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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15

WA-HtNGroE, May Elm he House
yesterday the death 81 senator Beck
MAS reported, and an adjournment for
the day was taken.
WAsnNGroN, May Representa-
tive Boutello Me- on Tuesday Intro
duced ia the House a bill intended to
repair the damage inflicted upon the
State prohibition laws BY rho recent de-
cision Of the Supreme Court in the
original package case. The bill IS in
the shape Of section which IL il pro-
posed 70 add 70 tho Interstate COM
merce act and reads As follows. THAT
construed - authorize the sale or traffic
in intoxicating liquors IN any State CON
trary I'd the laws thereof
WASHINGTON. May r lin The House
yesterday the time was occupied in dis
cussing the Mckinley tariff bill. the
Ohio statesman speaking in favor Of
the measure and SIR Mis- TEX
against *.
WA~HNeroN, May 2 In the House
yesterday are>oiJtioa nas Introduced "a
maze eight hours legal days Noek A
bill was introduced Imposing duty 81
ten cents pound on a.l sugar az milk
imported I've tariff bill wa- further
debated
WA,HlNetoN, May I0 TN the House
yesterday bills we're passed increasing
tue pension of BriEadier-Gcneral Ayers
q SIS per month and giving lIrs. Della
). P@ae.l pension Of $40 month"; 4
IF u was trsr-gs1f..s3 8aafsrfris- Fb4r INV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15

Harper's Bazaar; Watts-I notice
young Brown has dropped into poetry
Potts-Yes: and from the specimens
I've seen should say his feet wee sad
~ injured by the fall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainheld. Ill,
makes the statement that she caought
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physicians, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless gtctim Of con-
Su.aptio'1 and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
she bought bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from first dose.
She continued its use and after taking
ten bottles, found herself sound and
well, now does her own homework and
is as we'll rs she ever was.-Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at Jos.
I. Benefits Drug Store, large bottles
soc. and S100
New York sun: "He has a terrible
nerve.
who, Chumbleigh?"
yes Why. that fellow was manag-
ing a ayeling Hamlet troupe out IN
Kansas once, and when the audience
called for the author at the close Of the
play Chumbleigh went before the cur
tain and bowed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15
UNCLE SAINTS CONDITION POW

DER will cure Distempers, Coughs,
Colds, Fevers and most Of the diseases
to which Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs
and Poultry are subject. Sold by al
druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15

For the cure Of the Inflammation and
congestion called "a cold in the head
there is more potency in Ely's Cream
Balm than in anything else it is possible
to prescribe. This preparation has for
years past been making brilliant sue
cess a. a remedy for cold in the head,
catarrh and hay fever. Used in the
initial stages Of these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious de-
velopment Of the symptoms, while al
most numberless cases are on record OF
radical cures Of chronic catarrh, after
all other modes Of treatment have
failed. 10-12
Dry Goods Chronicle: Editor-How's
this for cool gall, You know Brown is
always saying that poetry is gift2
Subber- Wel2
Editor-He writes to know why
don't send him check for his last
piece Of verse
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15
A Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsa.
parilla has gained as a spring medicine
is wonderful. 1t possesses just those
elements of healthgiving, blood purify
ing and appetite-restoring which every
body seems to need at this season. Dc
not continue in dill, tired, unsatis
factory condition when you may be Sc
much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla
1t purifies the blood and makes tn,
weak strong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
Proceedings Enacted Daily in the
Senate and House.
Bills Passed and other Measures Of Inn
portance Under Consideration-A
Review Of General In
terest 10 All.


WAsH!yeToS, May G.-lu TIE Senate
yesterday senator Blackburn announced
the death Of MS colleague. senator
Beck. ana offered a series 81 resolutions
OF respect to the dead statesman which
were unanimously adopted, and the
Senate al iourncd uu;il II o'clock ts-daY.
WAsHlNGTaN. May q Funeral cere-
monies were held 10 The Senate cham
Der at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning over
the remains 81 tho late senator Beck, OF
Kentucky. after which the body was
taken 10 Lexington. ky. for burial.
WAsHINGToN, May S. I'm the Senate
yesterday bill was introduced 10 es-
tablish in every county Of the United
States under the supervision Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture a public farm.
The army bin and the military acad-
envy bill we're reported, and the bill au-
thorizing the issue OF Treasury notes on
deposit Of silver bullion was discussed.
A bill authorizing the Secretary Of War
to deliver to the State OF Colorado the
flags carried by tho Colorado regiments
during the war Of the rebellion was
passed.
WAsmNGroN May 8 PRESIDENT Har-
rison sent ~ the senate yesterday the
following Nominations for she new Ter
ritory of Oklahoma. George W. Steele,
Of Indiana, FOR Governor; Robert Mar
tin, Of Oklahoma, for Secretary, and Ed
ward B. Green, Of Illinois for Chief JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court The House
bin for the classification % worsted
goods as woolens was passed The
pension appropriation bill (s97 090
76l was discussed Senator Hiscock
IN. W introduced a bill authorizing
the President 10 purchase the property
at Mount NcGregor on which General
Grant died, at price not to exceed
$3.50, 600, for the establishment there Of
. home for soldiers and sailors suffering
from consumption or other pulmonary
coal plants.
WAsHtNCrov May TO- In tie sem
ate yesterday the pension and military
academy bills were passed and the
army appropriation bin was considered.
WAsWNGroN, Nav IT, The army APP
preparation bill, was passed hy the Sem
ate Saturday, with senator Hale-s Me-
amendment excluding Che sale Of
liquors, beer Of wine al AWAY posts In
diyidUaI pension biils "a tue number of
185 We're also passed a bill was intro
duced mending the Interstate com
merce law S. 81 70 permit railroads Is
give redaced rates 70 commercial tray-
eter4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15

Terre Haute Express: well, how
are you this morning. asked the eight
day clock.
Il am all run down" answered the
watch. 1t is a trouble that always
effects me in the spring
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
THE BRAVE SOLDIER BOYS
one by One They Come up, Look at the
Plank, and Refuse 20 Walk

One thoroughly familiar with the
appearance OF two peas in pod, car
hardly be expected 10 travel far out o
has way to learn how third pea in the
same pod would appear. The court
marital proceedings OF successive ses-
SONS arc As nearly alike as TWO peas IN
pod, and consequently the attendance
last night was not large.
Last nights victim was Fred A. sax.
ton. In the absence of General Ruther-
ford, Charles ". McGl stated 10 the
court that he (McGilD had been en-
plOyed 10 represent the accused as
counsel IN RutherfOrd's place. The
court, however, declined to recognize
McGIll, on the ground that he himself
WAS one OF the accused. So the court
proceeded 10 try the accused unrepre-
sented 10y counsel. The charges and
specifications We're the same as IN the
previous cases, 10 which the accused
refused 10 plead. 4 plea Of not guilty
was entered for him, and the eXamIna-
ton OF the same witnesses, on the
same lines as those that have been fol-
lowed IN previous cases, was made.
The sergeant and captain OF the COM
pany testified that the accused was ac-
custOmed 10 shlrk his drilling RESPONSE
b.ltles, and the respondent made a
statement denying most OF what they
swOre TO.
All the accused have now been
"dOne, as English mothers say, when
their babies have been chrlstened, eX-
cent eighteen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
POLICE AND COURT.

Ii IS sad ~ Iloss wbe have ill cl.srgs
matters of oE-Hsias. 4amll strauoa taal
~ lsr cent 81 al eums Is directly %
a1recty trAce4e-e h aloahol. BoG
Yesterday il msy &lmgsi be szld. Inc
police o5art VAS heid oa the head ot
s-.sky baIre- Tbers wels seven
cases on ths reoord, and eyeryone 0t
taass VAS walsky o2as. aud may b
Seaed uato tle seEe2 devils mentioned
ln al ancient lieTalare These seven
eases Ntge in41v UP " I've druuks and
tWQ leuor-laW Flo.atgrs Now i've =
tae numosr of Law. aud tao : the
Dumbar of Incarnation. TIE p4teut
numerical syu. oalsm of al. Mhlch j.
HAT IuteuperaDte Ct tas sort can De
managed ouly rs tat siFoag arm oi gae
Law, ana taat the saloon has solne
connection W-lh tae oegl lncaInate.
OF the I've men punished Yesterday
for drunkenness. Michael Douck
Barney Murphy and Al Mallet were
committed o. jail, A. Mhttiesy Was
gwen anti uext month % pay as me,
and tie sentence VI i. Brown Was IN
definitely suspended.
IL the Two saloon cases Of Barney
Mccarthy and George Reusser, ,adJ JOurn-
ments we're taken - the I'D instant.
Warrants are out for the arrest Of
John Doe, Peter Roe, Hoop Law and
.Glly Gree who have been employing
much time gambling in empty freight
ears. They are mostly bootblacks OF the
dusky complexion.
Judge Westfall, Clerk Pelton ana
Baihff Holmes employed al the pond
erous machinery and solemnity OF tue
Grand Rapids police court yesterday 70
convey 10 lone reporter the informa-
ton that Tins court Is now open, and
now IL amt"
The Harry Smith who was lei of on
suspended sentence by Judge Holmes,
Tor drunkenness, IS not Harry smith
the sign writer on MourOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
PR08lBILlN Of NQIaEa SIRIkE
A Call F0r Al Machine Hands 10
Meet Tonight
d. tas Carver ~ at Thea ~ Jsia Ihe1a
~ thelr >trtke ~ has e. " b.
er lhe oElrl I41ineL c. >ags-


~ ths OElri I4siael g.. sags-
Wlle matters 10 tie ~sr.9 of ator
14se seemed o. BE-. al the most. slu-
msflag. 4-1 tls op-nlga has 1eea con-
naealy expressed that 40 q yelt acton
sould Al present be taken - am Il
the trades. sn9 were presumed O. be
/ Qu.escent. asa .l-ng the result az the
/ c. cago aud Detroit srr. kes. q deep and
/ symp4t1etlc feeling Win the strikers ia
those cites Is known . exist, and =
similar, and = deeper and still more
sympathetic feeling j. undoubtedly en-
| LeELaluea tor tAe striking caryers, ~
mem Ders ~ the other trades "a THIS
| c.Jy 4 lnand Rapids.
Though TIE earyers announce that
they are ~eA foruned and have the
siness ~ N4r - sLald at le4sL s.X
months " ldleLess, Yet, &c ls not % be
supposed that tie acton OF the manu-
faclurers IA setting mp machinery 10
supply the strikers bas been viewed by
them without considerable uueds. ness,
and may, perhaps. have eugendered
dOuog that their services We're - lnd s.
pensable % the manufacturers as may,
at the urst blush, have appeared.
Yesterday call. signed Commit
tee, VAS circulated ia the different
factories requesting all machine hands
20 assemble toaghJ AZ GeTmAnla Hall.
The reasons FOR the call were not de-
noted, tie sip simply stating that the
business " % transacted was of great
importance"
As matter of course those interested
and Who know what the business OF
Importance" Is, refuse 10 talk. The
opinion, however, IS freely expressed
that the carvers intend 10 beseech the
machine hands % actively cooperate
with them ia their endeavOTs 20 brln z
the manufacturers 10 their way OF look
ING Al the nlue-hOur day question, and
% JON them n their strike.
tnas. W. Black, general manager Of
the Oglel Cabinet Company, stated 10 a
/ lELEGRAN-HEKALD reporter that his
company IS putting IN several new cary
ing machines and intends 10 hereafter
run lis factory on the same principle as
Nelson, Matter * Co. Twenty three
carvers walked out Of the cabinet com
pany's factory and Mr.. Black SAYS that
now, under no consideration, would ms
hrm take them back on the same terms
as they were working when they quit.
II they should ask TO 60 back 70 work,
they will have to accept employment by
the week.
Grand Rapids manufacturers lead
IN the furniture style" SAID Mr.. Black,
"and what they say goes. We Will
quit making furniture that needs cary
lug except such as can be done by
machinery, and we Will also substitute
brass work to a large extent. We will
let people see that we don't intend 10
allow a few carvers 10 run our business
tor u.s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
PURELY Personal.

Col. P. V. Fox has returned from
Muskegon.
DR.. l.. II. stevens has returned from
/ Washington, d. 9.
CD. Conger, of Port Huron, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs Erastus Bush Is visiting Mrs. c.
b. Bush, at Jackson.
Mrs John T. Rich, of Lapeer, is Wis
Itng Mrs. Truman kellogg.
Mrs Vim. Adzit and Mrs. /. r. Hunt
have gone TO Kansas to visit friends.
W Il. shelby, vlce-president of the
G.. Z. 81 l., has gone to MS Dakota fruit
farm.
IA. Wolcott, Of Cincinnati, O., is
visiting Nr. aud Mrs. ". L. Buss, III
Paris-avc.
George A. Bowen leaves town this
week t0 look after his mining interests
Iu Canada.
Mrs. G.. 4. Brakeman left yesterday
for DeadwoOd, Dak., whore she viii
spend tie summer.
Dr. Pyle has been confined to his
home by illness for the past few days,
bat hopes soon to be out again.
Nr. and Mrs Willard Barnhart and
daughter, Louisa, have returned from
California, where they have been spend
Ing the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. +. W Mallory ana son,
r. j., left last night for Fort Dodge,
Iowa, for q three weeks visit with
Trends and relatives.
A.D. Loavanworth and wife, Of Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
THE BICY Gle CLUB
Parade Last Night-Mr. BIeake's Idea of
Justice.


Justice.
Tie bicycle parade last night was a
brilliant and gorgeous affair. and the
sidewalks along Monroe ami Canal-sts
were crowded with spectators. The
procession was led by Mrs. L. :. Provin,
who rode "Slfety," and nearly 100
wheels followed her. Al of them
were bc3utlfullydecorated with chinese
lanterns and flags. While the process
sion was passing down Fulton-St, past
the store kept by Oliver Bleake, on the
corner OF LaGrave-st, one Of the lady
b.cycEsts was crowded against
the front of the store and
her elbow jammed through one of
Bleake's SxlO window panes, The old
man came rushing out of hls store
swearing vengeance on the whole
crowd. He grabbed the lady's wheel
and SAID he proposed 10 keep 1t until
sine paid damages. At she did not have
any change about her She could not
pay and, and Blake luCgcd the machine
INTO his place and locked il up. Thus
Mr. B.eaEe organized a little court of
las own. He found the lady guilty,
rendered judgment i'm favor of himself,
and levied execution on her prOgerty
without the aid of a Judge, Jury or
sheriff The lady. whose name is un-
known, may vet bc able % get damages
ont Ot \lT. Eiea6e for his performance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
THE UNITED STATES COURT
some Cases in which the City IL Inter
ested.

Peter Wiser sued the city of Grand
Rapids on account of injuries 10y de-
fectiye sidewalk, and asked a jury to
give h,m damages. Judge Severens,
however, sand that the case could not
60 to a jury. holding that the city had
no legal knowledge of the defect in the
sidewalk. Yesterday Judge Jackson
made an order granting a new trlal, ON
the ground that the jury ought 10 have
had the case IN the hrst place.
The Imperial Fire Insurance Com
pany failed 20 get new trial in rs ltI-
CATION with the Chippewa Lumber Com
pany. Also, IN tine suit of the same
lumber company against the Scottish
Union and National Fire Insurance
Company, the findings Of the lower
court I'D favor of the lumber company
were sustained. These two suits Iu-
volved the point whether ornOt accrued
profits on destroyed goods can bo re-
covered, and the point was settled at-
iiTmatirClv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

"Afler Tape ls aauourced for toe
nlst-nee ~ k-5u-as=d today ana tor
tas Eem4lader q the engagement.
n ss Blndley ana her company aFe VEL
Liked oy tae patrons oi tbs taesier.
j. \. Rentroa. oi th-s cy. Pfoprs-
tof % EentfroS'. gsIaaatsrs, arF-'eo
here yesterday
tickets for Manager Ccbb's teneht al
Powers Nay -, have been placed CA
sale al TIE Morton, oNel = and 1l-fvii-
con hotels also a. White a N A.te g
drug store ana AZ MOhl & Nan2lslt ne
corner Pearl and Czuzlsts.
Rentfrow's compauy OF comedians
and muslcal artists, known as kent
tr0w's Pstnnnders. Will be the attFae-
Ton al kedmOnd's Al. OF next week.
l1e sac u seats opens today.
Tonight and tomorrow evening We
shall see tie Gilbert a sullivan opera
"PnatOre' IN the hands0f home talent.
The east has been mentioned hereto
fore. The production Will he governed
by Prot. IL /. Gruendler, who w..l be
assisted by complete orchestra. A
portion OF the receipts VIII 60 to the
Grand Rapids Bicycle Club.
The TELEGRAM-HEzALD is requested
by number OF music lovers 10 ask the
managers or the Gilmore festival 70
have the famous second Hungarian
RaphsOdlc by Liszt placed on one OF the
four programs 10 be gwen. Mr.. oil
more Is very accommodating gentle
man and Will be pleased 10 grant tie
request II asked IN time.
The Gilmore festival is near AZ hand,
and the subscription book for season
tickets wlll open next Monday, May 10,
al HeTuck's muse store. The descrp-
tive pamphlets arrived this morning,
and can be procured AT the same place,
or from the members Of the Oratono
Society.
Those who are desiriOus OF attending
all four concerts Of the Gilmore festI-
val, but who are not able 10 spend 81
for seats, will be pleased b learn that
season tickets Will aSo be sold for -.
The first three rows IN the gallery VIII
be reserved for the 81 subscription tick
cts, but the s3 season tickets will be
good for all otherparts Of the house.
The first performance of "Pinafore,"
under the auspices of the club, will be
gwen at Powers tonight, and a large
crowd should be present, considering
the low prices. A prettler array OF
young ladies' never took part in a
chorus than those who will sing tonight
Russell K. Buchanan as Capt. Cor
cOran," Mrs. Nichols rs Jos
ephue," Miss Abbie Mclnnes rs
"Hebe," CLANCY G.. Whitney as "Dick
Deadeyt >" Mr. CrOxson as ralph
RackstiaN." Alva X. Curry as "Sr
Joseph Porter" and Mrs. Grcundler as
"Buttercup" have all studied their
parts carefully and 1t IS expected that
the piece will Toe correctly and bril-
lantly presented. Mr. Whitney as
"Dick Deadeye" IS said TO be especially
gOSd, and everyone III this city knows
that Mr.. Buchanan shows remarkable
talent for an amateur actor.
Those attending Smiths viii be wei!
paid by seeing one of the best vaude- !
VILE performances that has been seen
at this theater for some time, the merits |
of which are attested 10y the good |
houses at each performance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
SMITH
AND
SANFORD
CARPETS
AND
=DRAPERIES..
.DRAPERIES.

We are now showing our
entire new line OF CAR
PETS, Floor Coverings OF
every description, and Dra-
peries.
Being the largest exclu-
sive dealers i'm these fabrics
in Western Michigan, de-
voting more space 10 their
sale than any other house.
and making a speciality OF
fine workmanship, we feel
that we are prepared TO
satisfy the most critical pur-
chaser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

HAsHsaross Aay "a For Loser
Mica gan-Cioudy su1 raini s0uthery
E-los, becoming variable colder Fu-
cay mouing. For Upper Mchigzn
Far n0rtneriy Wnds, stationary teu-
Ceratlre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
Death Record

The following are the deaths reported
during the past twonty-tOur hours
Frances c. B.8kslee. dIphthena; France.
Winder NcC.eiland. A. Jefferson-ave.
sencctus: Eddie >tratt0n, 4S7 South
Unlon-st bronchitis; AlOnzo Phippen
694 Mad.-Ou-ayc., dlphtheTia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
AmpeIOpSiS VeitChii.
sometimes called Boston wv and Japan ",

,0mctImes called Bost0n IVY and Japan IVY
THIS is the most decidedly popular 81 al
climbing plants. being entirely hardy in The
most exposed places attaining = hcfghfh of 8
feet iu two OF three years. CIinflng % stones.
brick or wood work with the greatest teuac. ty.
During the summer the leaves are 4 reh shade
~ green and lap over each other With great
q roof. But 10 Is iu the fan that 70 shows It's
exquisite beauty; the leaves then change o.
the brightest tiuts of scarlet. crimson and
orange 50 dazzling a. 20 be seen ~ a distance
The cut shows the manner q which 70 clinEs
o. and covers buildings Price Of 1ne plants
&c cents each or & 70 per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

To fhe officers ard rters oi Grand Rapids
lodge SO. s.. g. %. e ~
am tbs Gay 800 receipt Of draft for
5000 beng tae amount Of my hus-
band benchC1rv cert fcate as mem
her of your .olge and take this oppor-
tuutv t0 thank The members for their
Kindness. their generosity and sympathy
90 n.o and my .dren during my hus-
band sickness.
l--rs rrsroctfliLv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
DIR. kELIH'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
r.--r---. ..-.--r-r- .---- 49, l----r-.


4 new diseCr err. prepared or the t-uf
throrT now acoeVte1 ~ 81 advanced
PHYSICIANS that Baci b, ~ Germs ir TIE
svsteIn are ths active csuse n msrV
prevalent diseases BaclIiie1de removes
tfs Csu7e. ard s slso tne greatest iini-
rneut ever produced, vii cure Eczama.
k1gV~1. Itch. Erysipelas B0ls
Burns Bruises. SAT- RbsUu. spra re-
Csthe~r5 breast f-oster. Felcfs Car
f-nc rs ever and ~TcfHl0ns ~0rns.
Pies lane BARK. Bfisur0sf isTo. sna
orher ~ re-. iraaU nations sDd Uloers-
tsrDs Sat f8Ct80n gusTanteee ~
n8CueTrsf D1s1. Iriee q ~ T<r tIottis
- 81 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Tickets for Manager Cotb's teneht al
Powers Nay -, have been placed on
sale a. TIE Morton, Sweets and ti4feil-
Con hotels also a. White a h4-te g
drug store ana AZ M0hl & Nan2lsltn tne $
corner Pear and Cau4l-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

J. \. kenufoB. % th-s cy Pfopr e
tof q Esn'troS'. Bstahaasrs, arrived
here yesterday
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-05-29

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HrleT N enNIon.

nrhoH 10 emtlous
I. w. Stiles, dentist, TAG Chapel street.
The annual spring regatta of the New
Haven Yacht club occurs tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Hoadley have re.
turned from weeks sojourn ct Atlantic
City.
The resignation Of Rev. q. @. Hovey, D.
D.. of Park church, Bridgeport, has been 90
ospted.
Mrs. M. D. Gard left yesterday afternoon
for Bangor, Me-, where she will spend the
summer.
K. Moses, Ballerston & Co., sails for
Europe Saturday, to be absent two months
on business.
Mark Pitman of the Woolsey school will
conduct o party of New Haven teachers
abroad In July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cowell will 60 to
Montpelier, VT, In few days to visit Mr..
Cowell's stock farm.
Attorney Timothy J.-Fox yesterday quali-
fed In the probate court "a guardian for
Elisabeth Dsrmody, minor.
The annual meeting of the New Haven
orphan asylum will be held this afternoon at
8 o'clock In United church chapel.
.Ant6inetto Wheeler OF 80 Crown street
was arrested yesterday on charge of selling
liquor without license. Joseph Fl. Keefe
became surety for her In the sum of $500.
At the entertainment Of the Harmonic
club to morrow evening banjo club Of ten
young ladies' will assist. The annual meet-
ing Of the club will be held Sunday after
noon.
On the steamer Lain, which sails for Bre.
men July y, will sail Isadore freedman, Of
Msndsl & Freedman, John O. Burwell and
David A. Hayes Of Yale and several others,
New Haven people.
Before the county commissioners yesterday
the application Of Joseph II. Collins for q
license a. the Island View house, Stony
Greek. was objected to by Mr.. Frank Smith
and others. on the ground of unsuitability.