Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09


headquarters Al the National Hotel,
t14t sil fasnssn h2- ia sos after
noon for osaslness. free, ard accomm
1xs.Cns AZ reduced rates a public hzl
VII b. secured Tor ths evening enter
talnmeBL Al wno 20 Nj have 8 gooc
tine
Washington Lodge VII give another
pedro party pExt Wednesday. the lzEh.
Alderman Rodgers would rather beat
that Eighth ward ere al than be- elected
mayor, and usilCe Walsh SAYS that any
man that can DO = deserves % os
mayor
The Night Malouey landed = Ses
iork.~ = popular sOng Of the day,
seens desliaed % have - great 4 run
"3lcGiuty" Il Is by the SAME author
a. the hlstOT au OF Down Went Ac-
Ginty." Il 3 pubhshed "a fnll ln another
column.
Joseph Goodau, senior member OF
0Oodall Bros, the court house stone
contractor. waO has been spending the
winter al his OLD home IN York, Eng
land. has sailed Tor tnis country. The
hrm vii resume work on the court
house contract about March Is.
James Murphy and Thomas Ryan
were ARA gned II the circuit court, yes
terday, and pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge OF engaging IN fight IN the na-
tOre OF prize hight. Ryan afterward
gave oall Tor MS appearance IN the sum
oi sooo, with Fred j. Daily as surety.
ID. L. McGeary, conductor on the
G. K. & l., died, yesterday. at ms home
on south DIylslOn-st. Deceased was
much respected by a large circle OF
trends, and toe company feel that they
have lost one of their best men. A wife
and two children are left 10 mourn the
loss.
The missionary dinner IN Hartman ;
Hall was "a success. At one table sat
Gen. Heath, Governor Watkins, Mayor
Rogers Collector Walsh aud Court Steno-
grapher Atkinson. Another table pre-
served the dignity OF the day by seating
I l.. r. Atwater, Geo. w. Gay, Henry
frallck, and others.
The sparrow killers are destroying
| SNOW birds and other members OF the
| teathered family not covered by the
bounty law. Over one hundred snow
/ birds heads were taken to the crema-
| tory in one lot yesterday. Their kill
Il
| get the law unadulterated.
Judge Grove gave the attorneys in
| the far ground case hearing yester-
day afternoon. Secretary Cox was the
/ only witness put on the stand, and
Jacob Kleinhans appeared for the
/ society, and Maurice VI. Houseman ap-
peared for his father. The decision of
! the court Will be rendered IN a few days
Iona Sentinel: ''Rose Earl, young
woman with a history, died at the
! Harper Hospital in Detroit on Wednes
day. She went to that city in January,
stopping in this city en- route. On Il
previous visit she was the guest Of an
Ion;a family. About two years ago she
/ appeared IN a sensational case IN the
United States Court at Grand Rapids as
| "a long lost daughter of one Of the
! parties % the suit
Judge Burch's court adjourned for
the day at noon yesterday, but crowd
/ OF spectators gathered III the
| courtroom soon after O'Clock, and sat
| converSing IN awed whispers until
nearly 5 o'clock. Then Larry Carroll
went in and broke the news to them as
gently as possible, SO gently in fact that
a good many would not believe him,
! but remained half an hour longer to
see If the court would not open.
The will of Gustave Christ was filed
| IN the probate court Yesterday. He
leaves TO his domestic, Rosa Ehle, $500,
and the remainder OF his estate, which
| Is valued at $4,000, Is to be equally di-
| vided between Charles Scheufier, Hugo
| Happier and Carl +. Schmidt. The
Michigan Trust Company is named as
the executor of the will, and this IS the
! first Will filed that is written on the
| regular blanks of the Trust Company.
There was large attendance at the
! funeral of the late L. III. O'Neil at ST.
! Andrews Cathedral. The Bricklayers'
/ Union, of which Mr.. O'Nell WAS a most
esteemed member, turned out in body
and attended to a part of the arrange
| ments. The floral tributes were many
and beautiful. Rev. Fr. Whalen con-
/ Quoted high mass, and after the services
: the remains were inferred IN ST.
/ Andrews's Cemetery. The pall-bearers
were Alderman Launiere, Assistant
! City Treasurer Nester, VI. J. Lewis.
/ John Sullivan. William McLane and
! William Whalen.