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The daily critic., 1890-12-08
A STARTLED GROOM.
lie was Taken from Hts New wIfs's
Side by . Marshal

lie was Taken from hts New wife's
side by . Marshal.
EGG UARBoH CITY, n. j.. Dec. S.
Just as Frank Schwickerath and his
blushing bride, nee Pauline Scherlinger,
wtre about 10 sit down 20 dinner at
their wedding reception al her parents
residence, on Philadelphia avenue. yes.
teTday City Marshal Senft laid hand
on the cToom's shoulder and said II
want you
The groom was astonished the we'd.
ding party horrified, and the bride hys-
terical, but Schwickeralh was led OIL 10
Justice BTeder's Court 10 answer "A
charge Of betrayal under promise Of
marriage, brought BY Miss Jennie Nc
Colium. an estimable young lady Of
Port Republic. The saddened groom
entered $500 bail for a bearing 20. NOR.
rCw ana went back 10 his guests.
schWickerath Is a well.to.dO farmer
Of Pomona. and, according TO Miss BIC
Collum's story, he began paying her
attentions twelve years ago Some three
years ago, she declares, he built cot
taee al Atlantic City, bought furniture
fOrit, and took her dowh TO set Ia order
for their approaching wedding. lie
atteTWaTd look up with his new love.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
RlGOLETEOS

Mr. Talmage says. sit viii take an
eternity 10 see heaVeu''-after We get there.
lt is believed that a Raymond excursion
party would see IL IN about one half the
time, but it might be more expensive
NolTit0lra Herald
When a hunters gun snaps and does not
go on iu front of ducks it Il bad lock
that gives the snap away and warns the
game % sgatter-A. ~ PicayAse.
The Marquis Of Queensherry has given
General Booth 100 pounds, though not eX-
aeiiy under the Queeusberry rules BJst1t
Asluld
An impTsslEs Warning
Teacher Thomas, I saW you laugh just
now, What are you laughing about1
Tommy vas just thinking about some
thing
Teacher-Tou have no business thiukiug
during school hours. Don't let it occur
again irala >ffags-
Eatirsly Uuassuniag
Stranger lat the door Of Bellows man
sion Are you membeTof the house, sirs
Bellows liu persouaI-Yes, yes; Just a
plain. simple member. BY Wiig Is Speaker.
N j. HEgid
He aud She.
He what would sou d. If man should
Mise sou
She'd give him As good as De sent
Held Hiss you nos iuF q cent.
>Le-H0W dare yuue Aud without as
-eLt.-A HrH.t.
Driven Out D. Rudsnass
Nhy ala the soprano leaEe
.,Sbe said Tie preaching interrupted her
conversations With Tie teu9E-Aer lHrk
-#-
Business h Business.
The Laly--I want jittle arsenic.
The Apotheeary- res miss; complexion
ur suiaile.-iife
Enser Of a Riss
Mlr llut 10 cashier Has Illes, the
painter. paid bis bin ye1s
Cashicr-N0, sir. be has arranged with
the hoar-Walker % work lf aut
Merchant Work il uuft What pa.uriu-
ara lie Hlur-galaeT order
t4sl.er-he ordered sign fur each Ia-
plr.ueuf, Customers arc requested non l9
swear al Congress man Mckinley -A No.
f.r. urrlL
Ihe stamp Of q Gentlemen.
Father There IS gentleman 80 TIE par
-Cr l1r yuu
Daughter Who is be-
Father llul know, EGt De + gentle
man, flT Le offered me au imported Cigar.
ACl l.r. aH-
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Dsath Of d. BaraetI's Son.

A csblegTam was received yesterday
By DT. S. M. Burnett from his wife,
MIS- Frances II. Burnett, announcing
the death Of their oldest son, Lionel in
Paris About a year ago be was taken
seriously M with the grip" which
nnaily developed into consumption
Mrs. Burnett took him 10 Europe and
placed hin under the besl Of medical
treatment. lie visited The health re-
sorts Of Germany and Austria, but be
became gradually worse and died
yesterday ia Paris. Lionel was l5 years
Of age and Was very popular among his
friends in this city Dr. Burnett and
bis younger son, Vivian, are uOw al
their home on Massachusetts, avenue.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
I'M nErEgSE 0E i Glars H0g0R.
q Young ,tan ratai'y Stabbed by rw,
rnle-


rnle4
NEv NoBt. Dec s Peter Dempsey.
cousin Of Jack Dempsey, the prize
fighter while cndeovorine to save Mary
Allen, a pretty iG year old girl, from "a
criminal assaultby two Poles in Brook.
lyn last night was probably fatally
stabbed
The young woman was standing ju
The doorway Of her house when two
men seized her and were about t5 dne
her into The Jo ms Of one of them, when
her screams attracted Dempsey. who
was passing the house lie ran into
the hallway and battled with the tNo
men lH the struggle The girl ran into
Tie street, where her screams brought
two officers % the spot They went
into ihe hallway and found Dempsey
lying unconscious. be haviog received
three stab wounds from the men, ila
was taken tn bis home and The ph1
cIsns think he Is fatally burt Jba
men who did lhe s,abhing were shortly
aietwatd arrested
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
SILVER SLUMP
Many Mines wiu Have TO close Down
fu Colorado

tn Colorado.
NEW NoHS. Dec. S-A special to The
Herald from Denver Col, says the I'M
settled condition Of the silver market Is
causing serious trouble among Colorado
smoliers and those mines producing low
grade ores, and uless something IS.
speedily done by Congress hundreds of
low grade mines In the State will be
compelled 10 close down.
When the price of silver went up uu-
der lhe present silver bill The low grade
producers sent thousands Of tons Of ore
10 the smDllcrs, which was purchased
at The advanced price The smelters
are now loaded down With low grade ore,
which cannot profitably be treated at
the present price Of silver while these
producers cannot find market for
their ore. Hundreds OF mines In the
West are expecting to shut down
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
FaaeraI u -. bIImsr.

The funeral Of the late Mrs NJ "
@. Miller vii take place at her late resi-
deuce at II o'clock 10 morrow morning
The pail bearers viii be Senators George
L. Edmunds of Vermont. john sherman
Of Ohio Leland Stanford 0f California.
Eugene Hale Of Maine, III b. Allison Of
Iowa John q Morgan of Alabama. NJ.
g. Butler of South Carolina aud j. r.
HaBleY Of Connecticut, Major General
J0bp b Scbo6eld nj s IA and R+3r
Admiral Il Z Rodgers q s. y. Mrs
Lieutenant Glover. Mrs Millers only
child Is too III 70 attend the funeral
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Formerly knowles. on rbe line Jf che Metro
pultau Branch ID the B. q %. II. K
The Most Beautiful Place of Residence About
the City ~ Washington.

Formerly knowles. Uu rle line ut tle Metro.
puIllau Branch oi the H q %. h.
The Most Beautiful Piece of Residence About
the city ct Washington.
The lots at Kensingtou Park are being so.I
two ur more. hhyg Graded and mac ~ an
ized streets paved cutters board sidewalks,
trees a1 tgce-llZes pu every lot ana uae
resl1 ucts are evidences Of permaueuCy aud
sfatl-fy. Auu1E recent plrCl asers are b.
II. warner, who has taken eighteen lots anl
is EaW erecting $1,000 house, IS bilh VIII Dc
q enc addition 20 the many beautiful resi-
tenees there; hr- Dubois, the Wellkuowu
patent attorney has plrclasr4 lftetl luisi
EuEiHecr III D. LOCKER, tWo lots; g. q. CLARK
tHu luts, Dit IrEe-dell, seven IIts, B. j. GLE
bert q. j.. WulEe, 10. b. Mitchell. W. Is
Morgan and many u-h.rs. Ar. MsCumls, tha
well kuuWu aud popular druggist % this city,
Will sl, ltiy build o drugstore at The Park
Ile CgIir. n la5 been given ilr the erection
oi bfalLlful depot Ht The Park.
Parties buying at hrueiugtQu laVe positive
WII agCgUu u.I-l Wklu 1aml.lsd shan o. con
frIHuttd 90 tlr success Of keusil-Llu auI
bring q tl tl- lfJu- rauE ul AT suburban
places.
Tothe rgut-plyi1- pe0p'e e ana those having
leW dollars ll -I4te each month He would
-ly iu-t "a word. bou't .r- another week pass
oElr oar 9l7 WIZ QUO seeing huusiustou.
for O 5ate aLl COED iure -tmGut without der
lg l4- % see l4 at once, Gel tickets au1
30 u4t o. heuslps stpl- Lots at all prices from
$50 lp tJ 9luu. size 1f lots frQm $500 feet %
aat.ll 81 luare Irut Buy on tle ground door
Lolie statesmen Wl4 accompany parties %
Ken -.uEtau
- Hal IQr-atiql irgs-
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Raiding the Gamblers

The police made two raids on gamb-
ling establishments Saturday night.
About II o'clock Lieutenant Amiss,
Sergeant Shilling and Detective Block
entered the rooms over Ryan's Inn on
Twelfth street, between the Avenue
and Z street, and arrested j. N. Nash
for setting up and maintaining a
gambling table. Eleven dollars In
money snd gambling paTaphernalia
weTt 4 und by the officers.
Az hftren minutes after / O'Clock
seTgeauts Faiyey aud Burns aud a
81 uad Of officers broke up a crap game
q az vas In progress al No. "a q street,
and placed Z. r. Liyers under arrest
and detained several players al the Sixth
Precinct as witnesses. In the Police
Court 20 day LiyeTs pleaded guilty 10
maintaining a gambling place aud was
fired $50.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
THE SERYlA IN A GALE.
The Cuuatd Liner'a voyage 10 EnrIsnd
Temppatuous one

The Cuuatd Liner'a Voyage 20 Engttnd
Tenpestuous one
QUEENsTowN. Dec. S,-The Servia
arrived yesterday at 4.3O in the after.
noon from New York During her voy-
age she experienced terrible weather
which eliminated in fearful southwest
gale. On Sunday she shipped a tidal
wave which smashed one Of the life.
boats amidship on the starboard sides
TO atoms, and broke In twain the davits.
which were two heavy iron bars. Six
Of the crew were knocked down and
swept along the deck, receiving such
injuries as TO neCessitate the removal OF
three Of them to the hospital One of
them had an arm broken, while a second
suffered internal abdominal injuries
ON Tuesday TIE Strvia made only 269
miles
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
HraLaIIl - II. ~.

on Saturday night John Haukins
coloIed aIier dling up on cheap
Boundary liquor went p bis home 10
l1e county ana picked a qllrFel Wlth
his Wlfe. Grace HEukins. AtAer exc
hauEling BIS strength in brlia4 heauug
tbs woman Haukius took n lr tr1m
q shelf 10 NE Qom aud slishM her in
several places Judge Miller - day
sent him % jail f1r iX m9uths ~ tEe
assault upon bis wife AMI iupNel .
inc ol $40 f1T lis0rderLy cjaIle4
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
JuaiIes aud lIsrcy.

Have you fallen from grace sgaing
said Judge Miller 10 day % William
Moore, who stood iH the dock al rhe
Police Court charged with being drunk
and disorlerly
You have kept away from This court
far SIX months, and 4 am sorry 20 see
ygu here again, he continued
But your Honor. ibis rs the tirsI time
for a long while, and if you Eill take
ny personal bond 70 viii be many
months before yOu see me here again,
said tll prisoner - Tie bond was
taken.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
suleide a. monte r.rIo


A gentleman just back from Monte
Carlo saF tlly have q ue4t way OF deal
ing wllh suicides Do .h4t famous gam
bling bell A Well dressed handsome
uau last a p.ay ole night lld remarked
that Le Wss ruined Ht waI kel into
The last OF tle series ui gambling rooms
and shot pifo. l.II into his brain. AS
quick - al8sl al at.ruI4ll threw open
a window ilar reached tl ihe ground,
alI tHl servants carried The man
through he UiaaHH and l8iI him Ju
The aIass aillau- a Iul. 0f bills was
showed into bis N-i-re1al pocket aud
next day lae officials declared that the
man bad committed suicide iu Tue plrG
and tlar as le bad plenty 1f money 1u
lis person tle reason t-r bis az. Tas
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

an hour OR two this afternoon, with
your feet In that sn0w2 That viii give
YOU precisely the character and quantity
90 fun that you usually get from @
sleigh ride
Tuf .Ero WISHES 20 enroll itself 1a
tIcHz 90 those who recommend Nsi1r
Nu-Es T.. UNSnY Tor th.vaclat Consul
CugrIshipa, Cairo. tfHANpy wants
The r's. he ought TO haveu. Weldon
know What DE could find to dos Cairo.
rodouh. Doe knows. aud whatever
60 may be- we are quite sure he win 1o
10 with tact and kll end with THAT
guaiat and kindly humor og which ho
is p. smiusuIv maaer We shall Dc
soIrt 90 lose HANDY for 100 succe sou of
Mr. lfuus1N be he Democrat 80 ia.
publican. uud ever ircam nr wnar.
scdiua So ornamental ord creliu5s
representative abroad hut we eu.lIr.
age our-pIE., with ,.r reflection t.l.
after vb'I. I. may et ''r.d
of the Ptoicu',- uf break away s. lis
.vn accord Fa BOD. Gtr II,snt. k.s
DIVER. at ANY cost 20 ourselves. $40 sc
give Mm tGis irlarsemo1G ul,baGta1y
reservation vhaisaeyer We feel that.
vc #n doing q friendly turn by Evp.
a',o when we open our arms n Iet
HNNnY go. Those forty centuries have
le,n looking down from The pyramiIs
ou mighty dun prospect sil these
ytar. % is high time hey were re-.
laId vi,h tbc u.can.r of something
ohtDfuI and i#-u.ru'r-
TuE IDIOT WHO WELLS Fire. at in
rpp.'un. m mns. thus erlange.tlg
tbe lives gtfh.uattds Of people. r1t in
his hr vus eu le Nouh Gtunln
LLOYD stc4ooI S ,p du,inu storm At
sea last Mpndty just what should be
done With such persons is difficult On
determine. bu' 'l,r. should be some
punishment for them.
CNGor rm Sioux chiefs bas a very
good 1baibssivug Day name. BIO
TrrEtY
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
70 Rsllegs sanefioe

HOME, KAN Dec. s.-rhe repre-
seutatlves Of the people Of this lSherl-
dam county met here yesterday aud
formed an association 10 relieve suffer
ing among the farmers who we're left
destitute by the failure of their crops.
Two Methodist preachers were ap-
pointed a committee % solicit fuuds
The suffering from want of food aud
cioihing Is Dot widespread but several
families are 10 great need
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
ne Cbsrea Frse From Delt.

The Virginia Avenue .c1l9reiI BIp-
tisl Church. which looked at one dms
as If Il Would have 20 ne sold AZ auction
10 defray the debt upon 10. has been
saved This vas the reason thai the
members of the church held jubilee
thanksgiving services an last week.
The entire debt has not been paid uu,
but Fl Will be-
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
nnttsrworth,. 90 po.Itlnn

CHICAGO, Dec. SIT is pretty well
settled that Secretary Benjamin Butter
worth will be chief of the Bureau Of
Promotion Of the Columbian ExpOsi-
tion. His salary will be the same as st
present, but his field of work will be
greatly enlarged.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
- srnntnrln plrenn.nnI,

Chorus OF Hin men. "Groyer Cleveland
De- our man for the senate"
Chorus OF Cleveland men: "Dlyid B, tHl
eughi 90 take the Seuatorship."
Duet hy uill aud Cleveland. "N0t Tor
Ju,n followed hy "NiH Sec Iuu Later
popular hl!iaI.I
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
side Johnny somstimss.

EW M aHeI iClH stafa1Hfr.
Mrs Biilsdo0 Glass Is very popular
Just BOW, Mrs Bullion
johnny Bullion .uusllililelI Guess
Il musi BE- MommaF uas saying this
morning that your husband Was buying
Out q store d 20 cents q glass.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
nasIaa.a naIIlIass Harnal

FL. MAENE, INu., Dec. Sire la-t
uight Al Montpelier md destroyed sis
business buildings m lhs cenire 1l Oh
town. Loss So 000 TIE ire Wts eE-
tiuguished a 8 D clock this 10 4rl.lr
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Hul WoIk FsllIuE Ar1IlralI0n

HosIoN Dee s.-TLe Slate aud Metal
R0CferE Union have decided % order
all lbs members % return % work pend
ing q settlement by the State B0arI 0f
Arbitration Of the difficulty between the
men and The contractors. The men
struck on October l2 fJr au Increase Of
wages, Whi-h tle contractors declined
iQ give.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
- L...a.. Il .naELl..I.

THE CHIIIC s Ten lessons iu short
hand Wil dl you 10 Wr.te lbe E1ris 1f
the fastest speaker
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
A WINDY WUEER ms UI5T B1

II Christmas lay on THURSDAY he
s windy inter - -la- sees
Windy weather IH each week
and bard tauaest7 strong uI llI.F.
lls summer saaII ~ good uI IlIs
Corn a4I BEASTS shall l4luulE,
IEal aaE good llr land ~ t.-l-
Kings al4 princes shall Ilr ly shlI
lta ala born laA- laJ shan le
--4-. happen right Wal iQr Le-
~ deeds he shan te good and stable
a5e ~ speech and reasonable
81 laaa flal IaF goes --.eUu- about
H4 slall 81 punished al-lllt doubt
Ana = s.cauaas Chat daF 1elde
II 5Eal a--lklF from -lzl glide,
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
NEGROES SUPPLANT TBs STRIKERS.

~ L. Feared vroubie wiu Follow ,t
the Coal nItur-.
BWNiNouAM ALA. Dec SIT Is
rcnort that d number OF negro miocrs
will be put 90 work at a number Of the
coal mines TO day and trouble with the
strikers Is feared. Several squads OF
deputy sberlfIs left last night for the
various mines In the county where ue
rroes are 90 take the place Of the strik
ers The officers have been asked for
tp prty1nt riots.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

hpJs keeiaH ana atgrm u.slafs, aI. 5lzas
alI pHcla, ~ tle Americas 9uldtlaIs. q.
RQlIs01 & Coz 900 Fa, ave. d. 81.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

caunot think Of publishing anonymous
GOA muuicatioIs Of personal nature
A CuEREsPOSu -NT writes 10 the eli,
t,raf The Critic as follows.
Who is &c thai writes 50 much about
DE EsUr men Eho are forced to work
f.T s'N seven and giEhtd0Ilars per week.
ls Doe employer that gl0rtgs iu CroW-
iiE over those whom he comp-ls %
work tr such W4gess If sO, let him
I. Fiew his early manhood Perhaps bY
thr time De reached The age of 81 he hIi
made millions 0f dollars What was
his fIsi salary. No doubt much larger
Than ours then iet him raise ours in pro-
portion OSE or IHEM
Certainly our correspondent has seen
nothing 70 TEE CRTIC which disDlr-
eyes those who labor az small wages for
ileir livelihood We have an abuui
auue Of contempt for tie dr0nes ana the
incapables Of The earth, but only sym
palhy aud respect and ldmiral1u for an
Nho % lhei duty Eiih patience ana
courage. Perhaps tle writer of tle
above U0Ie makes reference % some 81
Ile fugitive wirticisms that ay about ia
he newspapers % the day aud duj their
way into The BEST regulated sheets as
flLers OF padding % Justify column.
IL tlat is ir We adiue him not 10 take
the matter seriously The authors 1f
those witie'sus 90 u1t sci. them for
great sums Wherevi.L t1 WaI1E iu 1ri-
entail 0plieucs.
NE. A p SSIuEE lcesu % want 10 1IF
dog lui De Is willing % invest sl9.-
l.4l90 iu fLe Cherokee Srig. I-s'das
at tfElH acr=s
"A VERY SNAIL -EoW =I1E1 ser il lost
night aul IBIS morning there was
tLu covering 90 tLe ground Here ana
there one saw lle s8illy gliding sleigh
and Leal Ls uluy uuduu4lIl-ll 81
ne beI.s Tie snow didu Las, long 10
he streets however III was soon
ground into lltF Iusl auI traupll
ana u0dleu 1at 0f on resemblance t1
zHCw Those who iu tle morning
cherished expectations gf a sleigh dle
uusl have sadly alauL-lCl them al.
Ho0n. Aud Yel WY u0l enjoy ST lle
sensations 0f d sleighrile. anyhow
Ihere is SID some snow 10 he back
gsIl Hhy nor sit lu Ihe kitchen s'sFz
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

THE CHTIC RISES 10 remark thai it
cannot think Of publishing anonymous
cUa muuicati1ls Of a personal nature
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

ME A p eSIuEE lcesu' want 10 9Iy
dog lui De- Is willing % invest sl9.-
l.4l90 iu fLe Cherokee Srig. I-s'das
at f.ElH. .O0# acres
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

CNEor ruE siwx chiefs bas O. very
good kssivug Day name. Bio
TrrEfY
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

The ergageu out OF Miss Maria Powell
niDce of the late Admiral Powell, is au
ncuured, aud the wedding will take plac,
this winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
ROMANCE AMI RILIGIoN
The last Of she Miami lndiAns fatnng
Away Ancient Haelts

KoKoNo, Ind 3an 80 rhc Bapiisis
are having quite d revival among thC
remnant of tbe Mann trbe az Indians.
living ton mIies above Peru. lhe STORY
of nov thst denomination secured %
foolhold among the Mams r. a Ver1
singular oue. A lUlo gIl. w boss nanl,
Was Molly N.oeum, Nas stolen pA ai.
Indians from "a settlement p fcuuN
wanna at the close oi the last century.
she grow up o. Womanhood among
them, marrA Tag one ui tho war
fors. and raising large fam IN
of hait-hreods Molly and her hu-.
hand lived con- the banks of the Miss
way Tor probably more than tArN
years. But her relatives never gave uu
searching for heT, and at iast her
brother, Then an old man. found aud
recovered her ilc was q Baptist
preacher, ana conceived the ldea a.
educating and ChrstlauEug bls lndiau
relatives. lie moved a. the Indian
nation and spent the remainder of his
life among them. The result r thatthc
remnant Of the Miami tribe lss wealthy.
educated and thustanized pe0ple.
They kept the very finest land % ths
state, aud have already educated some
ot their young people far ln advance
Of their white ne.ghbors let. uu-
fortunately, they are decreasing Dob mum
bers, and the time IS not far distant
when the tribe vii be extinct
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

VIM. Jefnes, a hack driver, pleaded
guilty IN the police court yesterday and
was fined s. for allowing the carnage
lamps 20 bo out early on the morning
of the 10th. The fact that lead 90 his
arrest was that on the morning named
DE was driving a travelling man about
Who was sporting while ln town.
The travelling man was little too
"how -conle-vOu 80, and when taC
carriage stopped be found he had been
relieved Of g. Having business Of im-
pOrtancc. however. - call him else
where, he was compelled 20 abandon the
prosecution and leave thc city. This
is Jctiries second Olensc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

moderate +'course" and gave tht dr.Itf
ceIls il addition to ths lEloe. 4 AHs
not much acquainted VIII Iht fnHNa
.stls. cut am persuaded tlat
Pc h&a large stock QI taCn.
Ger Wlen Da1 NAK I'D fae lutt-
4 heard nAn >t.l at fhe eUrt dl>.olr-
sIng in ifrse aDa vigorous lous ~.
fftucl. I GaFt a.e neat catiss la c.tlt,
aud rece tea ltaflF thanks. lu IIl.
interest ot clt aaa morality e ls uat
best g. tempt aaa a. hresk ouc ti iHe
commandment ior a difference So E
cents. catut see WHY assoUiatIeu-
with - noo.y an aulma. as tnt herse
should dcfase ma0, nlt c4ungn AG.
tough fellows lae world over. tfraa1
kap.ds cabmen excepted
j. D. ANnEfN~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
PURELY Personal.

G. c. Barbour spent Sunday 20 Kala-
mazo0.
George +. owen IS again lll and coz
fined 20 bis home.
Miss May Fox has loft for her homo
near Kalamazoo.
j. q. hampton and J. NJ. Wilcox spent
sunday in Detroit.
Mrs. Maggie Lchmann is recovering
from "a long illness.
Gen. II. Z. Hastings IS confined tothe
house With Ia grippe.
l.. Barron, az 22o Scr.bner-st., 10
very iil with ia grippe.
Miss Daisy Carpenter has gone o. Oh
cago to spend few weeks.
Miss Perkins is the guest OF Mss
Hazcltine, at the Livingston.
Hon. y. A. Fletcher returns tomor-
row from a business trip 20 Duluth.
Mr.. and Mr. Harry Brown VIII 60 70
New York in February 20 spend few
weeks.
Fred A. Alsdorf. Of Lansing, High
Priest of Chapter No. "a Z. A. NJ, - "a
tho city.
Judge Russell of Hart. and A. p.
Mcknnon, of shelby, were the city
ycrtcTday.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mitchell Pcrrc
arrived yesterday morning, tie guests
Of The Livingston.
Amos Huhorn. Philadelphia John
~ HIbarn hladc.pna prominent fff-
ufurc mon. arc 81 tno Morton
Nr. and Nr- Wm O3cn Urrhart
q.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
Denires OF II

In reference 90 the item appearing %
Saturdays TrIIeRAM-HERsip concern.
ing the prize fight at the Boulevard
giving me the credit of being tho time.
keeper al the same, ] would say that
II there was such an event, ] knCe
nothing of d.. was not within two mI -
of the Boulevard duung that night
and don't know positively now d..
such an event took place.
tHA~. O.. GonrROY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

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