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They Can Sing a Quart cite

Mrs. John Lowrie. wife of farmer living at
Charlestown, Ohio, Sunday morning gave
birth 10 four children, two boys and two girls,
ali alive and we'll developed. Four years ago
Mrs. Lowrie presented her husband with trip
lets and year later with twi ms, making nine
living children at three births
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UVHOMAs BOWLING, Auct,onees.
HANDSOME THREE.sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. 1765 STREET. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Al AUCTION.
on FRIDAY THE TwENTY-EI0HTH DAY OF
NJ in front Of the premises viii seu At public suc-
ton Lot No. 1877 in square l56, with improvements,
m2dern improyementa c9ntaining about ~ rooms.
BILE section Of Che city where real estate 10 constantly
increastng in value.
W1o-et J. l. SETTLE CO, Agents.
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Both Duelists Killed

p. C. McConkeY proprietor OF the Windsor
hotel at Redlands, Cal, and Charles Gresham
Az employee of the CeliogrdpA newspaper
killed each other early yesterday morning.
Jealousy is supposed to be the cause There
were no witnesses to the tragedy.
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EEHfS Il e HHHfk &C Il e # Il ssss
BIB A AR GGG 4 II Nm ssSs !.
~ kEDnCE SlOCM PRICES VAEE BEN CUT
on OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS. THE FOLLOWING WILL
GIVE AN IDEA OF THE BARGAINS.
W. B. MOSES SONS,
Cor. 18th and T SITS. a. ".
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH
CURED.

DIR. Lighthin takes pleasure to submit
to those interested the following testi-
monials Of cures: f
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DENTISTRY.

nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
DEn.w-first-class Filings inserted. Application
20 gums prevents pain in extracting. All branches Of
Dentistry At present location ten years nhl1
kHEE DENIhL aNfInMAhi.IEEI FILLED
material, IT 1895 St the Der ta Depart
meal OF Columbian University, from TO pm daily,
except SUNDAY. lnnrfnsry open from October .
June 80. eecstj-tm
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m25-2t ONE FINE COUPE.
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auc,ioneerA

RATCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auc,ioneerA
VALUABLE gNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY ON g
ASP 9S i Shin EkfMEES Sof TMKNfY:
kEarH hSp AT TNTSssTHIEoHXslArH STREETS
EiGHrH at FIVE O'CLOCK. ". vii sell in iron, d
the premises 4 y1Sei ;sf STARE A..
& 81 FEET nss 10 0s o a s.y end S
mediately thereafter We will sell
fronting "a feet inches north street by depth
Of LAB feet 81 inches to = 3O-foot alley.
the astentiSn Of investors snS
IN search Of permanent investment
years for which the note OF the purchaser bearing
interest At the rate Of per snnum secured
cash option Ur Term. e Of ssie q
be complied with in fifteen dsys; otherwise the right
Of esuinF si.er ve Days @
"a d or a NJ
be required at time Of sale All conveyancing and re
m22-dsds RATcLifFE, DARR CO.. Aucts
RATcLlFEE. DARR CO, Aus.,gneer.,
~ go Pennsylvsnis ave. n. ".
pEREMpToRY SALE On yALrABLE BUSINESS
RIEH3RrEkTYs No. 3se PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
5Sa e y BRICK Mr hSS FRAME BACK gE1IP
WEST 10 CLOSE i IS cEESiTAArf,
SEVENTH, Al HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK We
Will offer Tor sale In front VI the premises
LOT -, RESERVATION A.
Improved by a Two-story Frame and Brick Stable in
lear No. 332 Pepnsylvania avenue northwest
ALSO,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON
We VIII oner Tor sale IN front Of the premises
LOT .. SQUARE 49,,
Improved by Q Three-story Brick and Frame Rack
Building No. 49S Maryland avenue southwest
Terms: one-third cash balance in 6 and IL months
per cent, secured by deed "a trust property sold
or all cash. at option o: purchaser. II sale
not complied with in 10 days night reserved to re
sell the property at the rsk and the defaultng
purchaser after i've days advertisement in news
paper published IN Washington, DC. A deposit OF
soc required each piece Of property at time OF
SALE All convey ancing &C. at cost OF the purch
RATCL1fFk, DARR & CO.,
m20-d&ds Auctioneers
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PROFESSIONAL

M ME. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAiRyoY-
M ant and Astrologist the seventh daughter born
with csul has wonderful healing power Gives nsmes
aud luckS dates. Don't isi to see this lady. Aoom
IL, 80 stn fS-sws
DROF. CLAY THE OLD-ESTABLISHED oNl
Il reliable genuine and Natural born Ciairyoyant
Astrooger aud Medium IN this city, has located per
manenty IN private pariors At sos 18th n w. Prof
Clay boru with veil and prophetic gift OF
second asht; reveals every hidden mystery, hnds lost
or stolen property brings separated together causes
speedy MAl rlakes caves buslness removes
all family troubles evil influences; CONFIDENTIAL advice
on pending pensions. divorces Law suta speculstions
love or anything you are in doubt of. Never been
known TO fall eucceeded where all others have failed
/: toSpm mS-3ws
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NV LIFE All business confidential Ladies and
9th sts NV. ml2-2ws
NINE DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL.
1 Gifted English and German Astroloeer in the city
Tells all events Of life. Once hours, am. TO pr.
m3-lms
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naphtha tank exploded yesterday at Mil
ford. Mass ,wrecking Green Brothers bleach
cry.
Silk manufacturers Cole Knett of Paterson,
have assigned for the benefit of their creditors.
Their liabilities amount 10 $4,000.
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Minister Lincoln Unwell

Minister Lincoln will make no presentations
to the queen this season on account of his sons
death. His own health is failing and he will
probably take leave of absence and pay a visit
to America,
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STAT,
~ and Territory, NotsV and q. .Commissioner
mo. X. BEALL. 1921 y st nv. In once from s. a
n. 70 Pm MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-25

The Grand Army of the Republic yesterday
bought tract Of land comprising the Cedar
Creek battle ground
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- To reach all cidsses Of readers and Gus
toners in the District of Columbia, advertise in
TEE EvrSrSs STAR. Everybody reads il.
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0HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE THREE.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESIDENCES
No 800 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NtJRTH-

No. 500 MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE NORTH,
EAST.
june, 1885, and duly recorded in Liber 1872 folio
3A0 seQ Of the land records Of the District OF
MERELY, the undersigned Trustees viii sell on MON
DAY AFTERNOON, MAkC H THiRTY-FIksT. 1890.
premises the following described property. known
original lot q i'll square 7Sl, together with the inn
provemens which consist Of and Base
nent Brick Residence containing nine rooms with All
the modern improvements. No. 200 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast.
payments and two with notes bearing in-
terest and secured by deed Of the property
sold All convey ancing aud recording At purchnae.s
cost Two hundred dollars deposit required ct the
time of sale II. bRADLkY DAVIDSON.
LUTHER g. fRISTOE,
m20-dkds Trustees
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,

A FINE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE RE
MOVED FROM PRIVATE RESIDENCES 10 OU X
SAILS Rooms FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE,
SSS9NNsbbSIiNG OF MALNgT. CHERRY AND ASH
LOUNGES. WALNUT MIkRoK- BACK SIDE
S3AKDs, EXTENSION TABLES, wARDRoBEs.
MIRRORS, CARPETS AND WINDOW HANG
INGS, ALSO LOT OF KITCHEN NkCEs-
sARlEs. WILL BE SOLD ATOURsALESko Rooms.
Ninth AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST I,
THuRsDDAl MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
SEVENTH. COMMENCIN0 AT TEN O'CLOCK.
AT ELENENTO'CLOCK.
myo.1 ONE ZINE COUPE
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LAST WEEK
+ asst WEEK.
THE LARGE AND
F1RST-CLASS STOCK OF DRY GOODS

CONTAINED IN
STORE COS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
WILL POSITIVELY BE CLOSED OUT
AT AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE
Dealers and private buyers will do well by attend.
ing. The sale will commence MONDAY, MARCH
TWENTY-fOURTH, at HALF-PAST Ten O'CLOCK
m226t
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FUTURE DAIS.
las f. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Aucu

THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
vALUBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NUMBERED
lll6 L STREET NORTHWEST
On THURSDAY, MARCH TwENTl-SEyENTH, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK M, will offer for sale in front OF
the premises Lot 81 square 306, improved by two
story and basement brick dwelling.
Terms day Of sale.
|. m24-4t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CPROpERTY NEAR NAVY YARD GATE, BEING
b.. No llO5 SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST

District Of Columbia passed in equity cause No.
ll9oS. King ct Al vs.; scott ct al the undersigned
,sss, On SATURDAY: THE u, T n,I DAY
Lot numbered twenty three (23). in square mum
bered eight hundred and eighty two. beginning ON
9TH As feet south Of the northeast
said lot thence south - feet thence 40 Zee
thence north Is feet and thence 40 feet to the
Brick House.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in two equal
instruments III one and two years from day of sale
secured by trust on the property, or all cash. at
purchasers option. DepOsit Of 800 required on
day Of sale If Of sale are not complied with
in ten days trustee reserves the right to resell 1t
rtsk and cost Of defsulting purchaser.
FILLMORE BEALL, Trustee
81 ~ st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. mlSdkds
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS,
WALTER y. WILLIAMS a CO. Aucsioneers

DAnS.
WALTER n WILLIAMS a Co. Aucsioneent
SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES.
Ffkk3TU s aes sSTsHER,s seaLEs Mai RACK
MD BLOCK. COCNTEK SCALES. LARGE COZ
W. MILL ALSO HORSE, HARNESS AND
On LHURspAY MORNING. MARCH "a. 1890. st
IN UCLOCk We viii sell in store No. le&o 9Th Of.
nW'sne soose STOCK without reserve. Terms cash.
WALTER n WILLIAMS co.
m<o-<t AuctioneerA
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucsioneera
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON M
STREET. BETWEEN TwENrY-SECOND AND
fwESTY-THfkD STREETS NORTHWEST
ON MONDAY, MARCH THlRTY-FIRsT, AT Five
81 public auction.
PART OF LOT 2. IN SQUARE so,
fronting "a feet inches the north side OF street
oy depth OF loo feet to an alley.
than this in the last few years
Termss One-third of the purchase money IN cash d.
paiance IN one ana two years. with at per
CENT per annunl payable uslly secured
of the purchaser. DCNCANSON RRos
m<o-d&os Auctioneers
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Mr.. Hemphill closed the general debate in
al argument in favor OF the bill. The amount
OF ground and the cost was limited, he held,
and the ground should be obtained and re-
served The District unable to vote this
themselves and it the duty of Congress TO
do il for them In closing Mr.. HemphiIl tersely
s'Tnmed up the situatiou from a sanitary point
D . said: Mr.. Chairman: / believe that the
land on this creek must either be made pub
he park OF the creek will become a common
sewer for all that part of the city. These two
things know, that the land on Rock creek can
De either made q beautiful. health giving park
or the creek will be d sewer which would stink
In Inc nostris OF this District and breed disease
among the people who live in proximity to it, -"
DrscussINo AMENDMENT.
The committee amendments were then taken
up. Mr.. Adams proposed au amendment
striking out the word memorial in the name.
Which was agreed to, leaving the name Column
bus park.
The bll was then taken up BY sections. Mr..
Btockdale offered an amendment to the irst
section. Ii vas 20 the effect that COO acres OF
lad sdjscsnt 70 the park be purchased and
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THE PARK BILL GOES OVER.
A Long Debate in the House Without
Result.

IT II URGED AZ AN ECONOMICAL MEAsURE-aEN.
sPISoLA AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
WHO oBJEcr TO T-vARIous AMENDMENTS PRO-
POSED AND DISCUSSED.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctionee
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v. p. MOSES Z SONS,
Cor llth end y 0to,nL
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-02-08
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sampleon complete set Of family scales, together with or cata.
logue OF Watches, Books, Guns and numerous household article,
on which we onet great inducements h. Agents nd others. fhe
Scales are accurately fitted and adjusted and are warranted
In every respect, and are only offered at this price for the present
70 encourage agents and others 10 handle our lsols. On a ten
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ct Of scales free. or allow you To pnce paid T.. this set.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-27
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands.
J
IN CHAMBERS BEFORE DOLE, j.
MOTION TO yACATE JUDGMENT OF
NoN-SUIT.
ST. WAI V. j. III. SorER.

A Judgment of non-suit was en-
tered in this cause in the July Term
by order of the court under Section
1163 of the Civil Code.
After the term had expired by adj
journment sine die, the plaintiff filed
his motion that the Judgment DO
rescinded, with his affidavit explain
ing and justifying his non-appear-
ance.
The explanation furnished by the
affidavit may absolve the plaintiff
from fault, but the motion should
have been made before the end of
the term. We have no statute con
ferring power upon Courts to vacate
judgments except in the case of
judgments by default. BY the prin-
ciples or the common law, the power
of Court over its judgments ceases
upon the final adjournment Of the
term in which they are rendered.
The mott On is therefore overruled.
August 18th, 1890.
SANFORD b. DOLE.
&. l.. Carter for the motion; &. w.
Ashford, contra.
OCTOBER TERM, 1890.
JUDD, c. j., M'CULLY, BICKERToN, J. J.
SU Wal V. j. II. SoPER.
This matter having been submitted
to us, we hereby affirm and adopt
the decision and judgment of Mr..
Justice Dole appealed from.
j. Nj. Davidson for plaintiff; CIV.
Ashford for defendant.
Honolulu, November 4th, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

I'D - Eears from tie game. Iunl
caught ths Es0 lasL games ID good
style
TIE batteries today viii be Gibbs and
IgnG FOR Gr4ad Rapids, and Wait 4no
Webpsr for EllDL-
Newman h@s ALREADY y become general
fzsOrise, anc added much u his popu-
lanEy oy . dlrrcUlE running e4Ech yes
LSfdzy
The managers have telegraphed 70
Billy George. = hizh clSs pitcher and =
hard hitter, with the view of engaging
bim, II possible.
McGinley's work az third was OF the
hrsE water He accepted seven out o.
{ ght chances and as only error was 4
high throw 20 hrst.
The bleacners were n good humor
yesterday, and several times lntlmated
that the umpire had better order a
wooden dress suit.
Lombard IS the same gentlemanly
ball player be has always been aud re-
cclyed applause from the grand stand
every time he came 10 bat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
CO. B COURT MARTIAL
Again Convenes, And the Trial of the
Accused Proceeds

Charles W. McGul was the
first of the Company B mem
bers, who were called upon to plead at
the court martial last night. Mr.. Nc
Gill's G, neral Inc OF defense was about
the same rs that of JOhn Dekruf. An
attempt was made 10 include "A charge
OF mutuy, but no evidence could be
adduCcd 20 sustain IT, and u Was
dropped. Nj. McGill refused abso-
lute.y to plead to the charges OF ''Iu-
.ubordlnatiOn." "being absent from
drill without leave etc, etc, and a
plea oil not guilty was entered and ,ne
trial proceeded. Very much the same
testimony was advanced as IN the pre-
cecdug case and then Nr. NcGll, VINO
conducted his own defense, filed the
following challenges.
First-A challenge Of Col. MCCur-
rms right 10 act as \ member of the
court martial, for the reason that he
had expressed opinions. sequent.y
published. calculated % d.eQualfy Llm
to 81 Q "a q member % the court MARTA I.
aud that the accused has good reason
90 teieve. and does toGeyed taat Col.
McGlrrm Is preiuc ced against hlm.
~eCOud-Ho challenges the lur sdiC-
r9n of the court and .ts Tgat - act, for
lle following reasons ~ tnat only
tVo officers have been detailed az mem
hers 0f tire court. when the .aT suee uc-
ally requires three. Z shat t'e specf 81
atoms aud charges DO nos contain arT
fsr.. tYr which Size respondent con b.
ne.i i7r tral hy regmfrtai cour.
3rr.3tr rs. shat t1c Crfor cHlFfl &
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
GRAND RAPIDS AXES.
Re knap Tndulges in "A Historical REM n
isceaco Concerning Them.

Bs kuap Indulges in "a Historical Rem n
isceacc Concerning Them.
.s-t ,-,1s 20 rss r..t+sss --sst.e
WAsHISGroN. May l3.-In the course
OF tbe tariff debate Waiting charged
that axes and some other American
goods we're sold cheaper In Canada than
u che Unttd states. To tins Belknap
rephsd "Wnen my colleague Whiting.
spoke Of Grand Rapids axes, he re-
vved ms memory OF the Grand Rapids
Ak Factory. Fifteen years ago one of
the n0.sest and finest institutions In
our city Of Grand Rapids was The Ak
factory It's hammers could b. heard
all over the city. But a large factory
started mp "a Canada and one of our
iohbers took itrrto his bead to e. ~
Canada 20 buy hs sxes. They shipped
axes into Michigan at such price that
Che Grand Rapids factory rad g. shut
down and there has not been an Ak
made ID that CITY for the past fifteen
years or more fapp.suse on the Reprb-
lraa sieI sni today J wI seH tre gen
t.em3n 6rst-c'ass az. made from ell
ver steel. far IS cents AK factories
s-e rov rrk-cvu n Nca rt1 AL
axes used tr-re are made t~ds at
t.e Ststs. and trere las r-t been ga
ay made t.e c-v of Grand Pap g.
i.rrrsI the .r-er asve s-atee. so.r +
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
ASSESSED FOR TAXES.
Supervisor Frost Puts st. Marks Hos
pital Down on His List.

An evening paper stated Monday
that the county superintendent of the
poor denied that they were not pleased
with the attitude of the u. B. A. Home
and St. Marks Hospital toward county
patients. This report is untrus, as one
OF the superntendents SAID yesterday,
that the article which appeared IN the
TELEGRAM-H HERALD on the subject, last
Monday morning was correct. 1t is
said that treatment in the most urgent
cases is sometimes refused patients who
are picked up 10y the patrol wagon.
until either the city or county guaran-
tees to pay the price. This method IS
not generally accepted as benevolent
one.
Supervisor Frost, of the Fourth ward
has assessed the hospital property for
taxes, though the assessment is very
low, being only 5000. The building
cost over $50. 600. Mr.. Frost said yes
terdav tnat he did not consider the
hospital charitable institution, and
therefore, put it down on his roll for
5000 as low as he could reasonably
make Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
ADA ADVICEs.
Death of Mrs. Maria Barrows-rersonal
and Busi Dess items.

t,sAss,>t ", ~t4ssSAs-ssNIAN
ADA, May l3.-Ada loses another
pioneer. Mrs. Maria Barrows died here
Yesterday, after a serious illness, aged
81 years and tive months. Mrs. Bar
rows was born near Lake Champlain,
y. y, in 1908, married Thos. Baker in
1923, came 10 Cleveland, Ohio, IN 1888,
came 10 Grand Rapids IN 1913. married
Dr. A. Barrows IN 1865, and lived in
Ada seventeen years. She has been an
active member for sixty-four years Of
the VI. +. Church, and has endeared
herself 10 al. that knew her. She leaves
three children, fourteen grand children,
twenty-nlne great-grand-chlldren, and
two grandchildren, besides
hosts OF friends. The funeral wl.l be
held from the First NJ. +. Church IN
Ada. and she Will be buried in the Cas-
cade cemetery, Thursday, at 10 p. m.
Mrs. ID. HurlbTt, Of Norwel, ls
stopping a few weeks with her IL her,
~. p. Carrie, of Ada.-The firm of
Cole & Chappell, general merchants,
has sold the dry goods OF their store TO
ID. Watson, of this place, and they have
bought house and lot near the Boule-
ward, Grand Rapids. Mr.. Chappell has
moved there, and Will put up a store
and the firm VIII do general store
trade there.-Smith q Bristol have
made a large addition to their grocery
and drug store, 10 accommodate Mr..
Smiths shoe trade, which he has
moved in.-Mlss George Berre and
Miss Clarlcc Root spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lucy +. Hurlburt, IN Ada.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS.
The Bribe offered by the Louisiana Lot
terY Company.

New ORLEANS, May l3.-John A.
Morris, for the Louisiana State Lottery
Company. today offered the state
Legislature now IN session at Baton
Rouge, million dollars year for an
extension of the charter Of the com
pauy tor twenty-five years, or $25.000,-
600 tor the entire term. The question
monopoIzes political attention, and
vii occupy the time Of the Leg stature
until disposed Of The fight IN that
body promises 10 be long and bitter
ami with the chances, at present, in
favor OF the lottery company. All the
CITY papers urge thescccpianceo Of tne Rid
hui tine new journal, The Deta. which
has made rs appc arance. and supports
the Governor IN hls opposition to the
lottery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14
LOCAL OPTION NOW
VIII II stand the Scrutiny Of the
Supreme Court
TEST CASE FROs ylN buren, COUNTY
John W. FsIk Carries His saloon Bond .
Up 70 the sopren4s CSart ~ Iest
the COnsti nationality 0f the
Local Option Measure.

LANsISG, Mich, May 1S.-ln the
motion Of John W. Felix ys. The Town
snip Board Of Bloomingdale, Van
Buren county, for az order 10 show
cause why the latter should not pass
upon the suhiciency OF liquor bond,
tie Supreme Court granted the order
and made Il q calendar case 10 be heard
on the first day Of the June term. The
board refuses 70 pass upon the bond for
the reason that the liquor law has been
suspended ID thst county. A decision
in this case will settle the constitution
ality of the local option law.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-14

Director Norebead is rehearsng the
Oratoros for tie Gilmore festival