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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

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constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
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ia action and truly beneficial in It's
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many excellent qualities commend it
" al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN Soc
and al bottles By al leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro-
cure il promptly for any one Who
wishes 10 try 1t Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fi6 syrup co.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
Bv A. J. BowNr.

Frfsl1fUt-
On motion Of AID. Creque. acceDted and Med.
OF !. d. Robinson aud u. Emmett Welsh.
members of the Board OF Health. asking Coun-
Gil % cause the immediate construction OF
sewers !n Grandyule avenue. f-om Prescott
street 20 Fltth avenue, ia second street. from
Jefferson street u Stocking street.; and FROM
taa present terminus Of Prescott street sewer
o. tho river. representing the necessity OF
such improvements for the preservation of the
public health.
on motion of MA. Emner. referred to Com
m.ttsc on sewers.
orc. G.. Cous:ocs. representing that Canal
street f-0m Leonard street north 10 city limits
IS out OF repair; ASKING for permission so re
move The ole. worDogt block pavement and
level up she street with gravel without expense
20 the cifv.
CA motion OF Ald. Saunders the offer was ac-
certed and permission granted under the di-
racf.on Of t.e Board Of Pun ir Works.
ofW. H. Powers and 56 others. property
owners. residents and manufacturers in the
vicinity Of The west end Of Pearl street bridge.
asking that Pssrl street tc opened and eN-
tended from Front street 10 Court street. rep
re.entin- raat Be- is a matter q great import
an~e 7ri l necessary prht Improvement
GOA motion of Ma. Mckee referred % the
aldermen OF che Ei-hth varI-
fH8rvey Hots-sr a1d 3 others. residents
ast property owners oa Fast tu'to1 street.
representing the entire frontage on both sides
of ,sIt street. between Jefferson avenue ami
>or-h ni1u street emors-ratiag against
paving ssld street win cobb.s stone pave
r,en-. lcr t' reason tbsr such pavement was
f,rr'erl7 used on SAID street ard found g1sat
f-fscro-v. srd gravel substituted.
on motion of A'd. Creque. accepted and
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

on motion OF AID. Yerex. accepted and hled.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city Of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen The Valley City street L Cable
Railway Company hereby accepts OF the rights
and privileges granted % IL. and the Obliga-
tl0ns and requirements imposed upon it. In
and by an ordinance passed b. the Common
Council. June Is. ls9o. entitled An ordinance
granting permission 20 the VALLEY city street
= Gable Railway Company o. construct. main
tain and use q street railway on certain streets
in the city OF Grand Bapids. and To abandon
and take up Is railway TRACKS on certain other
streets in aid citv. the same being a supple
nenttO an ordinance entitled;
An ordinance granting permission 20 The
Valley City street s. Cable Railway Company
OF Grand Rapids. 60 construct. maintain and
Us. street railway on certain streets In the
city oi Grand Rapids. Michigan" Passed
Jul7 %. l,s1.
Dated June ., 1890.
Y,tLEr CRY STREET AND CAsLE RNLwAT Cox
FANT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
COMMON COUNCIL

kzertas sEsssos.
MeyotF EFEsfsa, +aae =. lss-
csanel ulea ana szs r---t - ercer - Al
7f-ohfas pr-sieeat ~ the eeaarh
Prsaelt-AL1 saaeraol. Gfrgea rer. cresl
Dorsa. Dssl.. Ea4maf. H4-sss. A--aer. A4.-s,
Mckee. 0sDsa1sl. el1lf-Es >lsia. Stokes.
sDro4i. ,tlbblaz slFYksr. laleau. I-Fa=E.
4-fez-g.
ol aofioa ~ 40 Cseaan the -llagtes % tne
last reg llar sesslsl we're aporeFes.
Fetitloas aad dSoaanluuleztioHs-
0f Msnsy Bros. ~ Cedar Springs. asslag
eo4lc.l o. altE.l sira sa-al tsE a. 1reo4lt ot
merchandise furnished elts e9arge. dursas
l. aasn the Huea'talten ~ EtsAs
l. Pa@igs snd Joll Berutss. Supervisors q
Cedar ,priass.
On notion ~ AID. % UaHaeH. referred -
Committee Ola Claims asd AeEe4nrs-
Of the trustees 81 Ihe Alplae-afEaae Holland
Christian Reform ga Chareh AL - otEegs. res
ldeats ana property owners 0a alpine avenue
and sdlsla ailg streets. aszias couacl ~ calse
~aEer mains 20 - aid il sai1 avenue. from
So Fsnth 20 Leonard streets.
ca motion "a Ala ,toaes. refsEEed 20 Board
sf Pagle " ofks slth request e. grant p,r-
ti0a.
hesitate OF Charlotte Cunning aad Il. n.
aud +. j. lummiag resident property owners
On block ll. Dexter fraerila. asGlae f1r permits
si0a % remove dIrt from ta- ale5 ia STA
block % A depth n0f % exceed tas grade a.
ests5.Isled IS rhe sosFd ~ Pa-l-e Wores-
Granted upon notion 81 Ala. ODonHct IN
der the direction Of TIC Boari VI Pubic
orks.
% "a p. 2. zemaa. representing that be has
screened gravel Tor sale taat could 30 utilized
a-d De a sayils g. tle second AID laird ward
nighwag t-Hds-
0n motion ot ala Doyle. referred 10 Commit
Gee on streets
~ hm. 9ale asking permission o lay
trac< acloss Nadisol 81, for The purpose oi re
moving dlrt AID Improving property on The
corner 90 Naf s0n ard Forrest streets
Ou nct .1a al Ala. saunders, srantrd under
direction of tne citg marshall.
90 Auaa Mary Eaytr. appealing from ire
Assessments male against her property "a
I block 2, pFrW IS Browns addition. ou t1ileEe
/ aveGue. tle tay being excessive As c0mrartd
N.th THAT asseased on prop rty in same block
leosesenting thai she Is 81 years OF age that
/ her heath IS poor. she is now under Dr.
/ Wright's cs.-a, that she is cutie unable u pas
I tha taxes. having no moaey ani that the place
I u0I have o. be sold aat she obliged 20 again
I bee1me citg charge. asking Council % sci
Z aside said TAX.
Tue prtitloa IS supplemented by the oetiuor
/ OF Myroa 81. Walker and lourt-rn others. r.
I presenting ttat they are Well acquainted VIII
/ petitioner and her circumstances. that th'
/ statements In her petition are true; that sh'
| b. worthy ct relief; asking eOuacllto grant th'
/ prayer OF petitioner.
on motion % AID. o ODonneI. referred 4
\ COMMITTEES oa WAYS and Means.
Gs,vo EsrIDs. 3ilcI.. June Il. ls90.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
\ Council ~ the city OF Grand Rapids.
/ Gentlemen Abe undersigned hereby accep
\ The terms aud provisions of an ordinance
/ passed and approved May ~. lEQ. conferrin.
! uu0n tne undersigned the right 10 construct
| maintain ald Use q street tlilway in certain
/ streets Ia the city OF Grand Rapids.
er. n Co. OF g. r.
By A. BEvIgE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Grand Total .555 %
Respectfully submitted.
JAMS NANDESBEEGE.
Comptroller.
Aid CreQue moved that the report he ac-
cepted and adopted. and The clerk be in
structed 10 draw orders IN favor of the several
parties as recommended by the comptroller.
and the clerk and comptroller be instructed 10
draw an order on the city depository FOR
Sl..5S.s9 10 be disbursed by the treasurer to the
several parties named in the comptrolier's re
port holding orders on the funds therein
named. in which there is money.
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
Dorcn. Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Miller. Mckee.
ODonnen. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. Sproul.
Sjeohns. Turner. YereX-lS.
Nays-Nonc.
CITY TFEAsU7FE's OFFICE
GRAND Rams. Nich.. June =. lsn.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council O the Citv Of Grand Rapids.
Geutemen-The interest on the City Han
bonds is payable July /. ana / would respect
fully ask that the Clerk and Comptroller draw
p warrant on the city depository in my favor
Tor the sum of $3.50 three thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars TO pay the same.
Respectfully submitted.
GEo B.PERBY.
City Treasurer.
Granted on motion OF AID. Turner.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
noren. DOYLE. Emmer. Hsuser Mckee.
O'Donnel. saunders. stein. stokes. stebbins.
Stryker. Tateum. Turner. Ierex-l1.
Nays-None.
Cry EEAsUER's OFTIcF. ,
GRAyD RAPIDS. Mich. June .. 1900.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council OF the CITY OF Grand Rapids:
Conference.-The interest on the Grand Rap
Ids water bonds. third series. is due and
PAYABLE i'm New York July l. and I would
respectfully ask that the clerk and comp
troller draw a warrant in my favor on the city
depository for the sum Of .si.1stfs twelve
hundred eighty four and .Slo5 dollars. 10 pay
the same.
Respectfully submitted.
GEo. T. PEEEy.
CITY Treasurer.
Granted on motion Of AID. Mckee.
Yeas-AId. Anderson. Carpenter. CreQus.
po~en. Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. " Her. NILS.
Mckee. ODonncH. Saunders stein. stokes
Sproul. Stebb.ns stryker. Tateum. Turner
YersX-2a.
Nays-None.
0FTiCE o. CITY CIrRKo
GRAND RArTnF. Mich. june -. lseo
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council.
Genuemsa-I herewith submit my report Of
receipts for May, 1890.
OUR Gains -----..-...-.. ....-...-..---.- q" -
Rndcmpf 01s acknowledgements. 81 -
General pest house lotI..-....---..-...- tpo n9
Ou,nhv visfrCCt Crate. .......--. @ 81
Firs, street sewer ........---....... la H
4 North Praspec, street grade.-.....-.. .H 01
JEFFERSON avenue -Ter.-.--...--......-- o5
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Tor which hold the treasurers receipts.
hereto attached.
Respectfully.
IS. A. FHrvEusE.
Cifv Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

S4y FRANCISCO. ca.
l0uSygLE. a. KEA rOak. M
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
Notes From the Courts.

THE suit of Thomas A. and ]. R. Mellon
against Daniel Hilty, to recover a lumber bill.
is on trial before Judge White.
THE defendant did not appear yesterday when
the case of Florence Van Ostrand against M, ],
Garnier, an action on an account, was called.
and judgment was entered against him for sl3
The suit of Knox & Reed against Henry
Ziegler to recover attorneys fees was called for
trial yesterday. and the defendant not appear-
ing. judgment was entered against him for
S25S AZ. -O-
THE jury is out in the suit of John Hucl,.
estein against the Nunnery Hill Incline Plane
Company, for damages for the alleged destruc.
ton of a roadway leading from Huckesteiu's
brlckworks.
WILLIAM ]. MoRELAND and John V, Au.
rentz, appraisers of the effects of the Pittsburp
Seal and Fur Manufacturing Company, YES.
terday filed an inventory of the compai1y's
stock, appraising it at s., ,254 60
]. A. SHEPARD, yesterday. filed a statement
in his suit against Allegheny City, for damages
to his property. caused by the opening of Cali.
fornia avenue, He alleges that it will take GOO
feet of his property and he asks S., 600 dam.
ages.
THE jury is out in the case of McCracken q
Son against Philip Hamburger. of Brownsville,
The suit is to recover for grain shipped to
George W. Jones, but alleged to have been de.
livered by mistake to, Hamberger, who is
claimed to have used it.
THE suit of NJ. Dawson against Mrs. Dennis
McGlinchey, an action on an account, was re-
ferred, yesterday, to G. f. Fetterman for adiu-
dication, without exceptions or appeal. The
case of James b. Coyle, administrator, against
Cyrus Crowley, suit on accounts was referred
in like manner TO H. T. Watson, ESQ.,;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
AN ITALIAN INVASION.
King Humbert's Subjects Coming by Thou
snnds-Arrival of Hordes of Hungarians
An Immense Fleet of Emigrant
VaGseIs Rouud for N,xv Vork


An Immense Fleet of Emigrant
Vessels Bound for New York.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcE.t
NEW YORK, March 31-The rotunda at
Castle Garden resembled beehive to-day.
1t was packed with humanity. During the
past "a hours 4,196 immigrants were landed
at Castle Garden. The arrivals are: Neus-
tria from Marseilles, 9SS; Belgravia, from
Naples, 1,4O7; Maardam, from Rotterdam,
1888; Rhynland, from Antwerp, 325; Dania,
from Hamburg, 1908. These people are
the vanguard of the great incursion that the
next two weeks will witness. There is at
sea to-day, hither bound, one of the largest
fleets of emigrant ships that any single oc-
casion has known. The number of arrivals
is already 10, 600 ahead of the corresponding
period last year, and it is anticipated that
this will be a year of exceptionally large
totals.
OF the people now at the Garden the great
majority are Italians, all the passengers of
the steamships Neustria and Belgravia
being of that nationality. They poured off
the vessels in such crowds that it seemed
certain that King Humbert was losing all
his subjects. They were almost exclusively
men-swarthy fellows, carrying immense
bundles OF baggage and jabbering at each
other as though having thousand quarrels.
When dismissed from the registration Office
they dispersed, many of them being met by
friends and others taking the railroads for
interior points, but the majority finding
homes in the city of New York. Hundreds
of the Italians slept all night in Castle
Garden.
AT o'clock to-day the tenders began to
arrive with the immigrants from the Dania
and Rhynland. More than 900 people on
board the first named were Hungarians,
while the Rhynland brought in miscelIa-
neous crowd from various parts of Europe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
To.Day's Trial I,isi.

Common Pleas No. clarke ct al VS. Nc.
Cutcheon & Co.; Graham ct ux VS. Penn.
sylyania Company; Kerr VS. Campbell; Jenkins
VS. Hike ct al; Hoffstot VS. city of Pittsburg
Augestein VS. Jones ct al; McFall ct al VS. Jirak
ct al; Landmark VS. Norwich Union Insurance
Company; Landmark VS. Ben Franklin Insur.
ance Company; Landmark VS. Peoples Insur.
ance Company; Kline VS. McCandless ct al: Full
mer VS. McKeesport borough; Graham VS. Nc
Garvey: Hodge ct al VS. Wilson; Hutchinson VS.
Garrett; Hutchinson VS. Woods; Dicken VS.
Meenan.
Common Pleas No 2-Wittmer vs.Baden Gas
Company: McConaughy VS. Allegheny County
Light Company ct al; Humphreys VS. National
Benefit Association of Indiana; Warden 4
Oxnard VS. Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
Holdship Irwin VS. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company; Walker VS. Walker; Humbert vs.
Pierce; Larimer VS. Negley ct al; Schuekert VS.
Hopgood ct al; Fenton vs. Carnahan; Neeb vs.
Morkingmen's Beneficial Society No. j, of
West Liberty.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01

n or Fancy, sizes 4 to H.
Beautiful Imported Cheviot Suits,
Sc.
Our own Partisan Novelties, 81.
Extra Fine Qualities, So and So.
Finest and Best of All, SIo to
SIS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
TIRED OF BUFFOONERY.
Manager Duff Thinks the Public Now De.
mands Something Higher.


mands Something Higher.
Mr.. j. c. Duff, manager of the Auditorium
opera company, which played last week at
the Grand Opera House, stated yesterday
that he had two indefinite engagements for
his company, one in New York City, at the
Broadway Theater, and the other in Boston,
at Abbey's new theater. 81 am gradually
surrounding myself" said Mr.. Duff, with
some of the very best voices on the Ameri-
can operatic stage, because I intend tax
ing up line of operatic works occupy
ing the middle line between grand opera
and light opera. The Gilbert & Sullivan
revivals will last all summer, and shall
then take the Daughter of the Regiment,
'Girofe- Girofla' and other tuneful works.
"The public has grown weary of the buf-
foonery and horseplay Of so-called comic
operas and demands music in the operatic
line, and. by inference, there must be some
singers. I hope to secure theater of my
own in New York, at which company will
hold the stage for the entire season."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA IinGS.!
Trsins Run by Central limo.

sOUTHW EST Observation-Disclosures RIO UTE.
Leave for Cincinnati and ST. Louis, rs a. M,
1880 a. m, 900 and 11:15 p. In. Dennson, 2:4j
chlseagO llS Ed % s:lO and M i2Gs R m
1880 445, 4:55 IN. Bulger. 1910 a, m. Bqrgetts-
town. tow lS1 a. m S p so NJ SiH Mansfield 1 MS
Donalds. Don Is io:45 ,.' D. m. WV WV ''''
TRAINS ARRIVE from the West d 2:1o, 600 a.
bennviiie, sos D. m. wheeling, 2:io, S:S a. m.
3:U5, 5:5S Sp. m: Burgettstown. 7:l5 a: m. ) 9:O5
2:a5. s:25 p. m Mansfield, 5:a5, $3.50 1l:lo a. m,
1?:45, 3:55 9:4o and 6:2Op m: Bulger, 1:4o p. m.
McDonalds, 6:S5 a. IN, d 800 p. M
NORTHWEST TsYsTEM-FT. WAYNE ROUTE
Leave for Chicago; d @ rs a. IN, . I2:2. Loo, d
m, l2:2t, 100, and except Saturday ii 20 D. m |;
Crestline, 5:45a. m Cleveland s:l0a IN ;?:5 l1:o5
m; Yeanssto%n and Siles; d i2:5o p n; Mead:
p H m avg %heeng Snd ieI BeIlaire Il S $40 a. mo- &
fSIlB 81 SEQ m Leetsdaie. $50 iGS a. IN h. 0e'''
DEPART FROM ALLEGHENY-ROchester, 6:30 a.
Psetsdae sssxeh kss 5O sil 100 $780, a m hGn nm @
4 A iS S & s;lS 7p goo n p mi Res1sr e1ew1y, & io:9
l:sO p. m. /; Leetsdale 5 $50 D. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE nion station from Chicago. ex.
eep5 Monday 15S 500 S5 a. M S5 and
Y Ss3 and ,S5 SO p Ca :,s Srestlne 21 2
Cleveland, d $3.50 q. m, 2;25 100 p. M; Wheeling
and Bellaire 900 M, 2:25, 700 p. M; Erie and
Ashtabula LIS 1o:l5 p. IN. Massfllon, 1000 a. m:
Niles and jamestown, $40 a: M: Beaver Falls,
1880 a. M, 1:lop. m; Beaver Falls. s:25 D. m;
Leetsdae, l040 D. m.
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY. from Enon, 500 a. m:
Conway 40a: N Rochester 4oa. m. Beaver Falls.
7.10 a. M, s. 90 p. m; Leetsdale, 430 $50 s. IL,
65O 7.45 m. 100 Il 5 Las, $780, 4.3o, $50 900
p. M; Fair oaks. s55 a. M; Beaver Falls.
i. 80 p. m. Leetsdale Cos p NJ; Beaver Falls,
SIS p. m.
d, daily; $, Sunday only; other trains. except
Sunday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The Brazilian Government denies the re-
ports of disatfection in Brazil.
Emperor William promised to pay Prince
Bismarck visit at Friedrichsruhe.
English and German trades unions are talk
ing of cooperating with each other.
Dom Pedro has refused grant of 220. 900
rancs from the Brazilian Government.
"A French syndicate will build a railroad
from the capital of Guatemala to the Pacific
ocean.
"A Philadelphia syndicate has purchased
the street car lines of Williamsport, Pa, for
S1z000G.
Explorer Stanley will be rendered a recep-
tion by the Royal Geographical Society at LON
don on May s.
publication. 1t will comprise the last 25 years
of his official life.
The motion for a new trial for Jerry O'Don-
nell, convicted of aiding to pack the Cronin
jury. has been denied
The Indiana Conference of the Evangelical
Church has passed resolutions indorsing Bish-
ops Esher and Bowman.
The protocols of the Labor Conference are
published. They agree with the reports al
ready cabled from Berlin.
Edward Happy, son of Louisville mer-
chant, is lost in the Wyoming mountains, and
is believed to have perished.
-Kemmler has been sentenced to death at
Auburn prison, New York. by electricity dur
ing the week beginning April Is.
Charles STAIN and Oliver Cromwell have re-
ceived life ,entences for the murder of Wilson
Barren, cashier of the Dexter (Me.) Savings
Bank.
-Japan's coal mines are to be developed by
syndicate, of which the Government is MEM
ber. Seven million dollars has been raised for
the preliminary work.
Female friends of Charles Haveland of
y W la St wnpR
the deceased to be in trance, and raised the
body. Haveland was undoubtedly dead.
The Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess
of Edinburgh and the members of the royal
family attended the confirmation of Prince
Alfred of Edinburgh, at Coburg, yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
SUING A CONGRESSMAN.

Mrs. Brunot Will Not Allow Her Wall TO be
Torn Down Without n Fisht-The Monon-
gaheIa Company Declares Against the
Governmental Copy of Thomas Scotts
WilI.
Mary A. H. Brunot, President of the
Women's Christian Association, yesterday
fled bill in equity on behalf of the asso-
citation against John Dalzell. 1t is stated
that DalzelI is about to tear down the parti-
ton wall between the Associations Tenn
porary Home for Destitute Women on Penn
avenue, and his premises. Their building
is a three-story brick. and he wants to erect an
eightstory building They claim he has pro-
cured Charles Hoffman. the Building Inspector,
to condemn the wall. He now threatens to tear
down the old wall and erect a new one. 1t is
asserted the old wall is good and to build the
new one will damage their building and take
more of their ground than is now occu pied by
the wall. They ask for an injunction to restrain
Mr. Dalzeli from appropriating any more of
their ground than is now occupied by the wall.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
IN THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
The Navigation Company Declares Against

The Navigation Company Declares Against
the Government.
Judge Acheson, of the United states District
Court, yesterday ordered the removal of Martin
Wendell to West Virginia, where he is wanted
on the charge of selling liquor without Gov
ernment license.
A rule was granted discharging from the
custody of the Marshal the steamer Little
Acme. The claim of George Parker against
the vessel was admitted.
In the United States Circuit Court the Mo-
nongahela Navigation ComDauy filed its
declaration stating that the United States is
about 70 take possession of lock and dam No. Z
withsut paying their adequate compensation or
value Assistant United States Attorney Alcorn
filed plea on behalf of the Government and
the case was put down for trial at the next term
of court.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
FOR HELPLESS ORPHANS.


Drunken Fathers Whose Children Have
Been Neglected.
Humane Agent o'Brien yesterday filed a
petition in the Orphans Court asking for the
appointment of a suitable guardian for Will
lam and Charles Brocatf, aged respectively
years and 20 months. Their mother is dead, it
is stated, and the father is drinking man and
neglects them. He was convicted of neglect
before Mayor Pearson, OF Allegheny, and fined
SO and costs.
Mrs. Elizabeth E Mackey filed a petition
asking to be appointed the guardian of her four
children, aged 8. s, 6 and years. She alleges
that their father. William e. Mackev, got
drunk and neglected and deserted them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-01
Disastrous Failure /!

We can mention no failure more disastrous
than that of physical energy. 1t involves the
partial suspension of the digestive and assimi.
from business of the liver and kidneys. Only
through the good offices of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters can the restoration of Its former
vigorous status be hoped for. When this aid
has been secured, a resumption of activity in
the stomach liver and bowels may be relied
upon. The Bitters conquers malaria and kid
ney troubles.