Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
TOWN TOPICS.


ctheFwIse improved IA the spring.
A c. Rankin wiIl SPEAK ia Good TEN
plars' Hall, - south DIylzion-st., this
evening at 7:50.
The employees Of II. c. Russell pre-
sented hlm with a handsome leather
once chair yesterday.
John MeGuFrins case of assault i
again adl0urned IN police court, u
come up again on March 1.
G.. A Maher eloquently put the
alleged benefits OF free trade before the
CLUB OF that uame last night.
Buy your me trousers az Gardiner
Bakers and save twenty-five per cent.
equal 70 any tailor made goods
Jacob Oest was held 70 the next term
Of the superior court, on account OF an
alleged violation OF the liquor law.
A special meeting OF the furniture
manufacturers association, for the con-
slderauOn or freight rates, Was held last
night.
While playing with mate Tuesday,
Rudolph Zant, a l5-year-Old boy living
on Oakland avenue, tad his left arm
broken.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians are
making preparations TO celebrate st.
Patriek's Day, March II, IL fitung
manner.
Joseph A. Labadie will discuss the la
Dor question at the Wonderland Thea
ter tonight. A fine program has been
arranged.
The partnership squabble OF VIM. ID.
HeInbling and Michael Tennis has been
heard IN the superior court Tor the past
few days.
Arthur McCarthy's money had all
gone for whisky, when he stood before
the bar OF the court yesterday. Twelve
days N jail.
The Gum Hardware Company sued
Frank A. Hitchcock IN the superior
court yesterday, and recovered judg-
ment tor s249.l5 and costs
"The disturbance of a religious meet
ing" Will be the text of a sermon to be
read 10 Clarence Daily N police court
February 2S. at 10 a. m.
The business outlook is bad. Not a
sou-markee was handed over at police
court yesterday, and all the drunks
and dlsorderlles went TO jail.
ON call today before Judge Burch,
law cases Nos. 3S, 10, %, A, so. %, 81,
q; chancery cases Nos. Is, 1t, l3. Be-
fore Judge Grove Nos. 4, 20, IL.
A check from a national bank at
Fergus Falls, Mimi, drawn in favor of
Elizabeth Kendall, TO pay dividend l5,
has been found, and IS at police head
quarters.
Thomas Daxtator, night switch at
the south yards, had two fingers crushed
while coupling cars, and they were am
putated by Drs. ;. {. Graves and G. A.
Johnston.
The eloquent Rev. Father Nugent
has been engaged to deliver another
lecture IN this city. The lecture will be
given III Hartman's Hall, on Sunday,
March 23.
kilograms received in the city an
nounce the safe arrival of the Grand
Rapids exploring party to Chihuahua,
upon the return trip from the Mexican
silver mines.
George Kalking and Miss Ada Kinsey
were married at Caledonia Monday, and
Will make their future home in this
city. Tney viii take up their residence
at Central Place.
The examination of James Murphy,
charged with engaging IN prize fight
with Tommy" Ryan at the Boulevard
last October, will come UP before JUS
tee Westfall this morning.
The UniyeTsalist Resort Association Is
plating lots and dpertecting plans for the
erection of cottages and making other
improvements on It's Traverse Bay
property, during the coming season.
An alarm of fire from box 13, at
l2.30 yesterday, was caused by the
tipping over OF a gasoline stove IN the
room of Mrs. A. B. kale, IN the block
at the rear OF the Berkey& Gay factory.
No damage.
Herbert d. Perkins IS having a suit
With LamOreauX Il Johnson, n the cir
cunt court. The plaintiff sold the firm
some apples which they claim were not
according % sample, aud they having
paid him nearly ell that was due. ref Use
to pay more. Perkins sues for the bal
ance.
The two young fellows who stole
Mrs. Hennessey's wheat and sold II TO a
miller IN Ada, were before Justice
Walsh, yesterday, and pleaded guilty.
On account os their age, an effort Will
be made, before the sentence "a passed,
- bring the case under the notice of
County Agent Hoicomb.
The Grand River Valley Horticul-
tural society held its February meeting
yesterday. IN the supervisors room OF
the city naIl. There was a good at
tendance, and the special topic OF dis
CussiOn vas pear-culture. with special
reference 20 the most profitable varie-
ties for this section OF country.
Mr. George Fairbrass. who passed the
best examination of any of the appli-
Cants for CierksnIps II the pOst-OftiCe at
the recent Cvl-ServlCe examination.
has been appointed 70 a position IN tie
delivery department, and entered on
his duties Monday. This Is the first sp-
pointment since the examination
A contest between two local horse
sh0ers. Familiarity known as "Engi sh
Rover" and Texas Jack came 60 an
untmely end yesterday. The stakes Of
SIS were % have gone % the man who
could heel aud toe 200 horse shoes in
The minimum time under two hours
They were dead heat before the requI-
site number vas accomplished.
The Sundav-schOol Superintendent
Association met Iast evening in the
chapel of Westminster Church. srd
adopted a constitution. after which the
following officer were elected for the
coming year. President. G. r. Frost. Of
Westminster wee president. W. +
W. son. of So Marks. secretary and
treasurer, r. X. Mohr, Of the second
street VI. r. Church.