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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
cousr BUSINESS
Ala tas Cs4Hts -srs - ssssi~. \ Yesterday
J. A AsrEs .sstsz~se


,. A. a.rFs s~sts2~sa.
FoLlCE-Jamss Haley, srank szs as
orderly. ssnssnosd . pay 80. Or Ia asss
IA al. cen Iaitisx J. o. hsskiDs. assault
snd ssltery. Paic - snd defendant ~.s els-
ekarxsd go1a = C1&sx, isl0noGs assault.
SAWED sxsa1nxloa sad kelG fer TIA. a.
he n<xs fern ~ osQEsnas CourL sohn IA
Collsk0E. saloon 0peE sf.er hours ldleuTnea
% AusQst :. a. 10 . IA. Oornsl-nx Aoilst.
Forgery case sales sAd he bead sas ss-
treated eS.Dch warrant wa iSsaea- Doc.
DsaE. dlseEd sGly, adjourned - JAY 81. ~
@ -.
ClHcgIr-0usisys Peterson. p.sigun ~
error, -. he1ry King .ebers. defendant IN
error. osrtofsirl, orser srhTping ludgmeot
u court esl0r. lac Exsk street Holland
ChRroh va Ins Street halfway COMPANY %
0rshd Rapids ehsnosfy motion Tor iesse
10 HE amended answer argued aud sub
United. Ia lks Dsusr " the sst&le Of
lnom.s byTne deceased, appeal OF Alchasi
byrns froLa PE00sts IvuTs. ume 10 settle
bills Of exceptions extended 10 August 10,
1875. Peter Aslons ys. William W halen,
sssumpslI, m0lIOn Tor new Trial argued
and submitted. cheney bros va joan keck,
assun. pslG, juds asnt for plsinun sal -
| and Costs. janice IA. Inorp st a.. We. Jas.
ksek. sssEmpsiis judgment for pisinIff "a
the sum Of al 0o5 IS snd costs. oussn A.
Bush We. BeAlen ID. koK, summary pro-
cSedlngs. order that appeal be dismissed
unless plaiauF Il nie new appeal bond within
thirty days. with sutneient suregies and pay
costs OF ms motion. including al attorney
| fee OF -.
SUFEkoK-A. Z. l.. Plymire by Der next
| friend Henry Lehman We. Milton III. Ply.
mire, orcsr to show cause why injunction
should not be issued. argued, temporary IN
junction dissolved and application tor per
mancnt injunction denied. N. J.. l.
Plymire VS.. Nj. HI. Plymire. motion for all
mony argued, defendant 10 pay 10 the regis
ter OF the court so within thirty days,
Elsie J. Allingham MED . DILL OF divorce
| from her husband. John Alhngbsm.
UsrKD srArE-United States W. James
| l.. harry motion In arrest OF Judgment a.
nied and was sentenced TO three years inl'
prisonmsnt st the Detroit House OF Correc.
ZION. Friedrich Gardner vs.. Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company; motion Tor new
| thai granted.
PRoBATE-Estste OF Washington Heath
deceased: petition tor appointment OF al.
ministrator hlsd; hearing August "A. Same
| estate, Lurancy q. Heath appointed special
administrator. Estate OF Peter j. Og2el
| deceased; administrator tuai account flied
| Estate OF ealoma Bosser ct Al, minors; let.
| tiers of guardianship issued 10 Rachel Lem
on. Estate of Mary III. Clark. minor; guar
| dams first account filed. Estate of Dexter
| s. Pettibone, deceased; decree for specific
performance under land contract. Estate
/ of Alfred Il. Russian, deceased; ADMINISTERS
tors first account nied.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
TIE FIRST PROCESSION.
The Prchisitionists viii Open the Bell To
slght-The Programme.

The Prchibitionists viii Open the Bell To
slxht-The Programme.
The progrsmme for the Prohibition rstia-
cation meeting in HsFtma1s Hall this
evening will De a. follows
Song by the Glee Cub
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Graves. o. Atlanta. Ga
Song By the Giee Club
Ofscisl noti6cstiou Of State and Electoral
candidates BY Albert Dodge. Chsirmsa Of
the state Com mitfee
Response On behalf Of candidates. A. B.
Chensy. Of spsrts.
Address Of the evening. san. Small. Of
Georgia
Before the meeting the parade Of TIE
Young Mems Prohisinon Clu5 and Uui-
formed Marching Club viii TAX place
starting from The Court Block a. % . m.
sharp. The Inc Of march I'll % north o.
Kent 10 Bridge. Bridge - CsnsL Cana 20
Msnro~ Monroe TO Ionis. shsnce - shs
49,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
10 CONSTITUTE WILL.

The VIII % tia Late Geo. n. Morton To
csss- 40 IN tho Circuit Court
Ismss Blair and y. L. Avery. sdminis-
tr,sor. Of the estate Of The ate Geo. P. Nor
ten. commenced a suit in The Circuit Court
Yesterday sgsinst the heirs cf the estate.
Anna L HofstIs. OF Nusksgsn, and Ada h.
Merton. Of this city. The ssit 10 smicsbie
and = brought 20 have proper construc-
ton put on tie vii 30 thar they vii xro~
their powers under The will the cause %
The snlt BEING brought va that the admin
istsators ssrs about % sell piecs OF prop
srfy on North Divison-st and the nur-
chssers aoueted their power 70 make .
iced The money Obtained from The ssls
Of tbs property i - he used in paying q
norsEsgs On The Merton
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
Tho Illustrated Newspaper.

During the coming Presidential campsig,
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper wit
be especially interesting and valuable
Thoroughly independent, it will treat al
the Issues of the campaign with stric. jus
tice and impsrtislity. Written and illus
trsted by the ablest writer's and best artists
and engravers. the illustrated Newspape
will be simply indispensable to all who de
sire 10 be thoroughly informed.
1t will be sent TO any address six month
for 81. Subscribe now. Address.
MRS. FRANK LESLIE, Publisher.
IS, SIS & 81 Park Place, \. y
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
HARRYs SENTENCE.
Receives Three r.rr. ~ the Detroit nsuss
of Correction.

@@""@'@% AoE@- h-fNs - thr 0rtEpae n81e&
of Corrsction.
James L. Harry, who was arrested on the
9Th Of Nay. 1857. for stealing letters from
she nitsd states mail. received bis sentence
in he United STAIRS Court yesterday
Harry vas carrier and was caught By de-
coy letters thrown into bis mail bag. When
De vas arrested be confessed his guilt.
tsst October be vas tried aud convicted but
a motion vas made for an arrest of iudx-
meut. Last week the motion vss argued
-hsn PA. Maynard. bis attorney made .n
eloquent plea 10 Hsrry's behalf IL was
decided BY The Judges yesterday morning
ss there we're no errors IN the case and
Harry bad bad q fsir trial the motion
should be denied. Judge Sevsrsns then
pronounced q sentence OF three years a. the
Detroit House Of Correction. Harry was
very much Affected and wspt bitterly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
PBoHrsIrfoN CAUCUsFs.

The joint csucus.s of the Prohibitionist
of the city of Grand Rapids for all wards
except the third. will be held at the Circui
Court rooms on Monday. July Goth, at
o'clock D. IN, for the purpose of electinl
three delegates and three alternstes, from
each ward. to the County Convention, L
be held at the same place Tuesday, July 81
at IL o'clock q. NJ.
Let all Prohibitionists attend.
Dated July Is. 1888.
City Committee.
BY J. II. TATEUM,
II. II. WALKER. Chairman.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
ELECTRIC BITTrRs.

ELECTRIC BITTERs.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric BitterS
sing the same song Of praise--A purei
medicine does not exist and it is gusrsn
teed to DO all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys. will remove Pimples, Boils
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive Malaria FROM
the system aud prevent as we'll as cure al
Malsrial fevers.--For cure of Headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bittsrs-Entire satisfaction guaranteed. OF
money refunded.-Price 80 cts. aad $40,
per bottle at Peck Bros. Drug Store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

H..W. Soper, representing Geo. Moebs 8
CO., of Detroit manufacturers of the cele
brated brands eff cigars, Ben Hur," FLO,
de Noebs, Record Breakers" and DE
troit Sluggers." is in the city supplying th'
market with these popular Smokes" Nc
purer and better cigars can be found In th
market today. and the reputation secure
il we'll deserved, and the Moebs cigars arr
proving as great favorites in Grand Rapids
q in all otner parts of the State.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

For ! dor't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm.
povershed blood. dull pains in tack and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions. kemps
Sarsaparila never fails 10 give relief. We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, l26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
The Sprague
Electric Motor,
-sUFrIaFn ~ rnE
Edison LlghtCo.
or THIS CITY,
OF THIS CITY.

Is the most desirable ioTin OF
power which has ever been
offered TO the public, and the
electrac current supphcc by the
+ olson Company 10 operate II Is
the only ourrent guaranteeing
sbsolats safety 10 The life Of inc
user. All persons IA need OF
power for the running "a elevat-
ors. vcntils,ors. OF for any puF-
pose ~hsteVsr. can Re suppaeu tn
amounts from o tract ousi part q .
torse power 10 SO O. ever 100 horse
power II oesirea Information Cfpoa
snc estimstes fusntAhec o. sppl ca
ton TO the Robson CompsnYs Central
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

ear " Chass. wso = charged With a.
wolssax bis o~n assghter. waived sxsmia-
sfian n ths Folios Court yesterday uorr-
,nx and ras held for lrisi a. tao asst 80
OF 5e sap>Tspr osart. 10 - - - -
sor-sraace rkss p>al~A
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31
COMPLETE WRECK.


81 Yesterday.
There vss lsrgr-xissd runsvsv On
Lyoa-st. ysstsriay. A psd5ser's ,ssn
started rom n front a the Phc.rix SICK
and rsn - Pslies Eesaqusrfsrs where tbev
coiliaed ~ith pest snsshisx fas wsgsa
- q. % make Z tossl wreck Lv1n- sL
ves covered f5r rrcr- tn-n = sioc< viz 49,
s.rs snd psp~T s<.. Every wee - -.
~s<an VS. smashed. ard there vs. bs-s ?
srssc- 81 ~ sez On 49, 80 verb -
~~<<sng
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

"All run down" from the weakening ef-
fscts Of warm weather. you need Rooc
tonic and blood purifier like Hoods Sar'
saparilla. Give this peculiar medicine q
trial. Sold by all druggists
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

WAssIss1as. lay sL-For kiehigsn
sna Niseonsla. Raia. 10 lo.sa Taszsi<y
glkst - iair z1d cooler aert1 sss<srl ,
sIzcs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

am not much Of philosopher. said
Col. Shoemaker TO our reporter, but | was
Is years old asst February. and the sweet.
unsncIent customs are still clear 10 me.
When I came here ! saw the pine trees with
their s0mhre green. can still hear the
sncient and cool murmurs through their
branches ! am sorry you ssk Shoemaker
anything today. IL is hot. ! have had 70
run = good deal. mr. feet are sore. I came
here hfiyyears ago. I have been with the
HVdraulic Company t-enty-oDe years.
came part OF the way ssfoot and part Of ihs
way IN a wagon, if vas in the cold sum
mer Of b Now they have palace sieepers.
bot weather. and they even draw our street
cars BIZ invisible cables Then IL wa . great
thing 70 have the springs on the hillside
fow down town n wooden ripe. such =
thing ss a pump was not dresmek Of in
vster works Fire protection Vas IN square
tanks sunk IN the streets. Hand engines
pumped out the water. some Of those Old
reservoirs are still in sKistence- thsre - one
By the City National Bank you can zee the
cover there nov.
Nor he Hydrzalic conpsoy have miles
81 iron pipe. big pumps snd 81 imrsense
thing stsnding ID n the ar over tie bi1fs
sons hundred FEET high thst shey cal q
stand PIPE. Tat = nov in TIE depot AID is
want Won 70 uus down righs Their.
thst he Hv3rsnlic com psny have slrsys
srisd and ssccedsd pretty vel 10
surpiyinz pure spring rstsr. excess When
the ~oodsn pipes hurstea sBs Kept re CD
nights. Nou lhe rev IRON PIPES give ne
40 fr-nh's re rave lofs Of o0ld .prinr
rsssr ard 81 the rev fsagied impro~e-
meats gong Bat tbsse nsodsrn improve
--ents - ~ I'D fosks seero - cav.
sTf-se-SrSce -hs~e vie'ss1 h ~ pcre-s
Ths r-vss -tae wor,d IS nfae
Pa a. 81 rsees thFsgs are god ever To-
Sairataa Army. vnlcn I srrent now ard
then- - tie Cd dsTs % cra.1 Whistle cnr
-eiieicn to-asv try use nsss drum saS
ersz- ssnd sax r.form ~s~s esvr hs..s
psepsa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-31

Only the choicest selection of wheat is
used in man ufscturing Browns Patent
Flour
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
And \ cIa.. Leader. Tool

LYNN, Mass., March 20, 1s8S.-A
well dressed woman OF hfty and her
aon, man named Hawkes., waited
upon the officers OF g.. Paups Motho-
dat Ohurch, aud stated that she waa
ths wife OF Robert Hapks', who she
believed vBs dro WnGd in NOva Scotia
twentJ-seven years ago, bat who she
had iound Rivo and In flesh In tho per.
sen OF How ard Hall, who has been q
devoted clnss leader In tho church for
come years.
Bhe said she married Hawkes., alias
Hall, Ia u little town In NovA Scotia, NJ
the age OF 10 They lived together for
Ave years and fhrso boys were born TO
them. One day Hawkes. Loft home to 90
aud see his neither in.law. A river
fi9ged between their domiciles. Hawkes.
disappeared, ard IL was believed tsnt
hs wns drowned, Three years ago Mira
Hawkes. Dsrried sgAtn
In tho summer Of 1887 o man chme
into the Novn Scotia village. He cav
John HAwkeg and said, "Halloa, John
BRWkea, Pm youE father"
He replied, my father IL dead. +"
Mrs. Hawkas, having learned that
her nrst husband was really living, left
hor second husband. Yesterday sho
traced HswEes TO Lynn. Sho vent up
to bis house on Uu,on Court aud there
Sha sAv Howard Hail.
There WAS pretty lively clrcuv. He
said he had but one vile and she was
the person, but AZ three children were
living With him then Mr.. H1wh heH got
no HAtisis ltion and Bho vent 10 the
churcn otfiotrf. Detective Rowe took
the cas6 In hand. Tho grand stquel
nay follow,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
wilson AcquIts ,a on appeal,

PARIS, Maroh 25.-Ths gaurs OF Ap
peal has rendered u decision 10 the cssS
Of M. Wileou, the con ia, .ew Of ex
Proeiuept Grsvy, who appealed from
she decision Of 5he lever couTs, whict
found him gai tV Of complicilS IN tot
decoration scandals ana nantencee him
TO two years imprisonment, 10 pay 2
hne OF 900 franoa, nnd to be deprivsd
OF his civil rights for live yoaro. Tht
lever court has bssp rCSEssai and N.
Wilson Gcapsttsd OF tbs oh27gea. The
decision carrlgg the nasas 0i 1he Other
persons Couv!C,gd with IL. Wilson
The Court al AppsAl . lvssely coGdemu,
the acts imputed 10 II. WltlCn aud tki
others, ont aeciare5 thGs tAs existing
laws do not npply TO the Cfieabe!
char ged against hem
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
THIRD EDITION.
International Onses.

A report from our Consul at London
respeoiing the case of John o. Kent, an
alleged American citizen, now confined
In privou upon conviction Of conspiracy
against the British Government, has
been Ieceived by the Secretary of State.
Kent said he lived Ave years in Phila
delphla and five years in New York.
and declared hia intention TO become q
Citizen in Philadelphis July %, 1876.
He said as never talked with anybody
before leaving the UHited States about
dynamite; never belonged to any or
ganiz cation OF dynamiters or Fanians.
In Philadelphia he was member Of
the Tnird Regiment National Guards,
and said that he was innocent OF the
charge OF which he WAS convicted.
Conoul Waller says that, while the tes-
timnny against Kent vas somewhat
weak, he nad = fair trial.
The Safe Department has received
Information OF tho assassination OF j.
A. Cl&sE, q Unitsd States citizen, near
Hunuuac, Peru. At tbe instance OF the
Ameringn Minister at l. ma the Peru.
vian Go, esDmeni will Investigate the
faots
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
A Kick Arninai l,nu,.

New YoRK, March 20 The d,,,H,
ned stock and bondholders of ths M
souri,, kansas and Texas RsilwSv ~ '
pany met at 10 Wall street to d,y Nv
l.. Bull, of Edward Sweet ( r. z"
was chosen chairman w
Resolutions were adopted for ,bs a.,
po'ntment Of a COMMITTEES to obtslp ny,
les from stockholders ard cast ihe', "a.
at the annual meeting for the election \
a new management of the road vb,s
shall be solely representative OF he ,ou d.
pany. '@' ''-
The committee appointed copsls.o,v
H. hull W. Merteas, W. z String j.
deNeufville and K V. Martin,ep, n,
latter represents the committee appop,.
Cd by the Amsterdam, Holland siCtk.
holders. who own the biggest part Of IN
road. II is claimed by the dIsatis6.d
stockholders that Jay Gould and M
friends who control the Missouri p.sIS,
have diverted to II .he traffic of he M.
touri, Kansas and Texas, and that IA.
pretent management of the latter ro,d
are under their control.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
.Ihe keM Snnih

The Chattanooga Tradesmsn, IN lI e
ports of new industries "actuslly orgii
led and erected" in the South Ila
January LIST, shows great activity 10 edI
ton and woollen factories Within u
past month thirty new compAna tlR
bee n formed, and In most cases all v
Necessary stock has been subehtd
There is Rlso much activity IN miHii
operation, the total number Of nirg
and quarrying C smpanles formed 10 y
eouth since January lst being So VI
the working branches, hoEevtr the y
velopment has been greater, The Nhas
number OF new plants in three nota
being s6. The reports all shoE d
Southern timber lands Sre 10 deuis
chiefly by lumbermen from tie N@l,
wet. Over 100000 acres have beeI %
aimee January 1st. The NorihSaAl
manufacturers are erecting mills ID W.
ious Southtrn States.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Come Traits Of tho Phoebo B,ya

The pho % bird, with Its ohstry ps
Wse, is already heard In the rurai dI,.
trlots. In folklore the arrival Of M
early BIRD OF passage is an omsn lsa
hard fToeis Ato over, and that N
farmer may pfocsed with oonHientsw
MS planting. Nov It is known TN
tne2 sail north on q March bretzs a.
dure les making weather, and hAy, %
mora Teiat'on to farming than beEIa
halhdollRr has 10 trade. As pe,t bulS
srs they exhibit taste IL vAilItlOI Il
me otyIe of incir rests aud the fuull.
ing natcIialI. TITO fbrs Of hMk u.
swtrs for SONS OF them to line ,hll.
nests with others use mosa, har q
%ool, and Ons Is recorded to have buIi
u nest entirely Of o.ru silk. Tla
s!.da ..Svs kTaAtly improved ktf
Easls within tho memory q mar, wAiA
snasests that they are guided by rel,u
Instead Of the Itlpld instinct which b
20 ften attributed to them.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
ARnln PnAtnonad

The cares OF the saloon ktePs1' y
ere Indicted for selling liquor 90 y, y.
day, we're again before The Ainlar
Court this morning. As ies.' iisss ss
Of George Il BurrouRhswas fiii' ~ \.
L q Vandegrift, Esq spp'aFa y y
the de;sndAnL. The o0unsel tia :
law bearing upon the selling o. " y.
eating drihks, which is found y
ton Is. Article 6, OF the oonlil,aA.s
He claimed that said article pss
the penalty for selling Titlou, N M
but did not give the MuoiclPh y, '. u
authority TO impose 9 penalty Y,
ing OH Sunday, as in such c'I ts X
case had to he heard and ~ ~
jnry. He further said that 'Itn n,
were being pushed BY men y " Wv MI
business. Tho Judge seemed y y
the point OF the attorpey "e.l .''v ~,
he hold the oases until Tuesdsy n''
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Philadeiphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, March H.-Had'
donhoiu has u prodigy In b-year.old
Robert Moore, son OF Henry d Moore,
proUtnent resident Of the toap. A
few weeks ago his father taught him
the rudimentg of ohess, and the boy
seemed to be able to solve all the most
difigult p'oblens OF the game by In
tuition. He has defeated most OF the
crack players OF Haddonfeld and vi
ointty, and his playing is described ne
4 Iphenomensi. Without apparent pie
meditation or atudy he executes novsp
that b. flls the most experienced play.
ers.
VAtheiser Stsrneieltz,a Gsrman shoe.
maker, known As "JOeie, the Cobbler," "
who for many yeAra lived In an old
street Car on . lot at Thirty second
street and Woodland avenue, died re.
GENTLY of the almGhouso, and In his last
moments told the doctors that he had
accumulated $4,000, whiclr was deposit
cd In the Centennial National Bank
and the PhilhdslphiA Savings Euud.
There are no claimants for the money
A Jury In Court Of Common Pleas
No. yesterday rendered q verdict in
favor Of Adam H. WArthmAn Il 90
who were bued by Thomas FAhey for
the recovery OF damages for sickness In
The latter's family, caused by eating
IsausAze which, it was alleged, had
I Ibsen purchased from WarthmAn's q etore.
The defense was that the food was
bought elsewhere.
The ochooner John Il. Converss, a.
this port yesterday from Cs:dsnas,
when 40 miles southeast OF the Della
ware CApes, on Saturday, supplied the
British ship Mary Stewart, from AS.
lpinwall, with provlslcnF. Tho second
mate Of The Stewart d!td on sunGsy
and will be buried Of Lewes.
George Geyer, who was placed on
trial yesterday for the murder Of Chas.
b Hoffman, on the night OF JAnuzry
18th, withdrew his former plea Of not
guilty and pleaded guilty 10 murder in
the second degree, which was accepted
by the District Attorney. Sentence wac
deferred.
The schooner 3. Z. Waters, from
Wilmington, N. q, ior this port, put
into Bermuda on the 18Th inst, with
loss Of deck load, sails, etc. She waE
within short distance Of the d. .lAwArs
ICIpes when struoz by the gale oil the
llth inst.
II @AS 1N0h AhhN BiCoAbohtP
ARRIVED yesterday from Glasgow aud
Halifax. She had or board A65 passen.
sere, 315 Of whom we're from the dis
holed steamer Heletland, Of the Red
Star Line.
MiohEel Polllsch, Of No. 1l3 Reed
street, bsat his wiia with q cha.r on
Sunday, breaking ose Of her srns end,
'J Is thought, irpcJuFiDs her sEull. He
was asreS!ed, Re4 Magistrate LelAI
committed him for tr.Al.
Willlsm Kelly, n Thompson street.
lalcon keeper, Wsg bound over yeGter.
Iday to answer charges OF selling liquor
ioD Sunday AID to Miners.
l numbsr o. tho crew OF the 5choonei
IOArfie K Woodbury., which arrived
yesterday from Trinidad, are badly
frost bitten.
The Catholic Club will give Arch.
bishop Ryan reception on Wednesday
lor Thursda3 Of mex. week,
! Theiees Colgsn, aged 2 yeArg, fell iutt
Ia bsiier Of hpt WR.er yesterday and
was 20 bad = Gcai1ed that she died toOn
lafter.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
A Girl worm Look,ng AFTER,

a youug gill who lived eight miller
from Springfield, Mass anxious to helI
herself. and with no talent for tea1hing
and deoldel objection for sewing, hii
upon plan that has given her a bank
account OF respectable Dimensions. Hel
next-docr nelghbor 10 dsirymsn aud
makes much butter. She Il o 80 arrange
meHts to take all his sour II ilk ct 10 y
figure. This SHE made into pot cheese
or Dutch cheese, as It 10 sometimes
called. Rhe madn 1t into small and at
'rhct.Re pats, which she took to town
ard sold for ave cents pat. Every
m9rpiDc, tom ApTil to 0ItSber. sht
drove In with tee family horse, her
mark OF wagon loaded with shallow panl
fall Of cbeaee. Her wares sold readily,
ard the girl is worth several thOuaaGd
dollars
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
a Driving Pask for rbUnlxy,,ls

PHG1IXg1LLE Masch Is An or
RanizA 90. han b5eu formed t1r tho pus
pose OF estab ieh lag o gent am0L'a rrly
ing park. The gIouHdl u. on Tho olc
Piersou farm RnG ihaY eiTa splendid
hAlt.m'le .rSuE, Nt.Ja s... u. ~: 10
good nrclsr Ia weJk or tW4. Tie as.
socials)n has slOGie1e q ElJ.ay5a matoh
Clats y 01orstio uom4n,e '1- Res!ster
OF Wl!sj. pTeS,aenC, a'.,, / ! rusGn,
secr6tzry. Several suitable suttding6
ara 10 % efoc e. and tI9 gentlemen
c0mp:.0'ng the aseOcia;,ag HeG deter.
mined q uGs De sqa5ipS o. .aslr cssn IL
making thoit Rroup-s DO iHVitin 2
and popnlar With a.! lovers OF horse
Aegh in thlb sectiun
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
AwakioE CURED Al l,s. aer r,anoo.

PorTsvMLE, Haroa &c An ~ y ga,
old daughter OF @r5. W nsm Glass
nire, OF North Eleventh. atg5et, has
been 10 invalid slEos iafSacy ami fcl
some gesrS past subJsos % eotep.i3 fits
A meath ego she TOOK sene1y pre-.
scribsI by q II iading pbys!Gian. Il
threw h5r lLio d psofOuGd sl5sp, fio:i
whiod she has an srou5s4 na Intervals
OF 4S ao0rs eumcisnsig 90 TEceiga solnC
nourtSh ment. Saturday 6ha awakened
OF hos own aoeoid AGi the HSaiy she
vas previously afflicted csitu seems tc
have dtS7ppsared anttEsiy. Tho csst
presents mAuy features Of iLt -cst 10
local urRcfitionerq