Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
TOWN TOPICS.


SON. and il took $50 IA police court 70
paten & up.
There Vii be a special meeting OF tn
Grand Rapids Press Club today a.
O'Clock p. IA.
The arrangement Il well ripening BY
which Rev. Or. Fair and Rev. DR.. Bur
lord are 20 exchange services on the 81
OF March.
The Fourth National Bank h2s COM
nlenced sult IN the superior court
against JACOB Cohen - collect two
notes OF sl50 each.
At the meeting OF the I. NJ c. A.
committee Yesterday e Vas decided 70
ask Mr.. BeAttle - Withdraw hls an
nOunced resignation
A public library book was found yes
terday afternoon Dy Or. kIaerts, Oh 10
MOA rOe-st. The card Dk>pper Is l2O4
and the name Louisa Ball.
On call today before Judge Grove,
cases II, 3, 81. Before Judge Burch,
law cases q. %, -, 10, %, Al, 50. o2, o4,
n, IA. Chaneery cases, Is, Is, Ia, Is.
%. LOunsbury does not confess him.
self gambler with no visible means of
support, and asks the court 70 give him
time until March 3, 70 show up his true
life Granted.
III a judicial determination of a mat
ter IS worth anything TO a man and ms
character, Thomas Lynch Is no vagrant.
Ia police court, yesterday, he was dis
charged after being found not guilty.
John Allenham the good soldier and
poor ma hcler, arrested Saturday for
raising money on somebody else tools,
secured hn adjournment of his case
IN police court yesterday to Wednes-
day.
The members Of the Young Ladies
Society OF the Dlyiaon-street NJ. h.
Church, Will hold an important busi-
ness meeting this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mrs. {. b. Kelsey,
22i south Prospeet-st.
The perjury case of Nelson f. Fy-
field, married but not forgotten, was
again adjourned IN police court yester-
day. He Will go into court February
., TO swear ne didn't know his l3-year-
old wife was under 10.
Another thing, this dang nanshinse
ay houldIn' back the Grand Rapids
pOsthmasther appintmint IS loible to
sind Michigan lnty the Dlmmlcrat col
N%AAA-Ar 'tAAAN ~ Att-AAF al NtAfC tilC
Shtate.-Corcoran IN Detroit Ners.
His Honor threw of dollar of o. C.
simmons fine, because of the "fat
take" the boys had in the matter of
costs. The bench warrant business Is a
pretty extrayagant luxury 10 tack onto
a common drunk. Fine 81, and costs
sI0.SO.
The Grand Rapids School of Elocu-
ton, IN the Houseman building, will,
next Saturday, give a pupils recital,
and these recitals will be continued
through the month of March. Miss
Alice Royal, of Shelby, will give the
first.
The embezzlement case of Alfred
Broad and the genial weather are thin
ming frghtfully the ranks of the regu-
lar faithful at police court. The court
steuographer read testimony nearly all
day yesterday TO empty benches. The
case Will continue tlll all the evidence
is read.
Mary A. Granger has filed bill Of
complaint IN the superior court to re-
cover the title TO piece of property on
Broadway. Some time ago she gave to
her husband what she supposed was a
life lease OF the property in question,
nut has since found out that instead OF
a lease she gave deed.
Humane Agent Wykes took charge
of horse a week ago that appeared TO
be starving to death. The owner of
the horse, o. T. Nc cAllister, of Paris
township, was arrested and taken before
Justice Westfall, yesterday, on a charge
OF cruelty TO animals. The trial will
take place next Friday.
Arthur w. jerks, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Government Assay Office
at Aurora, H., and formerly Of this
city, called az the TELEGRAM HERALD
office Yesterday. Since leaving Grand
Rapids, Mr.. jerks has risen from one
position OF responsibility 10 another, be-
cause he had in him the elements OF
success.
the coming OF spring will see some
lOnr-uccdCd improvements at Trinity
Church. both within and without. The
mrs, things done Will be the painting Of
the church and the touching up of the
lawn An illuminated text OF suitable
sentiment viii be placed over tho
Caaucel arch, ant other inside adOrn-
mcnts VIII be added.
For the first time m many years RI.
Rev. George u. Gillespie has been
absent from the city on the anniversary
OF bis conservation to the EDiscopatc.
the occasion, however, was pleasantly
c0mmemoraied at St. Marks Church,
yesterday, -. Matthias Day. All the
clerEv OF the city were present, and the
devotional services we're largely sweet
eued by the memories suggested By the
day.
it \ man named Fred Dennis can
earn s3.56 4 day, how many days does
ne lose when he walks INTO police court
and pays out 8 fine and 1886 costs for
being drunk late Saturday night. An
swCr- Two days The total cost - s5.35.
or Day and a half. and the half dav
added which u takes 20 waltz into court
and then waltz out again, makes two
days Q. +. =.
The Young Attorneys Association
have appointed q committee TO revise
the order Of business and get up pro-
gram on a different basis from that
which has prevailed at the past few
meetings. The interest in the proceed
ings DID not satisfy the projectors Of
the society, and no meeting VIII Be
held this week, nor until the committee
= ready 70 report.
Joseph A. Lshadie. OK Detroit. VIII
speak at theiWonderland Theater under
the auspices Of the Furniture Workers
Protective Association tomorrow even
ug. There vii be an interesting pro-
gram, consisting Of muse. instrumental
and vocal, aud speeches by Maurice