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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05
FRILLs on THIS TALE OF A SEA SERPENT.

An amusing story published in The
Evening Sun" yesterday Of the progress
of the veritable sca-serpent across the brcoA!h
Bridge and up the Bowery where he is to furnish one
of the attractions Of dime museum. The fun began
with CAPTAIN Ward, the Bridge police being warned
AGAINST wagon containing a long box capable OF hold
ing two or three men, which the informer thought would
on exmination be found to contain an intending ouE
iuInper Early yesterday the wagon ana DoN
suncared on the Bridge and the box, when opened H.
yealed a huge gaping mouth glaIng cyebas ard long
wrlqgline body The keeper OF the snake put MN u"c
into the box and Captain Ward allowed the party 20 pro
coed,
TIE box taken out at the store OF wen Aho""
napier mache manufactures. near Fourhst ana aief' az
cordnc TO the chfoncsr eating up his head ana "s'
and being overcome with chorofom IN tin pan, inc
snake was stretched the floor aud measured Inc
length thitysix feet and the Circumference oi '
largest part Of body was six feet Various con-
trvances Of the papiermachc manufacturers art were
in the shop 10 adorn snake, WHICH WILL Jao-
berwo" or freak seaserpcnt draw crowds OF curious
and .mrsed snectators 10 the dime museum where he
will have his introduction 10 the public.
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Jersey CITY.

The Jersey City Argus has again changed hands,
Horace H. Farrcr who purchased 1t at the receivers
sale recently, having sold it to Charles D. Clarke, who
was manager when 1t went into the hands Of the
receiver.
Ex-Asscmblyman Edward T. Mclaughlin, who had
quarrel with Counsellor George l.. Record at recent
meeting Of the Board of Public Works and assaulted
Mr.. Record the following day in the street, was In
dicted yesterday for assault and battery.
Counsellor Richards behalf of the New-forK
Suburban shooting Association, appeared in the First
District Court yesterday and paid fine of go and
costs the penalty imposed for shooting pigeons from
traps at a recent meeting Of the association.
August schlIchtlng, age thiry-one, Of No ~ "a
briskie st., took package Of Paris green from MS
pocket at the dining table yesterday and was
about to pour II into his cup when 1t was Knocked
from his hand by John Kohrde, his brother-ln-law
schlichtng arrested
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c,rurprD ApoIrT THE TOWN

new fcrryboat for the Hamilton Avenue
Ferry by the Union Ferry Company has been ordered'
to cost S125, 900.
A petition is I'm circulation in the Eighteenth Ward
which asks the Legislature 10 divide the ward into
two. II is the largest ward In the city ana mas
900 inhabitants and over 10000 voters
The New-York and Ncw-Jcrscy Telephone company
has raised IFS rates TO new subscribers from 500
to S12O a year. If subscriber contracts 10
keep the telephone for five years he gets II at the
old rates. For old subscribers the rates are IN
changed The increased Rates due to the extra
cost of making connections In putting wires under
ground.
The result of the trial of John CROUCH, formerly
fireman in Engine Company No l, IN Nlneteeh'h-s
Cow assanlting ollie Roxie age six on September %,
was his acqutal yesterday by Police justice Massey
The little girls evidence could not be received owing
TO her youth and inexperience and so no case couio
be made out
The flag on the Board Of Education building was
displayed at half mast yesterday Tor Associate
superintendent Cunningham
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SUSPENDED on SERIOUS CHARGE

DIR. CYRUS Edson Of the Health Department. yes
terlay morning suspended two of his ASSISTANTS
bartholomew MCGOWAN and John Matthews VII"
were accused of brutal conduct Ihey "olc 'H'
with an ambulance on New Years DAY to remove
william Norrissev ala employe at the Hoffman House
stables from his home at No. III West Thirleth-si
TO the Willard Parker Hospital Moli1ssey hau
scarlet fever Two of his friends named beiie"
and Finnegan. objected to his removal ana ono ol
them was threatened with arrest. but 1t Is clalnen
that MCGOWAN and Matthews dragged MoI1lsecy uo"h
stairs to the ambulance after permitting III" J."
dress himself and that they handled him roughly, al
though he wac seriously ILL.,
DE- Edison srcn. the greater part of Thursday nGht
investigating the complaint against his assistants ana
he came tc the conclusion HAT they had acted 100
rudclv although they had reason 10 be proNuhcu az
the Interference of Monlssey's friends MorHsScS
died on Thursday night.
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The book saio ~ IN" auction Of Bangs Co.,
No. 13o Broadway. well attended yesterday
number Of editions brought good prices. Among
them collected edition Of Tcnnys pocms
which brought $. Thaekerays Henry Esnond," in
three volumes. - %, ana Thackeray's Irish Sketch
Boek." in TAO volumes 80 so SCOTS "Marmion' LAY
~ the Las Minstrel Lord OF the Isles Lady OF
Lake 'l;okcby" ana Don Ro1erck1 brought
The Impressions % Lodges Portraits OF
illustiious Great Britain" sold for s33
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MOTHER RANK TO OPEN IN ROADWAY

The growth OF business OF all kinds In the dry
goods district above broadway and Canalst has
caused another bank to be opened I'm that neighbour
hood. On January % the Mechanics and Traders
Bank. which for so many years has been at Broome-
st. and the Bowery, will remove It's offices TO the
brick and iron building at No. 4S6 Broadway the
southeast corner Of Broome-st aud Broadway. The
premises are already being altered and made stronger
10 suit the needs Of the bank which is to occupy
thanx
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n.uAcrs FOR WANT OF SEWERAGE.

A number of suits have been begun In behan Vi
residents in Bond Baltic Warren ana Butter s's' III
the Tenth Ward, to recover damages aSgregauhs
sao sos from the city for injuries caused to their
property from the lack of adequate sewerage faciheS
The success OF similar suits brought by residents Oh
the ocalled flooded district in the Nineteenth "am'
TO whom over S42 900 has been paid since the Court
Of Appeals decided against the CITY IN eSe caeo' na'
induced the bringing Of these suits.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
REvooRT-General John w. rs're, OF "es' ro'n.
chnse,ts FIFTH AvENUE-EN President Rutherford
B. Hayes and daughters; Secretary EndlcOn and w'e'
yu'se s coo,,,, and Congressman elect Frederick
mnss q, Connecticut. HoFFMAN-Irving NJ. Scott, Of
San Francisco; George Bleisein OF bunslo and Lieu
D ,V Congressman Charles A. Russell of Connect
cut and Professor w G. sumner Of Yale College.
wEsTMINS TER-John H. oberly' commissioner oil IN
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HAS BYPPoLITE BOUGHT A TESSEL'
THE MADRID, an OLD IRON ThAMr' S
HERE-TuE HAYTIEN REPUBLIC hAs
MOTT Iryr PORT AU-PRINCE

THE MADRID. an OLD IRON "TRAMr," BOLD
urRr-ruE HAYT1EN REPUBLIC HAS
NOT LEFT PORT. AU.PRINcE
w...s.r or mt the British built steamship Madrid.
an iron vessel built in 1857. which samuei h''n'o' :"
rhroker of No. 100 Front-st. purchased on lnui'
dav from her Philadelphia is to De the plohoe
vessel Of General Hyppolltes Navy OF Norm haS,',
could not be confirmed yesterday MT ho'i''N Sou
that he had bought the vessel for perso" ~
name he had no authority to DISCLOSE ou' ho ui' NV
know whether she was intended for ser'icc III nay "
She arrived here a few days ago and is now sinS AZ
Erie Bssin She would probably be ready 10 sail
60 h.re IN a few DAYS and would go to NeW-or-
,o.rs taking n cargo of coal as ballast He under
stood that she was intended to resume the trade oc
tween New-Orleans and ports in the west lnaios
Another person thought that inc Vessei nai o
purchased by Hyppolitc's agent ana was /" ~
from here fer New-Orleans. and then 10 san 10 Oa'
Haytien. Minister Preston said that be was h''
annrsbers,ye about the vessel being fitted out hero
for the Insurgents He added that If she was in'enueu
for Uyppolite the fact would soon be known 70 h'''
and that he should then apply TO the state ana Ircis
,,rv Departments at Washington to stop her rom san
ing The notice of the sale of the vessel was hno
al the Custom House yesterday, and IL she c'ea's MN
this port to any other port in the tmeu o,a'oS nv
bill of sale need not be filed here Hence 'no "
of her actual owner or owners might no' " A"o""
before she sails
The Madrid is one of that class OF ocean trampS
thai are SO familiar in these waters hying 'he bri'
flag She IS an iron vessel With low ral' 2o' ieet
long. 81 feet beam. Is feet depth OF hoh ana 4o'
TONS capacity She originally the Nue'o NV"
tezuma when she wal built In 1897 IN Sco'iahu' 'or
many years she run in the fruit uade III ''
West Indies and in 1854 her owners we're willing 10
sell her as old iron A Philadelphia hrm bo"gn'
her took her to Camden, NJ j.. and had her thorougnB
overhauled and repaired and then got an AhetiSam
reeistry for her by special act of Congress Aiter
that she was run between Philadelphia ana oner
Nortbern ports and New-Orleans, anu was recently
sent here TO be sold. ...,. .rorts
A cable dispatch received by Lord Austin agents
of the owners of the steamer Hay tlen Republic mIuH
the report that vessel has left POftau,iIinco
for santiago de Cuba The dispatch Instructed mem
10 send the crew for the Hayten Republic 10 Port
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT. Postmaster Meeker has received in
formation from Postmaster Clark, at Jacksonville
Fla, that man named w. A. Johnson died from
yellow fever In Camp Perry, that city, leaving
a number of valuable effects supposed TO belong TO
information. Over 1000 invitations have
been sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Banum for
their farewell reception to be held at Waldemere
next Thursday. Immediately thereafter they will
occupy their new house.
SOUTH NORwALK.-The Rev. j. b. Lawrence has
received call TO the Congregational Church at Middle
boro, Mass, and will accept.
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CHANGES N A WELL-KNOWY FIRM.

The weli-known nrnl OF Brown Brothers e. Co. has
decided 10 It's Liverpool house and Stewart Henry
Brown who was the resident partner Liverpool retired
from the end Of the year Egerton Stewart
Brown who signs for the firm. procuraton will
close up business OF the Liverpool The business
Of the London and NewYork houees continued by the
remaining partners with the addition Of Charles
Dickey IT, a SOD OF al old member OF the firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05

The building trade local assemblies in District Assem-
by No - have secured charter forming them into
National District Assembly separate from District Assem-
bly, No 4S. The building trades form the backbone Of
District Assembly No 80. the members belonging the
sixty locals Of building trades numbering about
5000 The secession Of this body OF men, composed Of
the prosperous and industrious OF those locals"
stl attached James L Quinn Is the death blow 10 the
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conference OF Tammany members OF BOARD OF Aldermen
Iree lecture by L. J. Is. Lincoln. Cooper Union
D. m. No,as,., ....,.t.
Installation Of the Rev. Dr. t. IL Nerentn chap'ah
OF 23d Regiment, Armory. p. m I'D,
Young Aron bail. Aron Hal, EVENING
Grand Army meeting, City Hall, brookyh' D. m.
- a Klmball Post, No. 100. g. A. H. installation,
No 81 Union Square. y. m ms wv, x..
Narragansett Club anniversary, NO. 'V' west fifty
fourth-st., evening. ,.,-, ~ =.
University Place. p. m. -, 60 - =.
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THE NEW MAroR WOULD NOT VOTE FOR IT.

Among the bills recently passed by the Aqueduct Com
mission were claims Brenshard Pcnnel Co,
tors for ironlIncd masonry aqueduct Shaft 80
T. 600 and Of Contractor Pierce. $1,000 for stone.
Material amounts furnished and delivered
In both eases but IL Is impossible 10 II y, fore
spfing Auditor Lyon, OF the Finance Department d.
allowed the claims, and Controller Myers yesterday
them to Corporation Counsel Beekman his opinion.
The mentioned bill passed the FIRST meeting
the AQueduet Commission which Mayor Grant attended
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p1rrshUaG's PEOPLE FILL DO LIKEWISE.

Clarencc " BoVc.l sec'e ary Of ihe EYecutivc Com.
ui;tee Of the Washington Inauguration Centennial.
received letter vcs.eday from g. T.. Keppc, chairman
Of the ittsAur- Press Cluo which says that the celc
t.a,jap ln ,hat r!t. April 80 VIII be much the
sa,e llan as that in NeN-York. They Will have re-
iigious services in morning a meeting in
the evening. ami 5000 public school children will
assemble IT, thc Allegheny parks in the aft srnoon ard
.inq Xat.on@l airs. Governor Foraker is expected to
dell,cr an oraipn Tbc Committee Plan and Scope
q. which MAJOR Hewitt Chairman viii meet in the
hin,larf iirlii n tO.ilA.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WHEN WILL THE SUPERVISORS MEETi


The question whether by the failure OF the Boaro
NJ Supervisors to meet on Thursday for the anhu@
meeting provided by law the county is not left without
a legislative body, Is pulling the county authonuoe
Tho law Of the State provides that each county must
have Board of Supervisors which shall convene ior
an annual session at date set by the precodins n"s'u
For conv cnicnce the Kings County Board mee's iio
week TO week The annual meeting this year was sol
for Thursday, but the regular Democratic nennoers
numbering seventeen absented themselves, anu oniy
the Republicans and John Y. Mckano' Oh "ia'esonu
were present .
They did not adjourn TO any speclneo ua'o' anu ~
is uncertain when the Board can meet. one way ou'
>, Tho d,mcutv suggested is that quorum OF the
members meet and fix date for the annual meeting.
II this Is not legal application will have to be made
10 the Legislature for act lega-s ~ so neesS
The real reason for the absence OF le VI
THURSDAY IS believed to have been inc iaci lha ,hey
aid not wish to listen TO the sharp eAc9rlaIo VI o
acts last year, which SuperNiSo'-a'is"is 30 S""'""
had prepared.
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Iatters homes Of ever building the district OF ".
~ =, mate, ,,orsman The new District Assembly VIII
~, rnowr "a The Industrial Building Trades Dstrict
Assembly" The charter received from the veheia
rxocuve Board OF the Knights of Labor Philadeipna
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THE TRIBUNE.
DAILY, 3 CENTS A COPY.
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, 4 CENTS.

With Its outfit Of triple printing 1900
coue. per hour Inserting the supplement- sheess aaA
them cutting the leaves and folding the whole
papcr THE TRIBUNE Is able To meet the heavy -.
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TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS

Postage prepaid by TRIBUNE exscp. on DAILY sa1
Sunday paper for mail subscribers In New. York CITY
and foreign countries In which extra viii
be paid BY subsc ribcrS -
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VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

RAHwAY.-Wllliam H. Whittemore saw that tho
report that he had said that Mr. Morgan was not sober
on the evening when he died was incorrect. He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05

lint he declined to vote for g. stating that he preferred
to walt for further information The new mayor
s, showca some business foresight In the matter.
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A REPORT ABOUT HENRY ANDREA DENIED.

The report that Henry Andrea, advertising agent
and assistant business manager Of The Brooklyn
zeItung' had disappeared with $4,000 of the con-
Germs money is denied by Edor-in-chlef jacobson
and Peter Iubcry the president of the corporation
The only basis for the rumor is that according 10
Mr. Hubcrtys statement Mr. Andrea left the paper pc
cause of some disagreement about remuneration MT.
Uubcrtv saws his concern Is making examination OF
thc books, but does not believe that Andrea look
Ger
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declares that he never made any such statement
concerning Mr. Morgan.

concerning Mr. Morgan.
ELIZABETH.-wiliam Hccnan, the Central RAILROAD
brakeman who was killed by train In the company
Jersey City yard early yesterday morning was twenty
one years old and boarded with his aunt Mrs. 5riody' a.
No. oo6 pjnest. A daring robbory occurred
In the heart Of the business portion OF the CITY carry
last evening. Two entered the place OF Chafnc
Sing, Chinese laundryman, In West Jersey's1, ana
while one hold the Chnamsn the other orohe open the
money drawer and took from It several DIS ana
Quantity of change Although the streets wero filed
With people no ore able to stop the robbers VINO
mad good their escape.
HOBOKEv.-Herman Facht, age tweDty-nine' Oh
No 126 East Fourth-st, Nev-York, was arrSsned
before Recorder McDonough yesterday charged WIN
stealing gold watch and chain from Miss Lena D@hio.
OF Ann ST., West Hoboken. Facbt has been paying
attention TO Miss Dahe for some months, representing
himself to her and her parents as single man.
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TO BEGIN PASTORAL WORK TOMORROW.

The Rev willard II. Robinson, who was recently
called from the First Baptist Church of West Phila-
delphia. to the First Baptist Church of Brookyn'
will begin his ministry in this city Tomorrow. lie
Is thrty-eight years old and graduate OF ale anu
the Rochester Theological Seminary, and he mas d
fine reputation as preacher and writer The church
of which he becomes pastor Is the oides' OF oao
Dr. Jesse b. Thomas in the pulpit His salary Is
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

HOLIDAY
sun 72l Sets ss3 Moon sets OLA Mocn'ssse.
HIGH WATER
4 M-sandy Hook 0.5S Gov Island TO- Hell Gate COS
I.A-SandJ Hook lUa5 Gov. Island IL 0S He'll Gate 0i0
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ d.
gle WEST l26TH ST. . -.
Neryous 6cntt0 Ur1nafy Orpo1qb
I'm potence and Sterinty. Hours: . 10 Ia o 70 10
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY-Charles Manning, CLERK 70
Sheriff Goldner arrested yesterday, charged WIN
appropItating to his own use fees paid to him TOT
the Sheriff's Office.
ASTORIA. Albert Hlrsch, age forty, OF Albert
Place. stenways disappeared from his home on
Wednesday and nothing has been heard OF him since.
His wife yesterday found letter from him saying
that he had gone away to Kill himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05
OUTGOING STEA4ER&
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DR.. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR
Is vegetable remedy for Chronic Liver CompAm fo'p>
Liver Jaundice Biliousness Headache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05

No home is complete without Psrker's Gin
ger Tonic needed for every weakness
Parkers Hair Balsam is life 10 the hair
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
FOR LONG TERN.
Fats CT Ex-Pres.ceo- Ansn. the
New YORK DefsUltsr.
he RECEIVES A HEAVY SEyTEyCE
foartssa Year, IEFrissusnent a. Hard
Izbor- Deserted - the NslEe y hose
k1tr@s&g 4aoe Va. tbc Cause -
rs Dow alfaIL

Nav Yo2E. Aug Ia kben 5 Alen, the
dslaaltllg eKpreslceut ~ TIE Forty
second & Gr4nd street ferry EsLroa--
Company. no pleaded guilty 10 tWs in
dictlaeurs charging MN with tie over
issue OF over sloQ ~ "a Tie sJock II lie
company. wzs sentenced by J1uge Glider
sleeve 10 seven years imprisonment al hard
labor on each indictment Tie max llUla
penalty FOR me o1ense. Allen looked palo
ana d0wnh<arssd NAeA he reached the
courtroom he ~ - met by his counsel Law
yer EusIis and his brother kiner L Allen
LAWYER Eas-ls uled 70 chseT Alien up,
bat ala nol succeed very well The court
room was crowded a. IL o'clock when
Judge Glldersl eeve entered court When
as.ed VIA. lie had 10 say Why
sentence should MOI be pronounced
upon him, Allen turned and
looked al his counsel but ana
not utter a syllable Mr. Eustis after some
deliberation. SAID there a. nothing u add
10 what had already been presented in TO
gard L the previous good character OF the
prisoner Judge gildeTslseye, then ad-
dressing Allen. said:
Mr. Alien sou pleaded guilty 10 two md CT
ments- ! am informed by The district attor.
ney that altlolgA other charges could
be preferred against you, noae olher
than those 10 which you hare pleaded
will lie preferred have received
letters from number Of friends
OF yours. aud many persols have been 10 see
ne with regard GO Jour case, Int after yery
careful cons Iteration OF the whole matter TAX
ing into consideration that punishment could
De inflicted on you FOR TIE charges
which are not pressed, I see no reason
Why should not impose the max
iuum penalty. The sentence az The
court is that you be confined 10 State
prison al ESrd larOr ior seven years On IN.
Indictment which hold "a my b. nd and IN
der the Other Indictment that you bs also con
nned az Aard labor Tor the PERIOD of sever
years 10 begin a. the expiration OF the nrsr
term"
Allen turned deadly pale "a he was led
back 10 the pen. He looked around the
courtroom. None of his friends except IA,
brother were present Even his wife
whose extravaganza is said 20 have been
the cause Of her husbands ruin, failed to
come 10 court
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
TERRIBLE
Grand Rapids Is Wanopea by Tie
Tall-enders.
PRESENTED WlTH A NICE GOOSE Esg
Particulars ~ ths Waterloo The larl.-
ess are kf&Rps hSiasaAssse Seatia-
ace - win-scorvs al the ofhos
League standing "a ths tiUes.

ssS ss.sesAs .ss..e.
GEFFNVuIE, Mich, Aug. lc.-lhe
tail-enders got onto Sr Charles today
and pounded him Tor seventeen base
ms. Greenvile pat SleliheIgef IA the
box. ban hls arm gave completely oui in
the second and Fowler had 20 60 Ia
for the balance of the innings Jones,
vino pitched Yesterday. stepped INTO the
box 10 tie thfd with q score Of seven
u three. and Won the
game. He kept the biacksmlths
hugging their bases very close, and
struck cat seven men. In the hegn-
ning Of the ninth Grand Rapids was
two ahead, bot they found tie ial-
enders al Greenvllie's hating hsi Stag
gers, and the men passed thc plate he-
fore Il man went out, and IN thc last
half Grand Rapids was easily held
down 10 a goose-egg. The hiacksmiths
from the Valley City are not feeling
nearly 50 happy tonight a. they dad
when they entered the pine woods ctN
10 take three games from the farmers.
Score
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Silver Star Lodge, Division No. %,
auxiliary 70 the b. Of /. f., has ~
stalled the following officers for the
coming year: President, Mrs. VI. +.
Bedell; vice-president, Mrs. 4. Lane;
secretary, Mrs. |. Fish; treasurer, Mrs.
c. Andrews; guide. Mrs. ". +. Cole
man; sentinel. Mrs. +. Clapp; chaplain,
Mrs. 4. Riley; delegate 10 the annual
convention al Chicago, Mrs. VI. I. Be
deli; Mrs. 4. Lane, alternate. This So
clety enters into the second year OF It's
existence under very favorable circum-
stances. They recently purchased a
fine piano, which they have placed IN
the hall. This society meets every
alternate Thursday 10 prepare goods
for fair 10 be given TINS fall.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

To the Editor OF the TELEGRAM HrnsiD.
F. {. Hammerschmldt, OF - Jeiler-
son-st., has announced himself as "a
candidate. for school trustee in the
Eighth ward. Mr.. II. Is a man well
qualified for the position. He Is n
good business man and an energetic
worker IN all work that be undertakes:
therefore, the citizens OF the Eighth
ward would DO well - select a man
Ike Mr.. Hammrschn.dt. II nomi-
mated, there ISM [ the least doubt of bis
election, for the reason that he is
widely known IN business and social
circles, rs Wei a in political.
A RESIDENT OF EI0HTH WARD.