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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
New DoxetaiIInn Machine.

A handy dovetailing appliance, which is
specially designed for use in small shops,
has just come into use. 1t is employed in
connection with circular saw, and enables
workman to partly cut dovetails with
great speed; the pieces are not actually re-
moved, two sides only being cut by the
saw, and the third cut being made by hand
with chisel. The whole appliance is ex-
ceedingly simple and inexpensive, and it
very much decreases the expense Of dove
failing as compared with handwork.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
Smoke from Soft Coal Beneficial.

The belief that smoke from soft coal NAV
have beneficial sanitary effects is gaining
ground. 1t is claimed that sulphur in the
coal wheE burned becomes highly disiu-
fectant. Further, that creosote and its al
lied products are thrown off with the fu mes
of bituminous coal, and that an atmosphere
charged with carbonic acid must be freer
from germs of disease than an apparently
purer air,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
EMPLOYERS OF LABOR

Call on, or write to BENswANeER
& ZAHN, Agents, No. go Fourth avenue,
Pittsburg. Penna., and secure Policy of
Insurance in the EMPLOYERS LIABIL-
1TY ASSURANCE CoRP'N OF LON
DON, ENG, protecting you against acci-
dents to your Employees and defending you
in case of suit in Court for same cause. The
features of this insurance are very attractive,
and an inquiry into the same Is solicited.
no236-Tusu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
Rnnid Rridra RuiIdinr.

A piece of rapid bridge building, done on
the copper bridge ou the Oregon and Wash
ington Territory Railway recently, deserves
record. There were 25 bents of trestle,
averaging a height of 25 ieet, the frame
bents resting on q pile foundation with
10 degrees curve on the bridge. On Thurs
day morning there was not a stick of timber
on the ground; train crossed the bridge on
Sunday, three days sfterwsrd. The raising
gang, composed Of 13 men and foreman,
raised the 81 bents on Saturday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
The Condition Of Business nc the East Liberty
Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURe DISPATCH, !
SATURDAY. February l6 1890.

OFFICE OF PITTsBURe DISPATCH,
SATURDAY. February 10 1890.
CATTLE - Receipts, ,48 head; shipments,
l,l34 head; market-nothing doing; all through
consignments; no cattle shipped to New York
to-day.
HoGs-Receipts 5000 head: shipments, Z, 200
head; market steady; medium and light Phila-
delphias, 81 80@4 IS; best Workers, 81 2OG4 25;
heavy hogs. "a IOQ4 20; pigs, "a 0O94 Is; l3 cars
of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
SHEEP-Receipts. 200 head; shipments, L 100
head; understanding doing; all through con-
signments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

In view of tie fact that lnpf steam
ers is to be bull Immediately thsFill make
the passage fror Sandy Hook Queens
town in four day and a half, it Interesting
10 note that fast1asssges have r'ntly been
Of frequent occurrence, not onRc the
Atlantic, but On the longer ru rom En-
gland to South africa, India ana kngllsh
Colonies. The greatest steamp lines are
rapidly awakening to the conerclaI I'M
portance Of increased speed Only last
month the Ocean,, one of the vessels OF
the Peninsular and Orient oteamsnip
Company made the psssagem BOMBAY
to London in Ia days, whicls IulIy lour
davs oFa gain m fhe time taIby the same
,on,,or,,s resssls ian YEARS The same
company now proposes to n tne passsge
In II davs Whenever the "a y increasing
traffic attains sueb proport as to justly
the necessary steps for tperiOfmance.
Even this speed would no nOIly eAnSus'
the resources Of modern me engineering
progress, and the passengV 70 tne
East has been incressiPy IeaPs anu
bounds lately, so that 1t NY questioI ~
of time when a much saseu ePeeI ~, u
transit will be imperative eGessary' 1ne
world seems to be getting as sclence
advances, and when tHuoPtlon OF Iast
steamers on the prineipses mas become
universal, holiday trPup9 tne WoIto
will be practicable t'aklng lof tne
average tourist.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
MCKEE g. HAeAr. the well-knov,

MCKEE & HAGAE, the well-known
brokers, at present of Ill Fourth avenue,
will remove April LIST to elegant quarters on
the ground floor in the newly built Shannon
building, 10S Fourth avenue. Having the
best Of facilities they give rapid and efficient
service in handling stocks, grain and oil, in
of only e per cent. They are pleased to
give prompt attention to any and all cor
respondence
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

Sales included 81 900 Junction Railroad bond
al ll71S, 10 shares ofPhiladelphia Gas at 80, and
so shares of CHARTERS Gas at 39N.
Andrew Caster sold $50 shares of Pleasant
Valley at 231z and 81, 900 Pittsburg and West
ern As at S015.
Henry NJ. Long sold $50 shares Pleasant Val
ley at231<.
g. B. Hill q Co.. sold 500 shares Pittsburg
Traction in lots Of 40, s shares Third National
Bank OF Pittsburg at III, 20 shares Of Central
Traction at 81 and bought 1000 shares Lead
Trust at Is
Edward P. Long sold 5000 Pittsburg and
Western 4s at 81, 100 shares Pleasant Valley
at 23H, 80 shares Luster Mining Company at 2314,
90 Central Traction at 81, 40 shares Philadel-
phis Gas at 32sz. and large block of Nation
al Bank stock which the principal declines to
have quoted.
Rea Bros. 4 Co. sold 200 shares Pittsburg
Traction az 40, l2O shares Luster Mining at q,
and bought 10 shares Philadelphia Gas at 33.
The total sales of stocks at New York yester-
DAY were lSO,44S shares, including Delaware,
Iack2wanna and Western 2520; Louisville and
Nashville, 1876; Missouri Pacific, 45OO; Oregon
Transcontirental, 1,S25; Reading 6l75; Rich
mOnd and West Point, 1886; st. Paul, 1880;
Texas Pacific, l,SOO Union Pacific, 4,750.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
Other. OIL MarIreta.

on CITY, February 15-Petroleum opened
at 81 061S; highest 81 06I<; lowest, 81 O61S;
closed at 81 06& Sales, l74,0O0 bbIs; no clear
ances reporteo; charters 7460S bbls: ship.
ments, COSTS bbls; runs 69.077 bbls.
BRADFORD. February 15.--PetroIeum opened
at 81 o. closed, 81 06sk; highest, 81 061<; lowest,
81 o. Clearances, 256O0O bbls
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

2. WAINWRIGHT & Co.. are the old reli-
able favorite makers of ale and beer. ANY
OF their brews you may safely buy, Kept
by all dealers. Families supplied direct.
Telephone 5525. wFsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
WHAT Mr.. HOLT SAYS.
An Interesting Talk With Prominent Lsw.
rancaNilIa GanfIaman.

renceviIls Gentleman.
Mr.. Frank Holt. who is connected with the
large plumbing establishment of Charles Hum
bert, No. 40l Market street. has this to say
about his treatment with Drs. Copeland 4
Blair: Il was a constant sufferer with catarrhal
trouble for over two years. My head would
stop up. First one nostril would be clogged.
and then the other I could feel the mucus
dropping back into my throat. ! was continu-
ally hawking and raising large Quantities of
phlegm. My head ached. At first tt was a dull
pain directly over nv eyes. As my trouble
grew worse, these pains became more severe
and caused me great agony. There were buz-
Zing and ringing noises in my ears, and my
hearing became atfected.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

FoR a finely cut, neat-httine SUIT leave
your order with Walter Anderson. ZOO
Smithfeld street, whose stock Of English
suitinga and Scotch tweeds is the finest In
the market; imported exclusively for his
trade. an
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
Philndelnhin sroeI.L

closing quotations Of Philadelphia stocks fur.
nlshed by Whitney q Stephenson, brokers' No. q
Fourth avenue. Members New YORK Stock Ex-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

The weekly statement OF the New York
banks, issued Saturday, shows the following
changes; Reserve. decrease. 81 S6I, 800; loans,
increase, Sl,774S00; SPECIE decrease, 81 1852 900;
legal tenders. decrease, SS12 600; deposits, de-
crease 81 25l zoo: circulation, increase sl9 200.
25 per cent rule.
Money on call at New York yesterday was
easy, with no loans, and closing offered at 2X
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6Q61S. Sters
ling exchange dull and steady at a S2N for 60
day bills and 81 81 for demand.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them OastOria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
THOUSANDS INVESTED.

ANunber Of UnusunlIy ImDortant TranSac.
Hons In Real Estate.
Black & Baird, s5 Fourth avenue, sold the
Beck property, corner Of Braddcck avenue
formerly known as Park Way avenuel and
Forbes avenue. Twenty-second ward, adjoining
the property Of Colonel Allen. The tract con.
tains about six acres and has already been
plotted in lots and will be put on the market as
once. The new electric railroad, out Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
RECORD BREAKING.

Business Of the New Year Continues to
Show Large Gains.
The week in banking circles closed with
good supply of ready cash and fair demand
at 647 per cent The bank cleaTlngs for the
week show gain of 81, 1,5l7.779 90 over the cor
responding time last year. The Clearing House
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

NEW tapestry brussels carpets at Groet-
ringers, Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
Fine ParIor CIocrs.

Fine ParIOr Clocks,
Silyerware and bronzes, lowest prices. At
Hauch's. No. 295 Fiftb ave r1S, sr ."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
Fenture. Of the nfnrker.

Corrected daily by John NJ. Oakley q Co., 45
xth street, members OF the Pittsburg Petro-
~, Ewnhan0a
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

artificial substitutes win readily be appar-
ent, when the resistance to motion from
inertia is considered.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
EVERYDAY SCIENCE.
Better Spec in Ocean Travel FOt
ConfDd to the Atlantic
sRBArHIE,THROUGH THE MOTH.
Smoke From Soft Coal Frees the tmos-
pheI Of Disease Germs.
COOLING tn HUMAN BODY BIsPEAT

R..5s-s ~ tur DISPATCH no desire
information onsubjeets relating lnous-
L-;oI dorolorr,,t and nropress innechani-
cal, civil and ectrical engineerlr ana 'ne
sciences can hive their queries nsWereo
through this eoumn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16

Refined, New York. 7.soe.
Refined, London. 5Ad.
Renned, Antwerp, 7E.
Refined, Liverpool, Cd.
Refined, Bremen. ism.
A. B. McGreW quotes: PutS. 81 o51<; calls,
81 06sz91 06X.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

rcciai % tle IriaGnAa UEsALr.
SPARTA. Mich, sept. l5.-Dr. W. II.
Aylesworth. Of Grand RapiIs, was in
town today on husiuc css. Ill. Bnrlc-
sou, representing the Star Cioihug
store. is ln town today, taking orders
Sos rcsdv-made clothing. Ills house IS
very popular wl;n our pcupie.--Ihis
.Dtrre community rpIu'ccs much over
tac nomination Of Norton Fitch. oar
fellow townsnau. hy the B"pghiicans
AZ their legislative convention las,
saturday. lie whlpoli p iar-o vote ~
tire entire Western part CT thc district.
The SPARTA Coruet Band Eavc Nr.
Fitch p iine scrUnade at bis residence
saturday evening, as soon "a D became
known that Bee was nomina.ed.--
several of spartas old soldiers ere
gorg 90 Nowaygo t1is week 90 attend
the reunion AZ tuat 3. ace.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Miss Alice MeCoy has returned from
iona.
Mrs. Wm. f. Hansue has returned to
Kalamazoo.
II. Quick. Of Ailcnda!o, was in the
city yesterday.
G. q. tiresu, Of 1onia, is coming to
this city 20 reside.
John William Fisher has gone TO Wis
bach, Cambr igcsbirc.
Mrs. y. Fred Averv and children are
home from Bay View.
Mss louisa Werlich is spending a
wou'a at N.ad.evilc.
,lrs. We. Br.ghtrol is visiting Mrs.
~. =. toIuci.. ot haAmaboo.
'irs. ~ r. Grovn has returned from
stoslu ght's yisit az NoTusIk, 81.
Frlnk ,leWam and vtre have re-
tu0j sfon, tAs rpto C9lgmhavllic.
pr 0von ANA r. e.. Siudlcy havc gone
g. Eev Ecan Ord .O euat tuc~s
1lls. Irr ErkaHd. o. Grand lIa-
vfa, IS VISITING i,euds "a ih-s city for
i,w Gays.
FL M Itousrwar IS making q business
trp rh California, <ew Mcx c0
aUd Arizona.
'irs foseu1 kirkland. of Grand
Haven. Was in tie CITY ys icrday, VS.
ting fr0rds.
ST. ar1 Nrs. a. A. sicarns. Of Pratt
t.eioro. w.. are VISITING Dir. and Mrs.
Truman kelo-g
80 sses Clle a,ii Grace Garrsey have
returned .rom Lake H8lor. where they
have bser sp edrg She summer.
Mrs ~aly Weaver. o0s OF the old saf-
t-w uoW lvIa- 90 Evron township, -
She guess of 1lrs. G. p. ElEConlo.
A.F. >htes. Of Cedar Sptugs. has &C.
ceufed e r1~h hcn as trsve' nE salesman
tcr tns hcr.e tl Co.. of tits city.
Nr and Mrs. " IT. Buchanan. Of
H.siaie. who have been the guests of
Nss Alce Looms, have returned
borne.
fir. ard Nrs. John T., Cartiss ard Mr..
an Nls john Powell left yesterday
for Chicago ard other points, 20 be gone
about fw0 weeks.
Mrs Haley left for her home at Troy.
y. ". tins forenoon. She has been In
the CITY Ter ahout three weeks taking
care of her sex brother. John fIoean.
Isl r. Nsfcs. state aEent of tae Cove
rant Mulua Benefit ASSOCIATION. of
eslssturT. f.l.. End wife. have returned
from a tVo nlontas' tripin the Northern
part of tnc state.
Harvey r Wvwa1 ard family. ~
trsnd Haven, have decided 81 make
tnrs c,tT taeir borne. and wfa hTe st
Nc. 81 terrace-ave.. having rented tne
res D. Hughes residence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

- ssszns. ana aeU taey were see1ti' :
t4S I&Esaers- las farmers. eeNses-s
eefs ef seeking = fefe 1k-S2.. tt.se
eett sS&e1 E<sg pay So4 tae hss-+,-.,
c@1 RSItY had : a&s - AZ ss+ss>-~i
lateEfsl g tAslr nS<1s 2Da latefesLs.
4at AaE1 ~ -aul12t-Qn N~s s-aSA e~'+p-
p.etsd - E1r elact.Qs -
NAps. i q. kirtg chairman G tAS
NzF1 elsIlsalllke.
2. A. Carpenter secretary.
carr t. Tracey treasurer.
sauoel y. Cook. cf t2e pper Pen.il-
saias uho Vas rEsselt, Has c&i.sl on
ana maae s few remarks. ia ~Alea ne
espeflzliy dWelf upon tue entaNs.~sisi
2f11Ieni si over she State, Wnseh AZ
gaea weil for tee Republican eaose.
A large uanlber of NAMES weft gned
to the rolls of the club aHd = good START
made for effective woTk Ia TIE cam
pagn.
FiET8l WARo-
The FIFTH ward meeting al Flnn's ball
last evening Was rather sl.miy attended
because OF the seant advertising . hAa
received. Tie meeUag sdJcafnee onll
tNo weeks FROM tonight.
NINEH WARD.
McClelland's Hall. West fulton-st.
Was wei. filed last evening - organize
the Nluth Ward Republican club.
About forty names were enrolled AID
the following officers elected.
Robert 4. Logie, president.
Major c. III. Rose. vice president.
Geo. T.. Fox; secretary,
+. B. wailln' Treasurer.
ffa q r-.r strl,r-tr fsrcra
izing. James r.. Mcbride, candidate Tor
Prosecuting Attorney, addressed tue
meeting. lie thanked the Club for tie
large attendance and interest mani
tested; paid a compliment 10 the pres
ent incumbent. ". J. stuart and his
assistants, l.. +. hnappen aud +. A..
Rogers. He showed that by the care
ful discharge OF their duties large re-
ductlOn IA taxation would be effected,
declared hs intention, II elected, 10
pursue an economical and careful
course, and urged those present 10
assist in the thorough organization OF
the ward and county.
i. B. N9llin delivered q ten-mlnute
speech full OF good common sense re-
marks. AS manufacturer ana busl-
ness man ne showed the falllacles OF the
free trade theorists, and by his remarks
evnced an intimate acquaintance with
the farmers OF Michigan, whom he
characterized as an intelligent, think
ing. educated body of men, who were
fully alive 10 their interests, and whom
he said were well content 10 entrust
them to Republican legislators, state
and national.
Dwight Goss followed in few Ie-
marks. He explained to those present
that the principal feature OF the Lodge
bill, if enforced in tins district, would
require one hundred voters 10 petition
United States Judge, and Judge Sew
erens could then act on the petition and
appoint supervisors Of the election. He
spoke with pride of tho manner IN
which the Republican party had re
deemed the pledges made IN the !ast Ma
tional platform, and closed with trib-
! ute TO Hon. Thomas Reed, j. c. Bur
! rows and the leaders OF the party.
Il. W. Merrill, Robert 7. Logic and
Thomas Walsh Aosed the meeting with
few hints and suggestions as 10 fur
ther organization, after which the club
adjourned 10 September e at the same
place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
The LAWN Concert.

The complimentary concert rendered
the distinguished tenor, William Lawn
last evening, was musical ard finan-
c.al success. The LADIES' Literary
Club house was well filled with an ap-
prcclaGve audience. Mr.. Lavia was
INSISTED by Miss Fanny Earle, Mss Ada
Hunt, Francis Campbell and Emilio
ACramonte. Mr. Lawn was in fine
voice, and his numbers were well re-
ceived. Miss Earle possesses n sweet
soprano voice. and her singing was a
genuine surprise 10 many OF the audi
cnce. Mss Hunt, the pianist. is AT ar
tlste. aud it Is 20 be regretted that more
than two numbers were not assigned 20
her. OF Francis Campbell Little can be
said lie pleased hls friends as he a.
ways does. The concert was under the
immediate direction of Nr Agramonte,
10 being his last appearance before a
Grand Rauds audience.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17


4aere4sely oFsasszea a2s AeR1& ~
tae seEsF4ixa-
kepgsl.eaas yesseF4as expressed ccn-
siderable regseE lha. FFsa S. N.zEk aza
been compelled - t2s imperative cas-
cf hiz private bgsses - sss-Sn ths
&-rula8s-lp q tas h a6.eaa tennig
Eomm5 5ftse. N1ieh posst.oa as cas- (. 80
teE tee years wl4 great sEealt % Allii-
e aud beaeht O. Las party. kal is9R-
ever des aLls IS ucai3 have 1sea {n2t
ar. clark s1oal3 aaVe conaa1~a as
services, set e Eoul1 uOk have been isiI
g have 50. cited ala % remaia an1ef
the circumstances ana hls Ieslglssl l,al
VAS accordingly aceeptsa. he As2Xss
toe ely tongbt en- bQssness aEd VII
ylslt tne cites 81 Joliet. hgtk tkfcra ana
Springfield Ga tae kusl uas Company 5
s1alFs, eI WAeh he = meeioef.
though resga-lg the chaifniansilias as
AE. Clark MI sI4i torn one ct tie
eolamlttee as chairman et the execl-
tive, aud hopes % To- back soon after
oet0teF !. trom which TINE aal untl
after elec0en e IS qu.se profitable that
bis hand.uogk Wsil be reeOgai1eL IA lAe
copdact " the campalgn.
Nr Clark place ~ chairman viii he
hl.ed ~ HenEy ~. Rose, Nho sas elect
81 thereto Yesterday. NJ. Rose Is a
Journalist ~ 10 mean ability, and has
l0og aeea Identified Wlth lhe kcpubli-
can party 81 ile county aud state lie
IS Young, active, energetic ana thor
ougnsy acquainted Win the leading
Republicans To the State, and viii uu-
donoEedly be able 70 secure
much consideration from the State
Central Committee. Nj. Eose was en-
gr0ssgug clerk oi the House during the
last two sessions Of the Legislature and
IS possessed 0i executive ability OF no
mean order. He has also been men,
toned - nominee for service IN that
/ body from inns district OF Kent County,
tul d Is possible hls duties as Chairman
may preclude has acceptance OF such
nomination. Mr.. Rose has resigned
his position on tho Leader 10 take effect
/ THURSDAY. and viii at once enter upon
the active duties of MS new position and
VIII neugurate q campaign that viii
stimulate Republicans young and Old
20 efforts that must end II victory.
The Committees headquarters
throughout the campaign viii be the
front Offices on the second floor OF the
Eagle Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets 81. Wykes', 5 Mouros-st.
Adalas & COS mlh1ery opening be-
ss lengoTfos.
The cable Company 5 distributing
yazes on south Nnloa-st.
Tae DeMann murder tgal WI. con
taDe lu tie recorders court today.
Ccy store on PeaTi-st. WAS left open
iast night - son4e1ody's eareiessuess.
i8e basement windows % Trinity
tautcA are oraal.eated Wta Fed car
tains.
Fred j Adams, uow of the Demo
csts N4i sueceed Henry NJ. Pose 0n the
Leader.
Justice Hydofn has joined together
la matnnouy james sharp and Mss
Alice Buchanan.
h 81. ID Hgly, of Byron Center, came
to GRAND fap.ds yesterday agd lost
ICcket1cok containing aboul s-i5.
Tie nght police are beginning TO be
relieved ot Tie dlty OF watching the
Hover pots on upper window s.lis.
iae street car conductors arc begin
ning Co take nofe kindly than they dld
at Iilst o. the new street indicators.
There wll be a meeting of the Board
ot Education saturday, september 20,
lseo, at b. m., at toe board rooms.
The Western Union poles Ia Cansl-st.
Interfere wth the layag OF sewer pipe
and their early removal IS anElously
looked tor.
The first business meeting this fall
VIII ue held by the Young People. So-
C.ety of the Park congregational
Church next Thursday evening.
The Tenth Ward Republican Club
VIII mold meeting az Ringuetts Hall
this evening There Will be plenty OF
good speeches present
A street arihOrse fen into an open
trench Oh West Budge-st.. yesterday
and blocked the ROAD until he was
hauled ont with a derrick.
The annual excursion from Detroit,
Lansing aud Iona to Potoskey. took
place yesterday. 4 great many took
advantage OF the cheap rate.
There il no possibility OF any i'm
prOvemeut being made IN Cherry or
State-sts. tais season. The latter street
has been piped and severed and Will be
ready for paving at any time when the
citizens or the Council see ut To order it.
The artes.an we'll 40 the Masonic
Home has az last struck water at =
depth Of SS5 feet. The water rises to
within TOO feet OF the surface, but Il is
so impreguated with salt and other
minerals that 10 Will be useless for do
nestle purposes.
Au exhibition test Of the Worcester
Chemical Fire Pa. VIII be gwen on
Front-st., one block south OF Brldge-st.,
today az { 2. M. sharp. Everybody IS
respectfully requested 10 te present.
ii weather should be stormy, the test
VIII be gwen at same time and place
Thursday.
Ab. CARROLL. the hacker of VIM.
Headley, the professional sprinter,
challenged Rub DcYouug to run fifty
yards for o. a side. The match took
place yesterday afternoon at the
the Boulevard. UeIoung was the
winner. but Carroll refused TO give up
the stakes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
GERMAN DAY.
The Veterans Of the Late War ar,
Organizing for the March

The Veterans of the Late war are
Organizing for the March.
The sixth day of next month Will be
German Day, the day upon which the
German veterans of all wars have their
reunion. A special feature OF tins
years German Day viii be the parade
Of the veterans Of the Civil war. 4
committee of arrangements has been
formed, consisting Of the following
named gentlemen: August Schmidt.
Henry Schnabel, julius Rathman,
julius Fencer, Eli Kochler. &. Rasch.
Frank AuhleubeTg, Gustavc Landau
and julius Cesar.
Next Sunday 4 meeting viii be held
TO make moro perfect the arrange
nents already begun. Il is expected
that ward committees will be ap-
pointed, and the organization of the
zoo Germans of the city viii be IN
creased by many veterans from out
siae. Notice has already been received
OF the Intention OF tine German veterans
% North D0rr and Alpine TO turn OUT
n force.