Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
TOWN TOPICS.
Police pay day today.

The Orssorio society vii ho.d -
weekly meeting for rehearsal tais even
mg
nsw lumber yard has opened for
business on Crosby -st.s near the rail-
road
George L. CaEhey vas admitted % /
cslEsnship IA Judge Burch's court, yes
terday
meeung AZ Good lemplaFs Hal thls
eFeulng
A Cal of TIE chaacery calender VII /
BE- lad IN Judge Groves court this /
morning.
Egerett BOersnaA was admitted To i
clIlLenshlp IA the United States Court, /
yesterday.
The latest fad among travelling men /
OK Chicago Is % register Their names Al /
hotels 4s hAIing from "lss2."
Post-ofice employees need not shiver. |
Col. Briggs announces himself as II I.
line VITA Ciyll-Servlce reform IDEAS.
Henry b. Grady cleared three pipes
OF Holland gln at the custom Ofhee, !
yesterday, the duty on which was Sl26. !
Judge Grove yesterday granted An
nie T. Slyfield, OF Lowell, divorce |
from Arthur B. Slyfeld. Grounds. de-
sefll0n.
he regular meeting OF the Equal
Suffrage Club Will be held IN Good
1emplars' Hall this afternoon, al 2:30
o'clock.
The winter term of the public schools
does not close TIL next Friday week.
Tue spnng term opens the First Mon
day Ia April.
The city clerk and attorney were
busy yesterday afternoon sending out
the notices Of registration that Will be
posted today.
Marcus Hickey, an old soldier, drunk,
could give no reason why the sentence
should not be gwen, and Justice Walsh
gave him nine days
The Methodist Alliance will shortly
make arrangements Tor freer inter
change OF pulpils among the local cler-
symen OF that denomination.
The winter has been 50 free from ice
and storms that Suoer ntendent Bet
tiDghOuse reports the FIRE alarm wires
and poles IN irst-claSs condition.
The Republicans of the Township of
Paris. viii hold their annual caucus at
the Paris Town Hall, on Wednesday,
April ?, AZ o'clock IN the afternoon.
Contractor J. d. Boland says he is
ready 10 begin laying brick on the
county building rs soon as the building
committee give the word 10 go ahead.
The Owashtanong Clubs Chess Club
meet at the club room tonight at s
O'Clock TO arrange for 4 series of con-
tests among the Chess Clubs members.
The bible class OF st. Marks Church
will hold a meeting At ST. Marks
Chapel at 7:30 this evening. The topic
Will be. "The Earth Without Form, and
Void"
James Abraham took exception to q
pups wearing the green on II. Patrlck's
day ana tore the blanket Oft the dog.
A big row was stopped by mutual
friends.
5. A. Norman has plans and specif-
cations prepared for new warehouse
4OxT0 feet IA dimensions, and wants the
contractors 70 bid for the erection Of
the structure.
Pat NcGinn and Nathaniel Southard,
two OF the vets arrested at the Home
Sunday, pleaded guilty yesterday and
were sent To JAIL for ten days each by
Justice Walsh.
The hearing in the probate court or
the petition OF the United States Ex-
press Company, N regard to the estate
OF Clarence j. loot, Was yesterday post
poned to March ~.
Mrs. George Barr, with four children,
have been receiving aid from the city,
while the husband Is serving sentence
IA jail for larceny. All problems OF
government are not yet settled.
Justice Walsh has issued execution
for sIy3 with 500 costs against the
property of Robert Johnson. ex-rlerk
IF President Hughart of',ce. f q c
g.. r. & l., IN favor OF F. W. stephens.
Next Tuesday evening Rev. \. +.
Merriam Will lecture on tDe "Cathedra. 5
OF England" at the SWI Memoir
Churcu. The lecture Will De illustrated
with stereogGcOu views by frof. c. ".
Carman.
4 wagon broke down under a heavy
load OF lumber IN frOntO Of the City Halt,
o. y0n-st.. Yesterday afternoon. The
lumber was scattered across both caDln
tracks, and the cars were delayed nearly
half aa hour.
The last prayer meeting az which DR.
Kerr b. Tuppcr wlil lead. Will be hel1
ton gat toe audience room OF the
fountsn-street Baptist Church. The
ordinance of baptism will be a. m. MIS-
tered at tle same time.
~toe sNe.l. Alien s. Co... retail dealers
SD umbCr 1t tno corner 0l Thrd-st.
sni the O.. q W. M. railway. have sold
out their business lu fltt tine. closed
up their yard. and viii engage IN the
wholesale business lu tuls Ci.y.
sad Justice Walsh To- John C.. Horn,
veteran soldier. "Cou- derinC sn aC-
qIaintance ct twenty-five years, will
give vlu twenty days" John bad heeu
drunk. and as hs pa ssed Out hs turned
snd said, Thanks for toe old acquan-
auec.'
zoe trust having charge ri the bus
rrss az the Bennett s. Osbuu Nsru
facturng Company has closed up tat
transfer of the stock and machinery a.
tre corner Of Louis and Caupau-sts- g.
tne Grand Rapids Desk and Ofice
lHrnnare Company.
rarc< Elaooy. from the soldiers
Home. was - years old -. PatrlCs s
HtT. was four and a-1aif years lu the
army, auI never speut day .n tne
-7rt hogss. Iie was hrought before
last'co Walsh for beng dFunS and
sentence was suspended
There = nothing unusual ab0us TIE
f-f that We compel the pstrolmen TO
- uniform la tne matter of weafIr Z
freir hearis ssd Superintendent
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