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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28

LONDON, Aug. 27.-A treaty Of commerce
between Turkey and Germany has been
signed at Constantlnople.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28
Plenty OF Errors.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 27.-After close and inter-
esting game the Bisons won today. Attendance
800. Score:
Buffalos ...............,..3 II o o 3 30
Brooklyns. yns...........-.........O 20 q 20 o. 9
Base hits-Broogiyns IL. Buffalos 7. Errors
BrooklynS 7, Buffalos Z. Batteres-StaffOrd and
Mack, Soiden and Cook. Umplres-Hoibert and
Ferguson,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28
Guatemalan Forces Shell the
SalYadorian Troops.
The Outrage Committed in Defiance Of the
Existing ArmiStice.
Probability That Ezeta Will Demand Indem.
nitg-A Protocol Of Peace Reported
to Have Been Signed.

Special Dispatche. to THE MoES1Se CALL.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28
GETS A PREMIUM.
Successful Trial Trip Of the San
Francisco.
The NeW Cruiser Scores an Average Speed
Of 1851 Knots an Hour.
-Four Minutes Lost by an Unfortunate ACei.
deRt-EEGslleat Behavior Of the
Vessel.


Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Sportius Notes.

For sale cheap, IA baseball club. APP
ply to the Grand Rapids directors.
From the present outlook, Grand
Rapids will not have the pleasure OF
seeing another umpire masSacred, this
season.
Alcryon Jr, son Of Alcryon, Will
run in the two-year-oid race. He Is 81
fast one and can be looked TO as a
probable winner.
1t was stated yesterday on good au-
thorty that the ball park has been sold
and the clubs paraphernala turned
over to Eaton & Lyon on bill of sale.
1t is doubtful If poor old Detroit
could secure a franchise for the North
crn Michigan League. IL Is the poorest
drawing town of It's size III the country.
The National Association made the
mistake of its existence when it ruled
Alcryon and Nelson OF their circuit.
They, with their astonishing careers,
would have proved the drawing cards
of the season.
3. w. Putnam furnished the Judges
at the races yesterday with box of
his celebrated gum. Perhaps be
thought it better for them TO chew gum
than to "chew the rag" IN case of a
close decision.
jimmy Murphy is in good condition
for bis match with Harry Gilmore.
which takes place at smiths Opera
House tomorrow nlgat. Yesterday he
ran five miles. Gilmore ARRIVES to-
morrow morning.
Joe Ellison, owner Of the horse Dyna-
mite. that trotted in the 2.35 and 40
races at London, SAYS the charge Of "
Ii. BuFTjl, Of Detroit, that Dynamite Is
a ringer whose Teal name - Waiting,
record 2-244, = false. Ellison saws he
il wiling 60 bet Burrill or any other
man that Dynamite mas never been
called Waiting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
GRAND RAPIDS AND SAGINAW
Goth Clubs Failed to Pay Their Assess
ments to the League.


In speaking of the sudden collapse of
the league, the Ereaiag Ncrs publishes
the following from President Mills, of
the Detroit Club:
AT the league meeting IN Detroit, on
Saturday, President Pettpece, OF the
Saglnaw-Bay Citys, did not say, or even
intimate, that his club was going to dis
hand. The Saginaw-Bay Citys had
failed TO pay the assessments Tor incl
dental expenses OF the league, such as
umpres' salaries. On June II, we
drew on the club for $40, but no atten
tention was paid TO the draft. Petit
pieCe said at the meeting Saturday that
he did not think He ought TO pay It, be-
cause at a game IN London when the
ground was wet the LOndOns refused to
plav. aud the umpire awarded the
game to the Saginaw-BAy Citys, bat did
not allow them a guarantee. This was
a lame excuse. because the game IN
question did not take place until after
June "A. These incidental expenses
have been unusually large on account
frequent meetings of tau league lately,
all expenses Of which have To be paid
out OF the league treasury. When
Pettipiece lefs for nome assumed that
he was wiling 20 continue his team
asd pay up. and heard no more about
it until got this telegram Of HObas, Of
London.
The telegram IN question stated that
the LOndons withdrew because of the
failure Of the Saginaw-BaY Cltys and
the Grand Rapids clubs 70 pay assess
ments tor umplres' salaries, salary and
travelling expenses OF the league secre-
tary, snd other current expenses.
This telegram was the FIRST intina-
ton | had that Grand Rapids had "a led
% pay is dues. With but f08r clubs
lefr I dou't see that the league has any
thing to DO but die. Hamilton has
heen sbaky for some time. an oat
shout 5000. and there isn't much en-
couraEenentt 20 continue. The Buffalo
Players League team, I understand
nav soon 4 sfand. ard II it does
should not be surpr sd + the franchise
could be secured for Detroit"
Charles Petty. one Of the Hsnlilton
players sent dispatch to President
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
The Program Today

First raee-2.s0 trot, guarantee purse,
Sl00os mIle heats. best Ia 5. VIM. Van
Patterns, Turk. by Arthur, dam not
traced. j. A. WoEfells Buck Morgan.
A. G.. Barnes Carrie c, by MammOnt.
Nm. Mnhts' Roach Main. Standard
Black stocks Ripple, by Duroc. dam by
Volunteer. Amos Rathborn's Victor
b. by Alarlc. ". o. Foote's Indiana
Belle. VIM. Branigan's Leopard Rose,
by Nllbuek Tom.
Second race-Class 2:30, pacing; purse
5000; heats, best three IN i've. Ben
Walkers Ada. by Legal Tender, dam,
Blue Bull. n. J. Smiths Peter T., by
Aambrino Chief, Jr dam by Rob
Hunter. Geo. ID. Wilkinson's Geo. "
Gray. NJ. Salisbury's Cricket, by Stem
way. dam by Dolphin. r. b. Winters
I'r. ". Geo. MoTse's Ipse Dixit, by
Priuceps, dam by Volunteer.
Direct, VI. Sahsbury's great 4-year-
old stallion, With arecord OF 2:l61, will
give An exhibition. Mr.. Salisbury has
offered to match this horse against
either Sunol or Axtel for $40, 900. From
this II would seem that he has not been
pushed 10 the full extent of his speed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
NATIONAL FRKlGHr AGENTS
o55eess 81 ghsir aseslas sei : tsEtA ana
tas F1osrszs oSsslasa.

bEfEoas A.ea. jag s---loe National
ASsoe.4g.oa ef Lacal Freight Agents be
gaG as lhlrd anaazl SESSION al ne
h-yae tk.s norDing. President +. I.
ANbois, q tAe 4iehigan tenifai, at
Oaieago, ealied tlse gathering n order
ana tils WoIk 0f organization n@s eosia-
pl ted, out no further nos.aess N4s
fAtsActea, psneIag lne arrlsAi - SSF-
SlAl vileg delegations. lAe prime lai
matters 10 ~ discussed al tSe pst s-nt
nlest ting ale 1le cost oi tgaEststs ~
VARIOUS terminals -lteAFeIy q car
lots oa private slaings ant tie bSst
hletnoA ~ ODl&l4lns retel piS fol s.1Alts
ana Cost u haldhng PACK sc iEe.sAi.
lne Object = 10 1steFaae Why cost IS
greater At some points ta4n al others,
and 20 settle whether j. Il mere qusS-
tl0n o. wages or mechanical facilities
IoT transferring ano banding. As 10
car iols oA pnEate sl144gs, where Tie
cars have boSn Transferred lfonl Other
Io4.ss, great desltS - -elE - have Tue
ears recelptcd Tor a. s00n - delivered,
aa4 The Goa pany :sieasel from All re-
spoAslblhiy III loss ~ taett or other
cause.
Thas. afternoon the delegates and
their lAdles were taken around Detroit
on the Belt line as the guests OF tie
Michigan Central railroad, and tomOr-
row tie local assoc i4tion has rendered
them an excursion 10 star Isiand, with
a banquet On tie way bill. Thursday
morning they take trip 10 Lake Erie,
aud that aiterpo tue association VII
elect officers ana adjourn.
The Buffalo delegation was the frs.
10 arrive, each member decorated with
badge 5earng the image of a buffalo.
as the distinctive mark OF the "Blson
city,"
Chicago men, with their usual mod
esty, have handsome blue satin badges
with a globe printed on them in gold,
typical OF their being satisfied with tue
earth.
Every member Is decorated with a
handsome satin badge with gold fringe
aside from their local insignia.
There are about seventy-flye agents
IN attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
SIZE TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Suicide of Mrs. Jacob Justin a.
Detroit

DETROIT, July S.-Mrs. Jacob Justin.
of Ill Hendricks-st., took dose Of
paris green on Sunday evening, with
suicidal intent. DR.. w. j. Hamlin was
called in, and after working on her for
some time, left her resting easy, and
she was apparently out OF danger
yesterday afternoon.
Late last night Mrs. Justin was seized
with violent convulsions, and although
DIR. Hammond was called in, he was
unable To bring her through and size
died N great agony this morning.
Mrs. Justln's reasons for taking her
own life are not quite plain at present,
but it is thought that at the time OF
ner rash act she was temporarily de-
ranged. TO neighbor VINO WAS IN at
tendance at the time of her death she
said that she knew no cause why she
should attempt to make away with
herself, but supposed that she was out
OF her mind at the time. The deceased
leaves one child, little girl years
old
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
LARGE FIGURES.

Settling mp Matters in the Foreclosure
Suit of the RZoo Street Ra ilway.
The clerk of the United States circuit
court, Charles L. Fitch, by order of the
court, settled yesterday with the bond
holders of the Kalamazoo Street Rail
way, pursuant to the results of the
foreclosure suit against the company.
The suit was brought to foreciose q
mortgage Of 500, 900 and accrued inter
est OF SlO,0 The order of the court
was directing distribution of funds in
the registry OF the court, and order
settling receivers account.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
IN A CHAOTIC STATE.
The Prospects for Grand Rapids Not
Exactly Brilliant.

The Prospects for Grand Rapids Not
Exactly Brilliant.
The Grand Rapids baseball club is in
a chaotic state. The question of wheth-
er the people of this city will see any
more games here this season or not is
atpresentratherp problematical. Tie d.
rectors are IN quandary as to what
TO do. The dispatch sent TO the West
ern Association mas not been replied to.
1t Is understood that Milwaukee Is anx-
lous to have Grand Rapids get the fran
chse of the Des Moines club. The pros
poets at present are not as bright as
they would have been two weeks ago.
The following from the correspondent
of the Sporting Lsfe is self-explanatory:
"a great deal can be acconlph phshed IN
the space of week. A week ago | sent
you the eulogy of the Des MONIES Club.
This week | can say that, by dlnt of
hard labor on the part of the citizens,
the CLUB will remain throughout the
season. Money has been raised. and
the club Will be strengthened in all the
weak points. No wonder the boys took
such drop IN their playing. No one
can expect men to work and then not
receive their salaries. Tom Dolan re-
fused TO accompany the club to Mime
apolIs, and then left for his home in
st. Louis. Manager Macullar imme-
diately suspended him. Fusselback
also refused to play, and was sus-
pended"
Last night the Grand Rapids players
were on the anxious seat. Their posi-
tiOns look rather dubious, and they are
ali on the outlook for other engage
ments. Director Allen, however, SAYS
they can not go away without the con-
sent of the club. There has been no
formal disbandment of the league, and
If there was, the players could not
claim their release until the application
to the Western Association has been de-
cided. Notwithstanding this fact, SIppi
said last night that he has accepted an
offer from jamestown, Penn, of the
Pennsylvania League. He was to leave
last night. Andrus, Killen and Nc
MahOn Will probably go 10 Minneapolis.
Director Allen says that Grand
Rapids has money enough in the treas
ury 10 pay all bills. He IS particularly
bitter against the treatment the club
has received from Saginaw and Mon
treal. The MonTeals owe Grand
Rapids a 800 guarantee for game
played in Montreal. Manager Murphy
went to Saginaw and garnisheed the
receipts OF the Saginaw-Montreal
game to recover the amount. The suit
Is still pending. but it is doubtful if a
decision viii be rendered in favor of
Grand Rapids, as Montreal claims they
were playing on division of the re-
celpts. and not on q guarantee. The
failure of the Saginaw club to keep its
engagement last Sunday also lost
Grand Rapids a neat sum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
$3.50 Excursion TO NiIwaukee.

At the request Of number OF Grand
Rapids citizens and friends of the
knights Of Pythias, the D., g. II. & VI.
R'y will give an excursion by its ele-
CANT steamer, City of Milwaukee, on
Thursday, july 10, leaving Grand Rap
Ids $40 q. nl., 10 connect with steamer
leaving Grand Haven 1880 a. m, arrIv-
ing Milwaukee about 4 p. m, giving Z
delightfully."- cool ride or Lake Michi-
gan. Tickets will be valid 10 return on
steamer leaving Milwaukee on Friday
at q. m. and p. m. The gala day OF
the Knights OF Pythias Will be Thursday
evening and night, and the program for
that occasion Will be the finest ever pro-
duced West, and will be worth going
hundreds of miles TO see.
The following Is taken from the Off
clal program mentioning the great and
novel attractions for that occasion:
Thursday evening, at Cold Spring
Park, will be given the finest pyr0iech.
ME display ever seen in this section OF
tde country. One Of said pieces Will be
gigantic knight III full armour on
horseback with the shield of the Order
IN appropriate colors, bearing aloft an
emblematic banner OF the Order. There
will also be a fine portrait OF the found
er of the Order, with appropriate de.
vices. Another feature that Will make
Il grand display viii be an accurate rep.
resentation of the Fails of Niagara, one
hundred feet long and fifty feet nigh
showing the spray rising from the foot
of the Falls with the roar Of the cata.
ract perfectly counterfeited. There
will also be large number of novelties
| in movable pieces which have never be-
fore been attempted.
Remember, only $50 for round trip.
! Tickets can be secured at D., @. II. 4
NJ. city ticket office, % Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09


MS kcEa Bailey has returned q
Jackson
Mss las Loacks has returned from
GreenyIlle.
" Z. Westoa, wife and son are al
salt Lake CITY.
Mss Stella Stevens Is taking ulp
around TIE lake.
Mss Emma Rosenberg, Of NnSkegoni
is visiting friends here.
Df. Luton has been visiting Ar. anc
MS l. X. Buck, Of lonla.
Mss Grace Manchester, Of jackson
: fisiiiDg friends IN thas city.
Mrs. Lee q. Hutchlns, Of Ionias 4
Nis.Nng her br0taers IA this city.
coanty CLERK Harvey and family
leave tomOrgoS foT Ottawa Be&cA.
Nf. and Mrs. A. II. N0rehead have
returned from an outing ~ Green lake
Geo. L. Crawford, OF Flint. Is spend
lag lev weeks Wlth friends IN thl'
ely.
Geo. ". Allen and wife start today
tOy two months outing al Asrboi
Point.
Mss Efie Van NalkeTlburgh, tht
MUSICIAN, leaves thls week for : North
eIn trip.
Chas. ". Winchester and Ebbie Cads
have gone on short trip 10 Milwaukee
anu -. Paul.
G. BOomsteter and W. Van Buren. o.
Grand Haven, are the guests OF A. Bal
ror few days.
Mrs. c. A. French. who has been Wis
iug Ars. c. x. Wallace, OF Jackson, ha'
returned home.
Mrs. ii. 5. Cole, accompanied by Ms:
Hattie Naysnlith, left yesterday FOR I
! trip on Lake Ontario and down the ST.
Lawrence river. Mrs. Cole wall spenS
some time al Johnston, \. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

This beautiful new plat hes 5Gst east
or the new "N0rlh Park Resort
Grounds" Pure sprng water p.peo 10
each lot AZ IRE pressure. Perfect s}s-
TEN OF tie sewerage throughout the
plat. Street anc lot iuonls az graded.
Low taxation. Perfect title Rapid
transit trains on AoTih PARK railroad
connect With cable cars az Sweetest. de-
pot the year round. Five cent fare -
and from the city 70 residents on tlis
piat The beautiful groves ~ the
soldiers Home" and North PARK
Grounds 70 tAe south aaa west and
full view Of Grand River renders this
the most attractive sublro of Grand
Rapids. "NOTIh Park Place Cottage
now nearly completed, Viii bee open
10 the public dur4ng the sale, .ts broad
porches VIII De provided with chars
and setteeS Tor TIE weary, and lemon
ade and pure spr.ng water ioi toe tllfs-
Is. No lots Viii be sold II private
sale. To persons OF mOder-
ate means owning homes IN the city
this plat offers a delightful place 20
erect a neat summer cottage Tor use
during tie heated term, where the
children can enjoy themselves and the
man of business can loln hls family ln
their summer pleasures, az small eX-
pense and 10 Joss OF time. Watch
daily papers and bulletin board az plat
for further particulars, or call OF John
j Sours, under Fourth National Bank.
Telephone 0Ss.
COL. SAMUEL WELLS,
Telephone SIS. i0l Ottawa-si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
LARGER LETTER BOXES.
tonroe aud Csnal-sts 20 be Furnish ed
With Better Facilities.

The pos<l authorities have Just de-
srmned to replace some OF the letter
oxes With larger ones on Monroe aud
-ausl-sts. There are some favored
points st which more mail is daily de-
posted than the present boxes can ac-
commodate. A assistant Postmaster
Aehs says Il = seldom or never that
enough mail = deposited in anv box to
run 20 over. # the matter could proper
eriy pack Itself, but the present boxes
are 50 small that miscellaneous matter
wedges N aud forms arches and taxes
up three the necessary room. The
larger boxes % be put up vii not only
hold more but they vii permit the
matter % fali into more compact form.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Nils tooay, saying he coe3a ROT Get ia.s
s4-AEy, t80-ga Ae Noull ei1aer A&se =
worG ~ staTxe. S0i WANING u knsN
snai Re woG.a 60. President Ms
wife4 D4ek tn2t Il As ess "a such a.
lemN1, and Il canle 70 , csse q ~ofA
O. stzFse, ne hSd hsuer 81 % 0os X
TIE death q the lesgae releases @---1-
4geT Leatley, of Dtlrots, Sn9 vs.
plohaoil ties are th&t ne eall - 10 oia
der Ahe's team, taking Virtue saa
NbeeIock wltn am.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
NOT TO BIZ BAFFLED
And So They Took the Tram Il
Chicago.

And So They Took the Tram for
Chicago.
It is pretty tough to have to beyond
Grandville to get married when papa
and mamma kick, but here Is a couple
that came here from another part Of
the State to be quietly Joined in bliss
before the old folks could interfere.
They were not aware that the Law states
that one or both Of the parties must be
a resident OF the county where the
license Is issued. They found this out
to their disappointment and left for
Chicago, bound not to be baffied b. an
Official
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
AN IMPOSITION.

The pavilion dock AZ Reeds lake be-
ing a public land nc. ought not - be q
place where imp ton snould he ITaC-
ticed upon people wishing - take a
ride around the lake. The steamers
Florence and Sport being deprived q
the privilege Of landing az that dock
regularly on account of Capt Trroler
bold lng his bosts there after having ali
passengers longer than y necessary,
would invite toe public ishing t. jsai-
ronize nv boats - walk only 3 few
steps 70 q dock lar more comfortable
than any other ar0and the lake. wnere
they can h8ve their choice ~ the steew-
srs. CAPT. JOHN y POISSON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
ALL DOING WE'LL,
Aud Operator Warner Held Pending In
vest!gation.

vest:gatiOn.
superintendent Stimson, Of the G. r.
& l., has just returned from Bay View.
He investigated the dummy accident
that occurred at that place Saturday,
and says that none OF the passengers
were seriously injured. VIM. Gregg
was the worst hurt, by receiving a frac-
ture Of the knee. He reports him do
ing well. Miss Sadie Weller, who was
reported to be fatally injured. is nearly
recovered. Others in the wreck were
not seriously enough injured TO men,
ton. Operator Warner, by whose care
lessness the accident occurred, is at
Oden pending an investigation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

HASS-0n July :. Rudolph Ham
EuaeIal fr0m Liberal Holland church. cor
ser IoniA aad Bridzr-sgs.. " ednesdas after
boon. at 5 o'cIeck-
RAIGUEL-On July 7. iseo Mrs. ". II.
Niisuei-
kuneral all occur az her late residence. $
o4FlSaye.. Wednesday. az o'clock D. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
A WIFE BEATER.
Charles Csrsis. 90 Tyrone. arrsixned Be-
fore Justice westfalI

Out IN Tyrone there lives the cham
pen wife-beater of Kent county, if the
vouan's pummeled physiogonay is good
evidence On such points. Hs name Is
Charles Curtis He vas sTraigned be-
fore Justice Westfan Yesterday and
pleaded not guilty.. What be means hv
his pea VII ~ revealed to the curious
next Tuesday.
Justice Westfal says Mrs. Curtis IS
TIE worst looking victim Of the manly
art OF wife-ceaang be las seen IA many
Years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
TWAS EXCITING


A TIE tnrso-qaarters Plize snd Little
Sci we're e-ose togetber, Nlsh tAS
ots'efs "e1 1p. They al nl.ss-st, - 4
h4leA' aLd PEi1e managed ~ get hls
nose under toe WiTe nfst- II wAs 5
ee1d beat between Little Neil and
Lorna Doom, Bot third place ~as g yen
10 the fora1sr becsUss noon ha1 le1t
Lls Feet several times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
National League.

Boston. Is; pittsburg, l.
Philadelphia. g; Cincinnati. 4.
Eew York, :; Chicago, 3.
Brooklyn, 7; Cleveland. l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

$50 A0i-1nd uEitei % france 4 fAf-oA
-Nazive Anlss.cz1 rt1s 10 Fhll1d-lplia. Llsr-
inz sesel4I days, Laalaa la-t1o.lc elzsCses
ssri-sl zI1d n.saT peEsols 4-i-si "a estn silies.
as.a0-L -L,-ata II Pr.saleI4E Z4c12Ey flylor ayea
o. e.,sesesle.i u 0f1cs 81 zliizai Ellu-ore.
1850 HoaaI,sIas,ians massacre ChFLStil-s st Da-
uaascls, sgs9 stain
ief3-Fsrg HlId,ol, Ia. sllrre1dered - tA1 Fed
sxaJs NalA 8 AZ prisoners An1 81 gus.
fsEs- Fs..erzls invest Jaekson. 1lzs-. 4ad oa ths
lsta Gsn. JoEnsJol rglrsa1ed-
isss-l4lf.s Il Aoaocacy, near Frederic. Nd:
EzTiys calnpzign mo 4=EyiAad; CE-0a
troops fEll lax
l6sf-0sn- Joe Jornston takes position ca Peach
lses CTssk. Eea- AtALaLA
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
American Associate,

Columbus. 5; Rochester. 6.
Athlet c. 2; Louisville. TO-
ST. Louis, l3: syracuse. >.
Toledo Brooklyn game postponed on account
of wet grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

The contract for paving CanGl-st.,
has been sent to the WaTTen-Schsarf
Company to be signed. The strip from
Pearl to Ly0n-sts. is to be finlsAed by
August -, and from Lyon 10 East
Bridge by September 20. The company
say they are ready to begin at once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
players League.

Boston, 6; Cleveland. 9.
Philadelphia. Is; Pittsburg, 10
New YORK, %; Buffalo. 10.
Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Women wear corsets for
different reasons. You, who
want to be shapely and COM
Portable, may go 10 your
store and say: al hear that
Balls corset is offered for
trial. ] want one"
The seller will answer /:
"You can wear it a week or
two or three, and if you don't
like it bring it back ana get
your money"
And he viii give you a
primer On Corsets. You
might as well know what is
going on in the corset world.
cEcAso coasE- CO, Ch.csso and Kew YORK
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Ice.Cream and Mineral Water.

The agency for st. Louis mineral
water and for Rudell's famous ice
cream Is now established at No. 81
Canal.st. Telephone No. ll6.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

The Toss Up" Cigar IL not a competitor
against any other SC brans but 81. l0c brand
because it is equal 10 ady To- cigars on the
market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

CRcuIT-Judge Groye-Martha Van
denberg, complainant, We. Gerard Van
denberg, defendant; decree for divorce
allowed.
SUPEmoR-Judge Burlingsne-CIty
of Grand Rapids VS.. ADRIAN Whitman;
time TO 81 tie bill Of exception extended
until the 18th INST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

For a good dinner and A cool place to
eat 70 TO DixoL's, 80 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Made by Valley City Milling Co. Grand
Rapids, is q family favor.te. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
COURT RECORDS.

UNITED SIATEs-Hou. II. F. Severens.
ludge-Central Trust Company OF New
York vs. The Kalamazoo Street Rail
way Company; order distributing funds
IN the registry OF the court, and order
settling receivers account. Joseph :.
Lewis Us. Matthias Mergener; hearing
on pieadings and proofs, and cause
taken under Amusement. John ".
Adams, OF Kalamazoo, was allowed 10
practice III this court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
Lily Waite FIour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09

Ask your grocer for Muskegon crack
ers and cakes. Finest and freshest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
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