Telegram-herald., 1890-03-12
TOWN TOPICS.

Charles A. Watt VIII defend Nelson /
+ held, the young man accused ol |
perjury
The Free Trade Club held meeting
last evening. and discussed The subject
OI ballet reform
Tae suit OF Brooks & Brook. against
john g.. Eble, Jr., mas been discontinued
Iu tAe circuit court.
Prohibition eaucuses 20 elect dele
gates % the city convention on March
20 were held last night.
The Fuller & Rice Lumber Company
has commenced suit against Alexander
Harrett 10 collect debt OF 500.
Warren j Chatham has commenced
suiJ m the circuit court 70 collect note
OF $50, gwen June l, 1850, by Harrison
Miller.
As was expected, the prosecuting
attorney noIl6 pros'd the suit against
Almra ChatterdOn IN the circuit court
yesterday.
Governor Luce goes TO Grand Rapids
tomorrow TO attend a meeting OF tine
soldiers Hcme hoard Yesterday Laa-
slng RspHbLeon.
There was no meeting of the Board OF
AAA~Al AA1L -FtA4A+--f A4AI AANCNAAh IS4As6
deferred 10 await A report from the
Waterway Committee.
Charles e. Brewster, of Lake Brew
-ter, Grand Traverse county, was ap-
ointed a deputy by United states Mar
shai Clarke yesterday.
The Plainheld Avenue Congrega-
tOnal Church will celebrate its 20th
birthday tomorrow evening with sup
Per and a general jubilee.
The Charles-st. opening case has be-
gun n the superior court, and four of
the respondents IN the case have ap-
pea-ed by their attorneys.
Frank L. Damskey was arraIgned in
the superior court yesterday, on the
charge OF selling liquor after hours
and pleaded not guilty pro forma.
The family OF the late DR.. c. Fl.
Dyer received s, 900 N cash from the
National Union, one or the secret
orders of which Or. Dyer was mem
ber.
On call today IN Judge Burch's court,
criminal cases-2o, l3. Il; civil cases
81, -, 26, "A. In Judge Groves court,
nonjury law cases-l5, 7, 30, fl, 6S, "a,
81, 81.
AAt VI AA1AkG - ZAOM4lll III
stltut3On, and Secretary Van Asmus has
received i number of membership ap-
plcatlons which will be acted on 1t the
next meeting.
The body of Albert Dean, the brake
man killed 10y the freight train col
lsiOn on the G.. r. & l., sunday, will be
taken to his old home at Marshall, tins
state, for burial.
The case of J. F. Seberling & Co.
against Catherine Byrne, which has
been IN the circuit court for some time
past, was discontinued yesterday with
Out costs % either party.
James A. Wilson, Of tho Cutler &
Savidge Lumber com pany, has moved
his family to this city. They Will re-
SIDE st 246 Pars-avc. Mr.. Wilson has
resided at spring Lake since 1851.
The Board OF Health has men en-
gagged In cleaning out the easements OF
blocks on Pearl-st., on the south side
west of the Tower block. They report
a very unhealthy condition OF affairs.
Judge Scvereus issued an order yes
terday restraining W. X. Cady, the
rCCeiverof tile Michigan DairyCompany,
from selling any of the company's
property utiifurtheTOrdersw were issued
by the court.
superintendent of Poor Lancaster
went 20 Kalamazoo. yesterday, with
the three crazy men, LOUIS kieuk,
Alexander Kennedy and William r.
Hughes. He was also accompanied by
John Cole. OF Sparta.
All criminal cases in the superior
court will be on call tor the ARA gu-
ment OF the respondents today. Non
Jugl Will also be arrai-ned as soon IS
the prosecuting attorney can attend 70
superior court business.
Tho jury in the case Of Frank and
Arvue Peek the clover seed thieves.
were only absent from the courtroom
thirty minutes. when they returned a
verdict OF guilty, recommending the
younger one 70 the mercy 0f the court.
The pockes-book OF Mrs. Edgccomb.
OF the BostOa store, winch was stolen
by shophfters. was afterwards found by
J Edward Earle. minus the Sl0 note.
Two women are nov suspected by the
police, and they vii not escape If
guilty.
Frank ". Curtiss fled \ bill of COM
plant Yesterday. against ". III. klnsev
and G. f. Mercer, asking the superior
court for an injunction. The bill *
suppressed and 30 = understood that a
seftiementOf the matter will be effected
outside the courts.
ON Friday evening next. Rev. Dr..
kerr &. upper VIII deliver the last
lecture IN the calvary lecture course. a. /
Rnguette's Hall Itw b on the sub
leCt, ''Au Evening With Robert Burns"
Thrs WI he one Of the asst lectures
which nr Tuuper vii deliver before
leaving for Denver.
Director of ths Poor Wagsmsker
saws thst she mid weather has made
q Ference IN the amount Of Wood gwen
out from the city wood yard. but the
supplies furnished from the pOor-st0re
fully equal those Of former years. In
al. $50 orders were 6lle3 during
February. and 12S have beea SLED thus
Tar TINS month
Ms. Jchn Klrzer. whose funeral
vii ,ccur from 81 Narv's Church a.
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having h~sd in tt cftv sfssce fsss Sirc
leaves husband and thrse daogh ters
ore oF t'1c daughters hss made her
n,7se xith har parents ard two sre
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