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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-31

EoR A HoME-wE WILL BUY
1.v, OF oniid Tor you anywhere and let your rent
payioL lne property; security required.
GRAhITE STATE PROvlDENT ASSOCIATION,
branch ONCE, Standard building. 6sl-5ss Wood: st.
mvl3-l6-TTsSu
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PROPOSALS..

SEE our white and fancy vests.
JAMES II. AIKEN s. Co., 100 Fifth ave.
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BEADED capes and wraps at half pric,
at Rosenbaum & Co.'S.
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cts. to $50 each. A visit to see such an
assortment of fans will pay. You don't
need TO buy unless you wish.
BoGGs s. BUHL,
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"ANTED-COACHMA BUTLER, WHITE
w walters. man for lunch counter, farm
hands, cooks, cham bermads, house girls, 40 tor
hotels. housekeeper. seamstress, nurse girl.
MEEHAN'S, 545 Grant st. my2S-D
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN reports of viewers on the construction of
sewers on Miller street, from Center avenue to
Reed street, and Bayard and Neville streets,
from Craig street to outlet near junction Rail-
road tunnel. have been approved by Councils,
which action will be final, unless an appeal is
filed in the Court of Common Pleas within ten
10) days from date. E. NJ. BIGELOW.
Chief of Department of Public Works.
PITTsBURG, May 29. 1890.
my29-69
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n & b.

SEE our white and fancy vests.
JAMES H. AIKEN s. Co., 100 Fifth ave,
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square for one Insertion. Closst1ed advertise
nner'ts on this page such as Wanted For Sale
10 Let, etc.. ten cents per line for each t,ser>
ffo'l and none taken for less than fTtU cents
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Allegheny Residences.

i GHENY CITY, six-room house. hot and cold
water, bath, inside W. c., etc. c. II. LOVE. 90
Fourth avenue. my3l-16
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FarTnh.


DOR SAIE-FARM 125 ACRES, HOUSE FIVE
Il rooms. large barn. river vein coal; one of the
best and cheapest farms in Washington co. /; near
rail and river; only $50 per acre; one-third cash.
ED WITTISH, 40 Grant st. my3O-D
DOR SALE-SMALL FARM OF 20 ACRES IL
i miles from station on West Penn X X; good
frame house of three rooms, stable. etc.; young
orchard and well wate-ed: price q, 600. 3. BER-
NIGER SON, 156 Fourth ave. my24-33-TTs
E,oR sALE-A FINE FARM OF 200 ACRES.
Il in Westmoreland CO., mile from Salisbury:
160 acres cleared. in high state of cultivatIon 40
acres In excellent timber: brick house rooms,
bank barn, ETC., ETC., fine orchard. good water:
everything In good condition. LEE BARNETT
CHAPLIN, 3l3 Wood st. my3O- l0S
TOR SALE-A GOOD FARM OF $50 ACRES,
Il of which 100 acres is cleared, beng rich and
productive land; az miles from Blairsville in
Westmoreland county. with new frame house Of
ten rooms, large barn and other outbuildings,
young orchard, water In every field: land all un-
deriald with coal price s75 per acre for ALL or will
my24-33-TTS
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PERSONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE Is HEREBY
IL given that the partnership heretofore ex-
isting between the undersigned and Stephen
Gregg, known as Gregg & WIldman. has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to said firm will settle with the
undersigned. and all persons to whom they are
indebted will present their claims to him, who
alone is authorized to settle the late partner
ship affairs. The business of the late firm will
be continued by the undersigned under the
name of Sawmill Run Coal Company.
E N. WILDMAN,
Room sos Lewis Block.
PITTsBURG. Pa, May 27 1890 my297
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TOR SALE-CONRAD ST., NEAR LIBERTY
ave; only IS, 00d; brick dwelling, IL
rooms, BATH h. and c. water, slate mantels, tile
hearths both gases, front and side porches. in
THOMPSON CO., 1852 Fourth ave.
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East End Resioepce~

VlO LET-RoUP ST., NEAR WALNUT ST.,
Il Shadyside, new two-story mansard brick
dwelling, ten rooms, reception hall. gas. water,
bath. inside W. c.. etc front porch. good lot.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth ave.
my27-S3-TTS
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LADIES flannel blazers,
Ladies' cloth blazers,
Cheapest at Rosenbaum & Co.'S.
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TO LET.
City Residences.

ITO LET-NO. 81 CRAWFORD ST, SEVEN
J. rooms; only s22 per no.: one s9r. from the
Wylie ave cable line. See W. A. HEBRON &
SONS, 80 Fourth ave. my30-8S
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Manufacturing Sites.

EoR SALE - MANUFACrURING SITES
I over 100 acres In ten-acre plots, more or less,
on line of railroad and river: natural gas, coal,
etc. excellent point for manufacturing purposes.
JAS. W. DRAPE CO., 12s Fourth avenue, Pitts
hurp mysl-3
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MCKNIGHT q VICTORY,

PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
Dealers in Gas Fixtures
LAMPS, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE HOSE ETC
Special attention given to Natural Gas Fitting.
fl6 SHITHFIELD ST., PITTSBURG, Pa.
Telephone 76e ja7-6s-rTs
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Miscellaneous.
LOST.

r OST-BETWEEN SELLERS STREET AND
il Alder, East End a light leather ocketbook.
Finder please return to 5. A. COSGRAVE. En-
erson ST., East End. my3l-39
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A RCHITECTURAL CAST-IRON WORK
~ for Smithfield street bridge-Plans and
specifications at my office, Lewis block. Pro-
posals received till June 6, 1890
G. LINDENTHAL,
my3O-s9 Engineer
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED up to P. M. WEDNESDAY,
June 4. 1890, for the alterations and additions
TO Thirty-thIrd street school. No. 2 Thirteenth
ward, and Sommers street school, cor. of Som
mers ST. and Webster ave-, city. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Office of
Joseph Stillbury, artist. 20 Fifth ave. Pirtsburg,
Pa. Bonds for the full amount of contract
will be required. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all proposals. The proposals are to
be addressed to ALFRED LAWTON, Sec'y.,
36s Center ave. my29-56
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the Office of the Secretary of the
Town Council of Butler borough until TUES
DAY, June 3, 1890, at 7;30 P. NJ. for the paving
of Main street of Butler borough (about 25 900
square yds. to be paved with fire or yitritied
brick.) Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office of the Secretary Of Council. Council
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
W. 7. MECHLING.
President of Town Council.
LEVI NJ. WISE, Sec.
BUTLER. PA, May q, 1890. my22l3
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DYEINd AMI CLEANING,
~ Sixth Avenue.
mhlssoTTs Pittsburg. Pa
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r EGAL NoTICE-TO WHOM 1T MAY
IL concern: Take notice, that VIM. Welsh.
Mrs. q. q. Noble, Sarah r. Wesh, r. ]. Carr,
Arthur Izenour, q. W. Stewart. Eliza Dud-
geon. Fritz Eilers. ct al, owners Of lots in
Miffin township, Allegheny county Pa, ad-
joining the borough of Homestead. will present
"a petition to the Court of Quarter Sessions OF
said county, on Saturday, the 7th day, Of June,
1890, at 10 o'clock A. M, making application
that said court shall, by and with concurrence
of the grand jury OF the county, decree that
the limits of said borough be SO changed as to
include their lots inter ALA within the same.
The lots to be annexed being bounded and de-
scribed as follows. viz: Beginning at point at
the intersection Of the southerly line of said
borough and the center line of West street;
thence 8. 80 E. 256 feer along the center
line OF west street to point; thence N:
$50 So E. 800 feet along the center line of
Pink alley TO the center line of Maple street;
thence 8. 80 A E. 142 feet along the center
line of Maple street TO a point; thence
n. $50 66 E. 1E2 feet along the center line of
thence N. 47o 12 W. 900 feet along the borough
line to point and thence g. 43o 81 w. 5H
feet along the borough line to the center line of
West street. the place Of beginning.
4 L DAVIS, Atty for Petitioners,
myaS28,l0I7,24Sl-je6
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W. r. MCCOOK. Attorney at Law.
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
IN letters testamentary on the estate of
Christian Dellenbach, deceased, late of ALLIE
gheny City, Pa, have been granted to the un-
dersigned. to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims or demands
against the same will make them known with
out delay. ANNA M. DELLENBACH.
my3l-4-S q. G. DELLENBACH.
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EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A CHOICE
II Oakland residence; new two-story and
mansard brick residence of eight rooms, hall,
vestibule, bath, W. c. and W. range: h. and C.
water. slate mantels and tile hearths inside shut
ters, front and rear porches; the house is hand
somely papered throughout; large dry cellar.
nicely cemented and perfectly dry; the sewerage
is perfect being connected with the main city
sewer; lot 24xlo0 to an alley; immediate possess
sion. j. L. GLASS, No. l3S Fifth ave. my3l-8
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WANTED.
Male and Female Help.

WANTED CHAMBERMAIDS, WAITRESS,
w cooks, nurses. dining room girls, 200 house
girls German and colored girls, drivers. walters,
farm hands, five colored men. MRS. E.. THOMP-
son, COS Grant ST. my3l-MThs
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TNOR SALE-CHOICE PENN AVENUE PROP
Il ERTY. near East Liberty station, having a
front of 80 feet Penn avenue 1876 deep to street
in rear; improvements, two storerooms and large
brick dwelling; this is decided bargain and will
be sold at price that will make money for the
purchaser. UaIl on KELLY & ROGERS. n 0. 63l5
Station street. East End. my29-20
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VTANTED-THE Address OF VICTIMS OF
w asthma; will tell them how TO be cured
without expense. Address DR. J. w. BERGEN,
Petersburg, Ind. my2s-25-2S 3ljet
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DIAMONDS-COMEs SEE OUR SEVEN.
~ STONE diamond rings SIS 90 each, the
greatest bargains on earth; friendship rings Soc,
81 90 and 81 so each; diamond watches, fine
jewelry, clocks silverware and spectacles, etc,
at WILSON'S. 81 Fourth ave, Pittsburg. Fine
watch repairing = speciality ap25TTs
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TITO LET-OR FOR SALE-ATLANTIC CITY
J. cottages and boarding houses in desirable
locations. STERN BERGE EK BROrHERS. Real
Estate, 1872 Atlantic avenue. myS-9S
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EOR SALE-ON FORTIETH ST., ABOVE
Il Dawson. an elegant new brick dwelling,
pressed brick front, hall, vestibule nine large
rooms. bath, pantrys, range, both gasses. slate
mantels, cemented laundry, electric bells and
lights; in fact every modern convenience; lot Fix
112k It,; this property will be sold very reasonable
Isold before June terms made to suit purchaser;
possession at once. THOS. MCCAFFREY, 35O9
Butler st. nyal-3S-rhs
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DOR SALE -UR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
y home-an elegant two-story frame dwelling
at tBrushton. eight rooms. reception hall and ali
other modern improvements; electric light all
Its beauty; lot SOxl0O. j. c. REILLY, n Diamond
ooS
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ENOR SALE-SUBUKBAN PROPERTY-THE
Il best in the market for the money, in the hand
some village of Sheraden. Is minutes from Union
station, on the Panhandle railroad; "a daily
trains; monthly fare scents trip: large lots, so
and 100 feet front, from $3.50 to $500 each easy
terms; houses built for purchasers; home-seekers
and investors for profit should see Sheraden be-
fore they buy elsewhere. For full particulars
apply to SHERADEH LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY, Limited, III Fifth avenue,
Pittsburg. my20-45- MThssu
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
HARDLY A FACORT
The Famous OWashtanongs Stood
No Show in the Races Y yesterday.
The BIC FOUR LEFT OUT IN The COLD
They Manage 10 Finish see0nd In she
Psir-Oare>i COntsst-The Poor show
lRg . Surprise 20 All O@rsmsn
Some Lively 0OFk.

No more perfect stretch Of water than
Bell Isle course today ever delighted
the eyes OF 0arsman. The weather was
pleasant and races interesting. ms
was senior day and all races were again
one an a half miles with turn.
The first event Was the four cared shell
race participated in blythe Torontos,
Wolverines OF Detroit and Owashta-
nongs. The latter crew was composed
OF Sargent, Freeman, Fex vnd Forbes,
and can hardly be said 10 have been a
factor IN the race. Al the turn they
seemed 10 have a longing to enter the
woods at they head of Belle Isle and
they finished about a quarter of mile
behind the other crews. Although
Toronto led from the start 10 the finish
the Wolverines who became seniors
only yesterday, kept the Canadians at
their best pace and finished a close
second. Time 9.l3l.
The double scull race was an easy
victory for Nettleton and Brown, OF
Minnesotas, st. Paul, with Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, second; Catlius, Chicago,
third. Time 9.53.
In the pair Dared shell race n close con
test took place between Standish and
Lyon of the Detroit club, and Sergeant
and Forbes, of the Owashtanong
Dudley and Peacock, also Detroit boat
club men, had entered, but were not in
the race to any great extent.
Detroit men started first and held
their place to the finish, but the
Grand Rapids boys pushed them hard
and finished two lengths behind
Time, l0:073, 1914.
The single scull race was a walkaway
for Ryan. of Toronto, who left Wells
of Chatham, Ont, his only competitor
about seven lengths behind. Time
1875; l1:44.
The Wolverines, of Detroit. were hot
favOrites IN the 10-oared barge race
pointed. They led at the start. but al
the turn the Tecumseh's, of Walker
Vile, (Detroits Canadian suburb)
shot ahead, with Detroits second and
Wolverines third. The Canucks finish
ed fully ten length IN the lead. The
Wolverines pulled hack breaking
spurt all the way down the return
stretch. overtaking the Detroits, and
finished length ahead of them. Time
9:304; 1901; 1901.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
AS TO PLATE GLASS
Senator Vest Wants the Duty Dim
Iaished From 70 A Cents
EUI SENATOR NCYILLly SAYS, yOl
xhs Pstitt,a. Of ths Nationsi ead Crzsa
HaBfds Furaitars MAsufaetsEsrs'
Aa4oetA1sns DisFsgars~d Aad
Fssts Aaeada4 eat Esisctsd-


slssast rst Ft-sls.ess -
WAsHIxGroS, Aug. 5.-When the Sen
ate today reached me glass plate sehsd-
ule, senator Vest moved 70 amend i oy
making the duty on the cost OF polished
plate glass, not exceeding l6x24 inches
square, four cents a square foot m
stead of six. He read the petitions sent
bY the Grand Rapids Furniture Manu-
factureTs' Association and the National
Furniture Manufacturers Association
% the House Committee on Ways and
Means. After reading them. he asked
Senator Mcmillan what sort of concerns
these were. Mr. Mcmillan said:
Strand Rapids manufactures more fur
n.Lure, probably, than any other town
m the country. These are reputable
concerns. There Is no doubt about
that. But they have never asked me,
as representing the State, TO have the
duty reduced any lower than is pro-
posed by the committee" said senator
Vest: Whether they ask for II or not,
they make the statement that there Is
40 article competing With the German
mirror glass, mad IN this country. 1t
J. their emphatic statement that there
- no competing article, and If that IS
the fact. no matter what they want IN
regard TO it, this duty ought 70 be
diminished. I should ike 10 increase
the export of furniture from this coun-
try. They say that they now export
5000 900 worth, besides supplying the
home demand, and that # they could
get their materials cheaper they could
increase their export. To this Mr.. Mil
Ian replied: "WIll the Senator allow
rae 70 say that these furniture establish
menrs IN Grand Rapids supply furniture
all over the world, practically. / have
seen the furniture IN Africa, have seen
ht IN Scotland, have seen 1t IN England.
Everywhere you go YOU find this furni-
ture, and they make it cheaper, they
cay, than II Is made IN any other place
on earth"
The amendment was rejected
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07

"a ort order Mlkmen were h2Aiea Il
. the courts snd cGD1pslled ~ pa si-e
penalty 81 their cFlmes- l'1tiS-
authorities fcllessd the example Aso
several we're nued. The result "Ss
AT dealers became very CAUTIOUS
ine inspectors would intercept them On
the streets and II their mix Nas even
diluted they would be arrested. i MS
KIND OT treatment sOOn brought tlsin
70 time ard 4 5 safe % ssy tAat tDefe
= very httle impure milk ia ether OF
the cities.
healta Ofhcer Saunders : IN favor
OF opening up war against the mllk
peddlers and dealers OF Grand Rapids,
hho are selling boylue nuid tpat comes
from refuse fed cattle. Al Ordnance
will probably be asked for, and al IN
spector eventually appointed. tie says
that i they are compelled 10 register Il
vii give the Board Of Health u control
over them that cannot be obtained IN
any other manner. Then all wagons
viii be numbered, and peddlers viii be
obliged 20 carry their license slth them.
This will apply 10 farmers also. The
Inspector will then stop any milk wagon
and make test of the milk. IL the
ANALYSIS does not prove satisfactory
the Inspector can make a complaint.
The law also gives him the privilege OF
inspecting al places where cattle are
kept, and the food fed the animals.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
ELECTROCUTION ON LYON ST.
Despite the Kemmler BungIe It's Getting
Fashionable.

Yesterday the foreman of Eber Rice's
Job printing room, caught miserable
little rat in n cage. OF course, the rat
had to die, but how?
The presses are run by an electric
motor. In moment the sentence was
passed. The rodent was doomed to
electrocution.
A piece of copper wire was procured
and the tail of the Whiskerandos was
seized and pulled as far as it would ex-
tend outside the trap. To this veritable
tail (of woe) was fastened the copper
wire; connection was then made with
the motor. Another wire, also con-
nected with the motor, was prepared,
and when all was IN readiness, was
touched to the tip of Mr.. Rats nose.
and quicker than the Droverbial monkey
could take his hat of the cheese stealer
was a corpse. Not quiver nor kick
marred the success of the experiment,
and DR.. Rice pronounced it bowling
success. 4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07

Murderous Result OF a Colorado
Feud Yesterday.
ONE HUNDRED SHOTS EXCHANGED
And Two Men Are Killed Outright
While the Third Was Shot Three
Zines aud VIII Die-The Dispute
Arsse over Some Land

GLENNwOoD SPRINGS, Colo, Aug. g.
Recently Thomas Welch and Alexander
Layelle had dispute over the owner
ship of certain lands in Gunnlson
county. Yesterday while Lavelle and
five helpers were cutting hay, they were
attacked by Welch, his son, and three
other men. Both parties were fully
armed, and in the melee about hun
dred shots were exchanged. Welch's
son and Alexander Lavelle were killed
outright, Charles Purham was shot
three times and Will die, Pete Small was
seriously but not fatally wounded.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW.
The Cook Test Wells should BE Com
pIsted Before Fail.

It is expected that the Cook We'll
Company contract, which was sent to
st. Louis for the signature of that firm.
will be returned to the Board of Public
Works today. Mr.. DAVIS says that he
thinks the work Will be commenced i'm
mediateiy. 1t should be finished be-
fore tall. The contract was sent. to-
gether with instructions to specify the
earliest day in which work on the wells
Will be started and completed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07

The Detroit papers make complimen-
tary mention Of the murderOus pro-
clivitles of James MamOn, the fellow
who United States Marshal Clark took
90 the isil ia this city on Monday night,
''loaded with chains" They say be Is
one Of the most nervy desperadOes De
troit has ever produced. lie goes 70
the Detroit House of Correction on a
five years sentence for burgiarzng the
p0st-0iiice AZ Calumet.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07

The Joan Herron mentioned in yes
tsrday's TErFeB fiERsfn as the man
taken % Bg Rapids by sheriff Merritt.
was wanted In shat town for IA Ing 10
make returns for money intrusted 20
n'm as delivering clerk 81 the Adams 3
Express Company. The amount in-
vowed IS stout SO. He was WORKING
Ter Balls Waters when arrested.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
THE SHERIFF AND JAIL.
The Annual Report, Giving Various In.
teresting Statistics

Sheriff Bishop has just completed his
annual report for the year ending June
80, 1890. The following items are ex-
tracted:
Whole number of prisoners during
the year, Liza. Aggregate number of
dsvs of confinement, l0,456. Whole
number of males, l,04S; females, SO.
Number of male under Is, 124;
females, 10. Number of males
charged with high crimes, 3S5;
females, ?. Number detained as
debtors, .; insane, is: idiots, ] sent to
State prison, 8; sent to Ionia, As; De-
troit house OF correction, 10; State
reform school, Is; industrial home for
girls, 8; number who have escaped
none; number unable 10 read, a.; num-
Der who could not write, 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07

Although George Carmody resides in
the parts adjacent to the wicked city.
he has caught onto city tricks, and
kept his saloon open beyond the time
allowed by law. At least this is the
way the complaint reads. Before jus
tee Westfall ae pleaded not guilty yes
terdsy, aud gave bonds IN Tire SOM of
$500 for his appearance for examination
- The oIEM
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07

The man, g.. Byisma. who tired to
commit su de about two weeks ago,
by throwing himself n front Of a
cable train. is supposed 70 be insane.
tie has been boarding az the Cf0osman
hoard ~ bouse. on South IOna-st., and
nos the proprietor seeks to lave BrIs-
ia sent g. Kalamazoo 2s a county
charge.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
sporting Notes.
Gness there must be some mis

Guess there must be some mistake.
Chas. Seward. who claims the dis
tinctod Of being the champion billiard
player of Canada and Charles Uhr-
brock played an exhibition game al ~
West Leonard st, last night.
The Owashtanong senior four were
out piaCtic.ng and getting out ~ rough
water when their decks burst and lci
them Ia the water. NOt q man Of them
could swim, but the Tecu mseh barge
picked them mp and brought them safe
iy ill., Darof Fres Prcu.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-07
NOT EDIFYING,
But Entirely Successful. Says DIR. George
H. Schrady.

AUBURN, y. Y, Aug. 6.-Dr. George
F. Schrady. editor of the Medical Record,
of New York, tonight telegraphed an
editorial to that journal, IN which he
SAID: GAS was reasonably anticipated,
Kemmler's death was instantaneous.
and so far as can be Judged the unfor-
tunate subject OF the experiment died
without pain. The spectacle presented
was. however, by no means edlfying TO
such as hoped for improvement on the
old methods"