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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

liard 4. saunders, lUmplaludHlt
"
Alvin J.. Sauuder, Defendant.
Al a session Of said court. held at The court
House I'm thc Cify oi Grand Rapids lu said
county, Ola the ast day OF December. 4. j.
lss4.
Present-Hon. Wm. r. Grove Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing from affidavit on
Hic that the defendant. Alvin J.. saunders. -
not q resident of this state. bat f. "A resident
~ the state of Wisconsin. On motion
Maher and felker complainant solicitors,
ordered that The appearance oi said non-resi-
dent defendant. Alvin =. saunders, hc entered
herein within four months from the Gttr ot
this order. and in case OF his appearance hc
cause his answer To- the bill of ccWplallt 20 te
filed. and copy thereof ID b. served on The
compliments solicitor within twenty days
after service on him OF copy 81 SAID hill and
notice 0i this order; and iu default thereof,
said bill VIII bc taken as confessed fT said non
resident defendant. And it is further or
dercd, that within fifteen days the complain
ant cause a notice OF this order To he pub
lshcd in the Grand Rapids Telegram Herald q,
q newspaper printed, published. aud crculat-
INK I'm said county. and that said publication
be continued therein once in each week Tor
SIX weeks in succession or that he cause q copy
OF this order o. he personally served on said
nonresident defendant 40 least twenty days
before the time above prescribed FOR his ap-
WILLIAM q. GROVE.
Circuit Judge.
MAHrB il FEIkER,
C0mplaiuants Solicitors.
Thursday. February ~.
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WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK HEADACHE;
DIsoRpEaED LIVER |;

shsy GcT LIKE HAe.c .a Isss dosss al
,sork Wonasrs upon the N4lL ORGANS
Stf-ecst as.aa the muscular SsStem restoring
l5nsF8st C0n9lexie bringing b2 tho
zen eass a ags5ite, aud Afonslns with
fhs ROSEBUD OF AEALTh the ssisoie ply
sieal eneTor of ths LaiAan frame, Z hess
er~ fs-ts admittel by thousands. Ia
Al classes Of society ana one n the bcst
,,a.rantsas - the Nervous zad Debiiltatcd
h tbAt BEECRsnS Pills HAVE IhE LtS6-
FsT SALE or ANY PsIEaT MEDICINE N fHE
ss0Rt o Pun directions with each Bot
81 Eeien.. i.ancasilire, Eng land.
sotd by Druggists generally.
pF ALLEN L CO. 385 D 3s7 Canal ST., ke-
Yort sole AGENTS for the United States.
scho ~ yotsr druggist does not Keep then.l
WlL sllL BEECalES Pills on RECEIPT ~
Pglfg q tgsTS 4 BOX. H'aliol iAh faFsr.
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IEANTED-A gifi Tor general houseUure
" Inquire at 40 Madls0n-ake. Mrs. J. }
Ferris d
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SITUATION WANTED-By Swedish girl 30
- do general hOuSeWo oTk. Apply AT PA SeY-
enth-st lt
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kNANTED-Com girl fot general house
" Wcrk. laquTc - 3. Bridge 81. Mrs. c
a. Hilton. Is
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DOrITION WANTED-By an American girl
al socOnd work and plain sewing Refer
ences. Mss j.. ROdger. Address Grand Haven.
Mich. u
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WANTED - Immediately an experienced
" slri Tor general housewors. Apply
PaTk-sI. d
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IANTED-A good reliable girl fer general
PI0specf-st. A.
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WANTED-s9g general girls cooks second
W girls q dining foom gir :; second cook ,
- di.hWaShers; ] chambermaid solicitors
l3-i1 Monroe 81. Rooms - and - j.
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INANTEO-Situ In family 20 90 house
W WORK by swedish girl. Inquire al 2
North COllege-aYe. i1
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ERLP WANTED FEMALE.

ANANTED-fwo Erst-class saiesiadieS viii
w ing 60 leave the cits gooa salaries and
expcns. ; paid. Call a. ~. Itenis Hotel. -
Mouroest.. room !. TO-DAY between : aud ll
a IA Gn
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NXANrED-A competent gir Tor genera
~ IOg,ew0gk. l51 LyOn.si. q
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED Ar once, 50 girls al the Michiea
" Overall Company. - South Division 81
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TOR RENT-SmsH furnished room lady pre-
j. ierrrdi al SIS per week. Address lJs
Monroe 81. II
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DK. wtLHUn. sPTCIAIIsT.


Treats sUccessf sfluy chreulc and Ions standing
CLASSES. as th0sr az head. fhraHt Aui lungs
liver dney aud hear complaints intctefatf
diseases 81 iht stomach, thai have oeheQ al
other methods. these teariui seases cl Nft
nervous system. af1sing from whatever causes
scoriula. drophy. partiNsis. hla. lever eartt.
toutrae .ed cords. enlarged ana SIZE joints.
rheumatism. neuralgia. selafica. bone oeform
tiles. salt Theum. er3 81 pelas, sralo bead, iIi
conditioned uicefs. sNphilis. nasal iuiHpuf
asthma. hay frver. rose cold. winter coughs.
cured hY TINS wonderful system 80 uoi toe la
advanced btur diseases CURED Ahel al
methods have failed.
Ladies who are suffering from comp aiuts
Dec llsT 10 their seh can consult fhe Doctor
with rxfry assurance % speedy relief and rrr.
uaucnt rurr without subacellrE them o. tln
embarrassing proceed ure ei au t4aiul olI.
which lu nine eases out of fcu ls abUece.sary ~.
The Doctor Uari culariy Invites ail eases that
have been given up hy ether pilytlriAus
The Doctor wis remove One Tape W orfu
free % charge. also sira Ighfru tEe frst ctsf ei
Cross Eyes that presents itstt a. the hoieL
FREE.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
FREE
OFFICE HOl BS-from l0 .. IA. 10 .. "a.
~ patients received sundays.
Tumors and Cancers Removed Without
Pain or the Use Of the Knife.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

WANTED-Situaiion by a young man will
W ing TO work Al anything honest. under
stands The care Of horses. Will WOrk cheap
Address - lmmen block. city. li
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Tas-z.e Pas la Fsrs-
f- Rsrf7r e Mar.e So
w~wrs r-s e.--s Er rtelse re-r {.
- -. - ~ ~ So srr1ass 49, w--z
81 -. -.s-e@ fr-r#ara art hs11 ~
1ss-Sr ~ sas sz--1 ser fr srEz
CAR -rrFT
Hr rz-~~-~T 49, NrsfTrE
rs sEssg = A vosELEs CO ssE~s-s "a
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rnR Rn0Ns.

-, -. 30 -
4 new block. No. p and - south lonia 81.
store ald basement; also orncrs on second and
third floors. Apply 10 Nm. Miller. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ficiEEih n tNINs
WANTED a horse; ! slsl have . 500 lot
" on Plf assnt-ave. ] Vt3 sell and take
good horse IS part pay. Inquire al No. PcaTl-
81 ". O.. uops1B. -
lVANTED-To sell or trade = good paving
" Vel established business. J am sick aud
have got 90 change climate. " ti trarf for
real estate IN or out q city This g. rood
established business of mine YEAR STA 10 ilHg /
can show auy person WISH ing to g. iufa hlsi
ness that this is good prunfahIe l7ls mess o.
engage in snd every thigc rIght. Address
care Carrier 70 5. IHf
CHKT~TIAN Homo for ladfes quiet aD6
' private. ali boarded before and duf. .nG
confinement. j. vreTs efue nnc- frrHs r'a
sruable. Mrs nr. button. NOrih Lane ave
Grand hsp.ds. Nie1.
lIAGNh.rIC healing and clairvovarf slftinae.
- .ss DffsNa--f.. c4iHe sud Canal 30. cars
convenient y Free.
pApCLfFFA Holt. general warehouse men.
- at III South Division So. store "a. kInes ~
merchant 81 ~ iow rates TarF.He and unF.
ing promptly attended 90 IS telcphoning 30.
90, sanI
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DOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms, steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs.
A. l.. smith. 56ftf
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Has adopted fhl, plans That ht Vll charge
nothing Tor aaRicr consultation pr treat fncul,
until the pailr.t pIuueAaccs LlM>rt arl-
The only change Being mace is for Med
fcinss Uscd During Treatment
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WANTED Reliable local and traveIins
" s1leoiutEs positions permanent special
inducements uoWs lssf selling si-rcl aitlr.t
donl delay salary irom start brow4 Bros
NurScTymcu Chicago. IN. aau lt
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" ANlLh- >a.eslaen. clerks book eeslors
uei tender. iramsicFs. ehipilas clerks.
employment 90 call ana invest gtir our eos
trsiy nra AID thoroUEhy Fellaiir ir sVslrnu af
pros ufnE silualltnn. lu.NlrfltIar fUr-uN.
f8rHt toHRans. llAIr haurot. So rooms al.a
- Porter block. Phone I.-
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FnR sALE-KIscELLLKE0us
FURNITURE STORED.

pADCLIFF & HOLT. general warehousemen.
IL AZ III South Division ST.. store al kinds of
merchandise n low rates. packing and
No. %. jan l5-sl
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WANTED Au active stoads, eneree C
yoAak M4n C. mflisEe Hn ostcg tN Afai
-saA Faslau permanent s-lais et# st4
cash sre.rliS res lired Cal ol a ttrss p. Al
'llsHas a Co.. r91m z i, utW hausel4aA b4il8
i4s le
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kD--s agents, sieaay elnpl oynenf iit
y seea "a agrs, D. wp4d choppers bus.u -es
caa4cs. sinai gasifai rosGlrta. ls Manror
81. Rooms 3 aad l5
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N ANlki-a rneravlfC xeuug men in etuef
oFiaf u'rHi as nl pa iuoEfA l.s-l-
ihaile.il pos ian rHuiI ~ assoc ulr.Ii.
As F-lu-f fca. Adarcs, p 81 Williams a ta.
feaia acN nsastInau luadlng
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

Ehth hE-N -- 4iliHntN anu AlAAflatItA
4 rooms steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs.
A. l.. Smith. 56iti
FOR RENT-RoOms az the brunswick South
4 division 81. suitable for light housekeeping.
steam heated. hard and soft water. Las Ia
qGIre OF Mrs. NcGee on the premises, 30
E0R RENT-Large, elegantly furnished rooms
facing CTescepi-2Ye. and Canal -. " "a
gas. newly furnished and reftted. EFervthing
strictly hrst-class. Entrance, Crescentaye.i
also. - Canal 81. ENQUIRE ~ Room j. solN
FOR RBST-HOUBEs.
EOR RENT-H0use on south Iouia-st. good
well and ciStrrn. inquire at i2j Louis-st. u
FOR SALE-RISCELLkEEOU
--~-~--~~--~
nOGS FOR SALF-G0rden Settlers. trained OF
- unframed. Kentucky Fox snd Rabbit
Hounds and scotch Terriers also dogs trained
aud boarded Al Valley City Kennels Address
i. O'Riley. box o. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
Zatf
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Circulation Guaranteed 90 Be ths
largest Of All Michigan Dsiites kx-
cept Those OF Detroit.
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WAIT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELY WANTED MALE

HEE WANTED kALE.
N ikp-tates soaas saen 20 ~ors ie
Lste - e-sa Cail - 81 address faiet q ~
= tsoia -
- ...s.4.
" yegaE man C. lnshsge sn esiev in Aieh
.sah PsssNou permanent s4aals ss% sA
S-sh .r-iS res lired. cal ol "a iress p Al
iAg io
.------------
N ANiEll-a cnsrselie seuns men in erdef
maueat po>f..a rapid 80 a.areur.i. seeaa
~ f3a-fc4 Aeafce, ? q tiAahs to-
ie''A o. -eN H~est ihaa taifdiiis
NAhlkD-- agents steady elnpl oyment at
-. -1 "''Sss' 4 "see shetpels tus-h -ss
81. Rooms 4 aad 5
tr.N7.e, -
W 49,. ~ 'siArA. elefAs. usof Aeei'rfs.
isl.i, i.--a. o'lor i.rip ana si others vaa e
s'.e'-, - N7l. cAe 4Affsi atir t~i fi
t-.te AEe a-a tAnt"efi,b ftlit e etNiriH -
- e.,e-' -. 'iti '.i'' i'. i-"4
= FoI'et sleeA- Fn"hc i'-..
1ArANTrD Relfahs. t.esl ana ,-.,.fi,,
iuoucem,nSs adw iass sing sreest.es.
NYr,..Synso ,13ssse ia -''0"- s. s.
HELP NAkIED-FEEALE
lNANfED-iwo hrst class saiesiadies. viii
ing 20 icafe ti.e cits s"oa sslaflcs "iio
/ eKpens. paia. Call ~ - tents Hotel. ~
g. n. lo
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Uassss rrsss sspSrtss Er0"St aSs E.r'f
oslissry. a. tAs AoS~i ss-s. sHs tas
cls.s.zs .as Vest Plainly Pristss PsPsf
P.eashs 90 - cr4as Hspids.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15

DIX. bHAFERs 10 REMAIN IOT QayB. AS
my disease further advanced had to void my
urine very often, which was attended with
great pain, and also had much pain about the
bladder. My appetite left me. had belching
Of gas, and bad taste in my mouth. My mouth
and throat would fill with Shiny mucus, and q
tight, hacking cough set in. with an aching and
burning sensation in my breast, night sweats
further reduced me, and became very weak
! was compelled to break several engagements
my health not allowing me 70 follow my usual
business. I had received treatment from sew
eral prominent physicians. but received no
benefit. Being advised to consult DR., Shafer,
Of the Polypathic Medical Institute, in regard
to my case, did So and finding their charges
very reasonable, l began treatment, and am
glad to say that have been entirely cured Of
my disease. &C. scoTT CHAMBERS"
Mr.. Chambers 10 . prominent actor and musi-
clan, and is well known in Allegheny and Pitts
burg, and will verify his statement to any one
who viii write him or call at hts home at No. q
st. Clair street, Allegheny.
FREE TREATMENT viii be given the
worthy poor on every Friday afternoon.
All forms OF kidney and urinary diseases
chronic diseases and surgery successfully
treated.
Office hours. 10 A. N. to P. NJ, and sto sP
and strictly confidential. Patients at distance
treated with success by letter. Send two
2cent stamps for question blank. The Poly
pathic Medical Institute, 40 Penn ave-, Pitts
burg, Pa. fel2TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15
FOOD FOR EPICURES.

Turtles Not in Much Demand In PittAburg-
Mushrooms More Plenty Than Formerly
--someIhiug About Canvas. IsAeks-CalI.
fornia Fruits and Their Superiority.
A number of struggling, swapping turtles
in basket attracted the attention of re-
porter yesterday.
"Do Pittsburgers like turtles9" was the
question asked the dealer.
"WelI, yes" he replied. ''Most people
do. you know, but they come high here, and
patrons don't like to pay the price. Now,
the turtles in this basket are what we call
'eggsliders, and the man who sent them to
me says they ought to bring 20 cents 9
pound, but will be glad ii get 10 cents.
Pittsburg people who eat turtles prefer
terrapin and the soft she'll variety. But not
many are eaten in this city except on state
occasions.
"Canvas-back ducks are rarities any
where, but particularly in this city. Some
of the hotels use them, but they are too ex-
pensive for most CT them. A canvas-back
duck is like mushroom-the meat melts in
your mouth. Mushrooms, by the way, are
not nearly so scarce as they used to be. The
supply is kept up from the greenhouses and
the quantity is not so uncertain as formerly.
There is something about the feeding OF the
canvas-baek duck that gives it its peculiar
favor.
"Just now the commission men are stand.
ing on the dividing line. New vegetables
and fruits will be due in a week, and the
old stock stored for the winter Is about ex-
hausted. Strawberries are already in the
market, and in 8 few days cabbages and
other vegetables will begin to appear. The
trouble with the early fruits is that they are
pulled while green and allowed to ripen on
the road. There is nothing more delicious
than ripe California fruits, but how insipid
and acrid they often are when they arrive
here. The price is high, and when you do
buy you are disappointed with, the taste.
"But suppose there is no remedy for an
inland town like Pittsburg. We are great
consumers, but we haven't learned to pro-
duce yet, and until we do we will always be
imposed on"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15
AMONG TIE RAILROADS.

A Proposed Advance on Chimney Rates
COntemplatsd--A Concession TO Bottle
Men-Cut Rates to the Northwest in
FOrcs-AnOther Cut to Texas Common
Points.
The Classification Committee from the
Trunk Line and Central Traffic Associations
is at work on the new classification. So far
as the local railroad men know the only
change that will affect P1ttsburg to any
great extent are the proposed advance in the
rates on chimneys and concession to the
bottle men.
Great quantities of chimneys are being
shipped West at the present time. In fact
local agents report that this branch of the
glass trade is booming. Chimneys are now
scheduled in the second and third classes in
less than carload and full car lots. The plan
is to put the less than carload shipments
into the first class, and in all probability
the carload rate will be advanced to the sec
ond. The local agents don't like the change,
and they are at d loss to explain why such
a move is under consideration.
Bottles are now in the third and fifth
classes with this condition that in order to
secure the lower rate the shipment must be
not less that 81, 900 pounds. When the new
10 1SSucu Iue DOILle men Will
be allowed the lowest rate, when they load
20, 900 pounds in cars less than 80 feet long.
This concession will be appreciated by the
manufacturers.
The Generalization in Southwestern rates
on wire and nails continues. The Southern
Pacific has cut the rates again to % cents
from Pittsburg to Texas common points. So
far only the river lines are Offering them.
The other roads don't care whether they
carry this class of freight at such rates or
not A meeting of the association will be
held in st. Louis on the 18th to patch up
things.
The cut rates in the Northwest are in full
force. Mr.. Mathews, of the C. B. N, was
instructed late Thursday night to offer the
reduced tariffs. The reduction on glass has
been from SO cents to II, and on iron from
10 cents to IL. The other cuts scarcely
affect this city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15
Two NotabIes FrOm wasbIurtou.

Next week President Harrison and Rev.
W. II. Milburn, the blind chaplain of Con-
gress, will be here, the former to open the Car
negie Library, the latter to deliver his cele-
brated lectures at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Penn and Seventh street. His sub
jects are; Aaron Burr the Most Romantic
Character in American Political History"
"Whst Blind Man Saw in Paris, " "What
a Blind Man Saw in Washington Forty
Years Ago, and What He Sees There Now"
Lectures in the order named on the 18th,
10th and 21st inst.
To a brilliant Imagination, q masculine
understanding, wealth and delicacy of
humor, he adds a style we'll nigh faultless,
and a manner which leaves little to be
desired.-London Daily News.
Tickets at Paulson Bros. AL Wood street,
h. Watts & Co.'s, 431 Wood street, and
Alex Ross music store, Federal street,
Allegheny. d
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15
FAIRIES OF IRELAND.

Whlte.RObed Women who Warn Of Dan.
ger and Others Not so Sad.
"Sith," pronounced "shee, " is the generic
name for Gaelic fairies. There are many
kinds of siths, the most noticeable being the
ban-sith (ban-shee) or "white fairy" All
families representing the ancient princes
and mobiles of the Irish nation have attached
to them banshee. who warns them of inn
pending death or danger. The banshee ap-
pears in the form of white-robed woman,
with lovely but tear-stained face. She
moans around the easements OF the house
wherein dwells the chieftain's family, and
her voice might easily be mistaken for the
Soughing OF the wind.
Tradition hath 1t that the grandfather of
the writer was warned OF shis approaching
death by banshee, In a peculiar manner.
He was riding along quiet country road,
when woman, who had been sitting by the
hedge side, rose, and yelling her face in her
cloak, advanced toward him. His horse
stood stock still, and could be moved neither
by whip nor spur. The strange woman laid
her white hand on his heart, and with low
wall, vanished. Before nightfalI, the story
continues, he was q corpse.
But there are ivelisr "siths" than the
banshee. The Leprechann, gay little fellow,
tricked out in gaudy garments, hammers at
his brogues under the hedge. II you can
catch him and squeeze him tight he will
show you gold galore; if he induces you to
look away for single second, he Is gone.
And there are countless others. 1t will be
many and many day before the fairies de-
part from Ireland forever. The demag0gue's
howl may yet prove too strong for them, and
when it does, Ireland, the Ireland of poet
and sage, will exist no longer. Wherefore,
long life 10 the good people" and "sweet
bad luck" to their enemies.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15
HIS OFFICE IN HIS HAT.
Some Of the EccentrIcIIIes Of One or New
YOrk's Legal LiRhts.

Some Of the EceentrIcItIes of One or New
YOrk's Legal Lights.
New York Sun
Ex-Judge Donohue is one of those lawyers
of the old school who carry their Offices
around with them in their hats. He is
never seen anywhere, when on business
bent, without his hat either on his head or
within reach. In the courtroom it is on the
table in front of him. In the law offices
which he visits 1t is close beside him.
When he calls at house on business he
carries his hat into the parlor and places it
on the floor by his chair, even though he has
and left it in the hallway. This
peculiarity of Judge Donohue's was
noticed as soon as he left the bench a
short time ago and resumed private practice,
People didn't know the reason of it then,
and wondered at it. But if anyone can get
a peep inside of the hat as it rests on its
crown on the table, he will see a vast num-
Der of memoranda and documents inside OF
it-summonses, complaints, afidavits, legal
looking papers of all sorts. Judge Donohue
sticks the ends of these papers in the inside
band of the hat, and allows them to arch up
inside the crown, overlapping each other.
When document is wanted he seldom puts
his hand into his pocket, but reaches at once
for the hat.
Judge Donohue's hat, by the way, is in
teresting for another reason than for its as
tonishing capacity as a combination Office,
safe, pocket and receptacle for legal docu-
ments. It is one of the most remarkable
articles OF headgeat. in appearance in this
city. In recent hearing in which Judge
Donohue took part the law clerks and re-
porters present got up pool on its age.
Guesses ran all the way from to 81
years. But the pool was not
drawn because no one in the crowd
had nerve enough to ask its owner how old
1t was. 1t is unQuestionably very shabby
hat. It is high, and the crown bells out
ward to a degree that reminds one of the
pictures Of the beavers worn in the day when
Mr.. Harrison's grandfather was President of
the United States. The high Grape band,
reaching almost to the top, and the silk
binding around the rim were once black, but
are black no longer. In spite of its shabbi-
ness, however. Judge Donohue's headpiece
commands respect.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-15
Minor Court Happenings.

WALTER s.. LOWRY yesterday received a
verdict for Sl25 in his suit against Charlotte E.
HOag.
JUDGE AcHEsoN awarded James ID. Hays
1865 So in his claim against the steamboat
James A. Blackmore.
In the suit of George W. Morden against
Elizabeth Long, a verdict was given yesterday
for $50 for the plaintiff.
JOHN A. JAMESON yesterday entered suit
in ejectment against Elizabeth Mills to recover
lot in the Twenty-second ward.
The jury is out in the case of James Old
against Mansfelu q Co., a suit to recover royal
ties on pateut for water valve.
A NoN-sUrr was taken by the plaintiff yes
terday in the case of William Hatfield against
the Pittsburg Steel Casting Company.
CLARENCE BURLEIaH, ESQ, yesterday fled
aprecipe in suit for damages on behalf Of h.
i. Gourley against the Post Publishing Com
pany.
A VERDICT was given for the defendants yes
terday in the gafnishee proceedings of s. H.
Alexander against W. D. Payntor, garnishee Of
]. h. Barton.
The Mechanics National Bank yesterday
entered suits against w. W. Young and D. L.
Browne to recover $500 on a note made by
Browne to the order Of Young and cashed by
the bank.
JUDGE ACHEsoN, of the United States Dis
trict Court, yesterday handed down an opinion
refusing to allow the claim of Andrew r. Baum,
of the firm of Carrier & Baum, bankrupts,
against the assignee.
ABRAHAM AND EDWARD WINN, managers
of the Heart of Gold" Dramatic Company,
yesterday filed appeals from the judgments
given by Alderman Doughty in favor of Mrs,
Kate Dardin for $40 and Patrick Wallace for
$50, for salaries as members of the company.
AN application was filed yesterday for a
charter for the Allegheny County Agricultural
and Driving Park Association to be located in
Harrison township. The directors are n. NJ.
Breckenridge, 81. h. Mccullough, George Nc
Williams. 4. A. Kennedy, R. S. P. Mccall, W.
II. Camp and J. G. Stewart.