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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
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STTUATION WANTED BY a MIDDLE AGED
y man ss a helper % gaslfteF, or steam ftting.
Address No. ~ South Ionia-st -
ClTu TON WAkIkD-Bl A NAKKJkD MAS
- a situation 81 ationars engineer or fireman
Address or cal T. Lucas, no. ) MeaTo--st So
ClTUATIoN wANTED-As CLERK IN HOTEL
y IN also q first elias ole waiter can lake
charge and rrfn Giniur room. ! must have werS
sdd rs q. l.. -, no 40 GOodfich-st, Grant
Rapids. Mich. %
CITUATfCN WANTED AN Al COLLECTOR
y with fir [ c a. cityJelercnce> s-ekt n eosinon
I'd a. o ht WORK. excel n tcorresDonds.t. Al
dress l.. G.. tor 4, Telegram Herald. 80
NTTUATlON WANTED -- By YOUNG MAN
= thoroughly up IN the book end stationery
trade Address h. C., ,ox Z. this office. So
CITUATlON WANTED 4 FIRST CLAs5
- ste ograDhcr w.nts steady omployment. good
general oi &C man ais address a. K. 4. box p
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

lKANIBD--fAkl AK Niin ,Aflt.4+- ..l
W Young nsu ists Of Aicni igsn % psiy ta
pine wood heE land IN California have uuf
OF the iuest ccsfsen Ia fhr stale yery eaky e. To-
sud timber vii tuf rom ffty ~ a huuefeo
thousand feet Of IT. IapaCe "a the acre. tsa e.
a. price raugiuE ffora four 20 Cifht doiiaFs Ter
acre For fsfthsr infol n ation apply - olace 81
Telegram hsTsid. ~
HTAf1ED- ~ nlB0Df 10 kNUw IHhf
w We VII furnish cfsiIs sra ts On ftlrI
neffce for psIties of an ~ fA1srft Fsf
niture store. South Division 4. cppoisite fitiT
sious COX Iaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
rrw WORKS BTe roux.

Ths New York ErcniHg sun discusses
the R.pubicsn Presidential timber IN
that State as follows:
The Empire State. rich in everything.
u richsr Than any other ir promising
candidates Cor shs Presidency. Thus
she hss az last four arst-clsss Rspub-
hcsn candidates.
~LEvI Z. MoRToS. ss a representa-
i've Of lie business interests. would
double disoouns JoaS SHkaAAS. nor is
thsr> snyshinz IN his public or privsts
career which would ussd spologJ.
HE has performed grsas service to his
party, and ~ yst hss bad bu. scaniy
reward. Hs = an able and Just man.
"FRNSx HpCocK n popular with all
factions. and bra name vii not be
ousitssd from the list Of she Republican
lsadsrs who vculd have sighting chance
b. carry Ns~ York.
-CaAUScxr "a. DsREw has ss yet The
lsrgsst boous 81 any New York Repub-
Ecar. sad inst - present. i aourishsz
hike ths green baY tree and = sprssding
TIE parslsy
-EvkRrs. The ns,ster of multifudinous
and ussndaring orstory long drawn oat,
is not heard irom vsry much inst ss pres
eat. bat he = tbsre. His chosen yssr q
1s92. bus ha is wiling ut 70 wait II hs
country calls him wuIIAa vil answer
AsfsuuA
sThess fcur. thsss New York Big -Four,
ouzhi ~ ,ern a sIlisncs. offensive and
dsfsnsivs. political peel and eombiss. =
Prssidan,iSI lriisi. X ihey vill al hang
scsssher Ne~ Tork nay at toe prfzs--
An caae some ofher State dcesRt'
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Liinois - fszt 5eeoa.luf sns q ths
lsssl18 scsl-psodnaisg s.1slsz. ~ l.sl
Fsporf sho~s shaE "a hzs 81 z A.snss. saleh
a1or1sd tA7 izst yssr 1878 $50 tc1s q
eoai, AEO,5oo u sx.sas VI ne previous
pear. tns nszoss Of employees 0s al
Aizas n EAs Gsns@ wsEs q. 81. aad ths
Fs-us ~ eosl l'ss tou ~ las Iaisss was
Sis o. nFSs. class mines. however
tsat =, ulass producing 5000 t0ns :
year or mosc-thsFs sss oEsy ssxty-l0ar
IA tue Stata A tss years ago ths pro
aaet sas only oss- -thiri az ths sboss
aaaAtlts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

SIIJAI o. WANTED ny lOUNG nAhKfsI
= msn, trade. genefai mechanic Would like ia
the same shop tive years. ACdress r. A. D., box
this Office =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

The Winter has been unusually severe
IN the north Of England. snow storms
and intense cold having prevailed TO an
unprecedented degree. Thousands Of
sheep and cattle have been buried in the
snow, reports say, and many persons
have died from exposure Had these sc-
counts come from Dakota they would
not have cccasioned any surprise; bat
coming from England they are rsmarka-
bls. Michigan has been rather fortunate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

yVASTED-A POSITION - sATEsMzE IL A
W Furniture store retail or w hoiCssle. can give
the best OF references ACdress No. ig4 fourth-
81. fi-y =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

UANrED - DREss9AKERs AND sEwTNG
" girls Wishing 20 learn the Kellogg French
tailor system OF cutting and atiug 10 oil ,r al.
ores School OF DrvsS Cutting. l2i CAarey-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
For .Saic--Misccllan~ous.
nlllsfrcSscs.
Dresssn0hers.

" IATNED-SEA MsTRE-s wnO THOROUGH
- iy pnsestsa0s making natrSs ricks, good
W. ges TO TIE right person sadcliff < Hot. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

sDsly. A. ofbe~ daily except sunday.
stepping cefs run nn psgae and atlantic TX
IfcASes 10 and srom nelfo.t o. Psftof cafs riIA ca
Dag n1press and nIsnd Hspads Espfrss and
ifom DeiTolt -Dircct connections made ~ netralt
Win al through trains east -Iickets on sale a.
rion Tiesci Office. @ Monroe s. aud At unios
DEPOT
tHAE. ii. NokRs Cen Agt, % SoDras-.
o. ". RusCHiS. g. Y. and & A. Chicag,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

For ent--BnstnesS Pgaccs.

WANTED - A FEw GOOD sALtsMEN FOR
~ CITY ard country, tig money TO good men.
ARIEL * Richmond. - Cansl-sf, city. ..
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

The Ohio Lsgislssars has nat passed
ias providing that IA any room or place
shafs otnsr than pure butter of ehssss
% sold q white card. nOs lees than l0xl4
inshss, and containing black Ronae let
tsfs nos smaller than ssslvs- line plea.
shall anuouncs "O.sozsrgarins sold
s1rs, and Il imitation cheese Is sold, :
siniiar card shall 90 state TINS recalls
TIE fact that similar law was made IL
this State last Spring. The nanbss Of
plAeArds to 10 seen q, hoseysF. conspie-
uyQs for Ila sxtrsme fs4nesa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

nETR on, LANSING Z SsGTH gRN-1gkEo
~ R.pds a -azliiaw ifrisifhl All frasls ~
rive ~ and dcdaff irom Uripa Depot
, IA. =. m I've Arr. LIZ. , 10
y 20 Sre3d Rfpds li j fea'
$50 - 80 saginaw city 90 so
e05 1883 Esst siginuw 7n5 ~
r. m. u. Arr I've an T. "a
No change and The Flnf cst line lc fNeea Gfard
Rasf6 aud the Saglaaws
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
AKE sHORE a MIGHIsAN SOUTHERN.
. l-rs

A locsl freight leaves Grand Rapids a. !,
n. cxrTyins lpefsengese 81 lsr a. Knianszco
A u tra IN dfiiy exCcpf sunday.
1lICich tcfeis ~ ell points and bcrths osieep-
inr ccsches can he secured Al Union Ticket % Zoe
~ = konTce-st., aud al Gtg,o-
nd
cert
Gro. ". brSscS. Ciiy Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
for Ksnt--Roonas.

NOR RFNT-NEw = ROOM HOUSE OK
L north s.de Eighth e. tBiId door wet of Fioli-
=. " uire Hanson Wagon Works Telephone
nTAsTED--T0 GKNT-A SMALL MELL To
W Gated house aud barn. =. W AasseI, q
fearl-sl s.
NOR RENT-sUITE or THREE ROOMS WITH
ihfee closets sulsnie lor a. ht aoosek &c Ping,
or "iii rent sinkiy Euqulre AZ 20 Iresocnt ave. 4
tSOK KENT-f RNlSHF Rooais TO HENT
Brock ssif
NOTICE. 10 TkANsfkNTs AND PARTlEs
" visiting 1rspd faldi.s. n you want nire
furnished roolas cali "a roa4n = second roor No
s. 1acal-s =. oofnef OF Crfsoentsve Il
NOR RENI- I-bEslhABlE ROOM FOR Two
I gentlemen, vtn ooaid, 81 - eosiwick-st. siSti
E0R REST-tU tUREisHED Rooms STAN
/ heated and fainshed roauis To- light house-
ssepug Apply a. room i0s New nolsemau
bl ck, 1871
ir0R RKST = FURNiSHEb FR0Nr RgcHs.
4 either single or sn suite. steam heated. s.s5
iooins ior ligns housekeeping. Apply a. Room ,s
Ledyard lock, 10! ottsws-sl. 2ktst
NOR RENr-1No suITES or sEgFS ROOMS
/ in the new ~ siine block. with sll modern
ccnNenlences Including he patent Adiac Heat
ine 1rrte. Also ten ement Of six rooms corner
shawmui-aye aud winier-st. Aiso rooms ~ reat
furnished o. unfinished inquire Of B. " Bar
nsI0. 80 Allen ~. Gunner G. 1T Vernon Il. isstf
Lost.
I osT "A FEMALE RUG DOG. FDu'N.
Ii sized. yonss. answers 10 name OF Ply" re
turn To 50 West Lcosard - aud receive reward
". sisel. -
For c--MisceilaaeOus.
EoR SALE - A SQUARE EaMEaSoS PIANO
j. heap lor casa. AdGrcs s. box i care tts
Office. -
IiOh sALt--A q NTRAiIY LOCATED RVS.
ts'uas' d'iss PasinG trs:ness: su'ii
amount OF money invested ana a gu0t frnd.
eotsi iishei App 81 Luton : Dunton. & icCi-
comb b1I dug Telephone "a
DOR SALE GOOD ROAD or WORK HORSE
L Tor sa'e. vi be sod cseED II -oid iminedir
stely. J. r. Hoinsn, D c@nal-st. 8ttl
EOR SAi.E - M fRA NICE DRY EtRpIING-
wood AZ $50 per lead delivered Grand
Eauius Veneer Co s3u
WANT To- SELL ny HOEsk PHA ET0K AND
harness rers cheap 81 taken soon. John d.
koman, IS Canal-Sf S3stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

no RFNT- 10 O4RDITG HOUSES ONE BLOCK
iIom Postcfice. Ward * Ward. corner Lyon
and kent-s's 25gf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

..~-s - 49, 1-J---AA a e. ibl - M ~
- want employment IS machine hand. Ad
Dress J. =. X, box :. this oliice. s.
CITuaTTON WANTED - m AN FXPERI
y encsd young man a. hook keeper o. any OF CO
work. Best of references. Address j., bo q
this oTce &.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

WANTED, BUslsrSs scHANCE-YOuN5 NAN
W wi 90 apuai and sse.rai years p .
Dess D. riorep. wans - in 81 his alores O. q
box 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

yVANTED = SOME HONORABLE EMPLOY.
" msst ~ reliable middleaged maried
man. has hs consdsrssie sxpe ieaes in 8 store.
also understands the carpenter trade. Address
r. II box j. Tc,eErau-Heraif -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

cITUAJIoS wAHTED--A YOUNG NAV or ?.
- Jesrs would ike to ret place in some goo1
wnols sl- hoose or any other coed jo5 lecl
tox II. Kent City, Eich 5,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

yVANTED - SOME HONORABLE EMPLOY.
W ms.s y reliable middleaged mauied
man. has has consdsrssie sxpe ie1re ia 9 store
also understands the carpenter trade Address
r NJ H.. box 3. reIes rau- Il erald =
CITUAJlOS wAHTED-A YOUNG MAN OF y
- yesr would ike to Fef place in some good
wnols sle hoate or any other gocd joo. Leck
tot II, Kent CitJ, Gich. 81
CIfUAIION wANTFD--As COOK IN TTNi5rR
> camp or a. second eook IN hstel or rcstsuranf
Have oooksd Elk yesrs IN camp. Al references.
address Cock, box ?. Teifrrsm-Heraid, Grand
Rapids. aiea. s.
CITrATfoS WLETED -As cTFsK IN
- rrseeryi two yesrs experience. good refer
eacss II. n. - -ssiaSs,. s.
SiTUAriON VA ~TkD-BT YOUNG aAN 1s
y clerk Ia grocery o. hardware store. long ex-
peTieECe. good references. sgssks EnFiisb snd
German Address n box Z. i6is oaics 81
EURSiT7- RI TRApE-FOs11foS REQUIRED
4 IN. rFdistsiy By smart active enerrrtsr
practical msn. ~. with nine yeals experenee il
81 class penmsn, god sccoun,snt correspond
eat gescfsi oflce n a and ss0ck-k -keepeF Mt
a al 81 hesvy, lstorsus weTk. wiling % &c
cegs any sutordinste pe.finn A. ~ sslary -
COX =. Grand Rapids. sieh. s.
~iTJATfOS wkSTED-a POSITION rs sTf5Tg
- as clerk ~ Soy Kind - fc1orahie ecrk
: ,es<s knEiita. fielisrsf and Gem AZ. sta r.
efeates Address A. =. 2 fscts-as - 81
lNANTsp- SITUATION DRIVING TEAM CR
~ dsl vcFT rsEo1 hs~p tsf txpesisnce ara
- fafnish refsfssces. lS1ress ts7a a. ,oope-~
1ifh 81
TTANTEO- EMPLOYMENT a vARFH0TrE
w ns1 cf stssti g 8. sscVrd c.ffE in fr81s-
saIe hoflse y EtniiewaH y 20 asafi % mres 10
Grand Hstris rs - sxl eresee tfsrt@ n
ber ls. tris csc
TIANTED e sITfkTfoN At Any HOvor-
" Fhsf e~~irF -z4et tv rsfrr 81 rsr p 81
- rsfesesfs f9re rerk ~ cefE IN eroeere
sore Pressrrtt A4t-ass 81 tais aee s
Situations Haafed-J eHsole.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Rand kArlbs 4 fNlaANA-4N f44e4.
cseet4f ! sS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

I osT "A FEMALE fuG DOG. FDufT =.
IL sized. youss. answers 20 name OF ply" re
turn to 50 West Lcoaard -. aud receive reward
" s.eI 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

NOR RFNT-SEW ROOM HOUSE OK
L north s.de Gghth e. tBlId door wet of Ffoli-
a ~ uire HsrIs0a Wagon Works Telephone
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
Presentations officers EIected-Gen
 eraI NOGea Of InGeteat.

Presentations - officers Elected-Gen. eraI Notes of Intetest. Dr. E. c. NJ. Hall, whe has been quite ill for a number of weeks with typhoid fever
 has recovered to the extent that he is able tc
 be about little. Mrs. Hall, who has been quite severely i'll also, is recovering. The three children of Conrad Hein, who keeps the store corner of Poplar street and Grand avenue, who were recently nearly sui located by coal gas, have recovered.
 The other evening the head employees o1 H. c. Rowe went to Mir. Rowes residence on Prospect street, New Haven, and surprised him. The party consisted of Superintend- ent John O. Rowland, Bookkeeper c. H. Mann, Stenographer George 0. Foote, Cap tain Harry Barnes and Engineer Lyons of the steamer w. H. Lockwood, Captain Alonzc H. Shute and Engineer Douglass of the steamer Gurdon Rowe, Captain George Pot ter and Engineer Edwards of the steamer Ruel Rowe, and George Gessner, packer. The employees visited MT. Rowe for the purpose of presenting him with an elegant easy chair. MT. Rowland made the presentation Captains Shute and Barnes were likewise sur prised by being presented with meerschaun pipes.
 Samuel Hemingway is the new superin. tendent of the First church Sunday school Henry R. Barnes having resigned that office Mrs. John A. Godkin of New Britain, for merly of this place, is visiting her brother Isaac Woedford of Exchange street. The union services that the First and Seo ond Congregational churches have been hold ing this week have been well attended. Fair Haven division, Sons of Temperance has elected these officers for the coming year J. P. Merwin, W. F.; Mrs. A. Seeley, W. A. L. J. Bristol, R. s.; Mrs. Henry Toronto, A. R. s.; Mrs. w. s. Greene, F. s.; S. 0. Bur- well, J.: H. R. Barnes, chaplain; 0. H.
 Seeley, O.; Mrs. R. West, A. O.; Miss Mary Bassett, I. s.; Thomas Richards, o. S.; J. H. Perry, P, w. F.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
SCARLET FEVER


Raging i'm Lee-A Case From New Ha-
 ven.
 Scarlet fever is still raging at Lee. Well lington Shannon, tho eighteen-year old son of Captain A. V. Shannon and a nephew of Wellington Smith, is among the victims and little hope of his recovery is entertained. The public library and all the schools have again been closed, this time for an indefinite period, and the houses containing victims of the nal ady are quarantined and marked with red flags. A German girl named Simader re- turned home from New Haven Saturday night while sick with the fever. She was taken sick at New Haven and although the disease had developed she was sent home. She went from Bridgeport on the evening ex- press train and when Lee was reached she was badly broken out. She went to her fathers house near the iron bridge on the Stockbridge road, where there were several small children in the family, and is now ly- ing in critical condition. The board of health is thoroughly alive now to the serious ness of the matter and all that is possible is being done to prevent the spread of the Republican.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
H0mEWARD BOUND,


 A Celebrated London Doctor Give, Drugs.
 In quest of valuable information, your re porter called yesterday at the Gilsey House Broadway and Twenty-ninth street, to inter. view briefly Dr. Paul Barton, of London England, who is to sail for home on tht steamer Etruria tomorrow, having completed his short stay in America. It will be remem bered that it is this famous physician who read the remarkable paper on ''The Nervous Diseases of Women" before the International Medical congress at Washington. He is un- doubtedly the best authority on this subject in the world to-day. To the question, "Upon what remedies do you rely most for treating nervous complaints in women," he answered Several. Opium, quinins, ehloral, the bro- mides, snake-root, musk, &e."
 "But are not these dangerous and liable to leave craving or habit."
 .'Assuredly. But only use them occa sionally now, having found two years ago 6 most replaces them and is absolutely harm less. refer to Scotch Oats Essence" tBut that is patent medicine. admit it has great merit, for it cured my father of paralysis, but thought doctors did not use patent medicines"
 fIt is not patent medicine. It was dis covered by a regular physician, has been en- is manufactured by physicians now and is used by all sensible and liberal doctors"
 stBut it is sold by the bottle at one dollar. :"
 "And why no.9 If druggist attempted to prepare it every time it was prescribed it would cost five dollars per bottle and keep the patient waiting at least thirty days"
 "And you really believe it has meritg'
 .sHas merritt Why, my young friend, it is the greatest nerve tonic ever discovered. It is so pleasant and palatable that it is easy for ladies or children to take. It has all the good and none of the bad qualities of opium or chloraI It has cured the opium habit Many brain-working patient of mine would be insane to-day had they not taken it. It is indeed wonderful remedy.n
 And the great nan bowed me out, think ing, presume, that needed little study to refresh my brain, or perhaps little Scotch Oats Essenee.-New York World. sal
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
CAMPUS NOTES.
A Glee club Concert at Philadelphia
 The Mott Haven Team-Gleanins

A Glee Club Concert at Philadelphia-
 The Mott Haven Team-Gleanings
 Beneath the Films.
 Candidates for the University crew meet at the Gym. tomorrow afternoon.
 The final concert of the Glee club was giv- en at Albany last night.
 Raymond 'S8 of the Glee club is sick at home and will not return to college for two club on it's trip.
 Several Shelf. freshmen reconditional in Latin have been suspended.
 It is said that Sears, the tennis champion will retire on his laurels.
 Dr. Parkhurst, of New York, will lecture at Dwight hall during the term.
 Cornell has invited the President and Mrs Cleveland to attend its next commencement Dr. Seaver requests all who wish to joir his evening class in gymnastics to notify be- fore Monday evening. The Glee club of the University of Penn sylvania has invited the clubs from Yale Harvard and Princeton to join it in grans | entertainment at the Academy of Music Philadelphia, during Easter week. Th' social and financial success of the undertak | ing is assured and Yale will probably at | tend.
 l The boxes for the promenade will be sol, 1 Monday night. Twenty-eight boxes vii
 bring $20 apiece and two s5. The choice 1 will be auctioned off.
 Rev, Dr. Newman Smyth of the Cente | church will address the monthly meeting 0 | of the Y M 0. A. at Dwight hall next Sun ! day evening.
 The men who hope to obtain place ol Captain Lane's Mott Haven team met at tn gymnasium last evening. They realize tha only the hardest kind of work will retain th cup for Yale, but are enthusiastic and mea l to do that work.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
Communicatea.1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

From the Wilkins Guard 10 Their
 Lady Friends. A number of ladies, friends of the Wilkins Guard, provided that company at the close of it's annual inspection in November with 8 most excellent and beautiful surprise supper. Prominent among these ladies were Mrs. c. Waters, Miss H. Coe, Mrs. E. Peterson, Mrs. Day, Mrs. A. Cook, Mrs. H. Brown, Miss Day, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. A. Walker, Mrs. P. Osborne and Mrs. Hay. To those who pro vided and assisted at the repast the evil kins boys" at their last meeting rendered a hearty and unanimous vote of thanks, both for the entertainment and the kindly inter- est continuously displayed by the lady ac- quaintances and friends of the company Great veneration and esteem is held by the company for Mrs. Waters-to them Aunt Catharine, an aged lady, who for years has beer an unwavering, constant and true friend oi the company. No occasion is ever lost by her to contribute to any hospitality rendered the organization. and no woman in the stant and energetic interest for the "boys il blue" than does Mrs. Waters for Company 4 of the Fifth 0. N. G.
 TO THE WILKINS GUARD.
 Speak kindly to thy sister,
 Speak lovingly to her; she is
 A sister of thine own;
 She we'll may claim thy sympathies,
 Who's bone of thine own bone.
 For words and look have crushed to earth Full many a budding flower
 Which, had smile but owned it's birth
 Would bless lifes darkest hour
 Speak kindly to thy sister,
 Speak meekly to her; she may be
 More holier than thou,
 And fitting it may be for thee
 To her in reverence bow.
 Then deem it not an idle thing
 A pleasant word to speak;
 The face you wear, the thoughts you bring A heart may heal or break
 -J. A. R., D. S. l..
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
Death Of Eovere.s rhomp.on.

Leverett Thompson, formerly 6 resident of East Haven and the father of the wife of Alderman Samuel H. Barnes of this city, died on Thursday in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The deceased was fifty years of age, and had suffered from internal inflammation and typhoid fever. He leaves four children, Mrs. Barnes of this city, Alvira, W. H. and Charles Thompson of Meriden. Orlando B. Thompson, of East Haven, is brother of the deceased. Merritt Thompson, who was formerly keeper of the New Haven light house, was also a brother of his The re- mains will probably be brought to this city and the funeral held from the residence of Alderman Barnes, 25 Fair street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
SLIPPERY ROADS.
The Ice Coating on the Streets ana
 Sidewalks Last Night.

The Ice Coating on the Streets and
 Sidewalks Last Night.
 Last nights slippery walking made it hard for pedestrians and horses. There were many people who went home convinced that it was easier to sit, or fall down, than to stand up on such slippery pavements, and by common current most people when out walking took the middle of the roadway. Several horses fell and there were lively times in the horse shoeing shops. One man was equal to the emergency. His horse refused to budge on such slippery roads, having had probably some disastrous experiences. His owner, finding the horse resolute in it's course, ob- tained some cloths in 8 neighboring house and completely and securely bandaged the horses hoofs, which done. of went the herse satisfied and content.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
City Court - Criminal Side Judge Pickett.

Violation of the liquor law-Thomas Waugh, con tinued to January 2; Edward Raffile, Continued tc January 10; James Doyle, continued to January 7 Michael Reynolds, continued to January 9.
 Breach of the peace-Homer W. Freeman, S2f fine $5.42 costs; Benajah Davis, jr, $3 fine, $6 costs Daniel Burke, nolle; Edward Kennedy nolle.
 Non-support of wife-Albert J. Swift. continued to January 10.
 Bigamy-David O. Thoms, bound over to the Su perior court.
 Violating the butter law-Frank E. Brown, Ed ward W. Pratt, Martin Smith, George R. Hodson continued to January il.
 Theft-Joh Carr, John Slater, Charles Fitzger. ald, Moses Cohen, discharged; John Neh, $14 fine
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-07
aoYsrnmant henas closed aa ro,lous:

Chicago Grain ana Provision Market. Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires Co RdEfu Rowe d Co.,. CosnEnIssio-' Her. chants. 4os New York Produc. Exchsng~. New York.
 The following shows the quotations ar I P. Nj. Chicago GImel for the past three days: