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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

saaaeers sssla. ssokes sieeeias strsser
larser--ls
Asys Neae
oss.rs a. Cts C,NfreotiFE
GsANe BAF.ls Aigh- fco- lt. iss7
Io tas Honersnle Mayer snd Common t2AaeA
81 sae tlfy % 6raua Rapids
tsentleacu-l herets r4spectteliS report
without reosaaaasaa4Glss. = tiis frvsn \ aasei
Mrre benjamin Bros A CO fer the sun ~
.lv dollar sne hIly ceRrs s4ld hill selns paf-
chase price fsI pants torprisoner 81 the j~i+.
Respectfully saeE4lftca.
JAsss NASnEssEsGE
ComPbaifr
0n melton of Ald Ls1nleye referred to
Conalaittes "a Claims xAe Accounts.
04slcs 80 cul Cos - Tseel5tk.
GEANp kAfIps Mich feo. ~ lss-
T. the Honorable Mayer snd Common NSNntli
oi ths Clty oi Orana Rapids
Geltlemeu-fne National Para tsnk. 81
Nrs, Aerk C4gs having lost eight coupons iron
Thousand doAaf bends. Nos % 80 u IA
easiNr. thiro series Mates bonds, iss-ea Jeis
ls-6. Ssic lest coupons we're payable juiS >
lss. aAd hsse noI been presented !vT payment
~ ~ dale
The bank uoW asks the ciiy e. pa 90 them
the loss sset1u a. they have reason 10 believe
said coupons louna their WsS % their waste
taetrA At+t HNAN At +lfsA ~ ~ ttaNAt tAtt
o1er % execute u the cityil ooAG orndtmullS
fgr twice the value q said lost coupons
RrspocuaHy Submitted without rroommen
datiou.
JsMTs NANuENbEKGE
Comptroller
On motion Of Ald Rodgers. referred 10 eitS
attorney
Cry IhfAsVFFR's 0FuCF.
GRAND Ksripa. Mich, eb. 10. ls.s.
To the Honorable the Msyor and Common
Council Of the Glty of 6rAnd Rapids
Geutlrinen-I herewith submlt my report OF
the condition If the various funds al the close
of busints ridaS. January 81. less
Respectfully submitted.
Gao. X. PEKEy.
city Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

MaAok' = tffffe.
GraAa ksFlss. Nich.. kcb. IL, l>.tt
0fHfIen4e4 of the tolneli-iu adclilea t'
lripai documents alrcaay reported as nav
tag been received from various cities have
the honor Of reporting the receipt ot a isfat
SAD "a liable assortment 0f documents aha
statistics from the r.ty ~ Boston, sis5 thaf'
Ter ordinance. etc fIom Wilmington, bei@-
ware. aid cayanH ah. ia.
J0hA hILiEtN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

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enuu-
Tzs -rrrr-or forf~ or fsEsvr RsrTrt
ttrtVn ffr.h- fff 3 fss
n. fh. Hrr~srs tne NsTor srr Common
re-rl ri $40 CIfVcf 1rsne Espfs
t4e~ft-r~sr ssrsfv suerr-f fr vtrr fr1.r
ssss hosv srsfswrrf ~ re rsreiD,s ~ nv
.~ f.- rhe uaorfn er6. ~ asr7s~F 4@<
f.r rhlcs h,ls the r~rper vrnrhers
rs.r ~ -rs r.rT rFrterTTE
Frt-7 fees 50 sf n f
-tfr.r-sr sri.ers Fees rf-ss ~ ~ sw
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

utfaeF 90 coNFfsatiEs
T. tae Hsaaraal- N@sef aao Coi-.al4l Caaneii
~ tae CATS ID o,raad Rapids
Gentlemen Having vkAuliBed the t3iloSing
lllis report the s4Ur ceIrtet. and recommend
thaI iae same oe allowed o4t q the several
f1nas - Berein STATED
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

Respectfully submitted.
Gao. a. PrHry.
City Treasurer
Accepted and placed ou flt
0FTcy nF CRY CfrRg.1
GTtNn Etrrus Mich Feb. l0. lsD
To the Honorable tho Mayor and Common
Council - The Cifv - Grand Rapids
conference.-the follow ne roll has been -
turned - nly once hv the treasurer
Sewer in the alley between Ellsworth avenue
nd Calder street. from Cherry street n 0skes
street.
Respectfully.
W A. SsIvEsts
fify Clerk.
Accepted sud placed On fie
oFTrF sr Cry CfEFE1
GFsvn FBrirs Nich Feb isr
To fhe Hcnorahfe the Nsvnr ars Common
Council of the Cifr - Grand Rsrlss
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

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Et1 te fae -eamrfse 1srss t1s -anr
The sun., 1890-08-24

A Rare Old Apple Tree.

NEwBuRo. o.. Aug. 2S-The curious fact that
the only apple tree In this part of the Ohio
valley that has any apples on 1t this season Ia
tree on the SiIas Oaks farm. near this place.
the tree being AN ancient landmark. has
directed particular attention to II. and its his
tory has besn looked up. The tree itself Is a
curiosity. 1t Ia !oriy I ct high. with q trunk
Ave feet IN diapeter' and with forty-ioot
seed Of an apple. planted by q pioneer named
Stewart. in liel. Stewart came from ,rginia.
aud the next year was killed and
scalped by Indians almost on the spot
where he had planted the apple seed AR iong
as any one can remember this cd tree has
never failed 70 near every year. III. lruit is a
fRir-Sized yellow app ., variety unknown. but
very mellow and well Favored when ripe A
singular thing about The tree Is that 1t blos-
SONS two and sometimes three times
q ,year, prssentlnG frequently. the
ripe fruit on the bouRhB AZ the Eame time
The old tree this yea, shows signs OF decay FOR
the first time. one side OF the Immense trunk
having begun to erumble II 10 beyond Ques-
tion tho largesL apple tree In the country. aud
may yield two bushels OF apploS this season.
The sun., 1890-08-24

.,,.. 49,. ..,,.-
added of which tO 70 second nnd 20 70 tnrd; eolng
nloNAncesi I'VE tuI onEh ,., ,,--,-,, a.. -,
BeVtrWyok tab cs'b ,. Herthh Ohmpben. by King
George Forbe,sS6. yrs 6srp:tt ioi ibsotsr,....
j. W hoCnrmichs . on l. hmmh J. lOA llynnl ..s.,.. .
Benjamin. AelA colt hileueA Jose W., ana kudere
aisorAh 49,, ,,o,
.. Time, l92A.
NlHnE-Againtt hnmh j. = 20 y bertnA IhmppeL
to hrs bennett Aslla colt each DO " Benlhmln,
y 70 J. AletieS IL TO u Jotie W." ~ 70 u hnaorh.
T" 70 u
TINE SIXTH RACE.
When the flag fell teddy Venture. went away
~ clippinR pace, and on had oil tho others
driving after her; She he d her ad antsEe un-
I'll opposite he club h"pse. where she was col;
Jared by Nende, and Moniue. The r. ee bad
II hammer and tonEa to the wire Vendet,R
ginning head. while Monroe beat Teddy
venture nose Tor place honors.
sSeepiates for thTee.yearolde and upward a! Si5
ehch WIN q added OF which elln 70 second ana 700
20 mi,di tellinG y allowances; QUE mile .,,..
r. aWsnes,s T. 9. Vendetta 4 by sensshon-sulstt"
Prsaknsss stable tb " nroe a 81 tclsytonl
~, " nara ch Teddy Venture " 'slevsnsonl; Q
DuEe or the hlghlanda GamorrA and CeAWooa also
ran
,..,,- .,-. Time 81 ,,,-.,. a a. A.
uinE-AEainst Duke OF the HtHhlAnaa 70 %
MohIoe uhmnIrA ehrh Jtnl VENDETTA 10 u leuuJ
venture 10 u CsaWood, 10 70 j.
THE SEVENTH RACE
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The sun., 1890-08-24
coon sPoRr ar sAR1roeA.
Les Angeles Csptu,s- ths CouGress Hal
Stakes Very Handily.

Stakes Very HandIIy.
SARATOGA, Aug. 2S-Ths track was sloppy
and muddy to-day. and driving rain storm
with the tempsrature nt for November made
the sport 40 disagTeeable as possible to the
smallest attendance seen at Horse Haven this
season The announcement OF the association
that the races would take place. rain OF shine
was all that prevented = postponemsnt. The
event on the card Was the Congress Hall
Stakes. three-1uRrtsrs Of mile heats,
for which Los Angeles. Wary. Doiikons.
and Young Duke appeared at the post Los
Angeles was q top-heavy faVorite at 8 to on for
the first heat, which she won a. she pleased By
length from DolllkinS The California mare
was III aoticnlly barred frOm the books be-
fore the second heat at IS to l on. Los An
Reles moved to the front on the upper turn,
and. finishing at her ease. won the second heat
and race by two lengths rom Dolliklns. The
opening dash was won by Kitty Van from the
start She splashed acroes the line winner in
gallon: tive lspgthS in front e. PSnn z; Car,
lengths. Mora. third choice in he second
race, bea! the, iavorito, Gunwad. by i've
even lerms with Qfalece won the fourth ace
handlly Ivy two lenRths from Otalece, Out
stioIch. BalIyhoo art choice at i /" i on lor
the ct race :. ok the lead on rounding i,to
the oackstretch and WAS meyer headed Tin.
are tho summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse S4oo for three year.ods and upward; six fur
q Ross.s B. m. Kitts Van. = by vsndorbilt-Aprfi
Ssct Nae % en- Stsnf Fem r. ii jxsnj
C. Gornehlssn's ch G. caruot =, ia tHorton,....".
p.nn....,.., xT1,tms, Time, ,ieY :, =. c,-,,, r,,
Penn r. 70 Il Bill lee 20 to l. Iutusis paid s %
THE SECOND RACE.
Free handicap sweepsfakes Of Si5. .Sach with $3.50
S:e' q S scr% % ~ ns BI.%Sissu. mule walton
a.. ~ ssc%: sG1Ssd IL; q tI5tSss
n..., Time Is47H.
sto il Clio Nora each ! 10 i. MutuSiS paid "a 10
THE THIRD RACE.
The t GSnGys,s res s ss,s s,1fH wssp.asss % for an
iSrd to receive SUO out OF the stakes heats OF sS
San a Anita Stable. Oh; m Los Angeles s by.
ysscsn sMn slso.s fGks boi,an Do. ns ia
4 sI:ySn;, Wss% ,Ss tGysI,OH|
gstans-r,r'. heat: o. L. 1nssls. s.o /: ag.,n..
bsIp ssss: E: SS: :s:s ss & s;.
THE FOURTH RACE.
.dd. EsS 6 S Fl iaa S.s ca. 81 %.
J. !. se.GfSnS q. ). aSraudeE s BY Rayop DOR.
s1Saraas. s,aSl: I'd m oi.i:Ss 9 50 s45stspp:i;."::
Outbound Hamlet ProniEata and sunnybrook also
ran
Time 2,l6l
Bettin9-AEalnst Outbound. az to 1: Maraudsr ofa-
lece each to I Sunnybrook, 10 to I; Hamlet ~ to
!; ProniEats, Costa Kea each ~ to l. MuiuaiS paid
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse Sto0 entrance money. $40 each second horse
for three yearolds and upward selling allow six
fur.ongB
simon's br. Dyer 4IAoDcnAld) ..,...........
Capmhn and Lynn also
Time, i:2n
Betting On Ballyho" to :; against Chapman 8 to
1: Lynn. + TO Bohemian and Dyer each 10 1. M
tuRlS paid S3S2o.
The sun., 1890-08-24
RACING At BRIGsToN BEACH.
Father Bnl DAILY Gets n Liberal Dose OF
Hts Own N Medieine.

Father Bnl Daily Gets q Liberal Dose OF
Hts Own n edieine.
Notwithst andinR the counter attraction ct
Monmouth Park fully $500 persons saw tho
race at B iGhton Beach yesterday afternoon.
The weather was cold and che, riess
The opening race went to Father Bill Daly'S
two-year old Best Boy. and the old man GOT q
taste of his own medicine. the younRster being
run up $3.50 above his entered price. The
% ond Roger and EImStone. % both car Carrying ing I lot
big ayorite for the second race at a mile. and
bare Leat GIatili de out for second money:
E. "a her Bill had M = Ut wien The ftartsI dT9nped
she ns
Guard won after a lively brush with ady
fourth rare was a gilt 10 lea az. who out
olassed hii opronen,s many pounds. Eleve
Rs S fsee ss asn sS sy FaP.P RP9 a il 0 t fc
Diamonds. but the was gall IN the old mans
cup. as he lost the colt. Low Martin running
him up and 6.yIng him for sl'4OO' $6UO more
'DHi II to 10 be- bo hoped thai borsomon will combine
against DHiy aud his =, stematic game Of black
90 much success AZ Brighton ard other race
tracks; The old man vowed vengeance yester-
0skley third.
Ienny VIII race against time on Monday IL
the ,wenther and track ere propitious
The following are the summaries OF to-day's
events:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $40 Of which IS to second; selling allow.
W. DAYS 2 R,st Soy J, by Ten Broeek-HiRh,
y: "ro*n GS's br., e Tom Karl 4 liz iMaeec,i.
r%ss : ss: Ell. Rs:. fs.; s
Mu.uals paid sl4 2s' 81 19 =. s1sS S
THE SECOND RACE
Purse stoo of which SIS to second and 02o to third
for three yeH5 o d. and uPEH,d ys one pc m,ls
hfnoEer sts1Iss I cn l. 'Nd' oy hing ALFONSO,
viois sedias Parnian, Rovsr. sorrento sunshine
Gratitude, and sauAndG alno ran
Mutuals paid $3.50, se.sG $3.50.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse SJoo Of which SIS second and s25 to third;
i. HopPsTs ch G. Guard, by PostguATd-LottiA. los
Il BioW% co:6 LADY Blackburn. io7 tMa9c.r
as Of kyrs e. Ki.n
ny, Mamie g.. aud s'er,ing also % ran.
MutuAs paid S5sso SIS43 S51oa
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $3.50 OF which tn second and $50 TO third
for three year.odS and upward one milS and GiT.
vi LaksIAnd'. eh h Tea Tray s. by RAyOn dor
E;ys Gsn onTssh i,% nI'ID
RUS'isr, Hork'ey. and titrey also ran
Mutuas paid 80 IS. s. s., sii.so
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 500 of which s75 to second and S25 to third;
for tw"yeArolds selling allowances hreeQusrterS Of
" G. DAYS oh. c. Jack of Diamonds by St. Blaiss-
ni"oiiyn sIsS Annie O. los Bender.
oad sS; nsoH HppSI"WsGf aS Ward d.
BAysr Sir ,eorge. Coloerwood Bidds Doyle castan1
anu hAriEold also ran; Ina,
The sun., 1890-08-24
A Hotel Buraea a. sou,L OrAuxs.

SOUTH ORANGE, AuG. 2s.-ThS large hotel
known as the Mountain House at this place
was totally destroyed by fro tonight Tho
loss will amount to $4,000, partly covered by
Insurance. The loss OF peTsouAl property and
bo Ol hxinRs will roach S20,O0O
II Il not known bow the hrO ORIGINATED. Tho
RuesiB u Ad only TIM 10 SAvs themselves and
had to nee from the build nG, leaving their
yAluAblOs and clothing The bu ldinE ls owned
by Johi. l. Lori OF the arm Of Lord 4 Tayl or
J.. King. who also owns the Gramrncy Park
hoiel Mrs. XII q Wl1 be the bssyi0st indi-
yIdoal IOSSE' ~ only part Of her DEODSEty Was
The sun., 1890-08-24
Fropheeies on suuol and A.telI.


fIOW the ofnTH V He TmeS.
Some Of the critics say that have weakened in my
estimate OF sunols ability 10 beat III record Maud
). That l. rot correct VeTsiun Oi hat did 4,
my letter 10 TnE NuS last spring aimee when do not
rem M or saying ANYTHING O the SUBJECT L At
call weakenins y was NOS the naturGl upyrloriIy
tut OF tho fcury cid form IN general 10 oW.Any
such great Improvement On the highest GtIAinAbe
three yea od form would In her case reQuIr d
70 SA' q y Fas Top three Yea! od record has for
ysRrold IecUrd which, 10 m MN ndicatsS reaction.
airy r0ndon IN general or ISa. halt at the eur.
TeATOlu tlAEe Oi The We opment OF horse powers
& 90 NOT d"noi lsI unim :" ability, One nnE Weighs
her trainer that had tho AOI ty 20 have b. Aten
2N last tAil had the ralns kept - 70 have AZ
IoTdcd lrAck Mr Marvin very rarely 0VsTsE imAlss
thrur hl'tnAto ability In all my acquaintance with
ualnsn have ne rT met man whose predictions,
stAftng thoGgh the, were, uniformly pAunrd" OUT
Yet when comes q" sending rouryrir.Od before the
teens and llto ~ un Is We are treAdHg undiEeoV.
sT,d .ron1d and II >uuo cApahs OF 6sA ng the ali,
sHe record ior one Nith that tho sale when
Mr.. Bonner had hu EE5 her provided for leaving her
Two years 10 Mr. Narrins hands instead OF one.
HARE CoHsTocK
The sun., 1890-08-24
Football Contracts la England.


WHAT Al aeriOn At law. Well iOoIlA Ia with very
many business and when people IN business fGll Out
What do they de- but tO law hOita oTeSt make an
snEAE IN nj With aver who very quickly rep diSfes
The Ming the lie has received. and
shgAEing himself NIth TIE blackburn RoTtIA kOtIS
fOTeHt bring SetOn 20 prevent thiA Ebils AK
fT an Injunction 70 TsstfAn the player from play
Ing ior the kovsEs Shus The GsIiSn Y PSadlnE Ihsfs
The sun., 1890-08-24

=, he cOrroct~u TINE cHhnoT b9 RIVeh until tho
Minrryas measurement l. taken by tho New
York club. The time allowance in these races
is an average between the allowances under
Under The Eastern rules the Gossoon
wonld give the Minerva one minute
thirty-1Ne seconds: under the New York
thirty seconds. The average would lie about
two mi utes amd five seconds 81 that the Goa
ty-dys seconds. In this. the nrrt struggle for
tho s 90 chnmpiunship trophy, the os-oon
beat the MI erva 2 II in utes and % seconds on
heating back. -
The sun., 1890-08-24
TL. Hull Yacht sluA.s Championship.

BosToS AUG. 2S.-FOur championships were decided
by the Hui Yacht Club to-day. It the second
mPOnShip race series The Posy won In the third
class csnIreboard bJAtA and by virtue OF previous
victory holds tho cham mnionahip The Echo won her
teeon! leg among The thiII,e1.s KEGS and therefore
holds tho cham piOnShI In her cASs The
crowned tho worE he hAdEe or the nt-c centre
bOArts, and the NArEa OF tho ntth class ksSlA The
Nidnrs the contest OF the sixth e and will sail
OF tie with the Rocket which the nrBt cham pion.
The sun., 1890-08-24
sEWs FROM 1nn HORSE woRLD

Alaska. by Electioneer. turned the Rancho
del Paso track on Aug. 10 IN $40
The stud OF the late l. J. Megibbin. one OF
Kentuckys most noted tuIfmel. ha- been
brood mares and the stations SprinGbok imp.
Moccaslu. and Audrain.
The sun., 1890-08-24
CRICEEE
The E,.,r,. Cha-p,eushIp.


me lastssrss OF samss In the Metropolitan beaEus
were played yesterday bat on account OF the post
ponsd rams between the New fork and Cosmopolitan
Clubs the winner can not yet b proclaimed shouh
the New FORKS win this game thsJ vii oe tied with
the hAnhAttSns and an extra game viii have 10 Be
the other ou cannot Be altered me standing Of the
clnpa nov II - tellowB;
The sun., 1890-08-24

The following are the weights allotted by
Mr.. yosburRh for the Monmouth Han dicap at
ono and half miles. to be run at Monmouth
Park ou Tuesday next:
The sun., 1890-08-24

Tennr NEnN., lhr NYorld,n Rarard.


sam Gamble thinEs that AStsll can beat sunoL In
hs opinion AHtsIl is thS greatest horse foAISd
The sun., 1890-08-24
PERSONAL alotirss.

CoRRESPOSDEHCE desired with sufferers from dan
~ uruH, raining h4.I Ia blem shes
CARL RICHTER 81 Fast 18th 81
4 ETTER BOXES SOC. lock boxes 81 monthly
- PJRpHAhs Advertisement Agency, is. 9Th AN.
The sun., 1890-08-24
Dogs, airds, &r.
2Eusious.

DkHsIoks for soldiers ana sailors or Il cir he'rsI
! h"uhtr, back pay collected. pensions increased: dlS
arHes pro lrsd. HAkT. U. 8 O. aim gent 53 !, ssa
fNSn' y-fourth st -
The sun., 1890-08-24

HEW YoRK Va MANHATTAN
AZ Central Park the Nanhauana played . good GAme
with the New YORK Club The teoroi
The sun., 1890-08-24
Situations Sf-antrd.

A YOUNG GERMAN, IL d, ares situation bills %
n lading clerk IN wholo.ae mercantile house: bssa
references. Adlress leteB
". hERRLiCH. 44s East Ssth ST.. city.
A GOOD STRONG YOUNG WOMAN as general housoC
n WORKER cook. wash on. bake. a C.: city 70
country: excellent references, $40 to Sl2 Inquire
h q. $50 81
The morning call., 1890-05-27
MENDOZA'S MEMORY.
He Cannot Remember the Fact
of the Tragedy.

Anthony y. Mendoza. the love-crazed barber,
who killed his wife on October IA. 1889, be-
cause she preferred leading life of shame to
living with him, was the principal witness yester-
day on his trial for murder.
The defendant was cr0ss-examIned at length
by Assistant District Attorney Southland, and
displayed strange ignorance of the events Of
the tragedy. He swore that his wife was not
dead and that she frequently visited him, and
was with him on Sunday night. lie admitted
having seen her body at the Morgue, but he still
believed that she was alive. The defendant
admitted having told reporter that his wife
left him because he was not good dancer and
she could not have any fun with him, as lie was
too stlngy.
Mendoza was shown a card on which were
written The words: have killed my wife
rather Than have her lead such q LIE. i would
Kill Larsen, the other man, too," but lie did not
remember writing the card, although the hand
writing looks like his. AS TO other matters Men
dOZs's mind was blank, and he said he was
unable 10 remember.
at the afternoon session Hugo Wetz proprie-
tor OF the 81. Louis Photograph Gallery and
Frank Sevelin, manager OF the gallery, testified
to Mend0Za's crazy appearance and actions on
The morning of the murder.
Drs. S. s. Stambaugh and Z. H. Woolsey
were put on as medical experts for the defense,
and their testimony was 10 prove that fits and
other troubles OF nervous character were trans
United 10 children born about the time OF their
uIeyaltncy.
The morning call., 1890-05-27
SWIFT NONSUITED.
End of the Case to Gust Supervisor
Bingham OF the First.

End of the Case to Gust Supervisor
Bingham OF the First.
The case of Charles j. Swift VS.. Henry
Bingham was before Judge Lawler yester-
day. The suit was to GUST the defendant
from his seat in the Board Of Supervisors
on the ground that he was not resident Of
the First Ward at the time of the election.
When the matter was before Judge Hoge
some months ago he sustained the Objection
made, that the court had no Jurisdiction
An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court
and the case remanded for another hearing.
A couple Of witnesses testified yesterday
on the trial that Bingham had rooms at
1924 California street and at 500 Battery
street for about two years. The defendant
testified that he resided in the First Ward
six months prior to November, 1888, and his
home was al 500 Battery street.
Owing to the noise in that locality dis
turbing his sleep he had lived for two out
OF the six months at the Government build
ing on the corner of Sansome and Washing
ton streets and alsu had a room at the Com
mercial Hotel on Pacific and Montgomery
avenue.
Attorney Sullivan moved anonsut on the
ground that the prosecution had not shown
that the defendant Bingham was not
resident Of the First Ward and the motion
was granted
The morning call., 1890-05-27
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Memorial Services by N. ID. G. w.
The /. O. O. T. Warned.

Alta Parlor, No. 8, Native Daughters of
the Golden West, will hold memorial exer-
cises next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
Pioneer Hall, on Fourth street. This par
lor has elected the following delegates to
the fourth annual session of the Grand
Parlor which convenes at Santa Rosa on
the 10th prox.: Mrs. G. S. Baker, Miss Amy
McDougald, Miss Lizzie Doyle, Miss Inge
Petersen. Mrs. II. N. Greene.
Theodore A. Ross, Grand Secretary Of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., has
forwarded the following for publication,
which was received by him from Joseph S.
Wick, P. S. of Toronto Lodge. No. s, of
Rochester. n. Y: About two months ago
Toronto Lodge, No. 8, granted with
drawal card to Chester A. Rice. Shortly
alter the card was granted he left Roches-
ter accompanied by woman, deserving his
vile. We next heard of him through his
defrauding members of the order at New
Castle, Pa, by means of forged checks. He
mas recently turned up at Fort Wayne, Ind,
and after working the same game there he
has skipped again. Our lodge is anxious
to stop his defrauding members of the
order by means of his withdrawal card. and
we can think OF no more effective way than
by writing you and having him advertised
through the l. 0. y. f. press of the country.
II you will do this you will not only oblige
Ieoronto Lodge, but will confer favor on
the order at large.
The Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. of Calfor-
MA has levied assessments IA and 10 for
the month of June on deaths 100 to 135
inclusive, total of sixteen losses, appor-
toned among the lodges named as follows:
Unity, No 20, San Francisco 2. and Clover
dale, No. 80, Cloverdale; Santa Barbara,
No. ~. Santa Barbara; Ell Dorado, No.
lis, Placeryilie; 1ulare. No. rs. Tulare;
Bridgeport, No. 107, Bridgeport; Valley,
No. 80. San Francisco; Meridian, No. 145,
San Bernardino; Hercules. No. So, San
Francisco; st. John, No. 70, San Fran
Maxwell, No. 10, Maxwell; Yosemite, No.
Iii. Flesno; Burns, No. 6S, San Francisco,
and Mountain View, No. 90, Mountain
View, each. This levy will pay for losses
reported to May 9th. To the date of maxi
ing this call the whole number of deaths in
this jurisdiction has been 1909, and assess
ments lpviad oo5
The morning call., 1890-05-27
DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
An English Merchant Has an Unpleasant
Experience.

An English Merchant Has an Unpleasant
Experience.
John II. Green, who claims to be tim
Der merchant at Lavender Hill, London, was
found yesterday morning by the police in
an unconscious condition in the alley be-
mind the Lick House.
He left the Palace Hotel on Sunday night
to see the city and was then possessed of
so in English gold coin and gold watch
and chain. But when discovered on the
pavement his shoes and coat were gone. as
was his property. Ills vest was cut with
knife, showing that he had been robbed
very hurrie6ly.
When he became conscious he said he had
gone up Market street, where he entered a
saloon and took a drink OF Scotch whisky
and also made the acquaintance Of young
man, whom he took to be a carpenter.
After that he recollected nothing. The en-
plOyes OF the Palace state that Green was
at the hotel about l o'clock on Sunday
morning with young man of small size,
who wore a SLOUGH hat and had black
mustache and black hair. Soon afterward
they went out again. Green claims that as
he had only one drink it must have been
drupQed