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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-28


New York, March 25--Arrived, schrs Annie 7
Bailey. Paris. Fernandina Is bound to Perth
Ambov; Helen l. Martin Fountain, Darien. Ca
Clara l. Bergen, Burroughs. savannah.
Cleared. schrs Rifle Der1y. Naylorr Fernan-
dina; Hesn Montague COOkson, 30.
Antwerp, March s3-Arriyed, bark Zippora
(Norl. Clscn. Pensacola.
Buenos Ayrcs. March iS-ArriTed, bark
Frigga tNor) T0stensen, Pensacola.
C1ruHn0, ilareh 2O-Arrlyed' barSs Con'e
Arturo l. (iusJ. DGb.noyca, Savannah; Jupiter
(Noi1. Tomasgsn, DO.
q zzo sDadero, March p Pasged. bark Leda
(Aus) Du1isiea. Savannah for Venice
Dablin. March 2g-Arriyed, ship Leopold Won
yaugerow q, ~. Strodhon Pensacola.
Hafbarg March q Arrived. bark Agnes
Ger, iirdc5, Strannah.
MA lsFi. Knott. Port Royal, q.
santos. Feb iT-Stliai, A hunch iaoD,
BePnt. Savannah.
Bhlelds. March 2i-Arriyed. BARK Defonsor
f1sorl Olsen, Pensacola
1aTfa aarch % Passed. barlss Dante fAu0.
Csstll ch. Pensacola for fislsaaul4.ei slt b,
la1hrFina on, MA. 64fannsH Tor i.el9t.
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MARlArs By rGLAaHAPA.
riSAScIAL.

ETNANLIAL-
Nyw YORK, March q, noon.-Stocks dull but
staadv. Money easy AT 3Di per ceak TX
change -iong, s. 33l4Gti6i; short, 81 8GAfB
49, Government bonds neglected. State
bonds duh but steady .,
pria - 2l94 Richm 9 * IS. ~.
Tasesso e ..iOr9 W Ssrl Unon... si1x
Mort. 4 ". pref 5e4 ..-.
.,, arm nj a sfi1ltf 50 Money easy a. 900
b ar cent. sabiraaanry balances -coln, si1s
J1i - d. .,iirrsnrr 3 et10H Government bonas
aan hdt statdY - firei; four per GEMS issle
four a31 nRk pe. cent coupons 'Y'sn @''sN
l38fs neglected. s a..
Tie ll9sk msrket iaefoi from those . iha
,,ssi ~ egse 10y IA lss ut'r isea Of feature
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while fluctuations. which have bsen 50 narrow,
were cOniiced TO even G smaller range than
usual. There were few stocks in which the
range OF prices was Over Il per cent while
most of the list were traded IN within a range
OF 4 per cent. The only movement OF import
Reading, accompanied by a corresponding in
crease in its inactivity. Buying was entirely
by brokers identified with the Philadelphia
pool, but no explanation was given for the
movement, and the advantage obtained was
not retained. There was some buying Of Mis-
souri, Pacific early in the day upon ruInOrs that
the dividend would be increased, aud a script
dividend of III per cent. was talsed Of, but
upon the declaration of the usual l per cent,
disappointed spectators sold out again, and
the stock re, ired. Even Specialtles, which have
furnished all the important movements of late
were stagnant. the only one of note being in
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago, which
opened at IS against IL last evening, but again
closed at Al tonight. Flint and Pere Marquette
stocks were weak in the forenoon. but recovered
the loss late in the day; while Chicago and East
Illinois stocks sold materially higher than their
last recorded sales. The market opened with a
strong tone, and slight gains were made in the
early dealings, but later the apathy of opera
tors told on prices, and slow saggiug took place
of the firm tone displayed during the past few
days Late in the day the influence of APP
preaching April settlements was felt. and
money worked little closer rates on call
going as nigh as 5 per cent, which induced lit
tie selling for export account by local scalpers.
and in the last hour a more decidedly heavy
tone was developed. The close, however was
dull ana steady at Insignificant changes for the
day. In no case was there a marked difference
between last nights prices and this evenings.
though declines are more numerous The
sales of listed stocks were 1851 shares AMI
unlisted Il, 90 shares. The following were the
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THIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT HAS
Lithographing and Engraving Department

which is complete within largest
the Kind IN the South thoroughly equipped, having
the art Of artists and the most skfu lthOg
raphers, all under the management OF an experienced
Guperlntendent
and binding house, provided with
thing necessary 70 handle orders promptly carefully and
economically.
Corporations manufacturers, banks bankers, mer
chants and other business who about placing
orders solicited give this house opportunity 70
their When orders OF sufficient
ntuoe warrant H. special agent Will DO make
eSunateG
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NOTICE. ID MARINERS.

A branch of the United States photographic
office has been established in the Custom Houss
at Savannah. Notice to mariners. pilot charts
and all nautical Information will be furnshe 1
masters Of vessels free OF charge. Captains are
requested to call at tho Office.
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN,
In charge Hydographc Stati On.
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Cornwell e. Chapman handle the Thomas,
Roberts, Stevenson, Gauze Door Ranges
and Stoves, and the Broadway, Fortune,
and Times ADJ.
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EYPnRTS

Per steamship ALE yhany, for Baltimore-45t
bales cotton. 1870 bbls spirits turpentine, 1,41i
Hbls rosiu, $500 feet lumber 30i boxes oranges
and vegetables, II rolls leather, 379 pkgs mdse,
80 bales dOmestics. q bales hides
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He Felt Badly.

Hoffman House-"Hallo, Windsor what's
upa You look down in the mouth, old
man."
Windsor--"You'd feel like boiled owl,
too, if you had this informal dyspepsia"
Hoffman House-"Why don't you dc
something for itg'
Windsor-"Do something! | have taken
every discoverable thing except my life, but
they're no good"
Hoffman House-"Go to any druggists
and get a bottle Of p p. =. (Prickly Ash.
Poke Root and Potassium and if that don't
knock your dyspepsia higher than kits
I'm sailor"
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New store and new goods. Go TO 18th,
Famous and buy your Clothing and you
will save money. 148 Broughton street.
n du
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PASSENGERS.

Per craftsmanship Chattahoochee. from New York
Master d Cassidy, A Halves, q Limdmeyer,
Rev r T Roche, L Avery, Mrs Ward, and
steerage.
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FRIpAY. AIlrch %, l!
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett, New York
C q Anderson.
Steamship City of Savannah, Googins, Boston
&C Anderson.
Schr Norman, Henderson. Baltimore. with
coal to ID r Thomas and d Murphy vessel to
Master.
st Gamer Bellevue Baldwin. Beaufort, Por I
Royal and Bluffton-J G Medlock, Agt
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Handsome Gents Furnishings at reason
able prices at "1he Famous" las Brough
ton street-4dU.
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Cornwell q Chipmsn have the famous
Boyntol Furnace, Heater, Gnd Ranges,
Danube aud Newport. fdr.
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PouLrRy-Market firm; demand fully sup
piled.
FaGs-Market unsettled, stock ample and
moderate demand.
PEAxurs-Full stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SUsAR-Georgia AMI Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
SWEET PorAToz Is Market steady; ample sup
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You must 20 and look at "Tle Fdmouso
new store. tho neatest Clothing Store in
Savannah. at l4S Broughton street, one
door from corner Whitaker.-AdU.
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ARRIVED ATTYBEE YESTERDAY.

Bark Virgo (Nor) Nicholson, Buenos Ayres, in
bailast--Paterson, Downing & Co.
Bark Norden (Nor), Jensen, Santos, IN ballast
Chr G Dahl & Co.
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II yoI want 70 see really handsome, first
class Clothing. 60 10 "The Famous. -
Prices here are surprisingly low; all wool,
neat cbeviot suit as low as ~. l4s Brough-
ton.-Adc
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agent Tor Edward Miller bat, the best
lat made. Co 70 "1hs Famoas' a0d treat
Y0rsef 10 n good has rs broughtog
iFat -tfs
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ing tut res ran red as lIIow3:
Open NJ. u,gues- Closing.

scarce and nominal; No. rcd sO0slc. Corn
scarce and higher; No. mixed 33l4c. Oats
steady; No 2mixed CSC. Provisions. Pork firm
at $40 62,f. Lard firmer at Sc 006 05. Bulk
meats firm and unchanged Bacon firm and
unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 OF. Hogs
strong; common and light SO 65QG4 20, pack
ing aud butchers 80 75Q4 IS.
Sr. LOUIS, March 27.-Flour quiet ana dull.
WheaG--AfUer considerable huctuation May
closed 1ec higher than yesterday and July
steady; No. . red cash 7Sc; options-NIay deliv-
cry 1736c bid, June delivery 77I6c nominal, July
delivery 7515G915Ac. Corn firmer; No mixed,
cash 25I4c; options-April delivery closed at
253sc bid, May delivery 26asG12j1ac bid Oats
easy; No. cash 81 &c bid; options-May deliv-
cry at 22a2sI6c bid at the close. Whisky $l0a.
Provisions market very dull for both spot and
lots to arrive, and no important transactions
were reported.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Cofee market
unchanged; Rio cargoes, ordinary to good 1884
0l20c. Sugar. Louisiana open kettle. prime to
strictly prime $500 3-l6c; centrifugals easier.
prime to choice yellow clarified 5sA05Ac of
do. D 16c, seconds 414M51Bc. MolaSSeS closed
unchanged; Louisiana open kettle. fernenting
5000; centrifugals, choice 29c good prime
230D25c. Syrup 25c.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-Flour inactive, un-
changed; Howard street and Western superiine
81 0002 so: extra s. 1903 80; family So $50
30; city mills, Rio brands, extra 81 20G04 40.
Wheat-Southern quiet and firm; Fultz 500
Soc; Longbefry SlQaS c; Western steady; No Z
winter red, on spot and March and April de
livery S340oS3&4c Corn-Southern firm; white
36031c; yellow 35@37c; Western firmer.
NAVAL STORES
NEW York. March q. noou.-Spirits turpentine
dull and easy at 411a0413zc Rosn quiet and
firm at 81 1901 221s.
SOD p. IN --Rosn steady for common to good
strained. Spirits turpentine dull offered at Ale.
CHARLESTON, March 27.---Spirits turpentine
quiet at 3S&c. Rosin firm; good strained at
81 10.
WILMINGTON, March 27-Spirits turpentine
dull at 3Sc. Resin firm; strained 81 TO- good
strained 81 IS. Tar steady at 81 20. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 90
virgin 81 90
RICE
New 70 TX, March 27.--Rice steady and quiet.
New ORLEANS. March 21.--aics Unchanged;
ordinary to good 216 D 1Sc.
PETROLEUM.
NEw YoeK. March q. Petroleum opened
strong at Si34 and moved up to S5is in earl
trading Tine market then fell off, but rallied
again and closed firm at $685..
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Steamship Allcghany, Parker Baltinors-W
Z Guerard. Agt.
Schr Ellwood Burton. Hltchins, baltimore
j Hunting &; Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHASAJ-rIlS DAY
Sun Rises 5:J3
SUE BETS ..-..".-...... ...-. .........-..-.O:U1
HIGH WATER AT SAvASNAH ..... los A N l:4t NJ
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESrERI

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, CJhen's Bluff and
way lanJings--W 7 Gibson, Manager.
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ARRIVED UP FRoN oU lRANrINE YEsTER-


Bark Triumpho portj Evangeliste, TO load
for Oporto-Chas Green's Son AZ Co.
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CLEARTD YESTERDAY

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Scar Mary Sanford. Byrne. Georgetown. d G,
in ballast-Stillwe!l. Men & co.
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pentiue was very quiet and barely steady at
unchanged prces There was a light demand.
The sales for the day were $50 casGs, at $50 fo-
regulars. Al the Board .; Trade on the open
for regulars. At the second cal! 1t closed steady
at $50 for regulars. Rpsin.-Tha market
continues quiet but ri!in4r There was a steady
demand with bat small offerings The
sales during the day were about 200 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the first call the mar
i,et reported firm, with sales Of 1856 barrels.
ac the following Quotations; A, B. G, D and L,
n g 30, \ S!55 window glass; So 90 water
white So 05. At the last call it closed un-
changed,
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Steamship Allegheny, Baltimore.
Schr Ellwood Burton. Baltimore.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARK srS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAyAN,sAH, GA. March q, p Z.

CANAN-sAais NA- h1ECA 80 = + :.
C1rroN-The market was comparatively
,ulet. There was, however, larger volume
NJ dsalings than on the previous day. and z fair
i,sincss was had. considering the small Offering
sock and the firmness shown by some holders.
the total sales for tie day were ass bales. On
'01ange at the opening call, At 10 a. m, the
market was reported duh and unchanged,
nth sales of 800 bales. At the second call,
q IN m. it was dull, the sales being 1l6 bales.
A. The third and last cali, at p. m. it
Gosed dull aud unchanged. with further
s,le, of 80 bales. The following are the
oaicial closing spot quotations of the Cotton
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
POLICE AND COURT.

1ae morning sessions 81 faace c.'Aft
exhausted al ils business q tae aay.
Tlse eeust openca in tbe &fiereoqa lke
Nason.e loaee. and eiesed IA. la
soalc loaes s'in dae fern. oel -asle
NAs ~ business aope.
III the morn0ss 9oan bfaRdt VA
sent T. lAll far y days leg drunkenness,
A0d Joseph NeNaliy, for tse sasps
ofiense. NH ie sentenced ths logl.
When =. L. Falie- gol orauk anc in-
suited 3 LADY ia the p0ub.o siEs,als. the
probability vas that ht Wouia have 70
pay dearly fer ais rouoy.Sm. Ngi lie
matter has been patched ul.ana Fuller
gets oat of court a. eheApls A. he "a
Ia. Ca payment of ths accrued oosss.
amounting - about sl-bo. Fuller VAS
discharged. Ia the ease 0f drunkenness
on suspended sentence, and IN the dis
orderly conduct on nolle pros.
Lake many misch.evous hove, A.
Olterbue sal near his home and threw
stones al passers ~. lie says he dldnt
% <, and vii he tried for 0is0i1erly
conduct iolay.
George EouseT i accused OF disorder
~ oond 0ei, and he Mi be uled tie
18th.
stephen tsiuga has had John Sioma
arrested on q charge 81 assault aud bst-
terry. He SAYS that in a lltue misunder-
standing between them. Sloala hlt ban
over the head With had-posl- Ihe
merits % the east viii be tred IodaY
Aionz0 Tbbets VII be in po.ioe courg
- soon ~ found, charged WITH rel using
10 support his family, CONSISTING ol wife
and two children. These fellows vii
learn by-snd-by that they are among
the worst oi criminals, and that the AN
80 regards them.
Al II O'Clock last night Joe Norm
wac taken 10 the lookup in drunken
/ cond ton.
Prank Cornell is under arrest on sus-
picion Of being the man Who stole a
quantity of tools. The circumstances
are that he had a misuudcrstandlu
with the contractor about pay, and li :
thought be may have taken the tools 10
get even.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

q keeasay las $50 c9t bis
49, 80 c,,-s feass e-4e.-l2Sry ,1
- :. -, itaze - = regular PAYS
.sr 40 sisees Ais nsia< >app<sss~1
- 80 orsSent. IDs sac : 11A1es 40
-. - s'..sssss .o1 o. ghtooeI % Aot
t....., - : Stxert.s-Eg acetoT - Nlll psr-
- t.se tae apparatus tof tae ttsAs-
r.,esst - ia regular patients exei3slse-
h. Ser tas bsDeft q iDsA. dc tie iFee
tresfasent ual be continued - pr
Kenaedy - iong as be holds posses-
Ssaa GA "Wednesday FROM J - g. H8..
49, = limited number ol tickets, enfl-
tl.nz he holder - an examination aud
81 kieetro-zone treatments, 10 oe Izken
t..sfors Oct. 10. Vii be Tor = each. The
prce has been SIS. aud i viii
agt b lees after SStobeT 10. Oaly =
limited nambea of tickets Vii b. sold
sts5. because only = limited number
ean. be treated each day IN addition 10
tnOss noN under treatment. Tie price
viii be iast nve dollars. and TIE time
expires on October 10. Therefore,
those Who buy tickets AT once Viii get
tae full benefit Of the reduction in
pr.ce. Now Is your opportunity 10 get
cured OF CatArrh, Deafness, Bronchiils,
Asthma. Consumption, Heart Disease,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and al pans, aches; weakness or dis
ability OF any name or nature. Rooms
9, 10 and II, the ''Hermltage."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
THE CLAN GATHERING.
Delegates to the Democratic Convention
Arriving.


The skirmish line OF the Democratic
host began struggling into the city yes
terday noon, and last evening the ro-
tunda of the Morton was flied with
groups of politicians. There was much
whispering IN dark corners, and feel
ing of impending disaster seemed 10
prevail. 1he delegation from Char
lotte was on the ground early, prepaf-
ing the way for their pet candidate for
pubernatoral hOnors-frank A. Dean.
Arthur Meigs walked up and down
with Il confident smile under his tawny
mustache, and his ewes sparkled as Il
he saw, with prophetic vision. the State
Treasury already within hls reach.
Hon. /. NJ. Weston was whispering
words cf cheer IN the ears OF the du-
bious.
Every train added to the number Of
arrivals, and there seemed 10 be 10 set
tied conviction III the minds OF the dele
gates except that Wlnsns was sure Of
the place at the head OF the state
ticket.
The following congressional dclega-
tions have been provided with quarters
for caucus purposes by the local COM
mIttee as follows:
First District-Sweet's Hotel reading
room.
second District-Eagle Hotel read
ing room.
Third District-swcet's Hotel, par.
Tor A.
Fourth Disirict--IIartmsn's Han
north gallery.
Fifth District-Hartmsn' Hall, main
floor.
sixth District-Hartman's Hall, main
floor.
Seventh District-Morton House, or
dinary.
Eighth District Morton House, ro-
tunds.
Ninth District-Sweet's Hotel. par.
lor 3.
Tenth Disirict-Hartmsn's Hall
south gallery.
Eleventh Distnct-Iorton House
parioT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
OTTAWA POLITICS
a f.ts.aai .ent saa Araeet ksPaslie@s 81
taNt 0eanss kia< = n sI& a. Sss.


Hon. ). =. 4. Gaodr.eh, 81 CsopeFs-
vile, who has ss1y rspresented tie
second asssr.el II ottawa co9asy la
the Stste Legislature for INC terms.
VAS ia the eits yesterday. The AKAt-
eEkN-u EEA1.p met him and szsd
"a see. SIR. tslodrie1. sea afe not a
candidate tor fart1eg legislative hon-
Ols
Ne, sAid be. Il really can not
afford any more Of that luxury
Are tne Patrons ~ Industry likely
% eat much of ; figure "a Ottawa
county elections thls YEAR
y es, bal l0sg how much i hard L.
tel. for they are an unknown QoSiiflIs
Their meetings are secret yoa kAoNs
and they 90 uol proclaim then aollags
upon tic house tops.
@Whl they affect anything beyond
the county Iekeas'
sTheywlIl work hArd 10 N riuenoe the
election OF representatives, IA the Leg sis'-
ture bat MI ~ no higher than thAtc-lot
IN NV district, the second. TIE Patrons
nominated Henry ID. MestheTMa1,
Republican. ioT Representative. The
/ Republicans, instead OF endorsing Ali4as
Nominated Robert Award. Then
Meatherwax withdrew and tie Patrons
nominated George i. Richardson.
The same gentleman who Was a
member ~ lSs5y
"Ihe same man. just 81 Tins point
/ the Democrats took \ hand IA and en-
| dorsed Richardson"
"Mill Award be able 10 hold has own
against such 4 cOmDlnal1Onr inquired
| the scribe.
I've hope SO. He Is bright, active
man, farmer and Patron himself.
| lie Will, doubtless, divide the Patron
vote. lie Is especially well informed
on the tarh question and has haQ
many a discussion with richardson,
downing him every time, until Richard
/ non refused 10 discuss with hlm any
more. Award viii make Us magnin-
cent Representative, II elected. anu Viii
do the Patrons as much good as any
man IN their order
"Are you familiar with the political
status OF the First distrcr
/ "In that district the Patrons ncmlna-
| ted Oyens-W. T., think, are bis lni-
tials. The Republicans, you know, re-
| nominated Speaker Dlekema. The
! Democrats nominated Rev. Mr.. Clark. =
"A Democratic preacher
"Even so--a close communion Bap-
tist preacher, Democrat and a @. A
K. man-queer combination, isn't itY'
| The reporter intimated as much and
| Mr.. Goodrich continued: "Nell,
| politics do show up some monstroslues,
| especially IN Ottawa county. Ovens
has withdrawn, and influences are at
work 10 have the Patrons endorse
! Clark, for it's anything 10 beat the
| Republicans as a Democrat SAID 10
me the other day. With the Demo
cratic vote and picklngs from the Pat
rons and the @. A. r., they expect to
give Dick a shaking up"
"How is the nomination OF Natkin'
liked n OttawaY'
Very well; he Will make good run
with US. lie is popular here, Ism
he?'
That's his best hold. He'll stir up 8
whirlwind here, and a cyclone n
every other county IN the district"
"Not SO fast, young man." interrupt
ed the Ottawa nau; eve il STIR up tha
| cyclone for him in Ottawa ourselves
he's our man, too"
Here the two separated, Mr.. Good
rich to wait upon the little lady who
has the first and last call upOn ms at
tentlons, and the TELEGRAM HERALI
man to beat up another item.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
QUICKEST ON RECORD.
Judge Barlingams Grinds out a Divorce
in Short Order.

A divorce. which IN al respects
equals the marriage oi Dsvy Crockct
for lightning ike rapidity. and which
knocks rapid transit galley edgewsyf,
was granted ~ Judge Boriingsme yes
terday.
At2o'clock in the afternoon Charles
O. Wade walked into the superior court
fettered with a wife whom he not seen
for eighteen long years. fiVe minutes
afterwards he went into the streets with
document 10 has INSIDE Uocket winch
proolaifns taat Joanna ". Wade has DO
longer the legal right 20 call bim hus-
band Charles took the stand aDd told
that eighteen years ago his wife bad de-
serted him FOR another man. iie next
heard Of her in house where she had
no moral right 10 he, and lastly tne
went 70 Hastings, Iich., where al trace
was lost OF hef.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Charles 4. Sigh and J. Z. Cssf sre
very indignant gentlemen because II
the rough wsy in Uhiob Their csrFlage
wa ron into from behind on sunday
afternoon. At the corner - wealthy.
ave ard ~hfldon-st. some one drove
un from i,ebnd ard. coilioinf Fith
taefn. Overturned tneiF csrfiafe tna
80 ie6 theTn Ont. ID VS. roi fne fsft
ii rle sccoeut ftst NJ. ~ieh DIS
approved 81 nuch ss tiFr uncerefuors-
tsns way n vhich fhe fellow frgrt ~
-fhoaf eu0urnf tfe extent y t8e
ssfnsrr hs Rad aone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Retiring school Trustee Sefral ssyt'
al believe i would further the good ~
the citv. il the goverumentof iie schools
should be vested in q toard oi trustees
consisting of not more thar fve meme
hers. and u tine end thst the nert leg-
isiatnse be petItioued - chnnge cur
school lav 30 tbis effect. Llqufs ano
s1ehauges of compliments and trades pa
r.r,sf tons on the board. you g.re my
ssrd school house aua ] VII isFpf
vour ward would D0i eEi-t, special pets
would not 10 sppointed - lucfat re
rsos tons ln our schools, bot sDcciai
merit alone would f8ie'
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
A LADY's TROUBLE.
Sadie Griffin VIII Have to be at the oe-
tober Term of the 4. :. Court

THIS time the L. s. Government got
its eye on one Of Grand Rapids es-
toemed lady citizens, Sadie Griffin by
name. Sadie lives on Waterloo-st., in a
place where beer and other liquids are
sometimes drunk, and where conven-
tionalities are lightly regarded.
A few weeks ago Sadie was in police
court on the cnarge Of selling liquor
without paving the State tax. Nester-
day the L. :. Court. by It's commits
sioner, John McQuewsn. had Sadie un-
der investigation on account of that
same glass of beer. IL was charged that
no Government tax had been paid.
After the complaining officer had testI-
fed TO the facts Of the sale. Miss Gritfn
waived further examloatiUn. and she
vas held TO the October term OF the
court in bonds Of 400.