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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY,


The Republicans OF Kent County will meet
In Convention al the Circuit Court rooms. IN
the city OF 6Fsnd Rapids. Oa Thursday. August
~ az NJ O'Clock q IL, Tor the purpose or elect
ing delegates 20 the Republican state tOnYen-
fl0a. % De held az Detroit. August Il and .
$50. and for the purpose OF etccting delegates
% the Republican COngre sSional Convention
OF the tifth Congressional district. hereafter
d b. called ana also for the purpose OF n0ml-
mating candidates for county OIceS 10 oe
voted for a. the general election. 10 be held
November !, l-9o. and the transaction OF sucB
other business as may properly come DcI0re
The convention
Eacn township and ward is entitled 20 three
delegafeS By order of committee.
r. A MAYNARD. FRED ;. CLARK.
Secretary. Chairman.
Dated Juiv % l~s.f
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
Gymnastics.

Uncle Enoch, from Oldboro. was visit
ing his daughter in New York, and Cne
evening she took him 10 a concert at
which Sig. Bangelli was to play piano
solo.
The signor has peculiar way Of play
ing chords. After each one he gives a
sort OF spring into the air, which ena-
bles him to attack the next one with
great vigor.
Ny stars" Uncle Enoch was heard
to whisper confdentially after the first
chord passage" she struck them notes
so hard they fotched him clean off his
seat!"-Excnange.
Ask for Van Houtcu's sCOcOa-take no
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Any Subscriber TO THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails 10 receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason to
eompiaia OF late delivery viii confer
special favor By informing this once OF
The fact at once. send postal card or cali
up telephone 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
TU9vTTvRE AID gusos E7osED.

pADcT.TFF holt. genera yTnrshouserses.
n - Is9 1enfa y Fls.aa-st-. store Ftsnrs 1Ed
larn trrs - 80 raie< exffi Fktr sha
III l,7 t-seyhoDlnz 10. -. S11 "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
WINANS & WORKS.


- ROOM house in southeast part q citr n
trade for hous@ of lots in north part of
citr.
IN acres. Two miles from city on grave rona.
~ 500. cay terms
-Ho1M house and corner iot on Cenfer-sf..
q emily $3.50 worth $50.
NFW N-roorn Dat fer sale al . bargain. WiH
y trade for vacant iofs
MONTY TO loan stf and r psr cent op gilt
"a edged security Percy snyder = Canai-st
7 0rg uear Fasf 81. only $50. terms r rash.
J. balance s15 quarterly yithoul interest.
I UAEF ehoine business blocks for ssie On
i ienalft. and south Division ST. via pay
per cfuf ~ Investment.
IT Will PAY parties wishing - nsfs in-
i vssfments - cal and io0k over M list BE-
fore purchasing
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
ToR sALE-MscELLAEE0Us


LN0R SALE-Horse years old. sound ard
kind. weight lu;0 nue roadster, suitable
FOR lady; also pbaton. Thomson Co. -
Monroe-st. rooms 30
EOR SALF-Rare bargain-0ne Washington
printing press, neariy new slC0 type. etc
a complete outfit Tor ONCE. Address lock box
z .file Lake. Mich. zl6
tOR SALE-General stock. located IA one of
the finest little towns 50 Michigan. u be
80 4 reasonably fsr cash or pert en TINE; IN
yentores about $500. Inquire " y. heeirf,
AZ south Diylsion-si. Telephone tza III
EOR SALE-k5 upright piano Tor sac on
easy payments. Call between ~ and ~,
At room is. No ~ West BlidEe-st 81
EOR SALE-New steam Yacht. % n. long. Z
4. beam. kriebie engine, steei boiler, cost
silo9 las. year. Rili sell Tor ss1 cash Or goo4
curtr owner going West. Address H.
bloecktT 3 Co.. Grand Haven. Nich- III
E'OR SALE-Cheap. - hoT~e power boiler ani
engine neary Nv. with furnace. srtfine
etc. complete. Inquire 81 4. {. Iawlhgi phone
AZ. I5if
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Congress an6 pzoper evidence fur
nssnsa sad bo1h - n1zttef q eeone-
- I'D iakt.ce. wear eon.Ealtss recon
rnsnSis tie passage ef tie piii-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Ihis Paper = Member OF the American
Ss~spaDsF Publishers' Association znd Is rep
resented IN New YORK a. l4 Temple Court.
where the different issues are kept On nls.
The washington once OF the IELEeEA.-HEz-
aLD 3 Al sl5 ksaftssath-st-. y. ". where hles
of TIE paper caa be seen and visitors 20 ash
lnston VII always be made welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
KIscELlAsEoUs

K[hNTED-I nfsnts for adoption ~ Mrs Dr.
y baffoa's hospital g North Lane ave.
city. y esf side. 1851
XNANTFD-Every consumer ~ stove Fnse-
W Hne % knoN that ] am So Dr. stove ga@-
cline III zuF quantity ~ 2 rents per - Jon.
delivered - anr pert 81 ihe eifT. y 3. tllin-
wood. corner Last full0a and south D.ris.9n-
s. Ttiep1oIe lfsS. roy ]. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28


WAAI uass ls "a. asoushie eneg ieF los
w &ao lEe f,4sss - 3 81 cornel - f'a i..l..ss
81 Ans taArrl-AFe.s o~He4 u = ASA rts. .tlsk
aae Is seAse 8 SSH 4 : fros'n-
B$NER ADkIANsE. aeaier ln ges, essaie
a &uo l0aus-l iteFt <EttTisI beeete &il s..te
~ sac sl sip a4l gfe Ar8s ~ aoea. tata.see
sseaea . lsee - frs.e ~ -. - si ~ esss isra.s.
81. a. iaan ~ peF celE farms ana acre i.ls -
e-ts u = fsiE-iA- = Naiie. -, fee4A 9, 80
foR sALk-My new larzs hoase on lrfs4es-
49,, utsrly cofnutriea, A1t tf. % esrs
,'lSE Ter Szir ioT slssss salEt ia. si. Rata $50
ttas-roeal. dlni4s-7ao sac kiseAsa 80 hfa.
fo..l-la hAgh-fooni hot ana cold Nalfi Nt'sta.ie
@lia Lev t -, ea1 iarAanr' cas- hnN,e CAB iiVt
- oAliiicsfr1 toI S-aJ tas ioi alttt. 90 t,tsi
..sa4 % 81 she tltfs "a -. tsif~st Niih 4 Rie
tseN - tht c.tf. .s worth sAt4 tiNa1f a "a.
chan - lsaS~f4 hleoA, sQraef ei fe@i go
otia9a-sts. 2-u
4 HoME 0R An INVESTMENT fhat Nl4
iASftASt IA ~ er every zeal. kHE cas- nate
- bafttAs ~ $40 a. & house aa0 iai 90 our
,Avifs. s. bifisiea-si. ~ tisEth WGTa p.af. ga
-. t.iirs 4AA Araf fls ~ euesAlo schools, dOag
lay Als opportunity prices Ana terms fo
eNsi AoH lNfner 4 arfaii. New Nnus sa4u
ballaia-. of Geo \ hssis. Ne S0anai.ss.
EQR sALE-4afts se..s his houses a. last as
ht ear Eel Fhem uVur. Why. herauSa he
builds on on tGe besi slrects si4o selis caf d.
Lstse, elesaAi house ga Ls~n elri h.ll tiitA
o. - Per nauth u raeW suliss ga la irTe.
ave-. hflh south ol Lo1an $500 or - pr
taoathi s-foom house on Paris ave. on rhe
NIL. by 1helnRs 81. rfssi o. SIS lff uaHi Al.
Lots GA Paris. iaile.e hratbaTu aua South
nlan -sis., near hon az, s-ii aln s-sti tnarles
". lDlts, LcdXArc riocA, ftaft-si. entrance.
EOR SAi.k-lloass ard lat. SIS crescent ave. s.
VII "A 'hGnge in psfl tor ciis proporiy
Inquire on the pIoaisea -
tOE rALE-0n broadway. \ Iolle IRON Gas
limits. dwellings, pith GA afre 81 sed
garden SOL With each. 3aan j Qu.slcy s No..
lumber offce South lliglslou-st iaiS u
REAL EsrAIE-00JEgRY
E0k sAih-Good hotel. Ia good location. in
2ood i've town, rear depot Address y.
dubois. Fremont. Mlch. lfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR s,L.


The AsrrRrcAs PRoTRcgIyT TASsFF EsGUs
l. publishing a most valuable seEles 81 all1
documents 1ttSe sfe IlEerared with view
10 state the facts ana srzuments for Frotee-
fiOn. whether IL the interest OF FARMERS,
lapOrers. merchants or professional facn.
Each issue OF the series appeals 10 those ea-
gagged in separate industries. and presents in-
dsputable tscts-cOmpafls0n OF Wages. cost
o. living. aid other rsuLneAtS Showing tie
benefits Of Protection.
Any single one viii be sent on receipt Of 2
cents IA STAMPS except p" sges. Living and
Tariff" which viii be sent for cents.
The whole list will be sent for 81 cents or
any twelve for ~ ceiitS or any five for ~
cents, postage paid. Cfder by number.
i-"wsses, Living ami Tarin." Z A. Haas
2-"Ine Advantages Of a rroisc.ise TAR %
the Iaoor and lEd9suaes OF tae Li'ed
Stases rust Pie kss-y, 4es.. GRAN
s--Roms Psoinrt.oa Iaoisvc,.s.sls ~ a SGp.
ply, ct Low fT4ees. OF the Manufacturer
cVminoaltles required for the People "
the Jhited States. ard Adequate ao;ne
Production OF tlese iOl'meult;eF lrpls-
sihle without froLecsise Isria." Flrst
Prize Essay. lses. {. %, Tore. -. SO
t-"W at are Raw AsteTialsi Nculc Free Raw
Materials De Adsaltaseors q the Labor
snd Industries u the United S,ates."
s. failscses offree- Trade. /" y. P Gnl-EE... 5.
S-"some Views On TIE IaIin 10y al oid busl-
ness Man" Cko. DkArEk-. 80
s-~The Protective Tarif lts Advantages for
.r5a sas So SoT'n f,,, .; Il f5ma19s sSzs y2 ;
8-"PrCtection rs. Free lrsde."-A Historical
Revtew D a.. HARsiNAH................ 90
1o-"Tne Farmer and the Iar.n" Col TaoAAs
u-"rrotectica as Publ; Policy" GEoasE $
BOUTWELL,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
N-"Repiy 70 the Presidents Free-4rGde Aes-
sage" y. i. PoarfR..
ls-"WorEirgmen and the Iarin " -....-.....
l4-"The Vital Question Shall American Indus
tries be Abandoned and American AaT-
kets Surrendered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I5-Sams in German, with AdditiOn.......... .. D
lo-"Ihe Progress OF one hundred Years"
ROBERT p Pc3Trs ........... ...........
17-"PIotection for American shipping. ."......
ls-"Ihe Tariff Not Tax" HOGERB. D-BEIL.. s
l9-~Wny Irisamen Should 10 PTolectlOnists. i" y
2O-"Proiection." +. u. AAIsnDowS. ...........
2i-"Nh hat Is a Tarff 2" Answers 10 WoT king
mans Question 49,. ................... 4
22-"The American Wool Industry" Eli. AM
2s-"wases and Cost Of Living" j. b. WEEEs.
28-"SoEthern Farming Industries" ............ i
Pa Short Talk 10 Workingrnep." ............ 2
2D-"Pfotectfon and the farmer." Senator S. II.
OJLLOE-...-.------. .-----.-.-.-- II
3l-"Free Trade OF Protecnon?" Blaine's
reply 10 Gladstone. y
32-"Speech of Hon. Nm. Mckinley, Jr.
on the New Tariff Bill delivered May :,
lo5J -..---.-.-....-....... u
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

rz<Zz a isrEe farm devoted - boarding
49, ssherons - acres # good pasture
.. Eainnfv ~ shade SUD god wsfeT. 70
s<kN7N Nn2fbed wire fence N fhf iarm.
49, Horses fakrn - sra iruw free
prfcss iess thar for rzsfurlnC nearer fhf eltT
Ieisphers SIS drlFer 81 rs sdeuee No. "a ~
80. ae4 fae tnti- ka'sorniHe Company o. ~
q Narfa Dfvissor-sf-. r. :. Church. 123f
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

KVANTFD-trents So oIfff ~ thirty esFs
w r.. s . rraff 81 four veeks eT ~ paT
k16rsxs. slfh stamp. JARVIS A Co.. kae De- y Is.
nov -
xTAvTrp-srsBfs for the fIlsre-y ~ fhs FF-
~ , o-stsns o. Darlae Dseas 80 er@11
A.. s-ss~e-ts q sfsIieFs aG-nts elfff s. ~.
= -rs,ssr f-ee. ADDRESS g a. Browning 8 Co..
T,err 6tts. fGff
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

The TELgeRAN-HERALp has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective Iariff
documents at the same price you would have
10 pay should you send 10 New York for them.
We nave the complete list now on hand. The
postage on "A letter and the trouble OF writing
can be saved by calling at this once and pay
ing only the retail price. Spend cents and
read Mckinley's speech in full.
THE TELEGRAM HERALD,
No. Is Pearl street,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
CROzIER & CUTTERS
Real Estate Department.
Z. b. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Weston Building, as CEnAl-SL

THREE RARE BARBAINS-Read carefully
and II YOU aTe interested cau ana see us
no. lie four family rat. with az modern
conseniences and new. located 81 50 heSt
budse-sLi VIII pay 40 per oent. on what u W..l
cOsl you.
80. 2-is the property located az 35s Jffef-
son-aFe.; viii lay fo0a intertsi outour p.ice.
and Is IN position 10 increase rapidly IA
Na.ue.
no. SIS located az 22s CLIFTON ST Il a
rented 10 two families. We ofler ihe above Sc
an investment WORTHY Of cons. aerstou.
L'OR SAlE-The vacant property located on
Il the north side Of West BrlGEf-st. iust
west OF SrOckingsi.. rs offered ior sale "a
body or Ia parcels. froafage on Brdge-st is
go feet. For particulars cail AZ Gr0zieT A Cut
lers real estate department
/ NTANTED-A suburban l0t and $500 cash for
W sos equity. in an h-r00m house. near
the Intersection Of std ave. on Easiest
4 OlS OF our South orand Rapids. "a esi Leon
\ ard-S,. ana West Br!cge-st. plats, or easy
/ terms.
/ Crozier a Cutters Real Estate Department.
Telephone "a.
/ RB. CALDWELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Haven. Mich. ~
EOR RBNT-House of rooms. on Seventh
ST. near B oadway. Inquire At Harrison
Wagon Works; telephone 81. Dlif
TOR RENT-House Of ten rooms with barn
on est Leonard ST Inquire at Harrison
Wagon Works. telephone S57. Alif
EOR RENT-Hogses OF 3. g. s. 6 and rooms
from - 10 si0; also sBits OF rooms iu the
New Carleton block on Mt. Nernon-st., now
ready Tor occupancy; come ana see them'
can suit you, AL within minutes walk oi
sweets Hotel. INQUIRE of B. W. Barnard. .
Allen-st. or al Office. 90 MI Yernon-st. Iele-
phone llT
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

4 OsT-SUIday 1igei b~tNern eseefs hetei
Il snc Lac Shere aepot pocAel boek ecu
Il ning - ana = diamond flDki Vii f1A 4 -
n sra fer tss rrparn II tbs piepefix hlan
Cred Company sroom -, Nlao.eS.ab ballNius
30
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take no
other.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Dailles Ex-
cept Those of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Uaitss Press Rsports, Prompt and eariy
Dsllssr,, An tas Local News. ana the
Cls4assf ana aost Pt4iais Printsa Paper
Psnlishsd ia ofsad Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

..Poet-Lore'' for July has a. inter
ests.g ssr,es OF articles on enzkespears /.
Snd BrowniGg's w0rk, Snd IA aedst.en
nue. thst de4ls Blsn alefstare "a gen
"a. Priee <z59 per snnam. The
Poet-Iore Co, Philadelphia, Pa
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

nor sAf-t-0ood hotel. in good location. in
good live town, near depot Address !.
Dub0lS, Fremont. Mica las
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
FCR RENT-HOUsES.

TO RENT-During August and September a
large furnished cottage al Highland PARK.
Grand Haven. Address Wm. y. Angel. Grand
Haven. Mich. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

TOR RENT-Very desirable furnished rooms
from 81 10 S2.aJ per week: convenient locs-
tiOn. Inquire At - Balclay-St. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

HELP wASTED-kALE,
WANTED-A frst-class -. ~ al the Mar
" Nlck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms; also IN
furnis shed rooms TO- light houSeketp NJ
steam heat. Apply 81 IS Monroe-st.. room -:
Mrs. Parr. III
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

yVANTED-A room on FIRST floor N a private
w o. boarding house. from a. m. 70 = p. m,
L ar heart Of city. Address X. L., Telegram
Herald once. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

IyANTED-Male help--Two good men by the
w month SO 10 Sls per month, one good
wood turner: two good farm hands one coach
man and 3 InXfr D. -ork
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

TOR RENT AND B0ARD-0ne large front
IL room with alcoye. nicely furnished. suita-
ble for two gentlemen or man and wIfei hnest
location in city. 2lo OttawaSt. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

EOR RENT-Five rooms on ground floor
l. newly papered and painted. s. per month.
Inquire at "a Bowery-st. 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

LlOR RENT-Furnshed and unfurnished
rooms at the Brunswick. 70 South Division
ST.. steam heated. Mrs. Mc6ee. llZtf
EOR RENT - Furnished ana unsurnishei
L rooms steam heated. at PARK Place. Mrs.
A. l. Smith. 36sii
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

EOR RENT-Large airy rooms with or with
out board. Address box IS. Grand Haven,
Mich. 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable FOR
two gentlemen. Inquire "A RanSom-si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

E0R RENT floor front, 3 floor and base
ment. No. Pearl-st.; cheap 10 permanent
tenants. Inquire z. c. 1hwing. phone Az.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
List of Patents.

List of patents issued frsm the United States Pat ont office. on Tuesday, January 21, 1890, for the State of Connecticut, furnished from the of flee of Earle & Seymour. solicitors of patents, sos Chapel street, New Haven. Conn:
 L.. J. Atwood and F. w. Tobey, assignors to Plume Atwood Misunderstanding company, Water town lamp burner.
 L. Brand. Bozrahville, shuttle operating mechan. ism for looms.
 e. w Golf, East Hampton, bell.
 T. G. Hall, Milford, assgnor to Interchangeable Tool company, nippers.
 Fl. K. Jones' Hartford, assignor to Russell q Er- win Manufacturing company, New Britain ma chine for rolling screw threads.
 A. M Lane, Meriden, clock.
 Same. combined clock and bell
 J. H. Reynolds, New Lond n, window glass;
 F: H. Richards, Hartford, ass:gnor to E. B. Coxe. drill
 Same, milling machine, two patents.
 c. H. Smith and o. B. North, New Haven, as- signors to o. B. North & Co.,, New Haven, hams tug.
 F B. welton, assignor by mesne assignments to c. s. Pearson, Waterbury, lacing hook and making the same.
 LeIsoy s. White, Waterbury, electric motor.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23

New Haven took place in the cemetery at the center yesterday afternoon.
 A letter from e. E. Marks of Hardenbnrg, N. Y., states that cyclone passed over his place on the afternoon of January IS, taking the roof oil from his barn, building forty four feet long, rafters twenty-five feet long. The building was erected only six years aimee and of the most substantial material.
 Mrs. Talmadge of New Haven, who has been in town some days caring for her sick relatives, left for home yesterday afternoon.
 Hist of Letters Remaining in the New Haven postonice, New Ha- ven county. State of Connecticut, Wednesday, Jan. P. 1890:
 LADIES LIST. A-1iiss 5. Ashley. C-Mrs. Charles Chipman. Mss RMssy dsSsss sissss, < mls. nayisi ' r,io.s. E-Mrs = Freeman. ,.,- H M..sss .ss. hs.ass adsiold As' S-Nss k-Neiiie esIrfs a. Eirs x. James. N-1n. McDonald, Annie Maaah, Ellen Murphy. R-Julia IT. Roberts,
 Anna 2. Scoviils. Mrs Ida Smith, Rosilla W-Iiss B. Whitnsy. 1deiine c. wiieo1 % COMPLEMENTARY. A-Ssmuel AIsbaugh, Willard Austin. 1 B.Herbert Beebe, Gfusem Belluomo, A. T. c-sarton Carson @. James Carson @. D-M. H. Dewsnap, John Duffany. | E-J. Egan, Will 0. Evarts. 1 F-Honry Fadden. G-C. R. Gardiner.
 HE. L. Hallock, H. 4. Hammond, Charles l.. Hart E. Hitchcock, P. Fl. Hynes @. J-David Jefferson. tL-James Lewis.
 M Frank D. Magse, James McGinty Patrick
 Moriarty, 8. c. Mitchell. NJ Peter D. Nalb, Wallace Norton. IP-O. Peck, Peter Peterson, Max Phillips, Nr l E. T. Porter, s. O. Prentice. | S-Maithow Savers. "Ike'' Shields, T. Shelly, l. Sheppard. William l.. Spencer. T-DaLfel ". Thomas iV-Mr. Van Linkletter tW-WilltAm Watson, Frank Wickerson. | BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH. Postmaster. IAskfor '.advertissdletters', and mention date O
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
 The following shows the closing quotations ct 8 p. m. in Chicago as compared with the same on the two previous days.
 Closing quotations of regular board, reported over the private wires of BuNNELL t2 SCRANTON. Bankers and Rrohera iGa Oranre streef Mar Hauan Nonn
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
For the Arien mas4usrads.

The auction of boxes for the Arions' mas querade ball at the Hyperion next Monday night resnlted as follows, the prices ranging from $5 to $20: Box No. will be reserved for city officials; No. 3 was purchased by A Kieiner; No. by William Froelich; No. William Sternberg; No by the Concordias of Bridgeport: No. c by C.-F. Schorer; No. 2 by Joseph Haury, jr.; No. 8 by Anthony DsAatty; No. 9 by James H. Collins; No. 10 by Edward Richter; No. Il by Nicho1ic Weller, and No. 12 by Ernest Fleche. The society last night voted to increase Prof. Keiser wetter's salary to $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
run.ral of mrs. KilbriAe.

FuneraI or MFs. kiIbriae.
 The funeral services of the late Mrs. Bridget Kilbride of Bishop street were held in St. Mary's church yesterday morning, attended by many friends of the family and of de- ceased The celebrant of the solemn requiem mass was Rev. Father Hsrtigsn, the deacon Rev. Father Daley, and the sub-deacon Rev. Father Kent. The bearers were: Patrick J. Kelley, Thomas Kelley, John Donegan, Rob ert McNulty, Robert Daley, William Costello.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
TKRRknoE KIsRNAN,s CASE.
There Win Probably Be No New Trial
 -Terrence Dying.

Terrence Dying.
 Assistant State Attorney George E. Ter " of Waterbury, who has been i'll with in- huenza. was present when the jury of the criminal side of the Superior court came in yesterday. It was thought the case of Ter renee Kisrnan, the alleged Union City mur- dersr, would be put on trial. The jury, however, was dismissed. Mir. Terry says of Kiernan: "I am convinced that the man has consumption. have taken pains to look into his case and have learned that he is slowly, but surely dying at his home. The case against him will not be tried at the prssant term of the court. It will be set down for the April term, as . matter of course, but 1t is my belief that by the time the court opens for the term, Terrence Kier. nan will have been laid away in his grave"
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
CAsR oF THE DoCroRs.

The Denurrsr to be Argued In the
 Cisy Court To-Day.
 The demurrer filed by Attorney Bush on behalf of Dr. Rawlings in the suit brought by the board of health against the doctor VIII be argued this morning in the City court. It is the case where the board of health through Dr. Lindsley made complaint against Dr. Rawlings, Dr. Skif and Dr. Hunt for not reporting within twenty-four hours contagious diseaaes that came under their care, which was claimed was in violation of the rules and regulations established by the board of health. Civil suits were thereupon brought by the oity attorney against the three doctors
 The case is notable one and will attrae, much attention. Ess
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
OFF TO wAsHINaroN.
Part of the New Haven Com mlttoo on
 For tho National Capital.

E0Rk OF tm0 NOW RA0V0W COU4 U0leto0 O3
 For the National Capital.
 Mayor Peck, Alderman McGann and Councilman Andrews left for Washington yesterday forenoon. Captain Townsend started on Monday and Mr. Sperry expects to go today. This committee is expecting to appear before the committee on rivers and harbors tomorrow, to urge the proposed ap- propriation for the harbor of New Haven.
 Mr. Sperry early yesterday received let- ter from Senator Plstt, stating that he feared the congressional committee would not be able to hear the New Haven delegation to- morrow. Mir. Spervy, however, had learned through Representative Wilcox, that the hearing wouId be apt to take place according to the agreement, and he believed that the arrangement would be carried ont. If the hsaring is delayed It will prove great dis- appointment to the oommitteemen, who Ars. dssirous Of returning homo Saturday even-
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
MAPLE DALE CEMETERY. An Appeal for Exsmption of Taxes Go
 she Board Of Relief.

tho BOar4 or kehHoL.
 H. B. Hoadley. representing the new Ma ple Dale cemetery corporation. appeared be- fare tho board of relief yesterday to argue an appeal, made some time ago to the assessors, to sxslhpt the corporation's property from taxation. The property is taxed at $12, ,670:
 The board after hearing the caso decided to examine the property and consider the c1aim. asa .-
 Attorney Tslcott H. Russell appealed for g reelection of the assessment of his property at Wooster place and Chestnut street. It is taxed ct 410, 900. It was occupied by the late General Russell. He thought the prop. win investigate the matter.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
A BRIDE OF A FEW HOURS

Daes of HemorrhaGe Yesterday After.
 noon.
 Miss Louis Elizabeth Rieger, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. John 2. Rieger who was united in marriage to Ferdinand A. Wagner on last Sunday afternoon, died suddenly yesterday morning of congestivs chills and hemorrhage of the lungs. They were married only fifty three hours. An account of the marriage festivities was published in the COURIER of yesterday. rs.-,. ly
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23
Horse Noses.


 "Ci" Smith. trainer and driver for the Hubipgers of New Haven. writes to the Horssman, offering on behalf of his employ srs to match one of their Wilkesbriuo year lnss for q 900 side, half forfeit. mile heats; the race to be trotted at the next New Eng land bresdera' meeting. They will also match their two-ysar-old stallion Elm City, by Stsmboal, against any New Englsnder of same ego, on the same terms as the yearling race. .
 If Professor Fowler of Moodus comes out with all his stock as well as he did with Lec- turef, by Eleotionesr, his short lived breed- ing experiment. will have been fairly remun- erstfys. He purchased Lecturer at the Stan. ford sale in New York last May for q, 100. Now Rundle. & White of Danbury pay him q, ,6OO for the fellow and consider him . good investment at that.
 The Hnbingsrs win give | summsr meeting July to inoIusivs.