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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
LOST HIS TAIL


Old Bar,h. the Adams ConipAns's st- Ber-
uard. has an Accident
The hg -l Bernard dog, who has for
several years past been prominent
figure around the Adams Express office
ls suffering from an abbreviated narfa-
tive. o.d hurch WAS s.umberng peace
fully Docs de tAe TAI Ioad track wih has
hs taI lying across tu, raA. when q
switch engine came along and cat il ola
close t. n.s body. Tie old fellow
jumped up and looked nrst al has tai
and then at the engine, a. # he had
been imposed upon. Tie man with
tine wagon tenderiy picked up the de-
tacled member, and the boys al the
Oince Sewet il on AGAIN, but IL wilted
ike faded flower, and Eurch did not
seem 20 bo as much attached 10 d a.
before the accident. Yesterday il be-
came evident that his connection with
the article must hc permanently sev-
cred, and 10 viii o. used hereafter a. a
fly brush IN the office.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
COSCH AID BREARLY
The Defense Waves ~urther ~
animation
FAIRFIELD wlll NOT Sn0W MS HAND
Another Wlsne>s WAe Bosra Oessh
Ihfeaien ts htli sas oss >, i.o ~Ao,.lA
8rs o. Aueri hlni t.4s friesnsla
Are Bound te ti.s Cirsalt 0oefa


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ia tie police colrt room Ntstel-
iav narrf,,. ,,.th ,.u.i, ..ii..
''N"" IA ~i',lies'ief "'4A N"s uitic
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brought ia az about 10 oielotk and
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quarter past ien when the nTsl witness,
II. a.. Hrnar.x of Nladle,sis MS
called "a tb. stand
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wishing a. le secured.
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oath that mo man conla arr..t NM
he would naht h.> aaa battles and AN
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confessed 10 tle stealing of "A bushels
of wheat Tha witness sad that uI,o
he heard Gosch talk of kianc anN o..e
WHO attefnntea la arrest mn ht toi4
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MAS "a .,lhni,f fo. .srr..>f
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was on officers. and Brear.e, inc.-
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10 take hlm alive. lie saw Erearlev
again on Monday n.elt and a.. sad =
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

Alfred Johnson, foreman a. the
Stronach Iumhor Company. has re-
signed 10 take the management 81 tbe
Usal Greek Lumber Company. Hew.I
leave for Uml creek Mcndoondo
county, Cal. about tho middle of sep-
toInbor, to begin operations on building
circular and band saw-mil. and wi
take portable m.l along q cui ont
tht tImbcrs and lumber for buld ng
tsc m.Il and docks Iic wll move hls
household effects ont there, and take
ms family along. IS be intcuc t0 make
the place hs iItlrr home. The COM
uanv. Di which le stock holder as vcil
as superintendent. ~ composed ~
Nessrs. J II. Nonderly and Nolcof.
oi Grand Rapids. NJ kCmng
and some Chicago parties. Their
property whore fhc mil VII be- built is
estimated - CIt from billion 90
twelve hundred million feet ~ red
wood. and NJ. Johnson tolls us there 81
timber stand ing within two wies and
s-asIi 0f whore t8e mI WI he hg'.t -
keep 9 funnur ioI twenty-five years 20
come. Walt Iurnor. who s sc pres
ent Working trf fau'siee Iron
Works. wI 80 fa ST. ! ~ engineer.
T. Sal Creek fHr coast Hfnrf fT0
hundred ri.r- uvfn ~ Sam francisco
Inerr arr far Iarmfrs ir tsf trrty
ard tarrlI ~ fIr creek. However,.
81 trr wears fIlrr 10
a. modern Improvement hH.It He-
~ r..r.ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

James Gouse has applied tor aid to
the city authorities. As hls ease pre-
sentcd some peculiar features he was
referred 20 the county authorities, who
have taken 10 under adyl~emont IIC
formerly lived here, ana was in the en-
pioyment of the Grand Rapids Chair
Com0anv. Two years ago he loft the
city, and IN April last was run over by
the cars ia OHIO, losing lcg. he has
NOW come back, and heing unable 20
work, applied tor assistance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
Dr. Ethe|bcTt O,Cosnan,

Late oi the Cincinnati College Of Medicine
and surgery Cincinnati. Ohiol has Offices at
Rooms and .. No los Monroe-st, Grand
i@plds, Mich. where all durable eases are
treated with success
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. BrighrS Disease, Dyspepsia, Rheu-
matism aud NERVOUS DISEASES All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes a speciality
CATARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail. ST.
ONCE hours Q 10 II a. m, , to4 p m. and 10
p. IN. Sunday tofp. m.
Addrt SIS all mail 10 Or. +. o. Cosman. Rooms
] and =. No. l05 Monroest, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
THE CITY SUED.
Peter vissers Wants Damages for Failing
Through Walk.

Peter Wiser has commenced a suit
for damages against the city in the
United States Court. Wiser was in.
lured by falling through "A defective
sidewalk on the west side, and asked
the city for damages some time ago.
The council voted to allow him $1,000
but the allowance was vetoed bv MayOi
Webster. lie has employed K. 4. May
nard a his attorney, and the papers
are beng issued IN the clerk 5 Office OF
the Federal Court.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

The Board of Education VIII hold a
meeting tins evening. Several matter,
win come uD. the most Important being
the rcs fgu8tion of SOM, the teachers.
school l...I.rr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

Why go TO New York, Chicago, elsewhere
To get your clothes made To order, when YOU
get the quality OF cloths made up in equal
style, with best OF trimmings and lit guaranteed,
light here at home:
To our old customers we wish to say that the
stock ia Merchant Tailoring Department
has been carefully selected from the latest pat
terms and styles, and is unequalled. We would
advise early selection
To the men OF Grand Rapids and vicinity who
have not patronized our establishments we want
To say that inspection of stock will cost
you nothing, but may save you something.
We proud of goods as IA boy is of "a
new pair of boots and will be pleased to show You
the line whether YOU purchase not When
You have little leisure time why not drop in
and see us? We can convince YOU that goods
equal TO the best, and prices as low
the lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit Court
- for the County OF kent-ln Chaucery. Alta
session of said court. held al ih- touri House.
IN The City of Grand Rapids. ia said county .ol
The 10Th day ol July. 4. h. l-,Y. Present. Hon.
llliam J.. Grove. Circuit Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
wArcHsAS MALI.

Nh. Hall. one Of the sIEbl-wsichmen, was
put upon the stand. and said be came on
duty Monday nsghf 81 O'Clock. lie left the
pflsoa shortly alter for about five minutes
10 70 70 stare near By 10 buy piece oil TO.
bseco 3orM Barns, aud when be returned,
about 7;30, and went 70 Jock the tws men 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

The honfsspiece isa ebarufa1 er,.,.
by Mary Hailock Foote. showing r,,,,.
and baby enjoying a supshiny Dook h.,
Cbanaier Harris, In coacludin2 Z" D,4[.
Jake, the Runaway Introduce. one m ~
most characteristic Of "Uncle Remn.o -
ries, which IL 80 excellent that u y.ni.
spoil by contrast any narrative lcss 10 ~
ful than the tale OF DADDY JAKE, rei',,,
Sarah Orne Jeveit continues - p,t u,
Color" and with q perfection - unrrsfe,-
tious srt develops a strong and he,ttfoi
story OF New England NE. Octave 3 sso.i
s. humbis chroDicler," notes The amr,.o,
features on an amateur represeuiatIon a
"'The Land Of Nod on Plantation"
Boys viii be strongly attracted b. n
Barbours biography Of Atwo-headei iyrt.
and regret the "Queer Pets" esrg Ia.
cease; they will share With tbeirsisiep Keen
enjoyment OF the mischieYous 80 uf. ihs Or.
pbsn Besr-Cub," and also Of the .i.rri,,
story la TOur d'AuEergne," telling hlu
one French grenadier successfully defended
fort against an Austrian regiment
Two beautiful poems BY Helen Th,ys,
Hutcbeson will be appreciated ~ reste-, .
ell ages. For children, Esther h. Tf.-v
has written In verse tho st0ry OF q 3d.. ...,
successful wooiDg.
Besides theses there are pictures hy Don.
grep and Brenon, by j. q. Fraacn-oico.-.
sn "Aztec Fragment "-katbarIna Dr..
Kemble. Sandman, aud Others; anew Ir.,t
OF the Brownies. and, a. usual. mtnv otter
attractions distributed IudiciOuAT tnr0le.
the departments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Mason

The Scottish Rite masops Of Richmond, Of
Southern Supreme Council Obedience, met
last night in the ball Of John L. Roper Lodge
Of Perfection and took steps 10 organize a
CouncilsOi KadOsh. Dir. T.. n. Eubank
acted as secretary and listed nearly thirty
brethren for charter membership. The An
Gent and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free
masonry is divided into five different
bodies-namely. Lodge OF Perfection, 40;
Chapter Of knights Rose CrOix. 1S0; Coupcil
Of Ksdosb. 800; CoDsistOry OF Matters OF
the Royal Secret, 800; Supreme Council OF
Inspectors Generals, 3S0. The last is the
governing body aud has its See-that OF tue
southern risdiction-nomioally a. Charles
ton. ). c.. but really st Washington. with
General Albert Pike IS grand commander.
John l.. Roper Lodge Of Perfection was In
stltuted here in 1873. Pelican Chapter OF
Knights Rose Croix was instituted five or
six years ago. The Inspector-General for
Virginia, Captain John f. Mayer, is 10 New
York, and soon after be returns the new
Kadosh Council will receive its charter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
HAHCHEsTERI SHORT SPACE.
Personal ana Other Items from Our
sister City.

Personal ana other Items from Our
sister city.
The Chesterfield supervisors meet to-mor-
row.
There were no important cases before the
Mayors Court yesterday.
Judge Ingram will hear applications for
liQuor-liceuSes tomorrow.
Mr. G.. G. Cooke returned 10 his home In
Fluysnua yesterday after brief visit to
relatives here and in Richmond.
The bal pOudre given at the Leader Hall
Friday night by the Tuesday German Club
was 4 very enjoyable entertainment and the
attendance was quite large, despite tie in
clement weather.
II was reported down town last might that
during the day small white boy who went
to q gentleman's house near the city and col
lected bill was intercepted by young man
and q part OF the money taken from him. The
rumor could not be confirmed.
Several young gentlemen from this city
left for New York last evening 90 members
Of the different Richmond military compa.
MES which went
"The Requirements Of Confirmation I"
will be the subject OF Rev. John J. CloptOn's
sermon at the Meade Memorial Episcopal
church this morning, and tonight his sub
ject will be Lessons from Our COuntrJ's
Centenary"
The streets OF this city were in a very
muddy condition yesterday morning, but IN
the afternoon navigation was greatly I'M
proved. The Street Committee would
render the public great service by having
the mud removed from the pavement on
Seventh street between AcDonough and
Semmes.
Professor Elihu Morrissette, Of Rch-
mOnd, who was for many years principal OF
the public schools OF this city, was in Man
chester yesterday. Mr. MOrrissctte has
recently been made principal OF Leigh
Street, one OF the largest and most important
schools in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
EGG-NOGG CAUSES DEATH.
The Easter Beverage Kills Mrs. swift
and Sicken. Several Others.
TPhiladetphia Inoulrer.

IL hnoASaFAAR ihAAAANisJ
A strange case Of fatal poisoning by the
use OF bad eggs in making egg-uogg WAS
yesterday brought to the notice OF Coroner
Ashbridge. The victim is Mrs. Mary Swift,
aged forty.seven years, OF 2049 Wilder street,
who died suddenly on Thursday night at
her home. The wife and two children Of
PstrOlman Stsines. Of the Seventeenth dis
triet, who resides at No. 2O47 Wiher street,
are also suffering from the effects OF the egg
pogg.
Last Sunday Mrs. Swift end her husband
concluded to celebrate Easter IN the accus-
toned manner and accordingly made sOTne
egg-n0gg. The whiskey was purchased at a
saloon on South street while the other iugre-
dents were secured by Mrs. Swift at the
grocery store on the corner NJ Twenty. first
and Wilder streets. After partskiug OF the
decoctiou Mr.. Swift went into the bouse OF
Officer Staines, who had iust been relieved
from duty and bad gone TO bed, aud asked bis
wife II he wouldn't have q glass OF egg-nogg.
She replied that her husband bad been on
duty all night, and she didn't care to dis
turb him. AT Mr. Swiit's invitation, hoW-
ever, she took her two children next door
and got two wine-glasses full OF the Easter
beverage. One she drank herself, the other
she divided between her two children.
w utD OulicI StalUtH ItluTuEu ~ MS Dpht
on Monday morning be found his wife and
children sick and unable 10 leave their beds.
They were suffering with violent cramps,
and the alarmed husband hastily summoned
DR.. Hamilton, Of Eleventh street below
Pine. lie inquired OF Mrs. Stajnes wha, she
aud her children bad been drinking, and she
told him about the egg.nogg she drank at Mrs.
Swits house. The physician then Informed
her that the beverage was probably made Of
spoiled eggs.
Strange to say, Mr.. Swift was not affected
by the nogg. but his wife Was suddenly
seized with vomiting on sunday night. Her
condition remained the same until Thurs
day. aud her husband failed 10 call IN ply
stefan until the afternoon Of that day. lie
then secured DR.. q. =. Devue, OF 1919
south Nineteenth street, Who also attributed
the cause 10 the bad eggs Late that night
her condition took a turn for the worse and
she died shortly afterwards.
The physician refused TO give certificate
as to the cause o. death, and notified COro-
ner Ashbridge OF the strange case Yesterday.
The Coroner's physician made postmortem
examination and will state its results TO the
Jury at the inquest this morning.
Mrs. Stsines and Der children are still uu-
able to leave their beds, while several other
neighbors who drank some OF the nOgg are
also suffering from the effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
ARRIVAL OF nR. nINNs's nODY.
The Funeral ia Take Place This Eve
ming at 3 O'Clock.

The body OF Engineer John S. Binns. who
was killed in the accident on the York River
railroad on Friday, reached here yesterday
from West Point. Ii was found under the
ruins OF the cab, and ss his skull was badly
fractured il is pretty certain that be died al
most instantly. 1t Is now known with con-
siderable certainty that the passengers on the
tram owe their lives to AIR. Binns, for seeing
the danger when but n short distance from
the treacherous embankment he herOIcally
stood at his post. turned on the brakes, and
did all else possible TO check the speed OF the
train. Many who were on board remember
that the train slowed down but moment
before the locomotive tumbled down the EN-
bRnkment.
Mr.. Binns had always said that he regard.
ed il as his supreme duty TO think OF the
people behind him, aud that il ever such an
accident % this was about TO occur to his
train he would think Of the passengers drst
and himself afterwards. That he did so on
his last run there Gao be no doubt Had he
jumped at the first glimpse OF danger he
might have saved bis life.
All that is said Of Mr.. Bnns's devotion TO
duty should also be said Of James Merri-
mAn, the fireman. Both fell at their posts in
the courageous performance OF duty, and are
more entitled to be called heroes than if they
had died at the carnon's mouth.
Mr.. Binns's body, when extricaied from
the wreck, was taken to West Point, where
kind friends, railroad officials, aud others
cared for it with that pect and considera-
ton due so good q man. Yesterday it was
brought to this city. and the funeral Will
take place from PARK Place Methodist church
this evening st O'Clock.
Division No. 26. Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, will meet in monthly
session to-day at z. NJ, and when their
business Is over will proceed 10 the home OF
the deceased, on west Main street, to act as
escort for the body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
EruhiingsfesL.

In starting on the second week OF the
Fruhlingsiest the ladies will make every
effort TO keep up the standard OF the attrac-
tons offered, and for tomorrow evening
b I'VE prepared some beautiful fancy dances
IA costume. The Young ladies' Who take part
10 these dances are well known as adopts Ia
tho art and their friends will turn out Ia
large numbers 10 see them. The children
were very happy In their enjoyment OF the
amusements offered them yesterday and
seemed 10 thoroughly appreciate the efforts in
their behalf. There will be another matinee
on Tuesday. This Will be = "Jumbo y
party. There will be four prizes and the
price OF "snout" will be five cents. This
will be great fun for the children.
Mrs. III. s. Smith Is president; Mrs. u.
ID. Hotcaklss. yice-president; Mrs. S. NJ.
Boykin, chairman OF the Episcopal table
Mira. j. A. Grigg, chsirmsn OF the Presby-
hrlsu table; Mrs. ). II. Capers. chairman
OF the Methodist table; Mrs. j. T. Ellyson,
chairman OF the Baptist table, assisted by
Mrs. K. w. Powers, X. Adam, and III.
Theodore EIlysop; Mrs. DIR. II. c. Tabb.
chairman OF amusements; Mrs. II. A. Cstlin,
chairman OF museum, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Bsughmsn and Miss sue l.. Starke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

outsll. The ladies OH did splendldly, and
were frequently sppIsnded. This perform
snce will shortly DO repeated IN response 10
numerous requests.
The Friday German gave their last german
OF the season on MONDAY night at Belyidere
Hall. The following young ladies' were pre-.
sent: Miss WORKMAN, Miss Morehead OF
Leaksville, N. e., Miss Riyes OF New York,
Miss Alice Burwell. Miss Mercer Cooke,
Miss Mcintosh OF Baltimore, Miss Hayes,
Miss Bessie Faunteroy, Miss Fitz OF Colum-
bus, D., Miss Mary Aliriend, Miss Dorithy
Of Baltimore, Miss Ayres ef Danyille, Misses
Bette Deane. yirgie CABOT. Day OF Viz
ginia, Ellen Lee, Nellie Parker, Julia hor-
ton, Bertha Peasants, Lomax OF Blacksburg,
Mary Yancey, Emma Barksdalc, Bessie
Marlin, Kate Wallace, Sslie Deane, Louise
Brsnder, and Lucy williams. The chaperons
wero Mrs. Z. q. Morton, Mrs. Charles Il.
WORKMAN, Jr.. Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs.
Ranule Norris, Mrs. Thomas Alfriend. hrs.
G. r. Barksdale. Mrs. Thomas Marshall, and
Mrs. Reginald Gillian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28


N W. BOWIE. AZ p. ~. bgiiding lots neA' ~
servoir PARK.
GEORGE y. vAsnoS 4 SON. 2. NJ, drelias
aud Tor northwest corner webster o. o9l-'9
aud Tyler s,reetA-
JAMES h. ELAN. So r. NJ. brick dwelling -
5oi vest Marshall ssreei-
J. THOMPSON BROWN q co, ~ p. NJ. house
and lot corner Aitchei. aud Aiiea svesS'
and other lots.
HENRY 1. STAPLES 4 CO, r. ~, hF"s
dwellings, in the west knd.
WILLIAM JENKINS Il son, 1880 ?. NJ. eAS<
mas aud apples
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1880 A. NJ. household rug,
nitnre. Refrigerator, stoves house>esF'-s
ar ieies, &c
N. W. BOWIE. r. NJ. ommissienogs sale q
Hl-s0 aores VI land on the nSs hsnsieo '-sA'
pike.
N. W. bows and NJ. c. STAPLES 4 CO. build
tng lots sdioilins kesersoir PArk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Monumental Sunday-SchoOI CelobrA-

To-day at 8 p. ". the annual celebration
OF the Monumental Sunday school will be
held in the church. Rev. DR.. Carmichael,
rector Of ST. PauPs church, and DR.. New
ton Will deliver short addresses. The floral
design this year will be an "Easter Bell"
last year il was the Lighthouse" and
the year before The Temple" This years
will be equal, II not superior, TO any design
yet presented. The school will enter from
the eastern door and march around, led by
the oldest Sunday-school teacher In Rich
mond-perhsps in Virginia-Mr. George ID.
Fisher, ex-superintendent. Each class viii
carry a banner with 3 scriptural motto, sud
after the school has been seated one scholar
from each class will take The banner and form
line around the cbancel. A scholar from
each class will also bring floral section OF
the bell, and when the bell has been fully
covered will be swung into place under an
arch with the words "Ring, Ring, Easter
Bell" above II. The music will be spirited
aud in keeping with the celebration.
A report will be made by Mr.. Robert II.
Fisher, superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

Mra Fredenheim Assigns for the
BeneGs of Ser Creditors

A deed OF assignment was recorded In the
Chaucery Court Clerks Office yesterday eve.
ming from Mrs. Margaret Fredenhelm and
her husband, A. Frledenhein, TO Herman
liosenberS, trustee.
The deed conveys for the benefit OF the
creditors the stock Of goods in the millinery
store located at 1l3 east Broad street.
The trustee is directed TO take immediate
possession and sell of the stock Of goods by
private sale for the space OF sixty days, and
at the end OF that time be shall dispose OF the
remainder at public auction.
The liabilities are estimated at Sl4,0
The frst-class creditors are Mrs. Fannie
Bottighemer, Richmond, for 2.12j, and L.
Y. Cannon $3.50. Second.Class-Go Goldsmith
a. Bachrsch, New YORK. for S70S.93. There
are some tity-odd third-class creditors, in
New York city. Philadelphia. Baltimore, At
huta, Newark, Springfield, Mass, and
Niagars, in sums ranging from 60 G5 to
4T43 "a