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Evening journal., 1890-07-24
YnnAher.

Indications for Delaware and Mary
land D. M Cloudy, warmer aRd more
sultry weather and fresh southsrlY winds
will prevail, with rain, followed by
clearing on the western portions.
New York Herald forecasts. A
strong depression now north Of Lake
Huron will probably myvs today toward
Ahe st. Lawrencs Gulf, occasioning fresh
30 brisk southerly winds, with rain,
from Virginia northward to the lakes,
and local rains to the eastward
near the coasts. Temperature under
went no decided change in the United
States yesterday. Ths chief minimum
reported was As degrees Fahrenheit at
Northdeld, Vt, the Shief maxima were
SO ct st. Louis, at Rio Grand City and
Salt Lake City, 94 at Wichita, Kan and
Fort Smith, Ark. 80 at Dodge City, Kan,
and 10k st Helena, Mont.
Baynnwd's thermometer, g. M 6S
Ga m. 20: II a m, z; 75 .. m. N.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

SHARKEY win sus us for a6O,OOo,
MARBLE for $4,000. That is $4,000,
which may decrease our profits but will
not bankrupt us though 1t may bankrupt
them
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

CHrcAao's real estate owners and
spectators could not decide whore to
hold the Columbia Fair, 80 the city offered
20 build 3 site out in Lake Michigan.
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AND RFADING RAIL

DHILADEDPHIA AND READING RAILr
ROAD "ROYAL ROUTE" BETWEKl
PHIL.ADELpHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY THE
ONLY DOUBLE TRACK LINE. SCHEDULE II
EPFHCr July T., 1880.
TRAINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
whaFwce
Week days cypress. S. Q. 10 As a. m. Sat
urdAya only. 3sl. 3, saturdays only, ~
4, B. op. m, Accommodation, a. m, 10
p m, -
sundays-Express. 10. T, s. 8. 30. Q, 80 al
IN. Accommodation, a. m. 4 30 p. M.
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC JlTH-
Week days Express. Z. 80. 8, 2. 10 q. m. I
-. IS p. "a. Accommos alton, o, ~, =. m
D. IN. SundayS- Express. =, >, o, . 30, Z, 4
? 25 y. IN. Accommodation. 30 a. m, "
y. N.
Parlor cars on all express trains:
A. A MCLEOD. g G.. HANCOSk.
V. Pros and Gen. Man'r. Gen. Pass. A d
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LsOsmotivs Breaks its A1ls.

A locomotive on the Delaware Division
Of the p, w. & B. railroad, had an axle
broken Al Q 80 o'clock this morning, while
in the West Yard. The wrscking train
was ordered out, but was not needed and
no trains were delayed.
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Chllls ard Fever. IT,,

Henry Morris of Baltimore who has
been in this city for several days wan
dersd to the Police Station this after
noon about o'clock, having 8 severe
attack Of chills and fever. Aid
was summoned and the police sflsrs
did all In their power TO relieve him.
He renoYarad
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Tntsr-Ulub rennis Tsurnamsnt.

The Delaware Field Club will hold an
inter-club tennis tournament on its new
grounds Al Elsmsre, tomorrow. The
tournament will be between
the home clubs players and
the Belmont Clubs players aHd will be-
gin at o'clock. Fourteen members Of
each club will play In pairs fer the cham
pionship. This ladies will give tea in
the evening
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
PspulAslou Of tAs city and state.


klTte Eleventh Census Of the State Of
Delaware has all bean taken except one
district In ssAford hundred, where
ths enumsrator's work has been
retarded by illness. The un-
official returns from all over the
state now show ths population Of New
Castle connty to be "a $50, representing
decrease Of sSS. Of Kent coxnty to be
80, 500, a decrease of 1896; OF Sussex
county 20 be 39,144. an increase
OF 2,120. The official returns
for the city Of Wilmington give Its
population SAs 81, aSc, an incrsass of
| 1890 over the census Of 1880.
The returns from the Seventh ward
show an increase Of 8, $50 more thAn any
other ward In ths oity. The greatest
increase In the state Ia In Little Greek
hundred, Sussex county, 1,0o5; In New
Castle county. Ia Branaywins hundred,
4S9; In Kent county Is Aispillion hun-
dred. 374 Ths population Of the whole
state is lee, $50, which is s. net inreass
| of 20 9T9
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

Is THAT a love letter. asked nne Young
lawyer Of another. who wss poring busily
over some closely written sheets. Oh. no. re
piled the other, confusedly 1t is just q writ
Of attAchment.-ko@ @erville Journal.
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.sAwnv 30 rslehestsr''

On sunday July q. Excursion tickets only
Sl.00. special train at F.44 q. IN. Children
will enjoy the refreshing air. Do not fail
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

PERrnEs AND SNAIL CHANGE car
ax HAD AT THE oOUKrHs Roozz OI
rHQ EvEETNa sLUEAAA
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

TIE qOeathty today IS hks5
to be cko1dy.
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wANAMAKER's.

PH1LAprIrnrA, Thursday. July "a, 1890.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
ROOT BEER.
G. {. HIRES. Philadelphia.

Ask your Druggist or Grocer for it.
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Fined for Fast Driving.

William Norton, a resident OF Buzzards'
Point, attended the races few days ago behind
a horse that might perhaps have won on the
track. When the races were over Mr.. Norton
started home and drove SO fast that Policeman
Slack arrested him for fast driving. The young
man was turned over to Officer McCabe. who
started toward the station with him. When
Boundary street reached Norton used his
whip and gave Officer McCabe and Sergeant
Slattory a chase all the way TO Buzzards' Point
Lawyer Darlington appeared IN the Police
Cour: today as Norton's counsel and entered
pleas of guilty to two charges aud paid s25 fus
I'm his client
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Speaker Reeds Rulings I'm Court.

Proceedings were begun yesterday In the
United States court in New York which are cal
culated to call forth from the bench Q legal
opinion of the legality OF Speaker Reeds
rulings on the subject Of the quorums. They
are brought by the importing firm of Ballin,
Joseph q Co. and involve the legality Of the
imposition Of duties at the rate Of thirty-fve
cents pound and thirty-fve per cent ad valo-
rem on a consignment Of cloths which arrived
at New York on July 10 by the steamer City OF
Richmond. 1t is set forth in the papers that
the Mckinley administration act classifying
worsted cloths as wooleps is Of no force, as Il
was never passed according 70 Law, there being
no quorum in Congress when it was said 70
have been passed Judge Lacombe granted
an order requiring the appraisers Of the port
and other government officials to file in court
all the documents upon which they base their
action in enforcing the duty complained Of By
the petitioners.
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The Allen Divorce Suit,

In the Equity Court this morning Judge
Bradley in the case of Louisa X. Allen against
John NJ. Allen, overruled the motion OF plain
III for alimony, counsel fees, expenses Of suit
and to strike out portions of the answer as
scandalous and impertinent The motion was
argued by Mr.. Dumont for complainant and
Mr.. Christy for the defendant. and the court in
deciding the motion spoke with considerable
severity on the practice that prevails here 90
some extent of filing petitions for divorce. in
Which are set forth loose and indefinite charges.
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Policy Men Held to Rail.

Policemen Kimmell and Mccormick raided
an alleged policy shop in Prather's alley yester-
day, and say they found William Gray and
Neredith Watson seated behind a table con-
Quoting business. Vincent Rowe, a man who
was about to squsnder a nickel on three num-
beers, also found in the shop and he ap-
peared as witness in the Police Court today
when the colored men were tried for violating
the policy law. They were defended by Lawyer
SiIlers. Judge Miller heard the testimony and
committed the defendants to jail in default Of
$500 security to await the action Of the grand
iury
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Death OF Mr. Robert c. Queen.

Mr.. Robert Combs Queen. for many years
associated Mr.. W. S. Roose. tobacconist, died Of
consumption yesterday morning, aged thirty
eight years. His funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon from ST. Peters Church on
Capitol HILL. He was son Of the late John X
Queen, wel-known citizen of East Washing
ton a quarter OF a century ago.
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The VIII OF Henry Boorman Sustained

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery,
this morning the jury in the case of the will Of
Henry Boorman, executed September 20, 1856,
returned a sealed verdict sustaining the will
The jury say tina: the will was properly at
tested; that it was read over TO deceased and
he was of sound mind at the time. and that its
execution was not procured by fraud or undue
influence
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Death OF Mrs. c. VI. Bassett.

Mrs. Catherine VI. Bassett, the widow Of
David Bassett, formerly a well-known resident
of this city, died yesterday at the residence of
her son-in-law, Mir. George c. Gorham, No.
929 New York avenue. She leaves son,
Charles c. Bassett, of the United States geo.
logical survey, and three daughters, Mrs.
George c. Gorham, Mrs Joseph 1yssowski aud
Mrs. w. L. Clark. The date of the funeral will
be announced when word has been received
from her son. who is now in New Mexico. The
dpceaseI WAS siNtN-nnn Yanrs of nra
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Imp ,rters and the Tariff Omission.

meeting Of New York importers was held
yesterday which had under consideration the
Mckinley bill Secretary Daniel McKeever
said he had talked with numerous lawyers. and
il. was nearly o unanimous opinion among
them that the act was unconstitutional because
of the omission Of section 80. A committee Of
eight was appointed to devise some united
mode Of action and report back ct 9 subsequent
meeting
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Go ing to Meet the Pretended Prophet

The corresponding secretary of the Indian
Defense Association SAYS in reference TO the
report of Agent Mclaughlin of the Standing
Rock agency that Mrs Weldon. whom Agent
Mclaughlin refers 10. while a member OF his
association is not there a representative OF
that body. He received letter from her
dated october 3. in which she expresses her
intention of going at once among tile Sioux,
meeting the pretended prophet OF tine Messiah,
and convincing the Sioux that he is al i'm
postor.
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MrKendree Church Ivceum

McKendree Me. Church Lyceum has con-
cluded its arrangements for the winters pro-
gram. The opening entertainments will be
tomorrow evening, when BishopJ. II. Vincent,
known all the world over as the originator and
promulgator Of the ''Chautauqua idea" will
deliver a lecture on "A Very Ancient Church"
During the winter the iyceum will provide,
free of charge. six lectures. six muscales, six
literary entertainments and six sociablos.
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To Work for Compton and Rainier.

At meeting Of Baltimoreans doing business
in this city held last night at 5l9 10th street
northwest, Mr.. Geo. J. Smith in the chair and
A. HennIng secretary. Mr.. John Strott, from
Sl65 after deducting travelling expenses 70 and
from Baltimore, which. on motion OF Mr.. Lilly,
was turned over TO Henning TO expend where
it would do the most good. A resolution was
adopted pledging those present TO exert them
selves to the utmost for Barnes Compton aud
Isidore Rainier
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RENT-UNFuKNISYTp-
EOk RENT-UNFUENIsHID.

IL
i@-S * sos 80 sG4 sssa:sson
liable ave- s44 Il St ss Il n. D3
l l lar leg g g It tSs Gs:Pia 81
R 1GS ia lsi square Hm
1905 u -. NV. I.r.-l Is and dwelling ........35
I6l4 2Ist stn w. 100 l+i;i IIgr,da ave. sr 80
11I5Q IT Nv. lIr... 90, 9Th and Pouleroy sits,
100 - st. E-w..l ir--s333 houses. eacb-.-.-.. LIZ
FURNISHED.
Iliyer pIsce a.S.. I7f5O0 ciisiO. i5r.. $3.50
. near H. bSSoa: S.s ST.
Circle. l3r .-.......250 De sales 81. nr. Conn.
IL st DE- Iiomas aith ard NV. iiri3S
Iirele 15r. lyth st nr. Y. l2r go. l25
cirse HI Thomas near VI AYE; Re TT 100 20
Cireie ierI 80 5Sti st IeaS L. III Gr...... SO
Euclid place NV, lOr.lOO
:s s''''' i 81
EoK RENT-sl.OOO PEI. ANNUM-THE plsIKA-
II bly, located and handsomely FURNISHED tLreestory
brick Ie.ldr;,ee III y. Calvert ST., b4l'lInere APP
l,oR KENT-A VERY DESIRABLE LARGE BRICK
4 house, 81 st NV, and stable: tnorouslly
paired !.s =, Rent cts. LOUIS 1. SHOEMAKER,
I,oR RENT-pY r. O. HOFFMAN, REAL Rs
l. Tate and INSURANCE Broker. lOiA AID i sts nw.
EUI Sis
1925 NJ ct ". l6r. 3 50 33U 9th Sc, llr.... SEQ
l25 Com. ave. Tor. ! 4%9 "a 81 NV. 9f..., IS
SIS 18Th ~ lUr.. ZIG ct Nv. IT,. 80
so5 a. i542 ga ss- S.
FURNIsHkD HOUSES.
Gci per an II ave nr Nit Sc
Mass ave. aid 1hoins. ,o y'h above 4 ST. lar 100
Conn ave IL \ ST.. 250 aglh bet = and IL Tor 100
JI12 s.5 Eiagsnt rooms in -sun
l2lI st. nv. Js..--..35 tuildins." hreIroof,
e3s 7 81. nw--.----..-%3 elevators. .ea,ed By
Az Ia sl.:ion ;Siii0,ois each
eIoRES
iSis cSan. a i ioaG Conn. ave-
1oec Conn az trc.r,. ta5 i02. Conn ~ .--,-, $50
o21 R.o HOLMAN loth and NV
EoR RENT-CARETUL PERMANENT TENANT
Il can rent the l4rse corner house North Capitol and
ens 4s S G .. s VIII gd ss' iS S4 sa
trail National BANK bd,.d.ns. o;-1-3I'
ISOR RENT-GoOD BUSINESS CORNER. I4TH
.1c!s .i7 " Ers III iSti ihf lScn'
+ 1874 Is:h. llr, 100 Tacoma Park. $50
laid 81 NV. lir $40 i.os 81. ne. 7r 40
itE? II; sS * .YiV ittA a. NV .r
tai "a =; VI 5O+S Is NV. 81 40
90 - Nv. l"r..15 ;4 Mass. n. dr 20 go
II1J IOth St NV i2l 20 Iysi,ss1c 20
SOVo - u ~ % l5OS 3tE 81 Il. or. .. Al
1eV- 81 iLN IAr-.-'lJ ~ DelFeSs st.. cir. Ia
-V5.S AZ IOF .-..-oO SV3+ 9Th 81 u W .6r. 40 30
ST. u ~. 80 GA 10Th al A. Va 5r n
$50 81. IA W. ST--i1 30 4 | l. st ne ir 10 3,
hesthihsVe, stSrf 90 lis a. se.. Dr.. J.. ~
1lte NV. ~ 40 lCo y ST Sc Or. IL 81
Si d Is ave: ytS s;s isI or g
33 spruce ST.. lOr. 80 IL feniO,l n e. DE- o. 81
5ls spruce st. Sr------S0 l 30 HsI 1T ss ar. q
o25 \. II. WINNERS CO.. aIe J u.nw
I.OR RENT-fURNisHI D-A NEKY C0MMOpI
II Gus l&-rOOIH EOuss. handsomely furnished. OF
81. near arrasut square b. h. kOBEKl son, ID s
ii ct ,25.lOts
IEoR KkSI-BEAUTlFCL FUkNIsHED HOUSE,
Il On ElIySF Place.
Good store And dwelling next 90 corner 18th and q
ats. NV suitable also for real estats Office.
Ofhce rooms Oh ST.; cheap
o2a-I~ JUHN %. JOHNSON. eI7 Est.
IIUR kENT-l2l0 ST. NV s35 PER MONTH
Il JOHN Is. WIGHT,
oS4-os l4Oo1s u St nv
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,oR sALE-A SPECIAL oFFER-roR THE NEXT
II 30 days the Charlton Heights Investment aud
Building sociAtion will oer 80 of tho choicest lots
in Charlton Heights at sl0 cash ana sS per month.
This 10 an opportunity SELDOM offered 10 s.cnre q
home In RAPIDLY CROWN suburb whose success has
been phenomenal. where mere houses have been
erected during the than in all the other sub
divisions around Mashingtun combined.
- trains daily. Communication fare On cents. Money
furnished 20 build. Prospective purchasers viii be
conveyed 10 and from the grounds free.
This ofer IL for 30 days only. and 10 intended TO
meet the aiu;inS orers OF paper towns on their
terms.
The attention Of investors is specaly directed to
this offer. Safer than bank and Of large
prottsA
Apply early At the once Of the company
p33 It. NV.
JAMES 4. WAUGH.
ManAger.
JOHN i. RANkfS.
o1s-10t secretary.
nor SALE
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FOR lighthouses.

IrOR RENT Takouia l'k, IT. cor Mont
6f and Bath AVS sHa Cap 81. Us..
i5o3 VI ave- fur llr~s5 obs y. Cap. It,. Or.
,54 st Sc; i0r ..37. so ~ Patterson st Or
1924 Wallaeh place, 20 pa Florida ave- Or. 10
E'oR KENr-l3Oo oTH ST. n. W. FRANZ. 8
Il looms. water and bath. SO per month
o21-8t THOs. o. HE SLY Co., 1900 stn.w.
SoK RENT-EURNIsHED-13 VERMONT AVE.
l. nv: nfteen roSlIs aud bath al mod imps.
THOS. q. HENSEY Co.
EoR RENT-FURNfSHED-l1lO NEW HAMP-
l. shire ave. NV. seven iooIns and bath
o27-5t 1900 ST. NV.
1SoR RENT-7ls Il ST. s25. 90
Furn d ~. & 81
Grnished house 1910 ION TO 90
FURNISHED house III kst......,,...........3O 800 90
o25-lm App.y CHARLEs EAkLY. COS 14th st.
sSOR RENT-I3O3 ST, DWELLING PORTION,
Il containing = rooms aud bath: good kitchen and
1903 Fat. o2o-ot
i4 stS T. 1 1SSS + at t,
lt2;5 ST., l2r.....lOOI 1916 St, Sr.......... ~
lI.iH 18Th St, ST.......O1
l9O6 UGrcwV'd ave. lie Droit Park 1r ..........33
1OUS Hardwood ave-, = DfUIt arr, IN
fUENlhHED.
b22 18th s.. IL rooms complete 1So
1910 10Th at, IL ROOMS. we FURNISHED. 100
OFFICES.
Office rooms for rent the Giovor building. 14lo
81. NJ n fAkktR
o24-6t l4lSFst
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IN ON Approved Real Estate Security. IN Distr;ctof
columbia, any desired rates OF
terest 1AOa !. klSHEk co.
sat LIZA n II. nv.
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FOR SALE-dOUSES.

L,oR SAILS ST NEAR 18TH NV 2-sTORY
j. and Basement Brick; rooms: all mi. lot 20x
100 to alley price $4,000. This . . bargain
ol3-lm TA0S. q. HENSEl 4 CO. l30O a; "
II seven rooms and bath; all mi lot 1880 TO 10.
foot alloy; price &A10O. THOS. O. HENsES q CO.
1900 ct. NV. o13- I'm
ISoR sALE-THosE BEAUTIFUL HoCsEs ON
I2lst ct ct corner Of Hillyer ave. Corner house
els. 600, north house el3o0O. others each 600,
Open for inspection. Should be seen by those con-
tsmpstiug the purchase Of home and those seeking
~ Investment in trstclass property For apply
to SWoBMsrEDT 4 BRADLEY.
o6-1m o27 st.
EOR sALE-THREE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
H on 10Th at. q St n. w.; 80, 400 $a5uO
$4,000. Apply ohAkLt 5 EARLY.
IGOR SALE BARGAIN-4 NEW PRESS BRICK
y Houses near Washington Circle, at low price
$1,000 to e., 90 each: very easy terms. Apply to
s2T2in CHARLES EARLY, 6O3 4th st n W.
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IGOR sALE-BARGAIN-TWO LOTS IN NORTH
i west. 22xSi each. soy $4,000 for both. with two
EAkLY, dU3 l4th ct. s27-2m
IGOR SALE-BAkGAIN-2JO lots IN NV; I6xI00
II each $4.2UO :or both, with two Eouses rsntinY
Tor $40 per month. Apply CHAhLEs EARLY. sos
14th ct. s27-2m
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46S 10. ave. . front r..s30
sos 18th ST., ~. y aud
lU.............. .......3 80
S6S Ia. ave. 3th floor,
3 ROOMS ................2s
4US La. av., ok. rm.,
I'd floor. Is
CO., 18th ST. Il ", r. .. j :
Tie shove IL only u pOr
books. For IulI list call at
on tie LIST and 18th
o23
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VIOK KENT-
Il 1903 18th ST., 10 rooms am.i.....,....,,f45
1e01 st. NV. roolLs. Store and stable S4o
4OS Richardson pl.. rooms. water 10 30
FURNISHED.
1851 Q 81. NV, rooms O H. .....-.... az 3
1883 10Th 81. u. W. 10 rouns, ........S75
DEEBLE, DAVIS u CO.,
o4-lm 1919 + st NV.
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SIG ] 81. NV. 14r. esq. 81
] 4V4 stoushton st. Sr. So
b4i X st. Il. W, or......45
,:2:1 .}d Sc 12r.
4US Chaplin ct 9r.....4O
] lUG l4tk st. E.w., 2r.
/. lafayette square. 15r..-
! 500 Ith St u.w,,store
and dwelling .........3J
! 4a3 FLORIDA ave. Sr. 80
40 LIST -. sv.. 6r......l5
9Th and POuIerOy SITS,
z houses. eacE-....-..12
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

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<ApAl en@s uNys sslNg ssed -
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Asesa4 s4s 4zsnSs hs3ss gaaFsesz =
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ki1~s, sa1 - t44s2 49, ttEse ea1-2taSs
see4pist - tAa-aa sr@1sra ss<a sEerS
k1saS rl1e2 sisA z4-ag weaxtnE ~
s44sh aac sas ssslsss sss gas fer
> aAea ta1-zAs zi4alg psy ezosa-o4s
kTlsss znsnsysr glsY navs AZ 1e1eY.
a att-s 1lstaaes Fem ges 4ssasy =
4 iAzgs es-lisiag 4ssoEs9 - tAs asa
81 an iatlaa seaesl, s1s EgoGlasztiy
ioez zasd - a1joSains hLk 4s t~o
eaasrsbss. Ia @24eA sac fnf aas sr@ tod
ne stories ~ ths Laeis-ss soEtes %
sateh tAey are uou uyiux Ia TIER
er'lde fashion, - gtse prAssieAl zePE-
essAssA - grod4sias = m01ern Messiah
q tasiE o~a The Village has setsl
Tie pooe htals eE0@a toil1ing ean't
hslp beiag called ''holsl.' alsaoagh
Il AAs 0aly 1arss esping -rOoEas.
TIE nrsE tAing - Is ~as - e4u OF
fhs eolaesndiag ozsseE aud the IEdtza
4genA Ins lattss ol1esr. after satisfy
tnz htmself that nay 1isslOn vas psase.
"a gAye ne pass Shlch conveyed
permisaiOa - stay apon the reservation
asss passes Ia2J &c asms<--e1 a. any
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan .Coun-
/ ~ of Kent. 81. At session of the Probate
Court l0r said County OF Kent. held a the Pro
bate office iu the city of 6rand Rapids. ON the
18th day Of November. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
IN the matter Of the estate OF
ALEXANDER MchkNIIE. ceased.
The Gum Folding Bed Company. Of Grand
R4rids Mich. having flied "a tnis ccNrt pc
rt,on praying this court e. adJudicate and
determine who we're at the date 81 his death
and are now the lawful heirs % said deceased
and entitled t. inherit bis real estate therein
de@ Tlheo
II IS ordered. that Saturday. the 9TH day Of
December. lss1. II ten O'Clock in the Tore
noon. at said Probate Once, be appointed Tor
acarIng sad petition.
And Il IS further ordered. that COPY 81
this order De published three successive weeks
nrevious - said day OF hearing. in the lElE-
.rsv- HEraEn. e daily newspaper printed ana
circulating In said county OF kent.
CYRUS T. PERKINS.
"A true copv1. Judge Of Probate.
ADoLrH T.. Mason. r R'giSfer. ~ dec 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

NOTICE T. hereby given that a special meet
~ Iag Of The stock holders ~ fQt Grand Rap
las uci Gas and lheahaesee4t lAEhtlnS toia-
Pany Nii be held az the ctlce al saie con-
pany. ~ The city Of Grand Rapids. Michigan,
on The -0ih day 81 December, a u. 40. az 10
o'clock a. 10, 10 vote upon proposition then
aud there t6 be submitted 70 said stock holders.
70 amend the articles Of Incorporation OF SAFE
company 50 as 10 Increase us capital stock u
the sum OF nNe hundred thousand dollars
tS090j0i. and. also 70 vote upon prOpcsi tien
then aHd there 70 be Submitted % sHlc stock
holders 10 authorize SAID company 20 borrow
money and issae its bonds % al amount hot
exceeding one milhon dollars 81 Goa go and
10 secure the payment oi the same Ds mort
gage or deed of trust on the property u sai0
company, and Siko Ter the transaction Of such
other business as may be incidental 20 the
foregoing. and as may come before said meet
ing.
BY tile order OF the Board OF Directors
FkED :. CLARK. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Michigan. November q. $50.
bee ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

A SSESSMENT ROLL for grading. grayeling
"A aud paving the cutters OF FIRST street,
from Broadway street 10 Michigan street. in
the city OF Grand Rapids.
0FFICE or CRY CLfRK.
GRASD RAPIps. Mich. Dee. IL. 1880. }
To
Matthias Bootz. Franz Bier. Wenzel and
Geneva Bisehel. August Erogger. Anna
Bliekle. John Blickle. Frederick julius
Blymeier. Joseph Bolesk. Franz basleI.
Anton Bolt Honora Castle T. B. Cad
we'll. George Is. Fuller Joseph Finkler.
Margaret f<akler. Frank fericn. Martin Fran
kowSki, l0ttle French. Felix 6issler and Philip
Fritz. Anton 6lauZ, John heiDel. Mary Hensfi.
Juliana Hol1bie. John klys Frederick kreckel.
estate Of George Koch. deceased, Nargareiha
Koch. Frederick kraatZ. Edward y. kruse.
John Liebick. Sarah A. Miller bGufhlln Nc
CuTdy. Will am Pulte. John lugg, . BRAN =.
kOSenburg. Henry Joseph Richter, Eliza Scrlh-
Trustees Of the Christian Evangelical IongTe-
CATION. the Chicago a West Michigan Railway
Com Pany. the Grand Rapids A Indiana Raii-
way Company. Jacob Neit and Paul kathmau.
julia Nhalen. nonresident, Hope Addis.
James W. Ferry.
You are hereby notified that assessments
are about to be made upon you 10 deffay the
expense Of the aforesaid Improvements an
assessment roll has been made In the prem
ises and IS on file in tBe clerks Office OF said
city. where II will remain open for Inspection
until Monday evening. Dec. =. 1879. when and
where you eau appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show cause. if
any. why said assessments should not be made
and collected according 20 law.
354 WM. A. SHINkNAN. City Clerk.