Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
TOWN TOPICS.

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Wllliam spark dose Of ., Ia police
court, Yesterday. E2s due % the per-
slsteney OF hls drunk.
TIE tru4lcy case of Lorenzo Z. Parker
y net yet settled l1 police court. Ad-
loufned - February =, 10 a. IA
Grand Rapids Eneanpment, No. As,
give soclal pedro party and dance
tAis evening At Odd-tei.0Rs Hal.
Joseph A. L4tad.e, OK Detroit, gave
an eloquent labor discourse at the
Wonderland Iheater last evening.
The enbezlenentcase II the soldier,
John AllenbAm. vas adjourned yesteF-
LAY, in police court, . February ~ 10
a in.
Before Judge Grove. ca call today:
Nos. 4. 80 H. Before Judge Burch; law
eases Nos. q, 81 80, 80; ehAneery,
-, Is, Is.
The tempeunce meeting vii be held
I'D the Wonderland Iheater this even
ing. At Rankin Viil he present and
address ths meeting st ! 80
Judge Grove rendered judgment for
the plaintiff u the ease OF Erwin G.
Watkins IS. Wu :. Vinegar and Clar-
ence p. Peck, for sl25-75 and costs.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Nomen's auxihary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association was held yester-
day afternOoa az the ASSOCIATION rooms.
Tie boys wao have heretofore been
in the habit OF jumping onto moving
trains IN the vicinity OF shawmut-aye.,
must look out for the police in the
future.
-. Of 4
ham Rlsh, Was decided by Judge Burch
Yesterday. He rendered judgment
for the defendant Tor costs, without at
tOrney fee.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Maria
Bleake will occur this afternoon, at
2.30 O'Clock, from the Fourth Reformed
Christian Church. Rev. Mr.. DeBaun
Will otfciate.
The Supreme Court has sent back the
suit of AnsOn l.. Crawford against
Frank j Lamb. on a wFlt OF error, and
the matter VIII be tried again in the
superior court.
Bids for the construction of the addi-
ton 10 the Union school are coming IN.
and viii be opened on Saturday AT 3
o'clock. The Building Committee has
the matter IN charge.
The Burns Club will hold q social for
members only tomorrow evening at the
new block owned by VIM. Miller, on
South ionia-st. Mr.. Miller will enter
tam the club as his guests.
The local lodges OF knights of the
Golden Eagle Will hold a meeting to-
night TO make arrangements for enter
taiaiug the Grand Lodge of the order
on the first Tuesday IN May.
The gentlemen who witnessed the
Murphy Ryan entertainment for recre-
atlOn only, viii assemble at Justice
Westfalls court this morning to tell
what they know about tisticutfs.
still the rush from the South and East
TO Northern Michigan. for ice, increases
as the prospect of no local supply grows
more certain, and the available lakes
are fairly black with ice-cutters.
over two hundred rods of board and
rail fences have been built on the
county farm by the paupers since Feb
ruary |. Keeper Nc Arthur thinks this
Is doing pretty well for winter job.
The arguments in the case of Her
bert ID. Perkins against LamOreaux and
Johnson, were completed last evening,
but the judge did not give the case TO
the jury. He will DO so thISSnorning.
Their many friends in ths clty will
sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Wetzell, whose little son died while
South with them on a pleasure and
business visit IN Tennessee and North
Carolina.
kewan Tribe OF Red Men give a benefit
"A frr.rr~ft D.I Me- Al
South DlyislOn-st.. for Frank l.. NOyes,
a veteran soldier, who IS lying hear
deaths door.
handsome photograph of an am
buiance adorns The mantel in the office
OF the Board of Police and Fire Com
missiOners, who are now authorized TO
purchase one for the department, and
VIII look the field over.
IN the case of Edwin II. Pitkins and
Jonathan W. Brooks against John 4.
Homau, the defendants plea was with
drawn. yesterday, and q Judgment for
the plaintiff was rendered by Judge
Burch ia the sum OF sllS.3i.
Driver No. Is. on the Grandville-ave.
car line. answered a question put to
him by a lady passenger, IL a brutal
manner, Tuesday night. The average
street-Car driver hasn'tas much dccCncy
as have the beasts be drives.
The United States grand jury has
been drawn ami IS summoned TO ap-
pear next Tuesday. Tne finding of III
dictmeuts In number of minor cases
for the violations OF the liquor and
postal avs, wlll be n turned during the
week.
The Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton invitation 90 Evangelist Moody to
hold revival meetings IN this city. 5
stl u circulation among the churches
receiving signatures. Moody Is now in
Brooklyn. and the invitation viii DC
sent % him shortly.
There viii be special meeting Of the
General ". 4. 7. I. today. at 80 p.
M. at Good Tcmpars Hall. Local
unions requested 10 he present. Meet
ing viii be addressed by A. &. Rankin,
thc EVANGELIST. 4 cordial invitation t0
those who are not already members.
The council Building Committee DID
not uccccd in closing a contract Tor
tho new police headquarters site s'ues-
dav. They waiteu all the forenoon for
the agent 70 appear. and re,0lvcd no.
tce after dinner Shat neWas ~ at Ann
Arhor and could not make connections.
F. y. Knapp. chief mailing clerk Of
che FrFgRtN-IIFRtHn, was lnarucd
last night To- Mss Viola McNiileu. n
tlna esdcnte If the brides parents, A.
r. and Mrs. EvaFt, - Maple-st. After
Che ceremony the young people left for
a II "a. f..sr...s-rs..s...ss f-arr