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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
srAnnows. Or nCEDEnEasr

A crank go tasl saginaw wants the
Leg. stature % APPOINT ESQ days in jan
uary FOR sparrow poisoning. lie wouli
have the good people OK Michigan set
out dishes of poisoned grain, after hav-
lng shat up all domest4eated fowls. The
sparrow. beng the only b.sd here at
that season, would thus faI a ready
vct.m 10 .he poison. The oaly advau-
tase We can see 10 that plan s, that Il
ms gnt supercete the small oy-aud-a.r-
gun combination.
Bat tle Leg. stature Of the state Of
M.ch gan, when 10 next couvenes, Will
have stu more serious pest to deal
wth than the sparr0w-the mur-
derer who destroys and spares
not age. sex or condition. Some
means Of hunting him down ike any
other vicious wild beast; speedy TRIAL
With the privilege Of defense, fair not
only to h.m bUI % the people as vel;
and punishment swift and sure, with
out any opportunities g ven for Eonz-
ing and sentimental gush over the
brute. are All parts Of q much-needed
plan to rid our state of a pest, in COM
paris0n with winch the English spar
rows SHRINK into utter insign.hcance.
It IS OF course much easier 70 recog-
ME ard acknowledge the necessity Of
a reform IA our criminal Jurisprudence,
than % devise a proper mode Of ac-
comphshing such reform. But plan
can De devised and enacted into
law. IF the people OF the
stlte wl h1t awaken to a
realization of its necessity and VIII
elect a ler stature composed 0f a due
proportion of genuine jurists-not shy
ster criminal lawyers, whose bread and
butter depend uron the hooks and
crooks oi criminal praclce-and sober,
sensible. everyday ciazens, who be-
'Leve in vrpng ont the vicious criminal
class for che protection ot society iu
general Then plan VIII be devised.
even f 70 becomes necessary ~
rgncture Some or. IS ret theory as 20
tne reformation ot a vicious brute. who
never a.d a good thing nor missed a
chance t0 do an EVIL one since she ddv
of his birth. and tttle time vii BE-
wasted n dow sing plan for SLING a
small bird tllt d. carrying ont Che very
purpose ol - creation. and d0uutes,
pong enough -ood to compensate Tor
what ltt.e damage e causes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED lAMEDlAIhLl-n priyaf
~ family. home Iol young lady With plano.
Would like L. give lessons Tor Iar. payment.
Address. J. y. box J. care Telegram Herald.
-
\AANTED-A lady in each city, town and
" township 10 procure subscribers FOR the
Home Magazine. conducted By Mrs. John A
Logan. Special INDUCEMENTS offered. Refer
cnceS required. Address The Brodlx Publish
.ng Company. Washing gton. ID. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
NOTICE.


htFnF tffIfH
Trrn. c1rrurxs. hrr7Fc ftToE.
Gs4rp R.rIns Mich. August p isss
Theaurusi election for the tlectIor ~ school
trustees fr fhs several wards 81 fhe CITY -
Grand Rsrids viii be heid in TIE several
wards 81 sad f'fr on Monday. -erferrsf 2.
1sto TIE o. will bf nper from c'f'oft ,.
m. unfl 6 o'clocE 3. m-. 81 TIE ieAoving
flru War0-Flrei Precinot-EugIns h0us..
GfanffiI e-arf
Division a.. ersrHff eirtt-aTs
second su. u "a fteff fuiIcIft aIla
va fetrrnr r.ef' aHH i.f9r fis
Thirs Fsr0--iIrsf frec.n net-tnfine hpns@.
lara Ward Serous Prscincf srsbes
Fsrrfh Vs-t-Fi~s' Irec.ncf-RnT ne bovs..
foa-si ware p Second TrseHef Fag'ns
hrrer
F'ft -Fng'ns houss No e corner
Cana A.. Lrtne
szH Hnasf ~f- tnfr
Frtn Tarf- frs' Precinct urnff fsI.
F Qhfa s. es.ons Frsenet Eagns
FfFr ftrtNEf-
President %. fa. eHnel and arlng Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26


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FAhltAA LIST
sfot.s, f.r q LAD fr In .r 7rt.sos-t
SO f.ra I.rs. III la -st Brlazs.
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So AZ. ~ f-@' ~'~-
a..
$500 tor sz4c r. lct ca hieh-Tcs4se-.
he ads all
80 = 'l'e ~ .'' e A.',.-i~ - s-Al'i'A-
- ... .s...
s55o0 io4 .sxle ca nv4ltns-Ase
Atsao f.st-e "a. .,eia.St
t... g.
..7-.-.
s4ost. ss.a ~, LIS an Z. piss ana Christ
~a"0 - - W 4'lS VA -i'''' 49, N-i's'
S'oo" i'f ~ IT. iot % atS-' A'0'
$3.50 flE = &c. l0l On Asfth Ditislon-sS-
5000 oa-s So Tor q g II. l9t oa We1thy-
ave. j4sl oryoal L-st 81. worth i
taeea Ch -ry and Wealthy
$50 f..srhar tIft.l Tor e, Krnneav II
n..r fI.n.x
80. .-... q. .. t., .,... t,...,-.. 80.
James.
DIV WEITTNG HOUS USES
DsnTFaT ffST
-, ..,,- So.
Nm NaL1-, room lAp1rtH mouse on Notth
ai.....l.s .-s t...' +. .,.t -.t.- ~ '..
,.'.....'-.',..' - ~ tfT~f +,
2 = r.
Fl3oJ lan4-aye.; stone foundation cellar.
". ahl cistrtA. piAslrf l--i,li i0t. 1oA4-''
Win Lie sAaee' e-as terms ~, r.r>--r,-
EOR ssLE-A nice y room house on Pleas
.. HtIH Ia
iAihi4i'a s-tN' VIII -eA' l'i "a tyt>,or,,
IVEo WANTS IT9-I have gust ,rsasa a lot
me vas o. tas lot ON On which .ae house stands
tOA sALE-iiae leaeera house IN The grove
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


KEEP WANTED -NAiA
~ 4N4Lp-tuaI ur. - latai .l4H@k tfs. -
~ egra a. rl1ie. mast have SD u cash
- AS. -. PER 11pl flti ss4Srk pale At tAc sA1
~ r2cl al0aIl IL lsf glte references or DDNcss
ltlt etLrr 4cc1 app al 90 er a~Gtt>S u
! Wilcox oraul h4pl4s. kuoms ~ a4G -.
hcrmitaAe o4ila'ns -
w. IED-> lesmsn u select orders cal
W - sLS.n-st .oaaa d Court BLOCK hours %
to - q IA. a4l 10 b Ia. {. II. A Co -
looPhk> WANfkD-l0 kerp away from
strand Rapids oE account u lockout ~
order 90 ls-Pefs' liol, N. .t- All
WANTED -NAN-Io take the agency ~ cur
W Saft,. siEe -fAlaxls inches eclkht 0sN
lbs retail price -. other sizes ia proportion
A rare chance 10 create . permanent business
AZ h0Hr These sales meet dcfnAu0 never
before supplied by olkcf sic companies. as ~e
arc noE governed Oy tie sale Poo. Alpine
sale Co.. Cincinnati. D Ncc-Sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


TO IHE bADIES-Io Introduce our new art
goods. We WI. for a short tine only. teach
any lady calling 81 our or - 81 Mon-oc-sf.
room =. oar new fine raised embroidered work
positively re- of charge, We salp.y everything
needed u teach VIC also give private instrB
tions s f7r fui course. send postai and isd7
teacher vlu call. G A. Bgrtoa a Co. -1
MASSA AfF-ruperior Mas - Psrior. Turk
II ish Bath a d Aicob7 -Hr1ts- Electricity
II s. etsTkwe8tber n the rrIeefic school =
prssi e. room - He-laita- e bglding. corner
Cana and Bridge Le
CRJISING-The sloop v8caf Sorarn. With
= ecmmodafiens for party 81 ten. car ae
chartered on reasonable terms for cruislng oD
The lax Apply 20 } "a. tincbea. Pe1f-
water M itch Iasff
MAGNETIC healing ard clarlvovsnf sttlnEs
II k-l utfevs 2. Hastings. N- 4. fre-,
AETED-Ererv consumer - stove 5asn-
~ lire know that ar SCI irg stove Gas
o1fne la arv Q1RnfIfy ~ e cents. de- vered fc
any part - the city. 4 G. Llil~ood ! sie-
phone lJst las Iasi Iuifon- 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
10 UEsCKiBEHs-

Aay subscribe 10 rHE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ AZ Faits ~ rseeivo tAs pApes
regularly, or - - mAy have roSsoa -
soa4 PLATA ~ lats deli 10y. - IA confer a
special rasor ~ Informing thi. olilce OF
Ale f1at a. 4nea. ss41 yosL-l c-rd or cal
~ tale Dasue 83I.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
FOR REST-HOUsES.

TO kENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
a. the Glenhaven. No. al South Division
ST.. clean. light and well furnished Inquire at
room No. ]. ~
t'OR RENT-A tenement Of seven rooms. one
81 six rooms. one OF i've rooms. sue % four
rooms and one 4 three; also a store IA Eooi
location. Inquire OF b. ". Barnard. 81 Allen
81, corner Of Mt. Vernon 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

WANIED-ln private family. furnished
W room and board fOr gent ~rnan ana his
wife Culug the winter, and prhaps longer.
fDunfeiu-Sf, south and chrlaof st. east pre-
ferred Address al oace. Merchant. boz @.
care this once. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
Dr.. " alker S California
k,zIIz'I5S7Z;yi5

II IS pot vile fancy drink made ~ rrul.
poor whiSkcy. OF refuse liquors, tp' red and
sweefened 10 please the taste. tuf purely
vegetable pfeqarati on. made from native Call
foruia herbs.
Twenty FIVE wears use have demonstrated 20
millions Of sufferers throughout the CIVILIZED
world that Of ali the medicines ever discof ers1
Vinegar Etters only possesses perfect and
wonder fui curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases, VIZ
Dyspepsia Rheumatism. Catarrh. Neufs "a.
Headache. Bois. Scf0fu.a. ~kin Diseases. ia IN
dice. s,ouf plies Biiousness. auc a. other
diseases arising from blood impurities, and -
= Nerinifnre ID is the best iu the wofld. beirG
death 20 a. worms that iufest the human sys
ten.
ui always safe 20 take a. any time. or IN
der any condition q the system. from 90 or
young OF for either Sex II 10 put ur M t~o
STYLES The ole is slightly bitter suo is th@
stronger In esttsrtlc effect The new sfylf q
very pleasant 20 the tasie. and perfect fne1i.
- for delicate women or children. Iacb
KIND j. distinct = marked on top q carton
Many families Eefp both Kinds on hand. ss
they form complete medicine chest
send FOR = besui ful book free
Address y MCDONALD DRUG CO.
~ ashiu zionist. = J. CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

pROBATE ORDEB-STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Il corNrT ~ hFVr. s. A. "a session ~ fhe
Probate Court Tor said County oi henr. he'd at
+ha Probate once Ia fhr IS ol Grand Rap is.
or frr I.rh aav ~ Aulur. in f1r year one
Thousand eI -nf hundred ald eighty nine.
Present. Cyrus r. Perki1s. Judge % Probate.
m the master ~ the estate of Thomas Bg--
Ipr. deceased Nn read NJ and fling the petit
ton NJ fuuf sa bufer Isl t1H of SO a.l deceased.
rrsrirz fha- administration up0l said estate
ue GRAN -ei -o ner-
l-isardered that W7ndar fhe ca day - Sep-
f@nfhar next at frn oc'nes iu fne forrr utl.
AZ sa.a rr0tlro ffre. ha appoiu ed FOR ex-
iInin-anf allowing said account
Arf ir "a Further Ordered. That 2 ~ pV n
tf : order 10 pub sned three successive weeks
rrar'nrs ta SAL z dav 90 bearing. I'D fae rnsND
f tr.sa narr 81 - Fc7tsl Fl r7tII. q ne7 81 ger
rr r+af ari r'r0I. 2l.r- in SAID l0-rfr Hf hrlt
a rrua rarv ff Pr It-
Judge ~ Probate
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

4 PARK Tor TIE psopie. and lots or houses
\ ANo lois on oar Division 81. ~ Eighth NATa
pals Tor everybody. adjacent 70 c&r llcs aud
schools Prices and terms reasonable. Cal
early and secure d bargain. Turner 3 t4rro4i.
Arw bouseMAL building. Oeo. \. Davis. -
N.nra.-- -
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
FOR REET-BUsISBss PLACES.
BOARD.

jfOk kENI-SiOTe ai 20 Tan8l-st. Possession
! given ~ once. Inquire as above. el1 n
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26


- pt>I AAD r. IhANkFCLr "a faf.
IA llsaea ease A@34lsNa fGrA tA.t
~. feli l-s s~-Aaos - .AS ss~Sen, ,ele-l. u
: Pawn.
ck4Gl - A41 N~-iSkS-Sfe- Btasts teit
L t4l SCI Ae. S triteL f.ace fof s>s HsaH
t4l e4a 81 elsee here fSr so00 etc Way
he blu1s 81 ~1s hat As seis every .al..E
uus-11z gcr ~ ana bc-s q. seA - iAt s.l.e
rate. hlch l-fA4t IS iaA4ltls. la. = a.sI ~ :
Al mearfa lA|fftf a. lis <~4L. lll.t. ~
laaNtLlN gas -lr AIS 90. x - ilS s3It Iali q
i EucL&l a.. : a. onaOs I.eGy&42 biuek -
lDR SAlE uease and ists slzs rs ieei
trent tS ~ 1ocf, located "a C~iiekt ofDst.
ave. o&kl4ie PARK. NcSt g 4tpal Aie0eI
chlekel para eut he4sc reen eleusn 10 o.
tapiss efcts stAiAs Ae" an4 ~ Hfsi-s.sss tfarf-
AS no1srheia soaNsi eaA - bo-klt a 1aI.
sAiA. Alpil uA LAe frvPeris James Hewitt -
IA QkhlNNAtA. = not better a. have a
" hviDt ~ SaNr vWn tAan rcait III sUs
come Ahe irt Is shtN fee eAs 81 o4i : 90
bo-sfs Ter sac au nlcnlhis payments. slow
tAris1. under old National hAlk
V'HAht beautiful lals a. southeast pArl II
e-tA, Als1 IA aefcs ~ nae maple i4ud ia
lheoes gaa county 49, sel at exchange scr
once N ldllDa.an ll.ldluk L. j.. = ~ 4uN
g. = Dr a II hass PSI
LARGE AMOUNT 0F REAL EsIAlE
4 t0f $40. A~si An4 49, D. sole
have s. lots Tor sale o. fralcA > addition.
eorlleT ol flltl ana Maaissn-4sssi lais - -
10 iori g. 4n aley prices lrolGt ~ H. 80 q.
- 1913 rl Aa4 soA ave. AAo uoN ara -. Nn
Ira c. and u uTCtas addition prices Tauke
ffclA o. 10 tb5J. The Masl a these lots are
very acalr4a4S. gate cSnirAly lo14tUJ near
school house Ano street cars the al &c cu1
prop eTis IL he az rapidly buif up
lot NJ. . Tame : addition. Prescott ~
foGTlB lot aeSi u S4utl DlNlsloA-st a0 0s -
~ House. barn AID lof \ 8. 53i jefferson. 4to..
House. barn ana t~V lots On corner ~
East ana iEom&s-Sfs.
s hoses aad lots On Consf0cks : pat dow
price 10 lofs on Leonard Co.'S addition.
prices from $50 up .ana various 0-brT lois a1G
houses and lots not described
Al Nil De- SOLD very cheap. tile perfect tine
and Terms MADE o. S1It No tAptast iaT
shown property. Also cash a. lo4l GA Real
estate 5 sTltY ol iaA A1r4His te ms taH al
30. b Acn noukcsuAn building, ~ Henry
Ernff.a
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

I'VE have lUst had two good lots placed
" our HANDS bx a young lAty about 10 leave
the city she j. Wiling To SCI Tor lcss tuau
cost one year as9; easy terms IlIle broih-
ers. otrr Arc- dr. leff
kOk sALE-Loi dirt cheap, must be sod g
a ont. Good chance Tor speculation. of 10
set cheap place ior home Southeast part 81
Herald. lo.lf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

IRIS seldom thst tne TELEGR,w-HEE-
Am oooms private business enterprise
e9itoral'y. NJ n any other manner ex-
cept through lts advertising columns.
THE spectacle ct t1e "Iast Days of
Pomre however while PRIMARILY
plan for private benefit. IS, in
a large degree. a public en-
tcrrr,se The production here would
advert Sc the clty throughout the state.
would hr.ng n immense crowds 60 Wit
ness 10. and would n many ways re-
douni % ths public benefit Its pro-
ducuon here during tae West Mich gan
far would be especially advantageous.
as the dorbis attraction would allure
MANY who would not he influenced 70
come hv either a.ore. Grand Rapids
should prove .ts cl.'ms to 0e considered
ncrroro' fsn c'fv PSI rfo u..v rro-
vlt.rg tae requisite Ea1rlr tea.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
WESTON LOWS ADDITION

w. II. klnSeV.
Weston Building.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Iargeat OF Al Michigan Dalllss Xxx
espt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

{OR RFNI-Eurnlshed looms 40 South Di
l NisiOu-sf "a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

S hoses aAQ lots On Comsf0cks pat QeW
price j.. lofS on Leonard i Co.'S addition.
prices from $50 tp aul various other lols a1G
n- u.es and lots unt nrseIILfl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19
WHITE Gaps RELEASED.

The Humphrey Boy Died from Natural
Causes. So the Inquest Decided.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-the cor
oner's inquest in the case of John w.
Humphrey, the 10-year-old boy of 2953
Lawrence street, who died, supposedly
from the effects of fright and fall.
when several boys played white Caps"
and captured him, resulted in verdict
that death was caused by tubercular
meningitis from natural causes. The
father of the dead boy stated that his
son, although not delicate, was of
nervous temperament and was first taken
i'll on the night of the eth inst. He was
very nervous, saying repeatedly that the
boys had frightened him. He was con-
tinually saying ''Oh they are after me.
He had said this several times before, on
each occasion claiming that the boys
chased him into the house. On the night
he was taken i'll his mother asked him to
go to a neighbours store, but he begged
to remain home, saying: "Oh, mamma,
don't make me go; the boys are after
me-" He became unconscious shortly
after being taken i'll, and would call out:
'sOh don't let them catch me"
The eight little boys accused OF causing
the Humphrey boys death by frighten-
ing him appeared very tough as they
listened to this. They were from Q to 10
years old.
DIR. Formal, who made the post norton,
testified that the boy had tubercular
Observation-Disclosures of the brain,
due to tubercular tendencies-and that
this caused his death.
The corner discharged the boys who were
under arrest, with warning to be more
careful in the future. He told them 10
play properly, and that if they kept on in
their present course they would get them
selves into serious trouble and bring sor
row upon their parents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

GHAMoKIN. Pa, March ia number
Of Italian and Hungarian miners af
Hickory swamp Were gambling IN .
boarding house, when an Italian was
detected cheating. A quarrel arose and
after vigorous rough and tumble fight
q Hungarian drew revolver, and COM
menced firing into the crowd, wounding
two men. Weapons of every kind were
then drawn and Andrew Veni received .
knife thrust in the neck. while severa
others We're slashed in fearful manner.
During the struggle Michael Sisson left
the scene and went home He went to
mis- wife's bedroom and picking her up in
his arms, he threw her on the floor and
kicked her terribly. and in the midst of
his british work the woman gave prema-
ture birth to a seven months dead child.
A body of Hungarians, who were attracted
by the woman's screams. entered the
house and secured clothes line 10 lynch
Sisson, but he leaped from window and
escaped to the mountains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

LONDON. March 19.-The second prize
for English orations at Cambridge uni
versity was awarded to Mr.. William III.
Buckler, of Baltimore, half brother to
Mr.. w. III. White, secretary of the
American legation. The winners of the
first and third prizes have completed
their third year at the university, while
Mr.. Buckler is in his second year. The
subject chosen by Mr.. Buckler was The
American Constitution, in defining which
he displayed have oratorical skill and an
intimate knowledge of the foundation of
his country's laws. Mr.. Buckler was
presented to the Prince OF Wales at his
royal highness' levee at st. James palace,
last Friday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19
Bon l,ntlcr calls on Ben Ha,rison.

WASHINGTON, March 10. THE president
excused himself generally to callers in
the morning ON the ground that he was
busy with Official matters, and received
only those with whom he had made en-
gagemcntS. Gen. B. F. Bntler called and
the president granted him an interview.
Mr.. William w. Phelps also called, but
on being informed that the president was
busy left the house with the remark that
he would call again. Among those who
saw the president were Secretaries Blaine,
Window and Noble, Senator Allison and
ex-senator Palmer. The president gave
a public reception in the east room dur
ing the afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

shall r OF hear complaints Like these We
hare been hearing all along, while this
insps ti.ation remains over. trust also
that II there is any occasion because Of
what has been done TO make complaint
that the parties will not take the remedy
into their own hands. One OF my breth-
rem remarks very properly that while we
continue this case for two weeks, the
law is not suspended. That remains in
force and its penalties remain in force.
And the Law speaks with the same force
and viii during these two weeks as it
will after this Investigation is closed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

TRENTON, March 19.-This will be a
busy week at Trenton. That everlasting
repeater" is still unenacted, and the pros
poets of its passage in the assembly are
SO thin that the Democratic leaders are
turning their attention to other meas
ures. The redistricting bill will come up
Immediately. The bill to divide Hudson
county may appear this week. The bill
providing a new charter for Jersey City
and Newark, giving all power into the
hands of the mayor, win pretty surely
be put upon its passage. All these bills
mulch w e1c OPPOSITION o ta apd aa Her Of i b no
fight
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

FALL. RIVER, Mass. March 10
There is no change in the situation of
the strike. All the mills shut 4 vn on
St. Patrick's day and all the Q; tives
enioved a holiday. Most of the mills
start up again today and the manufac-
tuners expect that a number of weavers
will return to work. ! The strikers xvill
hold a mass meeting in the morning in
the park. The executive committee say
The Shove mill weavers met this morn
ing and voted unanimously to stay out.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19
New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON. March 19.-In the senate
last night, the Australian ballot bill was
made the special order for Wednesday
afternoon. In the house, bills were
passed. among others, repeating the per-
sonal registration law; repeating the law
appointing four inspectors of election
two from each party: authorizing rail-
road companies to acquire title to lands
for the erection of freight and passenger
stations, and providing for the reorgani-
cation of the national guard. The bill
appropriating 100000 towards the re-
moval of Smiths island, between Cam
den and philadelphia, was ordered to
third reading
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19
r.alies I'm : Iicense COURT,

WEST CHESTER. Pa. March 19--The
license court here, presided over by
Judge Waddell. presented an unusual
sight yesterday. 1t was almost filed
with ladies representing the different To-
cal Women's Christian Temperance
unions in Chester county, who are dele
gates regularly appointed to see that the
Judge does his duty In granting and re-
fusing licenses. There were sixty-seven
applications for license made. Fourteen
of them are contested. and in these cases
there are long lists of names asking the
court to refuse licenses. Two licenses
only nave been granted, to hotels at
Ph1enixville and Unionville.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Prices on the Stock. Produce and Petro.
Ieum Exchanges.

Prices on the Stock, Produce and Petro-
Ieuni Exchanges.
PARLIAMENTARY, March lsThe stock mar
ket was strong and active at the opening to.
day. St Paul was u higher and G. C. c. and |.
Il. The coal stocks werc strong. The Wizards
were firm. The Gould stocks showed slight
changes.
The Philadelphia market, was weak. Penn
sylvania closed II lower. Reading was com.
paratively steady. The hcnds were dull The
question of reducing the tolls on anthracite
coal win probably be considered by the rail-
road companies this week. No meeting has
vet been called, but under the law, ten dayst
notice of an advance to interstate points and
three days notice of a reduction Is necessary
IL is generally believed that : reduction win
be made. The coal trade Il very dull, notwith-
standing the recent reduction in prices. and no
activity il looked for until the question of re-
ducing tolls il decided
Following are the c.osiHg BIDS:
Lehigh Valley, av5s: =. +. com. 24sz: ". p.
pref. So: Pennsylva 81 Reading, Il 1915:
Lchigh Navigation. 5i5A: Jersey Central. =:
Oregon Trans, 3.5S; ST. Paul. 6ilx: Readina
gen. IL f. af56: do lst pref. S. SOL: do ID pref
IS. o6; do. 81 pref. =. ss5ik