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Evening journal., 1890-11-15

THE interview OF Councilman Perkins
in reference to printing bill Of the Sun
day Star raises question Of veracity
between him and his witnesses and Coun-
Gilman Curren. The extract from the
city charter printed Herewith shows that
the printing in the Star was illegal. ire
spective Of any question of veracity as
between the Councilmen.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
Enrinesr Basset lleased.

An inspection Of the lntercepting
sewer was made ny Carol Phi Basset Of
Newark, N. j., consulting engineer, in
this city yesterday. he was much
pleased with the character OF the work,
and complimented Engiree, T. Chalkley
Hat'on. The work done ny Contractor
Jacoby was, he said. Of frst'cl quality.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
sold unasr the Hammer.

The following sales were made by
Sheriff Allen yesterday: The property
Of John A. Parke to Francis a. Hoffecker,
for $500; the property of James Lafferty
to J e smith, for $50; the property OF
William n, Mccormick TO Francis a.
Hoffecker, for 81 600, and the property
OF Herman and Herbert Lange to Francis
d. Hoffecker. for $16 500
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
FUNNY sTarrIace Return-

Registrar Lee yesterday received re-
turn OF marriage Of two colored people
IN which the occu patton OF the
eolored groom was given as a "street
bum, and the address Of the preacher
who married them wss given thus I" Rev.
J jackson, at No. 502 Wilmington, Dola
ware avenue
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

W. D. FoULKH. the Republican civil
service reformer, is not inclined to allow
Census Fraud Porter to escape responsi
bility by denial that the enHmerators
were all party men. He says that all Of
the supervisors known to him were Re
publican politicians. In his stingiDg re-
ply to Porters second letter Mr.. Foulke
asks:
Is Il unnatural that the faces Of some
ef those who were SO appointed should
not be unknoE to The R0gues' Gallery,
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
T,rao nfan Iv.ro Ir,l,a.

BUFFALO, Nov. l5,-Three Italians were
killed and several other Italians seriously
injured in a collision between two gravel
trains last evening on the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western railroad at East
Buffalo. The injured men were taken to
the Emergency hospital and the dead hur-
ried off in ambulanees to their homes 1t
IS impossible at present to obtain any
names
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
He HIade 40 ooo i. v.ar

ST, JOSEPH, No, Nov. Is Judge David
Mclean, ex-president OF the Savannah
Savings bank, at Savannah, Mo-, was SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentiary for
defrauding his depositors out OF 500, 900
which he lost ia speculation.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
Wilmington Capital In Piedmont.

Piedmont, Alabama, is to have an i'm
mense cotton factory, under the manage
ment of the Barlow and Thatcher Spin.
ming Company, of this city. The main
building will be 1)6 by i44 feet. 1t win
be built of brick and two stories high.
Twenty dwelling houses will also be
erected for the occupancy of the en-
ployes of the company, who will number
100 persons
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

THE Morning News has already begun
to whine in fearful apprehension lest the
Republicans viii be deprived Of some Of
the spoils Of their well bought victory
in New Castle county.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
To sen the Petroleum Exchange.

PrrTsBURG, Nov. 15-The Pittsburg pc
troleum exchange will be sold at auction
today. The members of the exchange will
occupy the building until April /, or until
some cheaper quarters can be secured for
business
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

THE fact that Rirchall met his fate
without the slightest tremor" is con-
fession of lack Of human instincts II
not confession o. the crime OF itself.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
A wealthv cuban,s eni.,,l.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15-Louis J. Canacho,
a wealthy Cuban, who came to this city
twenty-five years ago, committed suicide
in Druid Hill park He was a successful
business man and leaves s75,0OO to his
heirs
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
A nlr FaIIure Nenr I.nncaster.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. l5-Henry l. Steh-
man, the proprietor Of a large cigar manu-
factory at Robertstown, this county, has
failed with liabilities of Sos 900 and assets
of $50 600
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
New York Gets the censns rnhles.

WASHINGTON, Nov l5.-Superlntendent
Porter has mailed to the New York board
of alderman the enumeration tables Of the
population Of the Second ward of New
York city. This information was requested
by the board OF aldermen.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
PROCTOR AND VoUNe's FATE.
They Will BE Hanged February 1881
Otner Hangings-Kelly Acquitted.

They Will BE Hanged February 3,1s91
Otner HanRings- Kelly Acquitted.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Nov. 16-Jesse Proctor and
Frederick Young, he two negro murder
ers, were brought into court to be sen.
fenced at the close OF the
Kelly case. Chief Justice Comegys
reviewed their case and then sen.
fenced the prisoners to' be hanged
on February 13 next, between the hours
OF 10 a. m, and p M Proctor, the
mulatto, who inssigated the murdes, ex-
hibited much nervousness when the SEN
tenee was pronounced, but Young
actually smiled when the chief Justice
was condemning him to death.
Other DangIngs
There have been but two hangings in
Kent county in the past forty years On
February 49, 1868. Thomas Horskiu
Of Milford WAS executed In the jail yard
here for the murder of John Bennett, a
young man whom Horskin shot while the
latter was knocking at his (Horskin's)
DIOR On June2 "a 1870 Edward Darnell, alias
Young, young negro (who is said to be
relative of the Frederick Young SEN
fenced yesterday was hanged in the Jail
yard for the murder of an Irish peddler
named rnomas Hogan. Darnell volun-
teered to pilot the old peddler to neigh
boris house, but instead decoyed him into
woods near Frederick, very near the
spot where old man Lindsay was killed
Darnell knocked the pedoler senselees,
robbed him and then threw him into
hersey's mill pond, where he drowned.
Ford Bedwem case.
The Ford-Bedwell case was given 10
the jury Ct about 10 o'clock, and in
less than half an hour Bedwell was con
victed of attempting the life of Caleb
Ford. Hon. John B. Pennington defended
Bedwell aud made mastery feht in his
behalf, but the odds were against him.
Bedwell was sentenced to FIVE years i'm
prisonment $500 ine and one hour in
the pillory. There was no flake" in
this part Of that hartley drama for Bed
we'll.
Jacob Kelly Acquitted.
The case of Jacob Kelly Of Chester, Pa
who was indicted for shooting and kill.
ing Elizabeth Moore, colored, at Wood
land Beach, August 2S. while shooting at
a target, was taken up next. James E
Wolcott defended Kelly and acquitted
him. kelly's wife and child were
in the court room, and when Kelly was
acquitted, both wife and baby rushed to
his side in the dock. II was learned that
Kelley had no money TO pay his fare to
I Chester, and the Dover lawyers and jury
men made him up purse in a twinklinf
He left here happy man.
Tns criminal business Of court ended
yesterday and now it is interesting to
note that this has been what the LAWYERS
term ''convictiug" court. Attorney
General Biggs and his assistant, deputy
| Davis has made fine record here
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

oliv,t t Presbyterian Church, corner
Adams and Uhesrnu5 streets Presiding
by the pastor, Rev George E. Thompson,
at 10 80 q IN. and 7,30 p. N.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
leather Indications.

Slightly warmer and generally from fair
to partly cloudy, followed by fog on the
coast and by rain.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

What is the thing for a
Winter Suit?" asks the fashion
able young man. Ten chances
to one the answer is BLACK
Cheviot with Vest and Sack
cut double breasted" The
double breasted Sack fad
comes down to the smallest
boys. A little four year-old
looks a veritable midshipmite
in the rig of the period. And a
wise rig it is. Keeps the chap
pie warm in the changing
period without the care of an
overcoat. Boys hate overcoats
and only tolerate them when
ack Frost nips hard. Hence
the Reefer.
Small Boys Refers, a to IL
years, All.wool Blue Cheviot,
S4; Fur Beaver, 7 to IS years,
at SO, $3.50 and SI2. That's
only a pointer, but it points to
a stock complete at all points
for Men and Boys.
The Mems Suits to order at
$40 are in quick demand.
They'll double. quick when
better known.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
John WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
wANAMAKER's.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Nov. Is. 1890.
Tie aOeatkSr today as hkely
10 be clear.

Our new Book Catalogue
90 pages-names over 5000
titles. Free to anyone.
But if you really want to
know Books 60 to Book News.
Decem6er naIm6eY of Book
News aOaU tell y0N of every one
Of tie Holiday Books of this
season, and ShOaO yen more
than SEVENTY pictures taken
fom them. One hundred and
twenty big pages, telling of
nothing but Books and giving
the fair price every time.
December Book News is a
grand Holiday Book itself.
And the price but FIVE CENTS!
You're likely to save ten
times that on the first Book
you buy.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15


SECRETARY Blaine is the one member
Of the Republican party not disturbed BY
the recent catastrophe. Mr. Blaine's
statesmanship is peculiar. Be never did
and perhaps he never win advocate any
thing practicable. His name is noi con.
nected with single act Of legislation
Notwithstanding his long career In public
life. He has always advocated either his
own interests, those of his rich
supporters or some sensational
department of popular tallacy
His advocacy of reciprocity is to serve
him at this crisis as the advocacy OF tax
ing whiskey 70 promote education served
him several years ago It is a conspicu-
Gus but harmless and impracticable piece
of sensational politics. When it comes
to real politics, to real leadership,
to strength of construction,
beauty, harmony and use Of
political building, Mr.. Blaine is an
utter failure as an architect.
He can make racy, rapid and catchy
crit icisms on other mems work, but he
cannot make logical elevation for him
self or pursue consistently a sensible
plan and specifications, drawn by any
other architect For these reasons he
Sas turned up fresh and frisky with his
reciprocity scheme as new tack sure to
catch the irst light political breeze that
blows.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

BLAINE is looking to 1892, and Harr'-
son is looking bad.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

BLAINE is now exploiting his vigorous
policy in the home market.
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
You Ars in a Rad FIx

But We will cure you If you pay us. Our
message is to the weak. nervous and debili-
tated, who, by early evil habits. or later in
discretions, have trifled away their vigor Of
body, mind and manhood. and who suffer All
those effects whicn lead 10 premature decay.
consumption or insanity. If this means
you. send for and read onr BOOK or LIFE.
wri ten Dy the greatest specialist of the day'
and sent (sealed) for cents in STAMPS
Address DR.. Parker, Medical and Surgical
Institute. l5l North Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
rs your hu' band great smoker?n Eyes;
he's hardly ever without CIGAR in his
rnouth.n High price cigars too presumeY''
"Yesl Lothing but McKinleys. Judge
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

and should be among the professional &C.
quaintances Of Inspector Byrnesi Was
this your idea of the Republican plat
form2 Republican supervisors are sp-
pointed. and they appoint Republican
subordinates for political reasons. and
then you claim that all this is non-parti-
san.
1t seems that Mr.. Porter is likely to be
driven from even this refuge. BE first
refused to admit the possibility of an
error in the enumeration Of New York S
population. Confronted with the recount
and the estimates of the department of
vital statistics, the polling registers and
other evidences, which could not be dis
puted, he attempted TO ignore them. He
could not Go that successfully SO be is
now attempting to discredlt the citY's
recount, because it Is partisan
Evening journal., 1890-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FREDDY FANGLE-"Papa, couldn't the old
natriarchs afford to buy their clothesY''
e ngle-"Certaiuly. Why?" Freddy Fangle
narnnnta : it-.Indpa- -
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

No let up in the tide of
New Dress Goods surging in
to the store Fresh conceits.
novel combinations every day.
Here are half a dozen Cash.
mere Plaids Just unlocked.
Half-inch.or so stripes cut the
plain ground into squares and
oblongs as hedge-rows in full
flower might divide pasture
field.
black ground with cardinal
black ground with white
navy ground with gold
navy ground with cardinal
so inches wide, $I.5o.
Clan Plaids are right at
hand. You can almost hear
the music of the pipes Step
twenty feet. This long counter
backed by racks of over-crowd-
ed shelves is given over to
h/fY.cent stuffs. AS much
beauty in the goods as in some
at two or three times the Price
"a little less weight, a little
less hneness,that's about all they
fall short. Look at these! Camel
Hair Plaids over plaided with
gay streaks of Astrakhan. GO
inches wide, One of the most
desirable of the whole half. dol
lar line, and in sight yesterday
for the first.
Many of these choicest
styles are now nowhere else in
town.
NWbaf &c tho 1b;,,oe g. =
Evening journal., 1890-11-15

Many of these choicest
styles are now nowhere else in
town.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

George HGS0, who was pointed out 20
e7p. Il a Fat litfle dude" with an avN
SiaSs. pale and disSpassd looking. and
bearing m more reseua blanoe physically
- hrs ulustrious grandfsthsr han he
does mentally Eiis sister Jesnne. wh0
male Der debut n society during tha
winter, was with him She - pretty
and FAIR haired. a very pleasing speci-
men ~ y0uug French society slrl-
Paris Letter
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30


As the train left Dayton, south bound,
ne conductor came into the smoking car
with a cry Of. Tickets, please" and IL
here was only one fresh passenger he
walked directly 20 bin. This new ar
nvsl was from the farm, and in nothing
Of hurry.
what's up, kUrnell?' he asked. as ths
Gsrducted halted before him.
Ticket. SIR
"Yes. Is she on tirnsy'
YES
"Going right 20 Cincinnntv
"Y,s. Ticket. II you please
"I bad ticket. but. Say, hows
wheat looking along the iiner
''Give me your ticket"
Wonder where put it, Been uuc9
rain betweea here and Hamilton this
MONTH Fellcr was telling me yesterday
that he never'--
~ an Ia hurry, sir" exclaimed the
eonductoT.
''Shool Haven't got anY hay ous a.
the other end of .he line. have you,
got caught once lat week. and men Bib
NAA WI AAar iAatrAo - ~ - ttAAAA-EA
storm
Have you got a sicketr
"Of course
Then hand 1t over at o1cel I can't
fool away my-tiEus herer
'sShooi wei. here the ticket, and !
want \ receipt for it. Fsller in such {.
hurry as yoa might tie suddenly. lands
bus What hiEsd nan You would maSa
for week orswol Never had one " h0
~as in n hurry. say, X vou'--
But the conductor was gone. the coun-
trvman turned - a passenger with Z
hook of disgust ca bis face. and con-
finued,
That's ths WY with 5hese monop'lie.
They not only want al youT money. bus
.hey wors treas Jon decent after theJ
rit IT, Reckon III drop IN on the boss Il
tIe road when get % town and let him
know that such conduct don't 81 down
with a free Bora - sricau. - CinciDBes!
rtnss~SeAr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Il Is declared by 4 recent traveitr tt1st
the people Of Naples 10 longer deserve
tbe reputation 0f being the LATEST on
earth. II have spoken, he says, with
architects, engineers and other employ
ers Of labor. who al testify 10 tho Will
iagness Of the Neapohtan 10 work. IL
Is. mo7eo7er, self evident IN the hundred
different street industries which supply
half the population with a means Of live
hhood. The Neapolitan laborer and ar
hsan are not cnly willing. but they work
well, with intelligence. being more tract
able than the Prenchman and not so
slow OF understanding as the Germans. I"
Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

The Ishpeu..ng al u choke f1ll-
Worxzz zen are scarce a. Petoskey.
Thsre are Y s4-oons II l0nlz eogEty
IL year
Waite Cload wants a 1zng up An of
Jay celebration.
tarss-.nch sever pee = De.ng ia.d
81 ea14t ste. Marie,
Tas B.ddla House az Grove Isie Wlil
b. oDsnssd I1ls Z as a summer resort.
Seventeen baby girls . regular
broom 1rig1le--s-fe born - Mls1egon
last sesz.
The Howard House 8 already opsa
Tor guests aad cctIageTs sre arrlYng a.
Bay Fies.
Track laying On the c. &W NJ, De
kSeen ba.1el All Traverse CITY has
Leen hn-sned.
A new red range hight has been placed
on the south p.er Al the entrance OF
Holland naF5or
south Haven wants % improve and
enlarge = nge department. CeIore Tie
flames Lex the toaa ap.
Upwards Of forty pastors are IN at
tendance AZ tle German Lutheran
synod ~ session a. Lansing.
Della Ward $50 90 breach OF prom
lse sult against Capt. \. :. Whipple, u
Detroit, mas been discontinued.
Carheart. the man Who attempted
suic.de 10 jail atJackson because OF the
dlsgrace ot tne arrest. : likely 20 re-
cover. tie IS believed % 0e innocent.
The gun whleh Corporal Munger car
.n. L 4. AK
hioired In A &. N0rgley window ~
Kalamazoo. It = appropriately en-
gravel.
Mrs. Perry Mayo. wife Of ex-state
Senator Mayo, OK Battle Creek. Will
make tae annual address ~ invitation
before the Onlo state f4lg AZ Columbus
next August.
Emma Ray. l0-vears-Old, attempted
o. light tlr nre. az her fathers home
in Bay CITY, with the al OF Kerosene.
The doctor wIi try ~ prevent her face
being badly SCARED
BIZ Rapids vii vote June 10Th or the
question Of issuing bonds Tor 5000 70
at the Crescent Furniture Co. there TO
get or is feet, the concern having been
crippled Dy the recent ire.
Tue LADIES' Monument Society Of
Biz Rapids will give q dinner and ban
Quet today at which veterans may mas
tcate free OK charge. III YOU are not a
Vet you must pay a quarter before you
eat.
4 Detroit street ear ran into a hearse
Wednesday upsettng 10 and throwing
the driver % the ground dIslOcaung ms
shoulder and bruisng his leg. ASIDE
from 4 severe shaking 10 the corpse
escaped without injury.
Arthur F., son OF editor and post
master Lewis OF saginaw, was married
Wednesday evening 70 Miss Alice Green
the daughter OF 4 prominent business
man OF that city. The bridal couple
have gone 10 Denver, Col, on a trip.
dlssOlute woman fell into the lake
az Muskcgon the other day and after
she was hshed out the authorities got
rd OF her iu veTv eEectual manner
by making her promise that she would
20 % Milwaukee. The Cream City Is
probably uckled most % death.
Memorial Day viii be observed at the
State House Correction. Work IN the
shops will be suspended, and the fore
noon devoted % baseball and other
amusemcrts. In the afternoon exer-
cIses Will bc held IN the chapel, com
mcucug az so. Mrs. VI. Adeele Haz-
lett Will deliver the address.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

LoUTsv1LLE. KT May %. The Dem
ocrstlc State convention 20 nominate a
candida.e for Clerk OF the Court of Ap-
ueals met here Wednesday az noon.
No important action was taken
The resol lusions were written By
Hon Henry Watterson. editor
% tae Courier-J Journal They
da1ou1-e Harssons Adu nfs+ration.
pledge Kentacsv 20 Support Cleveland
Tor the Democra nomination of Ise2
condemn che McKinleY BILL the eloc-
ricn Bills pending in Congress aa3 the
late rulirzs % Sraake- Peef
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

u is one of the pcculiarities Of the
Englisn language that it often acts like
an oarsman. looking one way and going
another. \ paragraph in one Of the pa
pers Gays that Sultan Abdul Hamid lives
IN constant fear Of his life That is good
English, but il really means that the sui
tan Is in constant fear OF his death Is
1t any wonder foreigners make occar
Sioaal rlistal1es2-Chicago News
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the
system effectually, yet gently. when
costIve OF bilious. or whou the blood -
impure 0rsiugg sh. TO permanently cure
habtual constipation. 70 awaken the
KIDNEYS and liver - healthy ACTIVITY.
without lrritatng or weakening them, ,
Use Svrup Of FIrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

The nan who tells you c0nfdentlal y
just what Wi cure your coid = pre-
serbng Kemps Ba'sam this year. ~
the treuara son Ot t1s rer1arSauie
medicine for cougls and oolas 10 fK-
pe0te spared 20 combine OulY the
REST and pursst Ingredients. Ho.l Z
Bottle of Kenps Balsam 81 the lgot
ard look through e, uotlce the brz 9
clsar look. then compare q Fta otner
remedies. Large bottles az sll drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
Futal Ending of n Spreo.

OrTUMwA, Ia, May 29-Andrew
SuRdberg, 65 years old, finished thiYty
days jail sentence Tuesday. He and
his wife celebrated the event by getting
drunk. During the debauch he in
fiicted mortal injuries upon Mrs. Sund-
berg, and then cut his throat from ear
10 ear. Mrs. Sundberg died Wednes-
day. Sund berg may live.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
Live stock.

CHICAGO, HtF n
CATTLE - Market active, and prices fairly
veil n aintai1ei. Quotations ranged - - coa
- for choice TO fancy shipping Steers = 90
80 for good 20 choice do. ~ 70a40o for CON-
mon % fair d. 81 iOt5 - for butchers steers
o. s,932l For Stocsers - "a, = for TeIans
SS2538OO Tor Feeders. s2 0oa3so for Cows.
s. 2sfs375 for Buls. and g. 5Oa5 = for Veal
calves
Hoes-Harket sctivs and firm. and prices
about SC higher Sales ranged At g. s.'e4 70
for light. "a sDas s. FOR rough packing. - %'a
go for mixed. AMI s3Slei. y ior SeaVJ Psos4aS
sod shipping iots
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

eaeale Msrzares "Hazel klrke
drama which rr-bsbiY enjoys the ds-
tsnr-cn n having hsen presented r'crs
~,,nee~u1va tirnes hef1re An7erican an
Fier~es thsn s1T other. wss failure a.
iss 6rzt proiDctlon. but resouched ~ =
-er-asn extent and produced under dlf-
f.rant conditions made 3 pb@noususl
hit-Nsw York World
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Sealed proposals win 30 received ~ Hotel
BeldinE Beid.ng Iouia county. Mich. until
O'Clock Tuesday. June 3. lsh. when BIDS VII
be opened. for al labor and material required
in Tie erection ard completion a boarding
house. I'll. building VIII be 60x76. first story
stone. second story bricks
Plans and specifications can - seen ~ hcfel
BeIding. Belding. Tonis county. Mich. after
noon Monday. Nay p.
Right is reserved 20 reject any or al BIDS.
hsF q. 1ss9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

CHrcsso Ns7 20 TIE Price Bakia--
Powder Company has soli out zee inter
sses to Messrs Zisg ~ ard Rose. ho-h
of Vhou- ware wirh -he Rryal csua 1sav
f,r nu1- her 81 years The consi6e-1-
@fcn ; Saf. - - e. 80 -aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

KANE, Pa, May 29.-L. F. Watson,
Republican, was renorninated Wednes-
day for Congress from the Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania district His momi'
nation is equivalent 70 election.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Wheat-Mhitf "a Sic 3 bushe-
Gosu-asg .se y busaSl.
Cora MeA-slbszi = ton
No feed-SiT % e Ton.
Ne Eecd-s sl6so Q 2 t0n.
Mtdaungs- SlS9 ? T01.
Bran sliAo & tea
FloGr-Lily Waite. $40 Patent. $50 hun
tred
uats-S e3le g bushei
RyV-S5c . oushei
BGrley-SL49L- 4 hundred
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

stated bv Fl. r Coc1rsn- dTugE g
Ts1rasrer. "a. Haqs guaranteed over
a'o bottles of Buriock z Good BittsTs ioT
dvsueps.s. seer sto17Ach. bslious attacks
LIVER and sl3ueY tro7hle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
IREAsURER's NOTICE.


NITI T-Et"I II : II IT y
GrtNr ptrrrr Mich. +e lHfl
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
TOl for gradiuE lave * AL lsfIfE re Ht'-
f..rs d. f.nrp street fs uay fur hands and
that 7 viii receive payment - ereon Tor IRE
perIoG Il twenty DAYS from date, 81 TIE
ofice Of The CITY treasurer. q 3 hall
GEOK6b u PEkNf.
fune CITY Treasurer.