Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06


gram instead AZ A. .. II. hSn - the
evening Considerable expense wll oe
nearre1 - secure good muse, both
toeal and Instrumental. ana addresses
plll be mace b speakers oatslde the
order.
The gentlemen who we're present 81
tie MlrDhv-Rg1n literary entert2ln-
nlelt, gyea az tae Boulevard last fail
gefe ia justice Nesttal court again
yesterday IL subscribe 70 thelr testimony.
The sult Of AlexaadeF yan Nest
against Mm. g. DeHBisou was decided
81 the circuit court Yesterday. Ine de-
feadanl withdrew 0Ls plea 4nd Judge
Grove rendered . lldgmsnt Tor sl5.9-ss
ana costs.
Many horses are already beg nnlng
20 shed their winter coats, 81 occuF-
renee that IS generally looked Tor Two
months later. Ordinarily tnls "Qalo 'e
considered as a pEetEy reliable indlcA-
t.0u o. spg M.
There are said 10 be more qualls in
the county than before Tor a dozen
wears TIE winter mas been very fav-
81. b e Tor them. and II tae game law i
obegsd they = Il soon II stock lhecounty
N plentiful abundance.
sCan We Prove tie Immortality Of
the soul from ScripturS?' viii De the
subject Of lecture this evening Thurs
day At Serloner Street Meeting House,
near Ienth-st., by Henry Veysey, evan
geilst from oAIo, 7.5o p. N.
There will be a mite chest meeting Of
the MOman's Miss sonAry Society OF 81.
Marks Church AZ I. j. % OBrien's resi-
dence. on North Lafay ette-st.. al 8
O'Clock tins afternoon, and every mem
Der o. the society IS urged 10 attend.
Dennis l. Campau and l. W. Vroo-
man were appointed court bailitfs for
this term OF the United States Court. by
Judge Severens, yesterday. Mr.. Cam
pau j. ex.Deputy United States Marshal,
and Mr.. NTooman IS resident OF Hast
ings.
Edwin f. Wood, the West Bridge-st.
dry goods merchant. gave chattel
mortgage for s3, 800 on his stock of
goods TO Allan Sheldon, of Detroit, yes
terday. The mortgage is issued 10 Mr.
sheldon as trustee OF the creditors of
Wood.
The BalmOral choir of Scottish singers
will give an entertainment at Powers
Opera House on the evening of March
Is. The concert will be gwen under
the auspices OF the Burns Club and
the proceeds will go to the Dakota
sufferers.
The case of Talbot Gridley for selling
tobacco TO minors has been commenced
IN the circuit court, and jury has
been secured in the case. AS this is the
first prosecution under the new law,
the case will be watched with consider
able interest.
The meeting called Tuesday evening.
at Good Templars' Hall, for the organi-
zation of parliamentary club, was
postponed until Friday evening. The
meeting will be held at that time in
NJ. h. Walkers Office, over the Fourth
National Bank.
At the close of tho morning service,
at the UniverSalist Church Sunday.
$1,000 was raised by voluntary subscrip-
tons toward the complete payment oil
the church debt. The ladies of the
church have given pledge TO raise tht
balance of the Indebtedness and plac.
the church out of debt.
Before JusticeWalsh, Yesterday, stood
Ed. Benneway, accused of stealing all
ak. He plead not guilty, and went To
jail in default Of 800 bail. He Will
be tried on Saturday. Benneway is by
no means experiencing his first trouble
In divorce proceedings now pending
Ed. IS set down as very bad.
The third biennial reunion of the
Michigan Legislative Association will b,
held III the hall of the House of Repre-
sentatlves, Lansing, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 10 and II, commenc-
ing at l:30 O'Clock p. m. of Tuesday,
closing at ) O'Clock p. m. of Wednes-
day. Two sessions each day.
The ladies of the Division-st. VI. f.
Church Will serve..a dinner in Hartman's
lecture room Saturday at noon. Ar
rangements have been made TO accom-
modate all VINO come. Help gooc
cause along by getting a good dinner of
them, instead of going home.
At the South Congregational Church
Friday evening a concert and lite rary
entertainment will be given by Miss
Etfe Van Valkenburgh aud pupils, as
sisted by Miss May Noble, soprano;
Miss May Lathrop, contralto; d. +.
Waters, tenor; j. Hensen, bassO, and
Charles Moeller. either. Miss Mamie
Denton Will recite several selections,
and s. Homer Eaton, impersonator,
Will also assist.
The law prescribes that the registra-
ton of voters shall be held on the FRI
day and Saturday preceding the elec-
ton, which Is held on the first Monday
in April. The election this year will
occur April :, and the registration will,
therefore. be held on April land >. As
each OF the new wards We're formerly
precincts and had ballot boxes, no new
ones Will be necessary, but new books
VIII De provided by the city clerk.
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