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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

MORTGAGE SALE-W hereas. default has
Vi been made in the payment oi tae money
secured Dy mortgage GATED the elghlh cay o.
June. IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and eleLty-six. executed by Mathew b. Hatch
ana Julia Hatch, his vile, II spencer toMn-
SiBp, Kent county. Michigan, 10 Chester H.
''egbins. OF Lakeyi W. Noutcalm county;
Michigan. which said M rtga.t Was fccotdNo
IN the Office OF the register OF deeds Tor Inc
county OF keEt. lu llbrr - ct lHortga-es, on
cage %, an the sth day of March. IN the year
A. ID. lSs1 AZ . o'clock p. IN; ana whereas tht
said mortgage has been duly assigned 1y The
said Chester III. Stebblns 20 Sanford \. leo-
mans by assignment. bearing aate ne lot2
day OF May. in the year 4. ID. lSos. Go0 iccoT@-
cd I'm the oflc- OF tue register OF deeds 81 the
county OF Kent, on the 10th dag Of Mas. in the
year !. ID. lsSO. at ; O'Clock Il. m. IN liecr I9s
OF mortgages. on page lsZ. and the same is
now owned by him. said assignee; and whereas.
the amount claimed 10 De due on SAID mort
gIgg II the date of this notice Is the sum of
five hundred and four dollars and forty three
cents (SOL43l Of principal and interest, aud
the further sum OF twenty i've dollars as an
attorney fee. by virtue OF the statute IN sGco
case made and provided, ana tie Whole
AMOUNT claimed 10 be due and UNPAID on sald
mortgage including attorney fee as aforesaid
IS the sum of nYe hundred. twenty-nlne DOL
lars and torty-thrce cents soS43, and no SUIT
or proceedings having been instituted AT iow
10 recover the debt now remaining secured y
said mortgage. OF any part thereoi. whereby
the power of sale contained In said mortgage
has become operative.
Now therefore notice is hereby given. that
by virtue OF said power Of sale. and IN pursu-
ance of the statute in such case made and
provided. the said mortgage VIII he for"cloS@d
by sale OF the premises therein ces' rlhed,
public auction. - the b CHEST bidder. g. The
front south door OF the court blCc :. on I've n
ST. in the city Of Grand Rapids. in said county
ot Kent. that being the place Of holding the
circuit court Tor the county OF Kent. on me
leth day OF August next. AZ two o'clock IN the
ait ernoon OF that day, which said premises
ate described In said mortgage a. follows, To-
wit: All and singular that certain piece OF
parcel Of land situate in the township Of
Spencer. In the county 81 Kent and state 81
Michigan. ami part culary described IS iol-
lows. VIZ: The north half - Of the southeast
+ quarter - OF section twenty-one II except
( twenty FIVE -, acres ON the north side. ana
/ being IN township ten 10 north, range nine
/ 4f west.
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich. May l6 4. D.
I $50.
SANFORD A. YE0MANS.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
A. A. ELrrs 4ND 7. c. MILLEE.
Attorneys for Assignee, lonia. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

2 aritlOnttlng Win the prcFa4lAug Snalo
Of thb gown
! saw = very pretty summer dress The
other day in course of completion at
one OF our leading modistes. IL was
made OF India silk. the ground being
black with little flowers OF delicate
green. The skirt had foot trimming OF
three knile-plaited ruflies ot grecn
India silk. The overdress was simply
draped over this and the back drapery
was attached TO the back OF the bodice.
Quantities OF green ribbon and some
pretty white Irssh point complete this
very pretty costume Tho India silks
are very dressy and cool gowns for sum-
mer wear. They can 90 made TO do
service on al occasions.
The elderly lady is not to be slighted
IN the matter Of summer wraps She
needn't care a rap for the jaunty jackets
OF the younger generation. for she can
get a very drcssy and digniaed dolman,
in which she may look quito as grand
"a her daughters. Possibly. IL it came
70 trial Of charms, she could even
warm their jackets. One Of the prct-
tiest wraps | have seen this season was
made OF black Sicilionne silk. The
edge OF the wrap was cut in points under
which Spanish lace six inches wide was
sewn. The double jabot down the front
was made Of narrow lace. \ fine bead
embroidery was used for a finish around
the bottom. Long narrow tabs in front
were finished by the embroidery and
some fine cut Jet ornaments. The neck
had also finish of the bead EN- broidery.
II IS doubtful if any better wrap
could be designed for lace or grcna-
dine dress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

= greas t2ycrite. aza : slsays ta1lor-
Z4ie.
al tie shades u l-gbt broan zn1
gray = SIS ro2gl 5o-Eetse clo-a .
sse1 . great deal tor s4eh goNuS Ter
azessg gosns silk cashmere 10 AL the
SHADES - viele. gray Old rose an1
green ars d lch sorn Dress skirts src
noFs trimmed Blsh fooE trimmings, r
so1ett2es N.th lrtls has r-aes an5
taiez rose Plaifings. Or again z three
hE-.s sgfs, each = different eolor. ref
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
DTTRoIT. C. Il. AND NmwAUKEE

Detroit express leaving ~ o 81. hts Wagner
paFlor and buffet car attached. and evening
express leaving .fo J. W has narIor car a.
tacbed These trans make direct come Sion
Ia Detroit for ail poIufs last
Express leaving 20 lot. D W has n Wagner
al ~ a m.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
al Grand Haven with steamer for Milwaukee
Through railroad tickets ard ocean steam
ship tickets aud sleeping car nrrth ht secured at
D.. g. II. A u. ohcc - Monroe sf. and 90 The
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Pass. Agent
JNO IS LOUD. Irafic Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

tDAAy- All others 0aliN except NauaaS.
1aking eject SUNDAY IUly la lsss
Sleeping ears ou facinr and Atlantic Ia
presses 10 and from Detroit parluI uars fu1
Oh Day Express aud nrsuG Rapids EKffrss 10
sud frOm DeIrcit Direct connections made
a. Detroit With az through trains East Tick
ets on sale az ulon Ticket once 81 Menros-
st. sanc al Union depot
fBEn NJ REiaGs. Gent Agt 8, Nonroe-sL
O. N kuG1iEs a.. = and J. Agt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

TUICAGO & WEST MgCHl N-TBAINS
y arrive al aud depart from niol Depot.
uffAET.
Lap. for Chicago, ~ uske4on .......-....4 50 an
f1rress f1ii ss'i idr ~ kusssson sl.lss ana hart
Night lNrreSs Tor hicaco ...-.....tIl aH m
Nlghl Ispres, ior Indianapolis VII s. IA
ana N91istee f5Wpm
for By Rapids, BALDWIN LucinEIou
and Manislee...--.. fs@ pm
Express lof Musk cson. orEuo Haven a. b nl
AEIlNE.
Night Express from Chlcago-....--s 60 M
Night n press from indianapolis hu m
Express from M ass egon and Kart 90 la m
NAL nom Chicago sna Auskr&on- y 81 b m
FapTcss from Grand Haven ....-.f Il h m
ENpTcSs from feufWntef MGskegou 2 o. q n
fast EApress from Chicago. no a. Q m
From Nanisfee Ludiultou. GalQNlu
and BIG Rapids ........-. ....... go ~ n
fTgm Nanlstee. Lexington. BaldQluf 81 D. m
'Daily. fDauy except sunday fuails ca
cept saturday. iDally except Monday
Through parloT coach ~ Chicago % z ~ q.
N trsin--uo extra charge for seats
The 80 q. N train cousisfluE 81 cav coach
e. and smoker runs tlroug - Nhlc cago SOLID.
Through combination sleeping and chair
cars 20 and from Indianapolis on Night Ia
press trains.
Through sleepers 10 and from Chicago OF
night Express trains
CHAS N. HEALD. Gem Manage
Is. a. CARP 81 ] Lh. Iraffc Manager.
NflIfsN A. bARFIF Acting tagu. Pass gent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Is EfFErI Nov lO iSss
lof Musk En. IA a. alH il ans a. pu
Prem Ar f0.lbam Ss45An ks.f 81
Through tickets aid igiI information c4a be-
had by cainng Upou Al AlmQuist iickrt a4snl
ai depot on d VI Nunsoa Union Jlcket assrL
a. AoaIor 81 oraud Rapids. Mcb.
a. l. LOIS o2p. 0eu P..sS Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
DIR. KELLY'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
BACILLUS ANNIHILATOR REMEDIES.
Dr. Relrv'e kippocu,e,


A new discovery. prepared Oh the true
theory now accepted by all advanced
physicians, that Bacilli or Germs IN the
system are the active cause OF many
prevalent diseases, HipPOcure removes
this cause, and cures nearly al diseases
incident To Horses, Cattle, sheep ana
Hogs: such as Epizootic, Colic, Stag
GERS. Pleuro-Pneumonia, Texes Fever,
Liver Rot, and Hog Cholera. Applied
externally il is the greatest liniment
ever produced for the cure Of tlStula,
Poll Evil. Calls, Sprains. Swellings In
famed Glands, Scratches, Buffalo tiy,
Murrain, Mango. Scab. and Kinney
Worm. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Plce si.W per botIe'
-FOR SALE BY
PECK BROS. corner Monroe snd DiyisIon sts
JEWETf BkoS.-.---..--.-..... .-...'I Monroe-s -
g.. 7. HAN A Q...--...-...-...- - Ctnhi-si
A STONFUOT-~E .... y Lconsrdsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

farneis 70 has tirned collar sni
revers witch sre embroidered in White
sifk tennis ra~sors
re ono desired ~ l,ox partf---i arr
stunniny ard ~ p3ease a -s-<-tu vosl--
49, vith whom s1e avrerta5 ~ play
tennis th = suumer rhls tacxet -trat
- ~@.v sr~virra asle
F,r r~---ss ~rar th~ -h.~fcs a stirI
a rnr- f,r Constirsfr-s 80 sf-ac. r sess-
srh~.
IT. Slas Iaue. Whis Fl tie Rocky
Mountains. discovered a aroot t1st when
coub,ned WITH ot1er herbs make an
pasv ant certain cure f.r cC-v v1---t ---.
It's en- tha form ~ 6rv roots ard leaves.
arfls known ss Lanes Fam Mel
ere. ItwH CURE ~cs-resc scre ir ere
night. Fer trerblood i.ver ard b t-evs.
srG f-rClean .cg up the cor'p ev1c0 g
does ~cncers. pTG-g sts seA .t a. En-
ssztS = package
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
GETTING READY FOR Fun
A Host OF Girls Preparing Tor
Sumner Conquest.

ne shsDs 81 Ss@ TG-h Have Been Over
Eaa gFlEh Iks1a-Ghs Latest J4czsks
4ad Wr4Ds-H H0z ths Fair Great
.rs1 Ia Their F1D4s' F1Tss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Cheap Lands and Homes il Kentucky, len
nessee, Alabama,
Nississ.DnI - lou-sLana.

on the line of the QUEEN 4 CRESCENT
ROUTE can he found splendid h2ttonl. uplane.
timber and stock lands. Also The nnest ruit
and mineral lands Oh the continent. Tor sale
on favorable terms
FARMERS with all thy getting get home
IN The sunny south. where bulZards ana ice
clad plains are unknown. Ouly line from en-
einuati 10 Somerset. Hartman. Cardif. that-
tanooga Tenn. New England Clty. Fort Payne
and Alfalfa Ala. Meridian. Mss, Arcadia.
of choice locations. for factories. building
sites mineral. timber. grazing aud agflcui
tural lands. can obtain reliable informAton
with county maps. 10y addressing j. %. I'D
WARDS. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Queen Il Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
TRAIN TIME TlBLES.


ITaiu leeslAr isr &. ne.auaf 81 e , a. sns a.
rFae from tlncl Inatl al a,4 81 raus a&lly.
rai4a 49, Included NtAer TRAINS &sAN except
slucAYs
sLGkFiSe 2Np TsEaoF CsR SkEFloE.
North. IL o. alt lo D a. trains EA0e
Siecpine sno f&rIoF Ears toE Mack.nsN S,ls
south ls a. Ua.a aas lair ik~afat -
~ U4ln. fGllIl4a o.ee-.og lAr asl llacihaA1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

1he shortest lire % Deira.t and Taef. lie.
rarf uarlor carF between Detroit anr rraua
fapfds trains leaving Detroit ren fr and
Grano Rapids a. m TUn dalF. Other traius
dslIv except SUNDAY
Hlvcrrr4. Ticket Agent Depot rFn ~
W-rerf Union Ticket agent. Ih Nnnfrf-ef
WvE GtrTrr. At ~ ~ , hgf ~ a. lfr-
rFrrrr Irarc Manager. Gas. ~ HE-lD acrs
era Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Look AZ these pictures. What Go You want
shoes for2 10 look well on the foot. or 10 look
) III when held 10 the hand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
WnEREAs-Detault has been made in the

A. 4. ELrrs 4ND 7. G. MILLEE,
Attorneys for Assignee. lon!a. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
FkuII 81 Nc

CUICA6O & WEST MgCEl GaN-TBAINS
y arrive a. aud depart from nioa Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
kyyTVCPSAP OF THE CHApTV HOME

The sixteenth anniversary Of the opening OF the
Chaplin Home for the Aged and Infrm was Observed
YESTERDAY The home founded by Mrs. +. ii.
Chapn and is in Sixty sixth St. between Lexington
and Third ayes. Though conducted by women OF the
CnverSasi creed its benefits are not confined TO any
sect. The report for the last year shows that seven
OF the sixty-six inmates have died. that the ex-
penditures Rave been about $4,000 and the rece pts
q little more than $4,000. The institution realizes
from its endowment fund about $4,000 year and
the rest is made up by private contributions ana by
the efforts of the managers. The present officers OF
the home, many Of whom present yesterday, are
as follows: President, Mrs. c. II. DeLamatcr vice
presidents-M Mr. A. Rusch. Mrs. Thomas Crane ana
Mrs. \. A. Smith treasurer Mrs. Sarah f.. lOnnans
recording secretary, Mrs ". 4. COnOver, 'pOnde
secretary. MR.. f. 7. sherman trustees Mrs: g. l..
Cr0well Arlington, y. j.: Mrs. a. \. Frank Mrs.
d. ID. T. Marshall Mrs. II. J. Price Mrs A. Rusch
Mrs G.. F. Brown Miss c. f. Huntington. Mrs. ID. ID.
Youmans, Mrs. A. A. smith Mrs. J. Y. Watkins. IT,.
Mrs. Thomas Crane, stamford, Conn. Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie. Mrs.. !. O. Rhines. Mr.. f. IL. Faulkner.
Mrs. J. r.. smith, Mrs; c; +; Taggard, Mrs c. l.:
sticlney, Mr.. \. D. Brink, IT., Tarrytown, y. y;
Mrs. W. A. C0nover Mrs. y. Huggins. MR.. Minturn
Post. Mrs. F. T, sherman; Mr.. 4; shumway; Mrs..
Drundrett. Mrs. G. H. DeLamaer, Mrs. +. p. smith.
Milford Conn. Miss Cone, Mrs. IL. Il. Hebert matron,
Mrs. J. +. Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
WEST SIDE REPU BLICAyS ELECT CFFTCERS

At the second annual meeting OF the West side Re
publican Club. at the clubhouse. No. 1G5 West seventy
frst-st on Tuesday evening the following officers were
elected Charles Y. Iaintor pcs dclt j I'm l.. y
hunt George Dillcnback and James II. Hume. vice
presidents Leopold Leo. CORE -pondng see
Rotary : Dudley +. Phelps recording s'crc ary j.
Edgar Lcaycraft, treasurer; William H. Bcamy Alex
andcr Caldwell. Edmond L. Lyon. william H. Chap
man Charles L. Hammond william II. Faircii Id.
Frank II. Plat and Abraham Gruicr. executive com
mittcc: George G. Baichcllcr Edward H. Angel. \ "A
Wynkoop william II. Il. Totem. Irving ID. Fairchlld
George r. Kingshury. Pierre J. smith. William a
Daily and william OndcrdOnk membership com
mittec. The annual reports wcr' highly satisfactory
showing the clubs great usefulness To the Republican
party in the future. An adjourned meeting viii be-
held on March -. al which the subject for discus
sion will be What. II ANY. additional Restrictions
Should be Placed on Immigration, di~ putants
William A. Daily and Professor John l.. y. Hunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
MONEY At WORK FOR TIE PrBLTC HEALTH
on THE DAYS SAIL

Tho regular monthly meeting and annual election
~ officers Of the Ladies Health Protective A's"cl'-
ton was held at so 20 West Fifiy ninth ST. Sc't'r
day. Letters from street Cleaning Commissioner
LOOMS and several officer, Of the Board 81 lieai'h
favoring The work Of the organization were rc"''
Badges Will be- worn by the members To show their
,uthortv to order any police health officer to ar
rest Der ons violating the laws ordinances relating
to the carr. Of streets to III" public health CIR
culars containing the substance OF the rules relating
to these subjects will be printed by the association Tor
distribution among houschodcrs The work OF tho
association last year led to the erection Of the new
ahattoir at Forty fourth So ana Flr>taVc', ana
cnccicd improvements in ga houses IN vailous parts
If th" city. 49,.
Mrs Josephine shaw Lowell address d the society
behalf of thc bill before the Legislature tVoilhs mo
appointment of women inspectors oi factories EN-
poying female labor.rs. The association faVorS ms
hlll The following are the officers and directors for
1ryO: Mrs. VI. T. Wcndt. president; Mrs. ii: = i"Il'
first vice president: Mrs VI. RavenhlI second vice
president: Mrs VI. T.. Trautmahn. secretary Mrs r.
Ilarland. recording secretary MrN' ". y. li'rn,r''
treasurer: Mrs. \. VI. Palmer Mrs H. kohut, Mrs.
\. e. Tiffany Mrs. &. r.. Fender. Mrs. Esther Heir
manu. Mrs T.. y. sparks. Mr.. NJ C. Schoen, Mrs.
:. Baum and Miss T. l,arcaoW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

CAPTAIN wendell OF Battery A. and Captain Wilson.
Of Battery H. appeared before the Armory Board yes
teriay and entered protest against having their com
mands placed in the same arInoN Win Troop n
President Coleman, Of the Tax Department said that
quarters could be had for the Troop in Charles W.
pickels riding academy at 800 II the Board would
take a two years lease. Mayor Grant opposed this.
believing that would be cheaper in the end to build
AN armory for the Troop. General Fitzgerald said that
he was authorized to say that Captain Rae. command
ing Troop A. was ready 10 guarantee $4,000 OF the
100000 which an armory would cost. to be SUD
scrbcd hv Edward Gould and other wealthy troopers.
ir,.lacnr Cocmau WAS r,uucst.u 20 communicate with
Mr. Dicke and obtain, II possible. shorter lease.
The Board took favorable view OF the legislation
proposed at Albany by which the state will into
control OF all armOrcs. Mr.. Coleman was asked TO
nauirc and report what the site Of the drill shed In
Fonriccnth-st adjoining the 22d Regiment arnory.
could be had for II 1t be bought on satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
NOT READY TO ANSWER Mr. GALLAwAY.

Controller Myers, in abiding to the letter addressed
IN him hy Y. NJ Galloway, vice-presidcnt Of the
Manhattan Elevated Company, published exclusively
in The Tribune yesterday, said that he was not read'
to reply 10 Mr.. Galloway. BY the vice president :
own showing the Controller said, his company owed
The city more than 100000 for the last 1--WE years
"The surplus earnings" said tho Controller do
Quoting all operating expenses taxes, interest on
bonds and rentals for the five years. amount 10
nearly 100000. These surplus earnings hoii'
constitute the net income contemplated by inc aW'
The company's payments 10 the sinking fnnd nave
only been little So 600 quarter or about 500
600 In five years. When my accountants are through
with the Manhattan Company's hooks and have
had an opportunity for looking over the hgurcs !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
TO CLOSE Up THE WHIShEY TRUST
4 SUIT DRIVES THE TRUSTEES TO FORM AN IN
CoRpORATED STOCK COMPANY

4 SUIT DRIVES THE TRUSTEES 10 fOisN A-' A'-
CORpORATED STOCK COMPANY.
At the meeting Of the certificate holders OF the b
tllers and Cattle Feeders Trust better known prop
ably as the Whskey Trust in Peoria. H. on feD'
rnary % IL was decided TO transform the Trust INTO
stock corporations
The interests Of the Trust have been antasohiZoo
in various State said f. o. Boyd. Of No. 80 BroaHs''
Yesterday The Trust had large di'tHerle' III We
braSka city. The Attorney General OF the Stae mas
begun suit against the directors for the purpose VI
taking away their charter. The suit IS similar 70 'aO
brought against tho North River sugar EehmhS 'oh-
pany in thi. state. They have property IN Missouri
and the laws there against trusts are now stringent
In order to insure the safety Of the property the meet
ine was called at Peoria. and the vote was almost
unanimous In favor II forming an Incorporated sto'h
company under the laws u Illinois. IL VIII De con
summated in all probability. thi, month. IL Is INC
intention now to issue certificate Of stock Tor cal
certificate II the Trust. A. all other trusts, TINS one
Ia. been a secret organization. Altho'Sh II htS uecl
successful the certificate holders Wish 10 hiiV" hOIc
Of what IS going on. DO, ,. ~,
The new company" he added. VIII embrace an
the dstillercs IN the Northwest, Win tlc eAccPpi
Of four Hut only OF these. mat OF H. II. S'ln.
cldt =. CO.. Of Chicago, is large one II i pIoudpo
that the trustees of the Trust viii become inc uc0'o's
If the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
1 NEW HOME POR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

AT the session Of the Board OF Education last evening
1t was decided TO buy property at Park and Fifty
ninth-st. for new Educational Building. The prop
erty lies 1875 feet In Park-ave. 100 feet in Fifty
ninth-st special committee which consists OF
F. W. Dcvoc, X. NJ. galloway, Adolph Sanger. J ID.
Vermye and $. NJ Purdy have had the property under
consideration for several months and have reported
II the most central location which can be secured
for the building The cost is $4,000
The present building at Grand and Elm SITS. was
put up In 1910, and is too small for the business
Of the Department In the building IL Is in
tended To have library for teachers and a lecture
hall In May last year the Legislature passed an
act for the purchase Of site and the erection Of ch
building and the Board will ask Of the Boar Of
Estimate ard Apportionnent the sale Of bonds ne
ssry 70 raise the necessary moncys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Totals. $3.50
McDonad's majority, excluding The "jOkcrs,' IS

McDonald's majority, excluding the 'IOKcFS,7 IS
ONLY 635: Besides the iokcr,' several thousand
tickets were found tina, had evidently got into ui7
boxes irregulary and McDonald's ma orty, II any
depends upon what the committee o. WIN ,ei'r
,ore In them Since II has been decided to glance
again through certain boxes for the purpose OF III
spectng certain ballots not "j0kcfs. and thc com
rIitiee is actually engaged In the work now-lt may
be inferred that the purpose IS TO question hclr non
esty and finally to throw them out. should IL BE- de
cided 10 follow the presidents established In DINER
states that Of throwing out entire precincts III wMcl
fraud was practiscd, Stuhr viii have a leavy ma
iortv since il is in the precincts that Mcdonald got
the greatest strength that the worst Of the frauds were
perpotrated If this Is not DONE but the OTHER cnur'
:. r,rSued-of casting out the ballots not 1okerS
mat are plainly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII come out
with a mighty slender majority, indeed
The committee has adjourned until next Iuesdhy
hv which time there VIII be before il copies OF the
names on the poll books and registry lists The atier
vere badly faIsincd and the design Is TO establish
Inc fact ascertain who did this work and send them
tn states Prison. The fading Of evidence may not
heriu until week after next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Az OFFICE BOYiNDORSED ONE CHECK
Kr1Dprrr APPEARS IN COURT AND EXAMINES
es-oPr,S OF ENDORSEMENTS.

SCORFS OF ENDORSEMENTS.
william NJ killduf. who did not appear when ne
was last called witness at the examination Il, q"
case Of T. j. Caassen. present at yesterday ;
session Of the examination before Commissioner Shields
lie identified many Checks shown to him by 'nned
states District Attorney Mitchell. but IN some cases
conld tell little about the circumstances under wmch
they we're drawn. lie testified that the check Tor
~ 30 600 signed by James \. simmons was Mica
M AT pcll's Office. II drawn on the Ihlru
National Bank at which simmons had an account.
pell gave the witness checks for $4,000 each against
which the Sl5O.OOO check was certified simmons
left his check book the Third National Bank at
psll,s Office and some check, were signed in blank.
KilIdun said that he had received chccAs-one OF
them for 500 OOO-signed or Endorsed 10y Z. j..
t'laasscu some II them he remembered that ne nad
rcrcv.d from pcll or Wallich III exchange for other
checks. . , .,..... -..
~ checks klduif said that one check indorscd
With Pers name. per r.. l.. r. was Endorsed by
the Office boy Of Pell Wallack Co.
The examination will be- continued on next Monday.