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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05


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locste1. zEoosrn. hath. sell anf elssern.
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feiss- Also : 49, Ee4se. ~el so<@.rd . -
dos u t@lAacs saals a. rrnJ A.s0 49, hsas< go
a0No hsl41fe pkyac1s lNA.s Bra over
Aroad< -
lsck sALE-TWo SIX NOON HOUSES WITH
L Sc a4d EASTERN 4 "a eash. ioesltd n LAKE.
e. ne@F tiseet esf nls aEa alae heas~ ca fasfd a.
ae1I cIalf 5&ctOF5. 500 aoHn. t1e t<i@1ee -
moaihly O. seexif pzylaesls a'so saaAa store 70
fe1f chsAs. ooF4tr Lsrt aIla shcTnasNsss ms are
1ss4n y. y laGaoo1lb bsli.sinx 4 = ffsssb0rx q
NOR SALE-sMALI a0tsK AND LARGE
i 10 GA North csllese-sse ior SO "lh isks
isoDfhiy psymeaGs 81 hss 81 len dollars noaLh
kr9girs Of D.. ". IA. Ross. o1oe madcicanlb
tsIilaiss. Is
syoK sALE-six SEA SEAT AND COMPLETE
4 htLae hela-es "a Nert1 taf1y ale 81 10 lest
iro1a street contains va TOotDs. panty Apd
seOfsbec tgick foundation soOi cellar Nell
ard cist,ru wil1 esen Price. fi.to9. so down.
Luton DuEtea. Mlddioeaob h4ock.
IOk sALE-s COMPLETE H0AE NEW AND
Y n2oosrB four doors faoln CheETy-St car iiec.
Terms 70 SAT-. knyniFe no. = Ilaressf. -
CoR sALE-A LAECE BRICK DWELLING
Il house. On springs 1t. tor ss.OJl neal frame
dwelling house a fEmes st, for $500, and aa
20 acre farm IN Spa "a iOf st.1J1. al on znsb
payments and reasonable terps X. A. Dspp<f,
room Is. l.edyArd block. over Pubic Library.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
For Kent--Roon,s.

Tor RENT--THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
4 single or m suite. No. 81 Barclays. %
EOR REST-NEw ROOM HCUSz OK
i north side Eighthst third door west of Front
81 Inquire Harrison Wagon Works Telephone
3d.
Tor RENT-FURNlSHEo ROOMS TO RENT
I n The Vinegar book. Enquire Of + ~
BrOck sstf
NOR KE>I-DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR Two
i gentlemen, with board. st 90 Bost~ickst. Sietf
NOR kENT-FURNlsAEO ROOMS: STEAM
I heated. aud iurnh he'd rooms for light house
B e2ing. Apply al roon 100. New housersn
81 ok. I5u
lrOB REST - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
\ either single or en- suite. steam heated. also
Iooins :or liyni housekeeping. Apply 81 Room ts.
/ eoyard lock. l0l Ottawa-st 2se,f
NOR RENT TWO SUITES or SEWN ROOMS
L In the new Ia aine bio e. with all modern
q pVe1iences. Including he patent Ad.ne Heat
ing 1rit &c. Also a ten onent Of six rooms corner
Shawmut-aye. and Ninier-st. Also rooms 20 rent,
furnished o. unfurnished Inquire Of b. vs.. Bar
E6rd, 30 Aiien-st.. corner c, Mt Nernon-st- .f9tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

W G are ready and
willing at al times To
prove that the TELE-
GRAM HERALD has the
Largest Circulation of
any Michigan Daily
with the exception of
those published in
Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
DrexsD,0l,crs.

NThETED-FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKERS
W a. No Is North Iouia 81. opposite Po :
Office. Is
WANTED - DRFSsMAKERs AND sEwING
w girls wishing 20 learn the Kellogg French
tailor system OF cutting and fitting 10 csil or al.
ores schOoi of Dress Cutting ~ Char,os-st s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
NOTICE
10 he Qualified E4ecio,s q ne oDsu,e,
AsHf-

10 The Q..ai.fed Lleoio,s q ne oOtmeg
Ksnf,
N0uce h hereby given that tie Question
rsise by loan The sun of one hundred al
any thousand dollaTs Tor the paroase ~
erecting a Couu House vii - suaia,ttssd IA.
the qualified elecson q the County 81 h en-
a. The annual township meet nfE thercrf
and tic charter eiettlon ~ fae eily - 6rsnf
kapids 70 be he'd IN sa8d County the trsk
MoD1aylD april a. y loee, kaid iuan % H. tstiy
able a. foll3Fs. Snc 81 rate 81 iIleresi mo- "a
exceed I'VE Ter cent per eBnum al cunt.
remaining due and unpaid. oB lbe ffleeDtb dsy q
January 81 each ana ever year. 10 eit
The sum - tou thousand doisN payable On the
fifteeDth dsy Of January. ls9Q
The sum al twenty Thousand dollars payable ca
The fifteenth dsy Of ianuafy. 1871.
The SUN a ten Thousand dolls1 payable on tie
Dfteenth Ca % January. ise4
The E1u 81 ia enty thousand ooilars PAYABLE on
The iiieeuth day ~ 5aEuaTy isa2.
The sun 81 ten tbo1sand collars fayatat on the
ffieenfh css 81 January, lsek
The sUm Of tvrnty thousand onlsT payable on.
the fifteenth day ~ Jaunarg 1ns1
The sum OF ten tnoosand doiinix payable % he
ifeCnfh oay Of January, lc.e
The sum OF twenty thousand dollar psysbe on
the fifteenth DAY 81 Jannan. lta1.
The "a 81 ten thousaRc collsis payable on tbe
fifteenth oay ~ Jenoary, 1919.
The siIu 81 twenty Thousand 0ollsrf pay sbic &C
tie fifteenth Day Cf Januars. lep9
Dated February -. 1919
By order 81 The B0sr1 ~ superison ~ Kent O.
JACOB " WA4kEk
CORNELIUS 4 HARVEY. ChairlniB - bad.
Clerk OF Board
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

a vurv fre assortms8t 81 safz1iez ~
this wees 81 offered 81 p~f5eatas.sr a. , -
asarkef. IL Nor ree-st Tie sIa % fxrs
xiil consist 81 81 Or scoiicrs fslfcgt
: 80 ssss ia "a fsA 81 Al kads sad
everything spns So = frst lass .1arksI sai
sll goizs a. isw pxcx2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

Frssb Fiea ~ slipping DOVE the Cable
Iire VII sooa slip cy etsy fr1nt 6sor ia 2
new ssnai ia tsks n .chixaa ri,l SIP freSa
.saznf Fisb isto enr hacE door. Game snf
SO as and ~ 81 siio ssFue fas frsen Ssh
and LISTERS 70 Y1ar hose a. ttir 81 rcine
prices st tie
s&frraerr Frsa MerxEr
81 Lreu-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
Guitar and .BaniO.

MRS. F. l. LOvEJOY WILL GIVE LESSONS
vi in GuitsS and Banjo playing Privately or
In Clssses. Carcassis method for guitar and
DohsOns for banjo. Letters or applications re-
ceiyed a. Mrs. Lovcloys apartments. IO2 Monroe
g. Grand Rauids Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
Naios,llcn.

WANTED-DRY GOODS SALESMAN, NONE
w but experienced men need apply. re- 2
eaces required. Apply u 4. W. WurzbuTg, cor
n,r Caoaist. and Crescentaye. 20
tlANTED-TwO FIRST CLASS CIGAR SALES
W men. good references required Morris II.
lTtuech & Bro. 5sti
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
HANI ADVERTISEMENTS

1As sana Der 81 ifn<s - zlls - sSxrisessAsnt
s&N - fs4E1 - esssstses. tAs nuEslasr -
ssES1 - ssssn. Az FasteE : lsass - a -
ssc1s fail ia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

y
Passengers Iakiug the DetrOls Expresl 8 a. a
N. make direct CONNECTIONS Tor New York Ros.
ton. and IL points last
Through tickets 70 all points east and W st.
and eeping car berths can be secured ct D. q.
ii. 4 NJ. RAILROAD city Office, Sweets Hotel. AMI
at depot.
GEo. B. REEVE. Traffic Manager, Chicago
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

WANTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we will furnish chairs and tables on short
notice for parties Of any kind. Walkers Fur
niiure Store, south Diyision-st. opposite Living
stons BOX. lCtf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
Eonnd.

rorND---A BKsKYT OF GRocERIYs or & r
L iocs-st SUNDAY morning: owner can cal f1r
taern at ga west BROADWAY 6
found - FUR COLLAR WHICH TIE
/ Owner can have By calling ~ thi Office snd
paving FOR this notice s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

SorIRF snd F14SS ~sut shroagh 10
a 3 6at me- vere ne zroaad are snd
uerav ~ ave mcrs cfEolzTS's ssls9e,s
roetxT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
+ AXE SHORE & MICHIGAN soUTuERs

local freight leaves Grand Rapids At / o !,
M. carrying passenger ss far A. Kaismasoo
Al trains daily exoept Sunday,
Through tckets 20 all IolDts and berthe 70 sleep
ing coaches can be secured NJ Union Ticket OHcs
e. Honfoe-st.. and 81 depot
A4sNl4s. g. y a Clsvtlsna.
r tsnr n~-. cot tgeai.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
~ dated--To Kent.

1 WOULD LIKE To RENT BY APRIL I, A
lDoieIn house. eight o. nine rooms. with all
Location ust be rirst-ciass Ad-
dress, with particulars r. T.. this Office 6Dtf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

phiiy All ososrs daily except cDnuhg -
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic TX
presses TO and iron Detfot-Parior cars run on
Day Express and Grsnd Rapids Express 90 aud
iron Ietr0it-Direct connections made at Detroit
with al through trains east -=Tickets on sac a.
Union Ticket Oface, 81 Monroe st, and a. Uni0l
oerot
CnAs. H. NORRIS, Sen'l AZ IS Nonroe-v.
q. ". kUCCEIs. &. I. and A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

D4snsve breath ssnishes ri.h fhe use 81
Dr Ssgss Cssarrn 2e2nsiT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
Eor Rent-- Busfness Places.
Furniture stored.

TO RENT-BOARDIN6 HOUSES ONE BLOCK
l ffoTa Postofice. Ward & Ward. corner Lyon
and kenf-ss 26tl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

FURNITURE STORED. PACKED AND
X moved. FxHcrt packers sent On short notice
By RadcllG & Holt. IL routh Division -. teie-
phone No. 20 Jen'y 9, 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
Personal.


DzRs0SAI-J. a. SAME fL4cE AND nv
L todaJ. Cd
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
For Rel,t--Hoisses.

Tor RENT OR sAIE-NEw HOUSE. WE'LL
/ located. i'm mediate possession given, 9 rooms,
W. 1 and cisiegu water: $500 per mon b. or viii
sell Oh c ssy terms. Apply No. l26 MonTOe-st. 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and cssifr stes VIII he furnished on AZ
pljcatiOn By the undersigned for artistic iuieriof
decorating. competing m pflce and beauty OF
finish with Wallpaper 1ec0raftonf hy tie of
The permanent water ceiof AMT alsOTnine"
We guarantee 10 do ibis sTtiffic end durable
decorating 70 - TO produce better effects for TIE
sane amount Of Fnoney that Il wouid COS - DO
the same room with uasf-pzpef. either ia cheap
~ elaborate work sad The cork j. guaranteed 20
30 PEN zneBt and that 4 vii never require tax
ine 81 70 re-f,nish the vale with tbe any
ether finish
TIE ceiling II the new entrance % Powers
OT.srs House - 9 sample 81 uue grace o. this
work
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

TIDY wfsHFz TO gfHE fFs@o~e IT
i Frf7ez nd So r. Enr - asad ASdrsss
tar y Esl~r-sfs- 1ersld cEae
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

Ts0R skIE-PfSE AND RID WOOD LANDS
Il Esoi fsr&- sud ciiF prop ~ feF sale rnrsp
80 c-ef 81 or f.sH ~ frvett h.sEE Canat
cpFss.fe svssfs Hoe p Antl-dsi at
lroR SATF-cooB proPFPTT Fcn s1IE At
1 Byron Cerf~e A ero6 b eel ard hsr en-
uectsd sud coed Fees9rs .oT wsat r. p eel %.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

pyANrkD--A CHI FOR GFSfRAf HOUSE,
W 3oTk M. 80 Ia senst 50
HAN ko-cALESLAD CALL BETWEEN
W and G No lse xaar-ss. -
"A ANITA LADY AZ APPRENTICE TO
" lzsfa ne i4iiofs uaoes enc tta. under
stands pain s.ug. Apsay 81. ~ LAne-ave Is
iVAkIKD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W h0asesors. Apply q 10 81 Terrace ave.
NJ. = 3 C4ias Is
WASTfD - A COMPETENT WOMAN 10
W tass care a children. s.so second gfy
Apply - No G. Nett Iafase.te.st at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

The National Art Commission which =
proposed ~ bili % senator HoAs's
~tich rs he~D passed ia tie Senate. is
intended 70 prevent I'D stztnss snd IN
e. ste raaEc buildings IN the fa:ure.
IL provides Ter commission ot fourteen
unts'3 Experts - meet once year end
pas is1znsns en- statues snd tbirgs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

nETROGT. LANSING & TUERS-iGRkkD
~ Rapids 4 Saginaw Divis3on} Al trains ar
rive a. and dedart from Union DEPOT
=. n I've. Arr >. "a p 70
slo 80 Grand Rapids IL = 81 -
$50 1l40 saginaw CITY ~ so
Dos fss last sginsw rs els
2 n. m. Arr I've an 2. n
No change snd The shortest line be ueeu Grand
Rapids and the Saginaw
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

IRE New fers San tnioks the Dsro-
sraa can lssry Ssw Jsr~y "a free
srrfa csiferm Fsrhsrs nct. out the
risffcfsn vtl - constrzetsd. HE CtEvs-
ttvr's tuesss zs. - that u eaa 81 eou-
siliisd in Aa Sess ~ sfvocahag free
trafs sud IA tie East ~ sdvecat.nx PRO
feetsea.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

Tia rassaxs ~ ne House q biIi at
fhorz.nx TIE Sscrstsrr q he Treasury
e are las Surplus N buying ~ eands
wss metter Of course. ss ne bili wss
faiharsd 81 NJ Nina Ystss tee Sec
ralarr sttaa Treasury hss slresdy done
ths r.tatas collaboration she h,li seams
f. &C. so-t 81 sr PET s1rfe aTsir.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

p ,<ts e. T our q'iarsntirs rss-iia. IONS
vsra rossr spto "srnccucus desnetads
q = stcat iire 'or Sprsrx hcrse slesn-
isr 1owa sircv the eossi- There = 'co
necb ~ snisllpox sn,i otssr eertsQions
issssss teirx adnii5sS into thls couu-
- lfCal sisrasti
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

WANTED-A YOUNG LADY THOROUGHLY
w experienced IA al IL 8 Of 0toe warf :.
adsef -ias wfli ne and genefsi correspondence
oe.iits a position With some rtst class LIm ~here
ahtitl - appreciated. Al references. Address
Helen Long. care carrier No. >. %
WA*TED = 81 4 NlDDLRAGED LADY
w stlAiiou A. boUsekecpcr Call a. No. All
Nofh front T. IS
W. ANTkD SITUATION AS STENO6-
W faphcr and typewriter, by young lady
with thorough experience. ~ 'egcnccs AZ required
Address 4. >. Nc. 20 Shswmui-sye. IS
NlANIED-Bl YOUNG LADY THOROUGH
w ~ eontpcient = situEtien ~ copylsi or eek
~ ohee. Address NJ. a., box ~, this once. 20
WANTED a SITUATION As CASHIER OR
W assistant b0oktetper by young lady who Is
Good peninsn and mas h4d some exg e1ences
Applicant VII call ty addressing {. b. box 8
Telegram Herald. 4I
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

.sataatio'as wanted-FeDaale.
4 LADY o. EuUcATloN AND ELFlSEAEET
II sehfs = position - nursery gofefues ID =
fsufiea al fslliif Iae-a lake cntife CbSTee
keerehces. &C. Adde'S "a L Dox :, Telegram
Htrale e3ee. O.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

sc1T tas ysTf cest snKesx solDrss1ies set
tred ne sfroazsst tarlass ro11as.u.es Ees
sea- azs1 zzsas $50 sEas Ferf sFssfiF o.
oot <iAg aaAF a,.E ( 10ps - t4e <raes - Sod
80 Eili. after a shi.s. a. - sal ssl, t1e
Przlae8 a lhrlsf sn~fs - az sever -
selFF Yea 400 seere sFs sine sonss that
sre - eeLsiiy apQfgFriate 1sr tbs e1c3 eliele
They stir tns sod. taes START me tears. frey
rlTa ths heass ~ % i-seif. al Keep scxad "a Z
stter - s4ne ~ seoppes Hke some eaf1~-
ARA hsil ~kleh. Asas ara ne tap q ne
ora4ea tongEs ass eea<s4, xeeps tlrosUsas ca
tns a. Hsl. q So - aoRs sag "a
heaven. a. tie sseefeF aecasl.s those $40
sanz wsth rs a the donaesf.e circis "a s4Eta
sEsl i0iB that great hsruoog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
EU,g TT COSTS TO PICK RAGS


Tho italian population OF Jersey City was excited yes
erdav over the arrest Of Italians who charged
with violating the ordinances Of the City Health Board
The health code recently adopted provides that no person
shall gather expose carry transport In any manner,
through Of city, In or to any cellar or
house. any yard bones refuse or offensive
material, without special permit in writing from the
Board OF Health" penalty or not than $50 Is pro-
vided for violation OF the section. President James NJ
Davis OF the ealn, is also justice OF the
peace sent two officers into Italian quarter yesterday
and they arrested italian ragpckers who had not
provided Themselves with permits While the prisoners
English went TO Mayor Cleveland and made complaint
Dr. Leonard Gordon president OF the County Board OF
Health and foreman Grand jury happened to be In
the Mayors Office at the time and volunteered TO make an
investigation.
lie found number OF Italians who had permits had pau
"A for them and had paid So IS. The Italians said
the money paid Justice Davis, while the permits
were signed by Health Inspector Benjamin Dr. Gordon
called upon Davis get explanation, but he
said he would talk TO other time Dr. Gordon
Will call the attention Grand Jury the case. IN
specor BENJAMIN assured Tribune reporter that II was
all right lie said tho price fixed for permit was SO
and the Italians had paid Judge Davis more than that
the surplus was a for not having permit The in
speetor had been in signing permits In blank
and leaving them with Justice Davis but he said that
hereafter he would give them out himself When Dr.
Gordon left Justice Dayiss court the Italians who had
been arrested discharged and told TO the Health
Inspectors Office for permits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
BONDS OFFERED AND REJECTED.

Washington, June 26.-The bond offerings to-day
aggregated $4,000, as follows: -Four per cents,
coupon, $4,000 at 1913 IA. Four per cents reg
istered, 100000 at 1913 Ia: 10000 at 1913 1-s
s55 o00 at 1877 1-s, ex-inerest. -Four and half per
cents, registered, S275,C00 at 107 1-2. -Four and a
half per cents, coupon, $4,000 at LOT 1-o.
All the offers rejected
In response 10 Senate resolution the Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day sent to that body a statement
showing the amounts of United States bonds offered
for sale TO the Government from April % June Is
inclusive, under the circular Of April II; also the
amounts accepted between the above named dates.
The statement gives the names OF tho individuals,
firms or associations Offering the bonds for sale, their
residence place Of business, the price asked, etc
The offerings more than 500 in number, and came
from all sections Of the country.
The reorganization shows In round numbers an ag-
gegate Of S47 500 900 fours and Sos 900 for and
halls offered and Sl5,G00,ooo fours. and $1,000 600
four and halls accepted The accrued interest and
premiums paid amounted 10 "a, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
LAWYER Guilty or F0RGERY.

william N. Loew lawyer, who formerly had an
Office at No. 10 Centre-st, was tried and convicted
yesterday before Judge Cowing charge of forgery
in the second degree, and he Will be sentenced to-
morrow TO Imprisonment for term OF between five
and ten years in the State Prison. Low was made as
slgnee Of tho business OF Richard T. shulhof furrier
In 1856. The business was aferward transferred TO
Clara shuhof, the wife Of Richard, and her husband
managed It under power Of attorney from hor Some
of the transfers of tho property have been set aside
as fraudulent III a suit In the superior Court
fro destroyed the property Of the Shuhofs at No.
AZ Mercer-st, on March o, 1857, and Le0w was en-
ployed to obtain 81 800 policy Of insurance on the
property from the British American Assurance Com
pany OF Toronto, Canada Loew agreed to compromise
with the company and received check for 81 $50,
drawn the National Shoe and Leather Bank to the
order of 4" C., shulh0f" LOew Endorsed the cheek and
received hue money. lie said that he was authorized
by the husband OF Clara shulhof who was acting
under a power OF attorney, 10 indorse the check
shulhof denied that he gave Loew any such authority
The Jurors were absent only few minutes before ind
Ing verdict OF guilty. Loew, who began 10 practise
law In this city In 1871, was disbsrrcd In 1874 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27

a, u,,, nv THE WITNESS sTAND-HE DIDN'T
WANT HIS STAR TO GROW OLD TOO FAST
Margaret Mather tho actress, and her friends occu
MED part of the supreme Court room IN "hlcn JUS
tco Ingraham was holding Special Term yesterday
and Manager J. NJ Hill and his friends were there In
force too All seemed much interested In the prog
ress of tho suit In which Miss Mathcr seeks an annu
ment of her contract with Hill and an accounting.
Charles McConnelrs examination was continued.
lie said that Mr. Hill had shown him Miss Mathcrs
written authority to invest her money in the stoc oI
the Columbia Theatre Company. When Havcrly ia'icu
he transferred the lease to the Columbia Theatre SooA
Company. It had eight years to run After Its trans
fer Hill became manager OF the theatre. The STOCK
had never paid any dividends The witness was
crossexamned by exJudge Dlttenhoefer, who sald no
wanted to show that the Columbia Theatre Company
was a bogus concern and that tho witness was tho
actual proprietor.
J. NJ. Hill, the defendant, was the next witness.
He repeated the story of his first contract with Miss
Mathcr and said that her friend Dr. Bobby, told her
that the witness had been LIBERAL and that she ought
to remember him when she became famous. TO this
she replied that she would. The witness told her 10
spcrd year I'm preparing for the stage and MADE ar
rangements to have her live with the family OF John
Habberton the author that no could assist her In
her studies. 1t agreed that he should pay her ex
penscs. she promising to repay him when she was
able.
Did Miss Mathcr tell you her age?' inquired
George H. Forster, the defendants counsel
"Ycs,s was the answer "she said she was born
IN October o. 1860 and told her to mako ], 1862
that could say she twenty years DID,
Tho witness said he paid Miss Mathers expenses,
had her give readings In various cities, at which he
arranged that critics should be present. who gave her
good notices. He had Autographs of hcr prepared and
given away before she made her first appearance
The witness went into explanation Of HIS accounts
The books were balanced every week and on every
Sunday Monday Miss Mather was told the amount
of the profits. lie always gave her the Information
she asked for He did not contradict her testimony
in regard to the final settlement by which she re-
celved $4,000. The witness gave tho receipts of the
various performances in which Miss Mather was the
leading actress and said that during her first season
in Buffalo the receipts were 81 02S for one week and
for week in the following season they amounted
to only 2,3O7. When the Union Square Theatre was
leased Miss Mathcr had balance OF $4,000 to her
account. II cost pr 900 to produce Romeo and
Juliet" there. Soon after the opening there the re-
ccipls were much diminished and The theatre was
abandoned before the lease ran out.
The trial will proceed today