ter, horss shosins. sls2l, buusra0Flh x
Lowe. repairs. $5s-i5. Foster, sssvsas & Co.
supplies. S7s52. Dagssn & CammingA
snosins. si7 80 9. q. Coms.ocx. slabs, 40
Police Signal Co. keys. - %. Charles A.
COye. supplies. s3.I5 / >. Dygsrt, printing.
S59Z5.
The claims Of Gerris SOnke ami Charles
Woriel for pay Tor time lost through
injuries - the Nelson & Matter hre. were
allowed.
The resignation Of Patrolmsn Ella Huff
was accepted.
fatgOlmea Guild. Jakewsy. Mccarthy and
Lynch. having passed their probationary
time satisfactorily. were formally elected
police cOnstables.
The matter of the final settlement OF
building the new engine house No 8. was
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
VISITORS AT TIE CAPITAL.
New York Society People in Washing
toa-Sufsaaces Prom Abroad

New York Society People in Washing
ton-Suisaaess Prom Abroad
The attitude of New York society people
toward Washington Is peculiar, and they
show their bumptieus pTsvlncialisfn IA a
dozsn ways. One New York woman who has
scent . couple Of seasons here remarked kindly
taat she could So . great Improvement IN
the art Of dinner giving sinoe she came 10
Washington ~Of course New York dinners
have always been perfect. but here IL is quite
q new thing, you know, this dinner giving
was her bland remark When repeated %
few Washington hostesses who have been
irving dinners for score of years there WAS
an Immediate tenptess in tea pot New
Workers have the coolest way Of making just
such speeches about Washington. and aSsum-
ing sn air OF condensation as II it were very
kind la them to be amused by the capitals
doincs; yet at the same time they make all
these pretensions they come here and 60 10 the
greatest lengths 10 get into the fun swim OF
society.
New Workers have always led IN the army
of augiomaniacs that infest the city, but even
the anglomaniacs have had a trial this winter
by having two nuisanees from England an
nov people beyond measure. The pair were
taken up rapturously by their first discover
ers, and were introduced at several exclusive
houses, from which they could not be dis
lodged, when it was finally discovered that
they were rude and impudent and pushing
people, upon whom snubs had no effect As
admirers OF art they went around different
parlors, examining and criticising pictures
with appalling coolneSx Having marched
into one house where they knew there was a
portrait by Bonnat, and where they had no
introduction whatever, they demanded TO be
shown the Bonnat, much with the air Of a
stage robber demanding the treasure box.
At Gen Sheridan's house they asked to see
his portrait, and coolly said it was "horrid." I"
I'VE think it very good portrait" said Mrs
Sheridan, quietly, who found the English
couple the most extraordinary OF the crowds
who had called on that particular reception
day.
May / ask what relation you are to the
generalr inquired the English woman, with
cool impsrtinence.
~ am his wife, said Mrs Sheridan.
SOhl just fancy" said the undisturbed
critic, who commented on other things in
sight and than left "Ruhamah' in Globe
Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Campsnini was tenor with whom no
prima aoana ever quarreled. or evef made
soft eyes 70 that had real meaning in them.
Apd yet there were times when the fair
singers dreaded singing with him He simu-
lated passion, angry passion, altogether too
realistically. Ia the tender scenes Of court
ship, as in "Faust, :" CGmpanini was a most
agreeable lever. Ho neither overdid nor
unde-did the part His touch was gentle and
he had good mentor ia a pair of bright eyes
belonging to Mrs. Campanini, who invariably
watched him from the scenes. Bnt In tragic
parts like that Of tho jealous lover in ''Car-
men, Campsnini was a terror. The gentle,
sweet voiced little valleria. who was GO great
a favOrite in New Ysrk seven or eight years
ago, viii carry scar on her finger to her
diving day that Csmpanim made while sing
ing with her in Carmen" It is his business,
in one OF his paroxysns OF jealousy, to seize
Michaela's hand Valleria'sl, and on one oc-
casion be did SO with such violent stimulation
OF passion that a ring that she wore cut
through to the bone. 1t was splendid acting.
The audience cheered and eheered, and he led
Valera to the foot lights while tho poor
woman was almost faint from pain Carnpa-
mini was in great distress wheR he learned
what he had done.
Minnie Hauk regarded Campsnini IS the
best Don jose by oil odds. she certainly Is
the best Carmen, on the stage. and she always
sang tho part better with him than with any
one else; bat shs used to caution him in an
undertone wasn she saw that his dramatic in
stinst was impelhng him TO be too realistic,
and once, in the murdsr scene. when Don
jose is about 70 stab Carmen 10 death, Campa-
niIi looked SO fsrocious and dreadful that
Minnie Haux said in an undcrtone with a
smile: SRenerabsr, you are rot to really stab
me" An astonishing lack of jealousy charac-
te.ized Canp1ninL BE never displayed the
slightss. faint OF the. passion, and Col Maple
son says tkss hs is the only great singer he
ever bad TO DO With from whom jealousy did
10. st times crop oat-New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

CIRcUr-George III. Danston vs.. Hop
tonic Company et al., demurrer (c1anceryG
argued and submitted. Amelia Geiges VS..
Robert 0reinsr st. a., chancery; continued
without costs. Street Railway Company of
Grand Rapids vs.. Comm ssioner OF High
ways OF Grand Rapids township. chancery;
hearing on pleadings and proofs.
PRoBsTE-Rebeccz J. Wheeler. an indl-
gent insane person; order IF admission to
Michigan Asylum for the Insane at expense
OF Kent county. Estate of Isaac Phelps.
deceased. order authorizing transfer OF
thirty one shares Of capitsl stock Of Alpine
Plank Road Company at sixty-sight dollars
per share. Estate of Henry Bran melkaup
missing person; petition for appointment
OF q temporary administrator fled; hearing
March 10. Estate of Hannah Wayne. de-
ceased; appraisers warrant and inventory
fled. Estate OF Silss s. Fallass, deceased;
petition for license to sell real estate flei;
hearing March %. Estate Of Mary A
Sitter, deceased; petition for appointment
OF an Administrator died; hearing March 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

c. ?. McKinstry, of Chicago. is Ia the city
on ousinss&
William Vinegar has gone to Frankfort
on lumber business.
Misses Elds and Alihsa Lewis are at Sand
Lake visiting friends.
J. T. Gardner and A. S. Johnson. Of Me-
costa. are in the city.
William Pslsn and wife, OF Bristol. Ind,
ara visiting friends Ia the city.
william Miller. Of this city, has been
granted a patent on hot ar furnace.
Miss Edith Frssnan has returned from
Chicago ~bere she Vas visiting friends
Ms D. N. weszsli has gone to Allen
wocd. Pa. TO visit relatives aud frisads.
Nv. Rosenthsl. Of Th. Tower. has re-
turned frsm oasiaess trip 10 Cleveland
s NJ. Conxdo1. Of the Derby Hossi.
has been very sex bat i nov recovering.
Jsmes wilson. Of the Cutler 4 S4vidze
Lumeer Company. OF Spring LAKE, = in the
c1tT.
Col B. z. Wheeler, Of Asylsn. Com.
manssr Il tbs First Regiment II. ;. T.. .
ia ne city.
J. r Mcbride vii lssv. to-day for bis Old
hoFrs IN Wooavilie, ONO, where his fs1her
- Jar <eron&tf Ia.
A Rushhack. q To~sU. former partner
oS N. C. Acs+ee. II ssata Drizon-sE.- Is in
the city On eusiaesz.
r. Eserie. an employs of TIE Gernssis
Printing Conpsny. has xore % DetFsit 70
take position oa tas Dass7 zhss8 f''sf.
Charles Gefzsin. the succsssfal uischsr II
the Detrois eino. srriv-a IN the esy grsser-
5sy sno MI sperS few days vita friends
RI. y. Hsvss ard vie, 81 Chi
r.go ara The Ta@sxs ef Mr.. L. Northr0p, ei
The Ee.resr. vho . = sister cf Ars hsrss-
Charles v Gsrfner for sevsrai years fore
nsc ~ 8-rksy 4 cav Flaitare factory
hss Rccepted = sinaiisr pesltl1h 7sta Neis5s.
Mater 8 %.
Manager MalExsn ard his psrty irci1,s-
- Maisr Wstsoe ass A. y. Psnfssi.
reach-s Dervsr Col.. CT SanaaY lsst sna
soens = le~ DAYS tasre-
frank r,raxs = se~ic1sy tafaki.g n
ianinx ais zrothers. Hs~rv 40 Ehsries
Drsss. NO srs .un1 ,erinz - Acer 81
Nssainetcc Territory. IL has rsesi -sa
<nua fs~u smrie 5f a 6r re = azcn
WTXUa Aa<s sssz-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Tee -rs tns preErlest ri u - wor1 Uy deax.
VA vo.s eroazzy c1eezs sz1 year azs7ro-s
es~.
anz yooE swset carssi zseoEA. 1aS yoer szasa
FlEk e4Ts
Azd yeGr Ar<sS sosk q szFEriss
xsu srx shs Ssn.tAeyl gfri Is the VERA Esy ae@r.
Fros1 year k,&sz< fS-G - yegr Gfseszs Asaas
1eS-r szAlse = - seeet. s0zF lzuSk = - e-<~s.
IA 4 ] sSrs asl3s. ESl 1a>4
sna yosr ks> = a. heht saa empty. my dear.
A. see ring yoa yssleEslAy aunE zzs1e
IA hial-poor teLtos i--soGle eFop tear.
LA ave 4ot sept-6l1es ezoa.
fhoozh I an here st yoer zas - yoo walk
Rrc46W2y,
Yea kao~ Il Eot ssiil isve yoa-Gad sek
Iwozasr wkss@ heart yea VII break to-1ay.
An4 ts-msrTss, a-laly e0qOst1ss
Ar. snd woEdzr. toe. a. se hurry 2lorE
Rbsa tns tears . yoUr aching eyes vi start.
Tzey 49, fearless Bow. Nour p0Wer Is strong.
But-tAs tasa vito VII 6rsak yosr heart,
--JeAn 4. Aoc@an-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
Cabinet photographs at 81 per dozen al
MeFrill's, Gum block, 81 Monroe-st.

The following lever received Yesterday
will give little pointer OF the valuable bar
gains 4r. Homan is giving ths public at his
great closing out sale:
BE RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. II. 1855.
J. F. Homaa. .Jsir,icy. Grand Rapids.
DzAR SIR-Last wesk, while 10 yonr city.
/ purchased q gold watch at your suctiJn
sale. paying for The same SIS 50. On rsacn-
ing horns several OF my fnends have az
pressed a desire 10 own one just Ike IL ss
We consider II the finest bargain ever seen
here. and oGr jewelers. pronounce II genuine
gold and wortn double toe money paid. II
ysu have any more OF the same kind you
msy send NE by United States express. G.
.. D., I've. and the money will oe promptly
paid. You have m7 name and the number
0f my watch on your books.
Please forward the watches a. once to my
address and oblige.
Yours respectfully.
THE0DoRE ". MsRTIS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

A childrsn's surprise party was given
Johnny Murray At 81 South Ions-ss.
Wednesday night. There were at the party
Ferguson, p. nosll. q. Runnyan, J. Cor
man, q. Stylsr. 5. Post. b. Side, w. Bon
nell. s. Williams, @. Robbins. and Misses
Amelia Shottsy. Nsttie Robinson. Maud
Wood, Grace Wood, Ella Phippen, Grace
Post, Cora Collins. Lena Morris, Emma
Fox, Louiss hess, A. Styles. They had a
good time as tho young folks generally do.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

0winz 20 tbs rapid grown Of our sasi-
ress ws haze decided - open q hrsncb
o7ice en- tss Vest s - Tor the sccomods-
ti0n of car nisnv psfroas on thst si8e cf tAe
river. TrusiaS hy strict stffnti9a - bEsi-
Eess re nay sssa zrsT IN fsvor q the nasnT
waafiar ssin as vsA - tno-e leoKiEx for
vork Ladies -isalox good s=~vsa : ssss
cal and xvs us trisi. and a. those 01t %
wsrk s~e re4aes'~d 10 cal a. sur s-s1 =
ofice. 81 Vest Bri3gs-st. G-And Ualoa
Fs,g,I.e~ mart p--ea7
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

The oHscs o tss Bar 81 Trsse = now
ExctaS 81 eisretT f5rr ss-3 ~ the
ara7a Rsdi3. Eleefric T5shf Ccm1sBv. a
fra xx lizht sle-.rs ss sst fsr droo
lgsts sea3 fsrss . sT s1t sgSsdf iecsr-
sesc,zt xhk The cansoaav uss fsesr o~a
s7sss-x. i5lF isassaa e4frs1t sof ise rse e
a. rsev have seesana1 urss - vsrr -
iaeore b faem srd " ratke t1s sTsssga
very popuss usts tss pasio
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
FAxors WouEN.

1t is O significant fact that most of the
women who have achieved fame in art,
literature or ssffiirs" have enjoyed vigor-
Gus health. This shows that the mind is
never capable OF the severe and continued
application necessary TO creative work, un-
less tee BODY is at It's best. The woman who
aspires to fill an exalted plane among her
associates, must be frea from nervous de-
bility and female weaknesses. Or. Pierce
Favorite Prescription will Danish these, and
it is warranted 10 restore those functional
harmouies which are Indispensable 10
health. As a specific for all those chronic
weaknesses and ailments peculiar to women,
IL is uneQuaied
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

John K. Mspes, who was arrested on .
terfeit money. had hearing yesterday
before United States Gem missioner McQis-
wan aud testified in his evidence that he
dldn't know the money vas counterfeit.
Detective Gates, who arr ed Mapes. was
examined and testified to finding number
sf the countsffeit coins On 2apes' person.
He was held for trial ct the March Term OF
the United States Court, and went 10 j il
IL default of bail, which is fixed at s., 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Lens Snsiinx = the la,esf spplicant for
s1ivorce. Through her sttorneys sm sdley
4 irwin. she fled ball ef compliant in he
Circuit Court asking - BE hhsraies rom
her husband Whism Sneiink. - whan
ths ~ss ussfried ln December. 1sss Sae
charges that ss deserted her ~ June. lSS1
md has sincr remained swsy. although she
has repeafssilr urged him 10 return 90 her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

There = ria..s 70 lcvs can -ssrh.
Thsr1 "a q ne - vcice can each.
Teere e 4 casis nn rower ca1 sr-et.
There is siesn nc snRad csn vske
>.srne~ ,~ fsfpr thaf rTne vi srrire -hst
49, vii val fnr Vcur csnslnz. tbsf cham
s~asf cisd gcu IN hslsleSs desfh. ihat sieep
nusf al on Tcur serSrs. n1t thousands
everT gear zo anruesy ce tssir sae. snt
thaassres mere iears1en eut tseir savs ~
sesdt1l- tiFneiv eare. ker tss tailirs
sfrsaxth. TIE vesks.ing orxans - wsst-
~ ases',t Dr. Fisrce 80 3en A~iiCs. Bis-
covsr7 = wo1siertf,i restorative aud pro
ieaxer ~ strength suE ife. if p8r ies fse
, ega ana iEvtzerstss the srsesEn. fherseF
0alsts>S = sup4ask ise<anN - tB<H
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Our special sale of Ladies Shoes continue.
We have received ssyerel eases of Ladies
shoes. which We will add TO our sale OF
s., $3.50. s. % shoes. This sale has been a
success and will be continued smother
week. Remember these shoes are Ameri-
can and Bugole Kid Shoes, ali styles and
slzes at Herold & Co.'S. 63 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
THg MIL GRINDING
Several Cases In Police Court ysstsrdsy-
.-xa Petty Thieves

Several Cases In Police Court ysstsrdsy-
.--xa Petty Thieves.
In Police Coprs yesterday Fred Buckley.
= livery Earn smp,oye. paid Ss.55 for strik-
ing q musician. Patrick McCann went 70
jail s0r thirty days for committing az As
sault and battery.
Richard Mack ~ss found guilty OF stealing
fur cso frNm q stors on West Bridgs-sf
End wss sentenced 20 sixty days &C hard
labor over az the all.
The Gases of " alTer Ransom and James
Thompson. the Ovsrcoat thieves. we're laid
over until Monday.
The case of Mrs. Andres Wbsls1. charged
with selling liquor Ga an old solder. vas ell
ready % be tried a. the afternoon session.
vhsu L vas found that the veteran who vas
prircipai witness for toe prosecution. va
several miles ffom the city. and the case
vas adjourned until next tuesday
FRANK Smith and simon Van Strisn
plssded net guilty. 20 charge of petty lsr-
cenY. and ihsir case vas sst for hearing
tomorrow.
George Dahertv vas fonnd guilty of steal
irg some hsadxsrehieis troul q clothes line
and was sent ~ sil for sixty DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

We hsve in stock 500 pairs of Mems
ssrvicesole shoes, that we will close out this
week. These shoes are made for wear. No
shoddY goods in this sale. These shoes
have been selling from s175 to So 80 pair.
Take your choice this week for 81 IS.
a. HEEoLp & Co., GO Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald. whose husband
vas q soldier in the late war. and died four
years ago leaving her in destitute circnm-
stances. has received 81 ,33s 40 from the
Government treasury. Tue money is the
pension that be wss entitled to from the
time OF tbs was until hls death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Where can you buy q good decorated
Dinner Set f'r S. ~ except a. Leonard :
ciezTaDoe sale Last days nov.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Msior Norris soap i tie bsss srssivs srfi-
&c 70 be found fT removing grease. tar or
lax from sny faseic without injury 90 the
color. a 81 Canai-st.. upstairs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

A lssv ~ss inyortzzlag Lord Eothsckiid
to 5ir.ct hsr son ints rsyarS bzsresS
"Madsru.- ~.is -. azT fasiass~ r rsos.
srisizg rlstrtes s~sa - = sYls7ei3 bgszness. 4
Yen Do e.eu~a ~ - New Ycrx Tr5suna
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

John :. Lawrence viil deliver his second
lecture on csm mercisi lss this evening a.
]. L. Leans Business College.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Ar Frr 81 ce-npzny RES FarsSs=~5 tss
fsTnous c.sins saa grosts - Es7eleo1 7 u
Ceres. szd 80 sstss. So wirfsr sLstsoa,
csssao. kosei ard rls5as en- tse spok
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

C7ossnz cot R~m1sass q c-orrsgy fflsss-
~sr-. ere-. st coss 81 Ie ssE7 = Ctesxzzoz
-. Lssn asy. 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

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