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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

Spence, the confectioner, 46 8. Spring
street, has opened nice lunch room in con.
nection with his candy business. Give him
call.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08
EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. CATCHING-WILLIAM Ms, TEACHER
vi of piano. guitar and voice culture Spe-
cfal rates to beginners. 45 Fort, cor. I'd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

GRIFFIN JOHNSTON. SHELDoN BORDEN.
JOHNSTON & BORDEN, ATTORNEYS
C at Law and Examiners of Titles.
Rooms and 8, Jones Block, rs North Spring
street. Abstracts and certificates of title fur
nished with promptitude and accuracy.
jan28-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

NOMMI8sIONER OF DEEDS FOR OHIO,
" Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas
and Oregon. E. P. Sutherland, attOrney-at-
law and xaminer of titles Room 16. HER
AID Block, upstairs, Los Ang les. feb2tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

Ths2 Wondrons Liniment Is a sure cure
OF Infamatory Rheumatism. 1t never
sils. For sale By all druggists; 81 bottle
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOVERNMENT LAND LOCATED. CALL
VI at 116 West First street. ia 30 In
WANTED-EVERYBO IN THE CITY
w to know that the best coffee on the
coast is served at the Mocha Coffee House,
II 8. Main st. Open day and night.
fan24-lmO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

WANTED-EEMA ALE HELP.
TJANTED-TWO FiRST-CLASS SALES
w ladies at J. n. HALE Il CO.'S,
and North Spring street. febS 2t
WANTED FIRST CLASS, EXPERI-
w enced lady canvassers. LEE McGOWN,
JR., No. 81 North Spring street.
jan23-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

HORTHAND AND TYPE-WRITING
y taught and work done, by skillful
teachers and operators. E. IONGLEY, s. w,
corner SIring and Temple streets j14-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

NHE Los ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
i Music, No. 4O6 s, Main street. Complete
coursein music, ART, languages and elocution.
Mrs. Emily J. VALENTINE, President J21ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

COMMERCIAL NIGHT sCHOOL-BOOK.
~ keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic
| thoroughly taught. Room IL, Schumacher
Block. L. B. LAWSON, Principal J21-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

WOODBURY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 159
w South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
For information, address F. G. WOODBURY.,
Principal, Los Angeles, Cal. ja27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

EOR RENT-A FINE SEVEN -ROOMEI
i house on Olive st. near Main. Rem
$50 month, no charge for lease. Furni
HICKS; 8 8. Main. feb 0-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

N HILTON WILLIAMS, II. D., M. c. p. 8.
M o., specialist In diseases Of the head
throat ard chest. Medicated inhalationi I
used In all diseases Of the respiratory or.
gans. Office Hollenbeck block, cor Sec ond
and Spring streets, Los Angeles Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

i Finest residence property in Pasadena,
Finest alfalfa and general farm lands in the
county. Houses and lots and unimproved
lots. ROSS, ATWATER & CO.. 10 South
Fort stree {. ja22-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

MRS. DR.. q e. SMITH (FORMERLY MRS
lu Bourcev has removed her residence,
146 Bellvue avenue, near Montreal street,
Ladies' Wishing 70 be cared for can be accom-.
modated at her house. Orders promptly at.
tended 10. jani5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08


WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY
w well located lots from $175 to $500 in
monthly installments. no interest, of BY
RAM & &POINDEXTER, 10 West First street.
feb Aim
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08
ATTORNEYS.

iii G. CARR, Atty AND COUNsELOR
I'LL. at Law, % North Spring. st. ian24- I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

CHASE & FORESTER, EXAMINERS OF
- Titles and Conveyancers, Room 4,IAllen
Block, Los Angeles, Cal, feb5 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

ACULIsT AND AuRI8T, LATE RESIDENT
" Phydcian of the Eye and Ear Hospital,
Worth street, New York. At ]5k Nor1h
Spring street. Hours-0 4. \. to 4 ?. H., and
to 6P.N. i0u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

r OS ANGELES BUSIN ESS COLLEGE AND
IL English Training School, cor. Temple
and New High SITS. Experienced teachers;
complete courses of study. Day and even.
ing sessions. d. B. WILLIAMS, Prin.
NRENCH-SPANISH ACADEMY-SAINSE-
T. vain Street Mission School. Sessions
daily, except Saturdays and sundays. For
adults: French-spanish Glass, from 7:3O to
$50. Terms: SO per month. Director:
Prof. J. P. Goytino, 100 Olive st. feb 2 M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-08

ID J. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
IL. Room No. IL. Jones' Block, No. rs
North Spring street. f2-1m+
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

H.B. Farehild Is in Cleveland on busi-
hess.
Mrs. John G. Lee Is seriously Ill with
malaFlsl fsysr.
Hon. \. A Fletcher has returned from q
trip 10 Bay City.
The Hspiasophs are TO have social 70
morros eveaiDg.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Wells, Of Chicago, are
guests a. The Vsndoms.
Mr.. Frank Godfrey. of the Lansing Re.
publican. VAS ia town last night.
FL Trombley. Of toe Tower. Is home
from a trip TO Detroit and Mt. Clemens.
Col John J. Foster, advance agent for
Janauscaek went 10 Auskegon last even
lng.
G. S. Holt. OF the tirm OF Radcitf & Holt.
has been called East BY the serious illness
OF brother.
Mrs. Catherine Rucksr. of Crosse Isle.
aud Mrs. Wood. of ST. Paul, are visiting
Mrs. Fox, OF Sheldon-st.
Mrs. E. Lovejoy went TO Ada last evening
TO play the guitar and banjo al All enter
talnment 10 be given there.
J.K. V. Agnew and ]. b. Milliken. OF
Detroit, made business trip TO AuskegOn
yesterday, leaving AT III a. m. and returning
at p. m.
William Scott. Secretary Of the Putnam
Bsrnhardt Lumber Company, was called 10
ST. Joseph. Micn., 10 see MS brother, Dr.
Scott, who was dying.
Doctors William Wood and Louis Barth
OF this city, and Dr.. Grover. of Big Rapids
went 10 Ann AfbOr last evening To visit
| Drs. MscLssn and Dunster aud look over
the University. They will return on Fri
day
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09
Pleasantly surprised.

On Tuesday evening Miss Gerlie Bell was
pleasantly surprised at her homs, 81 Canal
Sc. by large number Of her friends. The
evening was spent in progressive pedro
first prizes being taken by Mrs Forbes and
Mr. Charles Green wood. The second prizes
were wen by Miss Gertis Jackmau and Mr.
Alfred Hall Delicious refreshments were
served and the following guests wsrs pres
ent. Mr and Mrs. A. W. Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. w. P. Stalker. Mesdsmes Forbes aud
r A Lslone. Misses Hattie Carpenter,
Grscs Fischer. Minnie and Lib5ie Grey.
Gsrtis Jsckman. Cora Lslone and the
Msssrs. Alfred Hall. Elmer and Charlie
Green wood. John Crowley. Joan Russell
Arthur Forbes, John Murray. Harry and
Ebsn B u.
One Of the most socisble and pleasant
events Of the season among the young So
ciety of the West SIDE occurred Monday
evening in the shape Of surprise party
upon Miss Louisa Ecbtensch. Of West
Bridxs-s,. given By Miss Joe o Donohue
aud Miss Theresa Gosbls. Delicious re-
freshmsnts we're served after which the
evening vas spent in playing suchre. pedro
and other popular games TIE company
was favored during toe evening" with sew
sral selscfi0ns both vocal and instrument
al, bv the Misses o Donohus and Ech-
fanarh
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

J.a1ss h. Psrrinssa Ch.rssa Win HAy-
iss Two Wives lie 10 II cid Ior Trial
over a mOnth ago a Earaag vas issued
for ths arrest Of James \. Perrinan. Of this
ssy. ca a charge og olgamy. bnt about that
ums he lsa for California. and the warrant
va aos served aeceasiy ne returned 20
Chicago. snd there be vas arrested Tuesday
By Sasfid Bishop and brougat 70 this city
Yesterday morning. PefrlmAn Is a. years
Of az. has DARK hair aud gray mustache
sLd Is minus nis Tight hand. which be lost
IA tie sar, ana Tor shlch he draws pen
slon Of 80 month. lie =
doctor oY profession. The cOUp4aiaE
alleges thst Psrriman ID March. 1855 while
visiting az Mammoth Springs. Arkansas.
took unto himself for a vile Nlss Roxy
CoNans q young woman OF respectable
parents snd m0dsrate means Ins matri-
mOnlsl relations did not prove exactly
happy and a few months after the napgials
the Bridegroom departed and Was seen no
more.
Ia November the same year Perrimsn was
married ia this cary ~ A!ss Louise A
Love. hose mother lives on Wealthy ave.
and whose TOO brothers are travelling men
Tue couple made tnis city tnsr home until
early this winter they took q tri9 % Cali
fOrnia Tor visit With fiiends. While they
we're s0ne me friends OF the deserlsi Ar
kansas vile learnsd OF his Whereabouts,
came here and Instituted proceedings for
5gamy.
PefEimsn claims that be Is innocent of
tbe charge, aud declares the whole affair Is
. sbiackmaiiing scheme. Il know less OF
this than yOu DO, he said. Il was in Mam-
m0lh springs about two years ago for
week or sso. aud became acquainted with
the Cowan girl, and the acquaintance
riDensd into intimacy. A few months
sflsrsard when bad come 20 this city to
live. l received letter frOm the glrl saying
that she Was IA = delicats condition aud
that Was the cause OF IL She then said
nothing OF any ceremony having
been performed. I answered that II
I bad got her into trouble | would
contribute 70 the support OF herself
snd chlld or would tsse the child and bring
uCp, but heard no more from her.
ra8rfisd my present wife and we have lived
haopily together. / s1oFsd her yhe letter
I had received from Arkansas and she
knows all the circumstance. am subject
% hts OF meutal alteration. during which |
knOs nothing of wnas do. aud il IS posi-
ole that 1 married the gtri In ATxsns sas 10
enc ~ those ats, bns / have no recollection
Of it,
he was brought into Police Court yestsr-
day afternoon snd without any attorney
waived examination and was held tor trial
ia The Superior Court He was held In
81 go ozi, and IN dclagIt was remanded 70
jail ~ await trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

Ms. " ;. GuaB gave nidday luncheon
% about seventy Gss ladies' yesterday a. her
handsome residences Oa Jeterson-avs. she
vas assisted oy Mrs. Bsrcbard. Mrs. Tnomas
Pecs. Miss Susie Biedgets and Miss Mary
Miller. Ths rooms vere beautifully decor
sted With smiiaI, 4aa upon each one oG TIE
tsslYe tables repossd . basket OF Spring
ssests-dsisies, E8glish sloiets and rose
euas. At one A0le were seated elgnt
elderly ladlss-ATs. C0F0ds, Mrs. W. A.
Howard. Mrs. Pugsley. Mrs. Martin l.
SNsel, Mrs. :. l. Nilhey. Mrs. ). l. Fuller,
Mrs. Cstasnne Boisiorc and Mrs. Wood
and they sess saon pEess ntsd With
one u tie bssksts OF nOsers.
the remzining four being given 20
Ars. Campbell FAR, Airs. Sanford Il. Cobb,
Mrs. J. Morgan Smith and Mrs.slloyd
Breeze. The menu. shieh ~sssimply delic'
i0gs. was served Ia six courses and vas fur-
nlshsd oy Mrs. II. II JOY. The fsvoTs were
very pretty. oesng quotations. from tns poets
IA gold l-tisrs with moss decorations and
la blue letters with silver decorations. Pro
isssOf Lawsoas orchestra dlscoarsed sweet
music from The upper hall. Renvick. The
Seil-kn0wn d9risg, arranged the li0FAl deco
rall0ns, which we're Artistic in the extreme.
Ia addition 10 those already mentioned, the
i0lloSiug ladies' were present. Mesdames.
J. +. More. h. q. Fitch. James Blair. Lewis
H. Withey, o. c. Pierce. W. ) Earle, III.
T.. Baker, J. L. Peek, h. u. StudIey,
r. \. Moseiev. ID. Darwin Hughes,
Edward W. Withey. 81. A. nnkhsm. VIII
IL. Jonss, Henry Persins, Charles l..
Gunnell. H. r. Hastings. John Patton, jr,
;. Z. Watson, Lewis Swift. John Cold
smith, Casslus Sweet. A. ID. Porter. ". A.
Smith, q. X. Allen. ). r. Stevens. stephen
A. Sears, Robert Merrill Geo f. Raymond.
l.. J.. Rindge. w. A. Tatsum, Albert Avery.
A D. Raghoune ". +. Bulkley. +. N.Avery,
j. ". De krafft. A. 5. Goodman. Edwin
HOvt, J. c. Mckee. f. A. Holcomo, A. K.
Brewer. ID. J. Lsathers y. W. Northrup, A.
J. Daniels. Frederick lmmen. John Mcln-
tyre, a b. BotsfOrd. Charles Deane, Q. Ii.
Leonard. George W. Thsyer. Joseph Heald,
George w. Gay. John Wilkes, +. Tilley,
charles Calkins, John Buchanan. Oscar
Wilmarth, ID. A. Blodsetl and Mss Frances
Pefrra
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

Papers have been sent 70 Lansing for the
incorporation Of the Grand Rapids National
Building and Loan Association. authorized
capital. s5Oo000O. TIE incorporstors are
Wm. Widdicomb. Henry Spring. J. II.
Thomas. I r. Nelson. Frank Davis, Sidney
r. SiszrDs. Chss. + Rood. Geo. Z. Whit
worth. Wm. II. Ti0bs. Crawford Angel, ID.
FaY DeLano, r. -. Horton sad Dennis l..
Rogers. TIE purpose OF the organization -
20 carry on me business according 20 the
Building snd Lean Association system in
operation IN other lsrge cities. which Is. IN
brief The sccumulati0n Of losnaois funds
By che payment OF monthly insIaiimenls by
msaD Ders. ths funds oeinx loaned % msm-
h-rs only under csrtsin regulations. The
svsfem = a success IN he Older cities where
it has been established. and 10 doubt sill
D. successful here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

A very pretty. but quiet wedding occurred
yesterday morning at 5 o'clock. at 81.
Andrews Cathedral. the contracting psrties
being Mr. William II. Wurzburg and Miss
Grace I. DonGhue. Only the relatives and
immediate friends Of the happy couple were
preseLt Miss Dollie Ellinwood ac'ed as
bridesmaid and Ar. Fred. WurZburg,
brother ofthe groom, ofhcisted as best man.
Tae bride was attired in charmingly
simple gown of cream colored cashmere,
trimmed with point lace. She wore
diamonds, and a corsage bouquet OF brides
roses Miss Ellinwood wore pale blue cash
mere and pink roses. At 10 oclOck Mr.. and
Mrs. WurEburg and their guests sat down TO
a wedding breakfast AZ The Irving. They
left on the il0 q. IN. Michigan Central train,
for two weeks trip TO Niagara Falls. New
York City aud other eastern points, and on
their return will he 'at home" to their
friends at The Irving. They were made the
recipients of a number OF handsome gifts
auo the congratulations of large circle of
friends.
Dir. joseph G. Cosde and Miss Mary Kai
ser wcrs married at ST. Marys Church In
the presence OF a numoer of frien and rel
etives. on Tuesday morning, az $50 o'clock.
A fer the wedding ceremony had been per
formed the happy couple were rendered q
reception at the residence Of the bride. on
West Broadway. The presents were nu-
merOus and costly, among them presea Is
from friends In Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coade will be AT homs' To their friends
after February Is az their residence, 23l
South Prospect-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09
TOWN TOPICS.


Iske if eooi--tss sealher
Ths sueets we're deserted iast svsBiEz.
1Axs it 1ot-seef "a 4nd scotch snisky
TIE Ds4t sfa4l 4tfrasl.oa ~ l4az4scls<
-Asz AsEillez.
eaas Jones = ssnted a. SesaEgo badly
---si ie4zl uan ,opsf iniaks ~.
I8s o.a - sais-it aas . hspaollcan
sian. Ia eln<E sofds. - snaii os pro-
tscisl
Tae ease 81 Jshn Mapss for larceny has
heen A. louFns1. ~ J4stics v satlall cJort
aclii nsxt Aoncay
Tss Fep.eyia saE Of Efsln Byles against
aA34ll s. Confer. Ia Ocea1a county hzs
been transferred = The lifc1ir Co1Tt here.
samuel LaBzl0a aad Ms Ainas IL
Cole. % Faus township. we're married yes
tsFdsY aliefa0on - Kew. Charles fiaAFsr-
The sxalalaasion Of Gilley Aoahsg. for
sasiAfdy. sas called IN Justice " Wsslial >
court ysslsraa5 and adjourned 1nui next
T4ssdag.
Articles 0f association q the Amisy
5cCial Cub wers nisd sitn the CoanlY
Clerk. ths Clan sLazts 0uE VIII niteen
naslloeFs.
A esnsht osl sill - giEsa tonight a.
Metropolitan Hal. Comfany K Afmory.
fof The benefit Il L. . v aeeler There sili
De al orchestra " twenty plsces.
sheriff Z. a Bishop has conmenced suit
DO chancery 10 tie Circuit Coufl zssinss
1eorgs r. Hsher0n % recover 500. The
value of a pfumiss0ry aots. sissa ~ tas
LATER 90 the foFmsr October - iso3
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

The Ss~ Yerk GrfbUas r4aas Et..t ths
K@sasss a.ss. shs I.atsE.
Nss XeEK FsS. s.-~seaae.l ae sgo the
Tfs5<a< 81 lhis cts lnviisa a. expression of
opinloa ~ inaiyidasi isr@sss. agricultural
sooaes.es snd graogsrs. regarding ne an
aassos Of ibs ssrit upon tss agricultural
industry and ea4agss Ia tie saria ces-fsa
By farmers. Tie result vas The FeosiPt of
seys1sl taousAnt letters sklch tie Ir.tt.as
Submitted - COMMITTEES. eoussiiHg
81 don. Warner Miller u New
IoIx. CaAirmau, Cyrus q. C4rP-u-
tsr. John e. Rick. " c. k0rss
Eaward Bsrroaxh. J. c. Lyasn. W. n.
OfosEsaeT, Hon. J. IL. Hale. o. C.neiunstl,
snd Hon. Jznes Wilson. of Iowa. Tie
com mlItee vas charged with ths work oi
makinz ups eoucsnsas II tas farmers of
The country as shown by those ielisfs. lie
report Is published u TIE Iri5une today,
accompanied by the ioii0wiug peauoc,
which succinctly emboalss the nnoiags ~
the commifttee znd which tie farmers and
farmers organizations ~ DO favor It's pfOp0
siuons are requested 10 siga and transmit
- Congress or to tue IribaRs for foESafd
ing petition for the more sfsana prote
tioa of agriculture as toIiow-
10 the Speaker Of the Hoase Of Repre-
sentaiivss: The undersisned respectfully
pray that agriculture nav be more eaeclu-
ally protected by prsvsntisg fraudulent inn
| poftstioas of cattle on preiegse that theg
are for breeding only; By Q duty OF % eenfs
| per bushel on barley. with pr0poFuopats
| increase OF the duty on malt, by du les 81
| 25 cents per bushel on potato aud onions.
| s. per 100 on eaboases, s. per ton On nay.
10 cents per pound on hops % per cent on
beans aud peas; . cents per dozen on eggs
/ 50 per ut on fowls ana ponltry. ana on
| vegetable 10 their n tuTal sfate, or IN salt
/ or brine, rot other wise provided FOR, - }
no removal or reduction II the duties oh
market garden vegetables now duuabie,
| by such i creased duties oa hsx aud on
! linen goods as will slfectually encourage
the preparation of hosr and he manuizc-
| ture goods: by sbolishing all duties on
| sugar with bounty 10 hODe producers by
preventing imports OF leaf tobacco. suitable
| for wrappers. AZ the duty imposed on other
leaf tobacco, aud repealing all internal
taxes on tobacco. and by restoring 10 wool
| growing the substantial protection II en-
| loved under the tariff OF 1857. so modified
a. To meet the later forms OF foreign compe-
| tition aud OF evasion.
The report proper is quite long, giving
| statistics of the farm and Manufacturing
| growth in the United States during the past
| fifteen years, TO show that protection has
| brought immigration aud with il a home
market for agricultural products. which ha:
promoted vast farm developments, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09
WAY D OWN SOUTH.
Don Leathers Says They Are all Protection
s-DllanidAIed NsW Crleans

ionisfs-Dilapidsted New Orleans.
Don J. Leathers has just returned from a
trip through Georgia and Florida and a
stay in New Orleans. In st. Augustine,
Fla, he stoppe, at the magnificent Hotel
Ponce de Leon. why it's the handsomest
hotel on earth" said Don. Mr.. Leathers is
the stalwartest of stalwart Republicans.
Being asked about political affairs in the
South, he said
You would be surprised if you were TO
90 there and talk with the leading men.
They are all protectIonists. | don't believe
that there is red hot Democrat in the
South " 40 is II protectionist. They all
talk protection and yet, deuce take them,
the;'I all vote the Democratic ticket, but
they declare they will never again vote for
candidate for Congress II he Is free
trader. They say the have got TO vote for
Democracy To keep down nigger suprem-
acy.
New Orleans9 Why, its the most
dilspidated city ia America today. The pave
ments endanger a mans lif. ii he attempts
TO cross them real estate has taken terri
bic tumble there. The Faurrier block-the
finest in the city-which the proprieiOrs
asked $3.50 200 two years ago-was sold the
other day for $4,000. Merchants there will
all tell you that their buiness Is growing
less and less every day. They don't ship
half tue cotton from there that they used
10. The sugar crop in Louisiana this year
was the largest ever known, but New
Dreams has seen its day"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

TIE Aid 70 craze - nnoresi .o1sblT ths
handsome sst sEd r8osf sr1.stc artille of rs
kinf rsaanfsct arsd- In s1aiuon. it - sc-
know -dz.6 sv 81 vha havs fssfe5 - ca
p2o5lit.es. 10 be The most sconsnical grsfs
% ths nsrkst. - ressrss tie smc1st II
f1el oozsa rs@d in proportion - ths heat
e-sn ens il = brat 11on ses1fifc
principles whicb issnTs rsrfect cos br stisc
a. rsefs r.zftl.fisa. snd s7ssi &c i1ar0u-
nify froso To- escaes - Es* 9 smoke. Iaeo.
n Csrpenter. - fse ka7iss ecisoTisI stsf.
rsosntlv hsd ore % ths A8es ga -
7 sceS r 30 ~sSsrce 81 Easf "a tsu -
sss Therefore 1sslifse - t~stifv rsrsgn-
~ % th. rr-re-srsss ~ - sacve sss p
rsensa - ~ - foeS - rsr<s~r
Ttn A = - = insss-rfebT th~ r.ssrest.
rs.as-sse.f ssd a.ost 81. f-sr ses set
6s~ sef .ns Sc rsos1 sy1fy = sars 70 ~
c~esee - iis 81 sylfs o@csz-s r.orr rszersl :
knors
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

CEsrufr Wilder d. stevens IS e. 20.
Frans oaulie st q, reD.eriD. tired snd 10
he argued leter Peter Inous - Nsrlin
Bir3ssll, r~plesin. on trIai. The peoul. ".
James X. stewart. violating iqu1- tsx
ststute. SENTENCED 70 pay 500 sod costs
50 S.. ~ ninety dsfs be isiL Pad. TIE
people - DAHL M0yIsn. vl0is iag liquor
tar statute. ssotsnest 70 pag fle and costs
s. or f1rs7 dsys - iAil. Con nittsd.
Etwin BTies "a william K eeihrr. re-
pievir. continued vlta0nt costs Henrv
Brooks ". Henrr Fl Cauer. sss1mnsif,
pisinflf submits 90 non saik judgment for
isfenasngs FOR costs
Crrfcs BrszNEss Otter 4 Ford Msno
h.cfurior Conpsav - Oven . Vel ss-
sarussf declaration & ID. Ieomis \
R.shoo - George T HeTsrou. n casacere
f0rrs.osnrs eiN 81 ID Gurnsn Jen vs
Eaes~1 r. Lsorart sod stephen + Noy@s
aSsn n rsif. ceclsrsfcr : II
SrFssIaa-Ad Adam Eens "a City q Grand
Fsst1s % risi
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

A. Retmond's Grani Opsrs House. BE-
ginning On Monday evening nsxt. the Nae
Collin Opers Company. nnder the manage
meuf Of A. " +. Asc Collin. viii osxin q
vsek's sn gsgrment vita the Beggar Sfa-
cent" The rompsnT. it will bs remsm-
bered. were loudly spplsndsd and delighted
the audiences a. Powers turing their en-
sszerneBt asre Ia September isps. The
repefteirs tor ne ws~x ysiuies The Mus-
Ssreers Francois t11 Blas stocking and
tnag ksdmond wii4 he cro~dst A. every
performances. Seass vii b "a ssis this
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

The anniversary EXERCISES % tue I sung
Nsas Chrstisn Association. ril be heid
= Esrtman's Hsll. sext Sunday evening.
The churches MI Eige ap their evening
services and urite sith he Association. aud
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-il hs illiv tested. Hon- s. "A. Cnfcheon.
of pesroit hss oeen secured - deliver he
stiress of tHe evening s1lle he mnsic
~ hs furnishes ~ the Schaberts
The second Boiler IA the hsssuess Of "a.
hai sss rscentv seen connectst. srd ths
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09
Senator szwy.r's Double From Detroit


Senator Sawyer. OF Wisconsin. has q
double in Washington in the person of J. T.
Whiting, of Detroit, who has come here to
look after the interests of the vessel men be-
tore Congress. Both these gentlemen are
short broad and bald-headed. They wear
their boards the same way, and their rear
elevations are so strkingly similar that they
could scarcely be told one from another.
even if they we're standing side by side, but
when they face their friends they can easily
be distinguished, although some funny mis-
takes have been made by people who do not
know either very well. The other day a
Michigan member. who knows Mr.. Whiting
better than he knows Mr Sawyer, grabbed
the Senator from Wisconsin by the arm and
tried to lead him astray. snd several Repre-
sentatives have addressed Mr.. Whiting as
Senator Sawyer every time they have met
him on the street or in the corridors Of the
Capitol Washington Cor. Chicago NelCs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

Ia Police Court yesterday. Arthur W.
Green vas srrsignsd for second time for
rslasing % support his family. Toe defense
moved % quash tbe complaint and ths
hearing vas sfiourosd until this morning.
Frank Anderson and Fdrsrd Reeves
-srs srrsixned On q chsrgs Of bsrE's-y and
larceny snd pleaded not guilty. fbey will
hsvs a hesriag February Ia They srs
charged with brsssing into Fr1st's -sloou
on East Bridge 81 and stesiing some money
The csses Il Stella Neilis aud John Rich.
sr'is. f0, keeping their bars open on h0li-
dAy were adiourned until February 10 add
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