Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
TOWN TOPICS.


The last dummy n0s isasss the laze
a. ii ?. e.
The naas.cal mosquito presents Ia
Ell regularly every evening
The Ms<ofa Eradhela furniture fac
toy = bsgnglng ~ Sn0s - slze,
Grald River Lodge. 10. "a, = q A.
n, aiA meet on the third degree tnls
evening.
A horse and buggy Belonging 70 Ken
nedy livery gas stolen ffvta h-ea ;
Lake last evening.
snlsGh & shattuck's hand wiii give =
series of open az eOAeeTts Ia the fal-
b9u-ss. park during August
Joseph Langossky sas fned y m po-
Lee court yesterday Tor pointing re-
s0iTef al Wm. Iessen1oIt-
Rev. George Henry Dole VII lecture
th.s evening at the New church on
ssIhe Parable II the Pig Tree.
Fof the beneht OF spectators IN at
tendance st the fireworks display to
nl0rros evening, seats have been
erected near by.
The criminal libel case against the
Emerson Bros. was called IA police
court yesterday, but wss adjourned
uuul July 10.
The solomon block, l3s and al
south DIVISION 81, sas sold yesterday
u Charles + Mercer The cOnsldera-
ton wss $4,000.
A collection Will be taken soon IN all
tne Catholic churches IN tins diocese
Tor the furnishing ot tne new >t. John :
Orphan Asy lum.
l. VI. Weston vii spend the 4th IN
Ne~ York, and 10 - reported that ne
viii he initiated As a ianmany brave.
tnat beng the ll5th celebration OF the
day By that society.
H. ;. Randolph has Just returned
from Georgia, where he has spent the
past nine months. lie declares that
tbs weather = much warmer than Il j.
"a the sunny South.
Alderman Sproul nas been advised
that an agent OF the Harrisburg Iron
Works VII call here this week with
reference 10 selling the city = steam
roller Tor the streets.
Rev. K c. Crawford, well known in
tbs city, now living at Holland, Mich,
bad bss pocket picked Monday after
noon at that place while assisting his
nisce. Mrs. Morley, on the tram to
Ailegan.
Mrs George III. White Is having the
foundation Tor u fine IRON fence placed
aroundthe handsome grounds surround
ing her residence at the corner OF North
DIVISION and Fountan-sts.
Hon. VI. j. Smiley Will act as start
4f he. - - IL ar.t
Barnhart and H. e. Brigham as Judges,
Chas. Fox and Francis Lilley timers,
and Willard Brigham clerk.
The ladies of the f. : A. will hold
their final meeting before taking the
summer vacation, at 236 Good Tenn
plars' Hall this afternoon. \ full at
tendance OF the members Is requested
Visitors are invited.
Clark Gordon, the expressman, Is
iald up at home by serious injuries re-
ceIved by being thrown from a wagon
by span of run away horses. His
leg Is broken, and IL Is feared that he
has sustained internal injuries.
A. :. Musselman, who has for some
time been superintendent of the West
minister Church Sunday school, has re-
signed TO take a similar position in the
MadlSOn-ave. mission school. His
place IN the Westminster church has
been taken by Charles l.. Frost.
The following cases of contagious
diseases were reported at the Health
office yesterday: Measles. Edith Au-
dringa, age >, 23S NOrth-ave.. :. File
zlnskI, age - months, Isl Chatham-st.
JOhaunah Vest, age 4, $50 Ottawa-st.
John and Baby Herwood, 73 Eighth
ave. and Amos Smith, 523 Clancy-st.
Scarlet fever. child of A. J. Voland
age 4. northeast corner of Coit-ave. and
Hartney.