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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

''Fow people" said Harry Davis tho
other day % q reporter. ''understund
anything about tho tip 20 billiard cue.
! dare say thcro arc hundreds og tho best
players Ia Pittsburg who know only that
the tip Is made of leather IS % where
Il comes from. how 10 Is male, og what
u costs, they are totally ignorant. There
ara several grades q tips, costing fron
SL50 % e. per 100 Tho 81 50 kind are very
inferior and are not used IN frat-class
r0oru& ft Is economy Ia the best lin
lard rooms 90 uso ilrsg-clAss tips Take
room having from fifteen % twenty
tables. aud tao item of tips Is a big one.
Ia year IL viii reach a. least $50 70
$40
Ordinary leather IL not used IN tho
manufacture of billiard tips. A very
choioe quality has % bo used. and lt a
tanned and otherwise prepared BY q sr,e-
ciai process. Thoro arc no billiard hpa
made Ia this ccuntry. They come most
~ from Paris, whsTs much care Is used
Ia preparing them. Paris turns cut tho
best tips in ths world There Is a loss.
however. % ths purchaser IN ths very
hoss tips ~ about 10 per cent. bocauFe u
imperfect oneA A fSw IL generally tho
resalk It il found In ths pa.tcd section
holding the leather zip proper 10 ia
hass. A tip with a flaw ia it makes n
very unaatiziactory cue - pittshurg
Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

ko~sssr. nesEEss - LNFSe qse1sssas
szport~s 3 lzgge szrrgaazlss ts'fs'-'iy
419ez1s 1gon Hev Eggk fcF - sasi-f
~ efaEbsiTlzs tzs nzu-ssf q F~N
ases feoslEsd averages Es&siy a-h'.Sss
~ ye@< fsx ~ p>sf ssse9 ye4fss -
tz1ss sxCesazx tLas exa11afs -. ez.~a
les reaching t4lf Eas aFsz1zs nFs4fss-
FsfT fsu 4 faass azs sxHe4se9t 70
astksss sDgTee .zzsllg the1a 80 hzstlf
- sco9sap pszirazuss e tEs fzznse AfasE.-
ca taxkey xnd 0Ehsr f@yoFte aHaes.
Tasse w0niank nae . Egg3nzaenE esef
oesfo1rtA tAs SO q tAzs - Washing
loa. bgs 4 ,sD1. fzT sxces1 ~ g-isf.asd
an4 bsF2n D1t nsysr erected sy . gf4le-
"a pegpla r. Tie rasusory = t.sss ''gr4sl.l'
mother = ouz coaatry.~ Ia-b Watalag-
ton sAt Il would eomsnem9kate the ea
terig1se q sts native Jcrsisyulsa ard
the dwe.ler CA C.Fe CD ie pr0eIcins
zach All a9pssixing fruit from what
wguld o:EsFwise - well nigh waste
lad.
There are nearly thrss tirnes - many
foreign oranges imported into New YORK
~ ars rscslyed from Florida. and It's
combined receiDts. spproximEt.ng ! ,1D).-
90 boxes. would ~ sufhe eisgt T. build four
Washington monuments aud have SONS
len bszaGes- California is producing iarge
quantities - superior oranges bat tie IN
uienss numbers received here from FLOR.
ida aud from foreign countries. aad the
low prices II which thsy are so!d
throughout large psrt Of tbs 1a1son,
pretty csfectually preclude California
from scniing Is many of her orasgea.
however ruuch she ulsy wish % DO ~, ani
however willing ws uAy bs 70 receive
tAem. The lemons used - favor our
lemonade and for other purposes are
mostly of foreign growth. Florida fur
u!shing very small part of the supply.
1lsey exceed oranges In bulk, aggre-
eating about 100000 package~, and
would eaziiy build five Washington
monuments, and euorgh remain for a
large supply Of picnic and circus lemon
Gde
Besides the fruits mentioned there Is a
vast amount Of various other kinds re-
ceived. including ell kinds Of berries.
cherries and other stone fruits, pears,
ounces, grapes, etc. The bananas alone
would make mighty pale, and they are
tho cheapest fruit cold In tho market.
Then there are pineapplos. pomslos. asp-
padiilos aud doZens of others In more or
less abundance 10 tempt the appetite
and deplete the pockot of the poor rnfor-
trnate who Is forced 70 depend upon
bought fruit for his supply.
+. H. VALEgTTyE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

box; delicious cherries. At sl75 per 10
pound box. ard pluins Al g per IS pound
box. Thsss are good prices for this
frult. ard this Il the earliest hour az
which fruit auction esle was ever held
In Now YORK city. ani shows that dealers
Gfs no. only ready - pay good prices for
good fruit. but are anxious enough % get
it % como out early IN tbs morning
These fruits como IN refrigerator cars,
and their arrival II 70 accurately timed
that tho hour II ealo !s advertised ono
or several days ahead.
Up0a arrival. frOm one 10 three pack.
hges II each lot or variety aFo exhibited
IN tho auction room. catalOgass are pro.
v.dsd. and the bidding Is splrited. From
thirty minutes 20 one hour Is sufficient
tlms u dlspo@s OF n car load Of 10000
pounds. Those sales viii continue nearly
every day until October
la addition . tho fruits now arriving
there viii bc leter varieties Of ths came,
pfuDee, BArtlott pears, noctarines, empe-
ror. Tolay and Muscat grapes. and 40
tho lnst Of tho season largo variety of
winter pears. With tho partial or com
p!ete failure of many Of the eastern
sources Of fruit supply tho California
product assumes greater interest 20 east
srn cOnzgmogs. The luscious quality,
uniform grading and packing. ani finc
condition II tho frpit are all that could
be desired. Transportation facilities
have been improved and freight charges
reduced. so that the fruit Is delivered ia
New York in much less time than for
merly. The condition Of tho fruit is
often better than when IL started, and
tho expense Tor freight is 900 per car,
just ono-thlrd OF tho old rates. Thcso
facilities viii probably be gtill further
improved.
During tho past year arction sales
have been held at nearly eyery hour o.
the day from early morning until
O'Clock p. m. md at all there has been
spirited bidding and good prices havo
been obtained. That the auction Is luc-
ceaaful and established method OF hand
ling pcrishable fruitA Is evidenced by tho
increased offerings, by tho uniformly
good prices obtained and by tho general
satisfaction expressed by all partics.
Several car loads Of New York State
grapes were cold a. auction last autumn.
aud as this beginning was very
satisfactory moro will probably be
offered this season. 10 IL intended by
tho promoters Of thezs Gales 20 extead
the system so a. % include tho eale Of
all periGhHble products.
But one-third Of the orchards aud vine
yards now planted IN California have
reached n bearing age, TO cay nothing Of
the millions Of trees and vines which are
being planted every year. 30 that the fut.
ure supply is likely 10 be largely aad
continuously increased. Three hundred
carloads came 70 New York lat year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
The Chicago Route.

Grand Rapids q Indiana and Michi.
gan Central railroad, through Wagner
sleeping cars. Commencing Monday,
June ~. trains viii run st f0i.OEs
Grand Rapids - Chicago ~ Leave
Grand Rapids, 1926 a. ~, 1880 p. ~;
arrive Chicago, b.l5 p. M, S:D5 a. ~.
1925 Il. in. ran has Wagner pgrior car,
Grand Rapids % Chicago, arriving
there IN time for al afternoon Western
connections. 1880 p. III. train has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
trains viii run daily except Sunday.
Chicago 10 Grand Kapids-Leave Chi
cago, 100 a. ~, $40 D. M, 1910 .. III.
arrive Crane Rapids, 20j .. m, $50 p.
m, 500 a. nj. $40 p. IA. train has Wag-
ner parior car, Chicago TO Grand Rap
.ds, daily except sunday. Dining car
attached between Chicago and Ksiama-
zoo. l010 y. m. tram daily except
Saturday, has through Wagner eleeping
car.
For sleeping car reservations, apply
AT Union ticket Office. Monroc-et., or 90
4. Almqu.tt al station.
4. l.. LOCKWOOD, g.. 7. x T 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Twisted Tho vineyards a. Br0ate. ia
Sicily. which aro 900 acres Ina exfeat. aud
where s0m8 10 men. under a surveyor.
we're trsuching the groun6 in enc lory
iue. They wer8 poor looking l8t. bit
appeared % uas their implements. waira
as mora Ike axes than spades. % good
purpose. Wasn they t0 not. a. such
times a. English eyes are not upaa "a ia.
The surveyor sficx or whip PLAYS pretty
freely about thcr baess. : believe. and
without vigilance they VIII Dot work &c
al They eotae from their villages On
Monday morning and RETURN on satar-
day riyht They ara i5izn8. receive
three meals. snd shout eirhtpenee aav.
The fret two meals arr given in tha
vinevar3. caeh nan having a sardlle.
hunch q excellent bres.l. ard q pa,f"
e. the wire barrel The thiri meal. he-
fore iismssai 10 The ysrd A. niebt. con-
sists ~ norfiAge served in e trough.
from witch they scoop it ont with their
fingers, having discarded the suceas orig
inaly provided thfm. -Enxlish Hiss
tIafed Aasanue.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
la OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Read the following: Mr. G. n. Mor-
re, Newark, Ark, says WAS down
with Abscess oi Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incurablo
conmmptlye. Began taking Dr. King
Ncw Discovery foi Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able n
oversee the work on my farm. II il
the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewar;, Decatur, Ohio,
eays: "Had il not been for Dr. King'p
New Discovery Tor Consumption |
would havo died q Lung Troubles.
Was gwen up by doctors. Am now in
bcst OF health" Try u, sample bottle
10 cents at Peck Bfos' Drug store
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

While Jersey City blsckEnith was
turning Off horseshoes tho other day a
man stood ia the door and watched him
foF a while. 'nd then slowly advanced.
s.ooped down and carefully picked up
on old shoe which had been kicked aside
weeks before. tie held It ready % drop
on theinstant. bat after minute griIned
al over his face and chackled:
''She amt hot"
WHO said IL wasY' asked the smith.
Bot that's where I've got dad. Hs
picked up one yesterday. and ws heard
I'm holier seven miles. Dad says my
ssvl = TO thick. hut amt hollering
any 70 speak Of. am lg'-Sew York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

The man vino tells you cOnfidentially
just what viii cure your cold il pre-
scubing Komp's Baisam TINS year. In
the preparation of THE remarkable
medicine for cougns and colds no ox-
pente is spared 10 combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold a
Bottle ot Kenp's Balsam % the light
aud look through IT,; notice the bright,
clear look; then compare it with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
John LLOYD Thn,,,n.-

John Lloyd Tno.has, secretary of tho
national COMMITTEES OF the Prohibition
ists. who has been having a wordy war
with Funk & Wagnalls. publishers Of
Tho Voice, the Prohibition organ, is
from Maryland and is the fon Of min
ister. In the campaign Of 1884 he made
euch IA record as district organizer in
Virginia and Maryland that las was
marked for early promotion by bis party
managers. Hc went 10 New York more
taan two years ago and now keeps open
houss at Prohibition hall.
Tho HocretarY Of national marty which
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

have originated IN his brain.
Before his elevation 10 tho gubernato-
nal chair Ar. pnttis0n had served two
terms an controller Of Philndclphia.
Mr. Pattison was born in Quanticoke.
"Jmerset county. Nd, Dec $. 1850. His
'sther wns ac.fsgyman and six years af-
to- tho birth Of bis son removed 70 Phil.
adelphtn, in which city the so1i has lived
3ver since
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
GREAT ogsNTfTiEs oF TtfEs Aaz
SOLD ~ MN FCaN

Aaesles ssles ~ ths Kssty asraiax As
wMseA s4-sd gfisss Ars Realized sozss
Gstaxsss1sz Ceasp4fisssas Fi1ss hAShsE
Th4a tks sSsAasxssa sEs-rsz4sas.
The se4soo's aazetsgn s4lss ~ California
fril8Is op@ns1 10 hes~ feFf eas Saturday
F4gs long kxo Nsfa sac az ; g'e30e1.
Ths fr1at saerea cosn gr.ssa royal sI-a-
c0ts, ~hlea sid - & ~ pr bali cE4ts
u ssslf bs.szsts " I've ggauds. ust. each;
Als.Eals1rl@ ye-G1es, II - ~ geT ; po11d
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

The best s.liyc N the world for cuts,
brulses, sores, ulcers, salt rneum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chlblalns,
CONS and AL skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay reqgired.
ton Or money refunded. Price Z3ccnts
pcr box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
4 nnl..r rl.c.-

M ponsoahy Why doa'. you take
your alter dinner nap now. John1
Mr. Ponsonby--I -.
Mrs ponsonby- w Where. I ehould Ike
to kuow2 Yoa rush right swsy after
dinner every day.
ar. Pona0nhy-Well. taxa IL n ~
store. Yea see, hsvea't been sdver-
i.ng this sumueT. aDd it is ever -
r3aca quieter down tasre. .--B1raagtoa
Fres Pgeas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
An oId adage -. "Remembranee

An old adage says: Remembrance
is the only tie which fingers when al
others die" A direct application 10
this truthful saying has made Us per
sistent IA our efforts to bring Loose' &
extract oi Red Clover 70 your notice.
We are daily coming IN contact with
people who saw 60 us: You remember
what was, how looked and how
suffered before / was induced 10 try
Rcd Clover. Ask any one who has
taken Red Clover iorany form OF Blood
Disorder and SKIN Erupiions. for In
digestion and Rheumatism. Ask them,
We say, what their recollection Of Red
Clover n, what il did for them, and
they will convince you of the truth Of
all our statements. For sale by all
aruoOtsfe
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Ny room looked likes drug store, I had
so many bottles ia it. The more dCsed
tho wore OF was. Finally, paid my
doctor and told him he needn't come
any more. J was troubled with Chronic
rheumatism, and couldn't get out u
bed alone. ST bottles ~ sglpher Bit
ters cured me.-BeJ. Ffes, ddoms Hour,
In.-a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

T1T p kaEaa, spefasi.st for t6s isst
three years. lofzsf1 r tae Porter block.
is2s M0aroe-st.s and KDoNz asfsse Lake
s3s phvsrap AZ forms of Recfsl
Z ssases cgrfd q ~ paw Cal ~ wrlle
fsr nsy neT naetaes1. tae iaeal II all
Cures. osea tlg iaases ~ bone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
rhtiaren fnio,.

The pleasant favor. gentle action
anG sOothBR effects 81 syrup OF Figs,
when IN need 81 laxative and II tie
iathcT Or mOthsl bc cosiIye OF bilious
TIE most gratifying results follow -
use 40 that lt ls tAe beet famlly remedy
known aud every family should have a
I..llIn
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
Electric Bitt~rs.

This remedy is becoming 80 we'll
known and 20 popular as 10 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Rittcrs eng the same song og
praise A purer medicine does rot *
iat and IL Ie guaranteed 20 do all chat ls
claimed. Electric BlttcTs Will cure all
diseases oi the Liver aud Kidneys, VIII
remove Pimples, Boils, salt Rheum and
other affections caused By impure
blood. VIII drive Malaria from the
system aud prevent a. well IS cure all
Malagial feveTs. For cure Of Headache,
COnfiipation and Indigestion try Elcc-
trlc Bltters--Entire satlefaction glaran-
tced, or money refunded. Price 80 cts.
and :l0O per bottle at Peck Bros Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

tMENr
These would forTn an obeiisk ona-thiri
ftc size ~ the Washington monument.
10 il estimated after careful observation
taat al least COO carloads viii arrive this
year, oT material enough for a fnonu-
meut two thirds the size # the one at
" Washington. whale II tha same ratio II
increase continue another year we may
reasonably expeot enough material Cor q
monument of eqaal or greater size. Tie
latter however. wcald ae a monumeat o
tie enterprise of a living. active. PRO
grsssive people aud nos g. a dead hero.
Tie cars bearing the expected fruit p
tAis season II formed into continuous
tram would sttoud nearly ave mlles.
ihe ar-Cunt &c ether fruits Tescaing
View York Is slorao1s, but rather
strangely, the only kind besides Csllfov.
IN asd imported fruits snd Fl1Tfia Ct.
anTes q which &uY statistics ars <srt are
arr. ~ Ard cranbe-TieF. end even e theae
the rsturns arr oniy apprax5mate. FoT
tae seven vsars sniing fsse ihs Aercan-
tie exeharga reported AZ Average -
sss. ,af Barrels ~ apVlss per yasr- Iaese
N5nid raaze = Taonurrrt ccn-f 1ers ll7
rsc-e thsn twice the size r t1e Ass'a-
ingTgn monument. wk5la n the years 20
largest ssraiv tLrea sar1 nlonsT1e-fa
cea-d hs ballf and s1ll have sa<pi1S
Aew sFzSrs ds E1t 1ausu1ae Al q lnEae-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

"oh, George. PAPA Is urohaiuiss tbs
deg
RS Al right Re use6 - ts M dog
gave hlm % SO dealer e. 81 - yo1r
Para. --Po-tca gsurier.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

& hose n m n n
whpss name has
already been fro
quently written
Ia tho state rec
orda. Mr.. Patti
som was elected
governor i'm 1892
by n plurality Of
~, s02 voter, and
many important
bills which be
caIne laws dur
ing his incum-
l,eIcy arc said 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
FOR GOVERNOR or Pennsylvania

Robert Emory Fattison. Recently soni-
mated by the Democrats.
When tho Pennsylvania Democratic
state convention nominated Robert Elm
OrY Pattis0n 20, governor of the state ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

53 the ctroner rs-ssr = verdict -
the l-orse t,.ief ttey l7nohedT
Yea hs said Gee E.zs diei = heaTt
laal-re ir4-esd b 8 troksn necE -
Rs<
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Loose's Red Clover Plls cure SICK
Headache. DyspepsIa, Ind gest On and
Couu aefsou Z5c per box. 3 b0ves for
g. For aie by At dgnggists
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

has almost every
thing 20 win is
naturally a very
busy man, mn d
{ "a e Prohibition
lists fnd Ia Thorn
as a genuin g
steam engine,
whom his admir-
e-s may be ex-
cused for backing
as a coming man
In third party
ranks. Mr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
fak oaIrAee-eRAxD aArsos saoar
4Fe

LEHf
ses 1ssx Tfrse a. s's&ln ssfstes asstsasen
stAaa s-3 PISS. tsss~r-e e8iY s4a Sks-
eesg - - Khs gale<Se q Nsst
&trhkg@s As - Ae~ nerAie.
xEs1es 80 Atstseas Seal
- f-@sir@~4.
Ifavsfse Ciy ana tg4ud Rapids g
kazss.
Ls-ss Travsr0 Csy-*7 a ~ fsls
pa
lssvs Grand Eap.ds-.s.e9 .. a.,
- 8 ia.. ~ - ;. C..
Af1te IA.eeEo-- +. *, $50 +.
a.. ~ s ~.
sExssps saaasy. fDasly.
Ekeeps saG2f42y. tfaia leaving Ira
verse ItY $50 4. m has through
= per- e. falcsccs connecting a. t8raGle
assa1s hsth combustion s.oepEg ane
ei.sf car. AFHy.ng Ind annapolis le.5e
;. ~.
Al Chieago connections made Silh
dlFsIFaE lDes fof Al Fslats u.st
g3utsNesi aAd northwest at efend
Rapids N.th D.. J.. y h. + fos LaB-
ziuG, Deirosi and a. po.nis east
Chicago - Grand hapsds AID Traverse
Cass
Leave Chicsgo-'e,0o a. m. - 40 >.
m. fiisi5 ?. ~.
Arnve Grand Rsg.as-'S.S5 .. m,
lob p. n., 10 s. a. in.
Arrge 1faverse ClW-'llo5 p. IL,
$500 >. M, II 90 =. ni.
Except sunday. fDaly.
lae sac =. ~. train has 8 through
sleeper Chicago - IT4yerse City. con
ufctiHg wlfA la ace steamers hfrsgtre
Caarleyox u 20 q. M. Petoskey, j 80
p. M Harbor springs. 200 b. M
1acknac leland, 7.ib p. IA, r.. IgnAce,
500 =. m.
The iltl5 ?. N. train has through
sleeper % Grand Rapids. connecting
vita train arriving Traverse City 90
p. IA. Ma. A GAYEII,
2 Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
Beecham's Pills act Ike mage on a
weak stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Thomas IL about 30. under medium size.
active, nervous aud ready as speaker
or manager. lbs parentGge ia Welsh.
He Is 4 good tenor and sings in The Ora
toIlo soclltY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

One eause assigned ~ several uSvd-
ciaus art iTuEg ~ ~ ths fsrt thas
many hecculs victims e. the cplanl vlce
r. ir0sn the use ~ kn1eyrsne. A zrsss
u1n .er ~ yo1ng wcrne.i. AMI especially
fcr1ale CLERKS. fs'rs snslpyre-e ia r1ca
Quantities taaf it Eaaily iases It's resfora-
tve power. Then tzeg resort b ROT
ra.Ee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Pears soap .' t1s nos, elegant solIsi
eFr.ref
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

ftsHs~ b4s1al
EsE 80 ssfsb
k~ftfs~. gs1gt.
EafaieEs Fse1Hes
Ger ~se , reala
hs~e e-itf asEss
81 Haeksf fsff.es - euAft.
fE Efaf4-1f = tsae1
heH IA sss - 3 hashsl
basss~ 81 t.4siei
EA0ss
gfssn-s8 80 psgaa
feft ssfsl ~, e II lgand
ssi fzf e - ste Eea2d.
bft~ = - y saaaa
y - ias=Eee 9 pe8ad
asf9 a1s - -ft s l.ses.
Ta.lch4 ~ . ssaaf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Beecham's Pills act Ike mage on
weak stomach.
The morning call., 1890-08-27

day. He had been out huckleberrying, and
climbed an apple tree in a pasture Tor fruit
While eating an apple as he sat astride of
low limb, he saw two big rattlers come up
to the tree trunk, and it was evident to the
boy at once that they wanted him. They
couldn't climb the tree, so they camped out
under it, and now and then lifted their ugly
heads, cracked little and looked at him
meaningly. The inference was, so the boy
interpreted the look, that they had plenty
of time and were going to wait for him TO
come down. The North Stonington boy sat
on the limb about half an hour, and IN that
time Matched up plot that he fancled might
circumyent the reptiles. He had hsn line
in his trousers pocket and sandwich
in his jacket, and, batting the nook at
tarhed to the line with piece OF the DIS
cult. he dropped the bait down toward the
biggest RATHER, which, with swollen neck
and uplifted crest, was pranclng ABOUT
directly beneath him. with skill1ul IWist
of the wrist he dropped the NOOK anu DIS
cult squarely into the serpents Jaw, ana the
big snake instantly swallowed it, Then he
pulled the line in, so that the RATHER was
left swinging about two feet from the
ground. tied the line to the tree bough and
cut the string in two. To the severed piece
of string he hooked another hook, balted
that. and began to angle for the mate OF the
suspended serpent. But that snake had
reasoned out the plan, and as soon as the
boy made his first cast he lodged out OF the
way of the hook. Then instantly he be-
came yerv much alarmed, and, giving his
rattleS a farewell shake, turned ami glided
quickly into the green wood. Inc boy
Skinned down the tree moment later ana
scurried off home, leaving the hooked snake
dangling from the h.-Globe-Democrat
special from Norwalk, Conn.
The morning call., 1890-08-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

Jesse d. Carr of Salinas is at the Palace.
L. j. Wilson, banker of Vallejo, is at the
Grand.
B. NJ. Spencer, a merchant of Santa Rosa,
is at the Grand.
John Wolfskill, a capitalist Of Los An
geles, is at the Lick.
~. j. Sutherland, well-known mining
man, is at the Palace
DIR. L. S. O'BrIen, leading physician of
MERGED, is at the Lick.
T. S. Merchant, a Gamer of Healdsburg,
is stopping at the Lick.
DR.. C. II. Castle, physician of MERGED,
is stopping at the Grand.
w. L. Woodrow and wife, of San Jose.
are stopping at the Palace.
j. Fl. Marshall, capitalist of San Diego,
is stopping at the Baldwin.
x-Lieutenant- Governor James A. john
son of Napa is at the Palace.
John +. Robinson, the circus-man, of
Cincinnati, is at the Baldwin.
j. b. Mallon, merchant of Virginia,
New, is guest at the Palace.
David Burbank. large fruit.grower of
Los Angeles, is at the Baldwin.
Joseph Craig, Prison Director, of Wood
land, is registered at the Palace.
d. w. Shepard, large orange-grower of
San Diego, is registered at the Lick.
William Niles, one Of the leading cattle
men of Los Angeles, is stopping at the Lick.
j. Il. Hoyt, frult-grower of Susun, and
l.. l.. james, hotel-keeper of Napa, are at
the Lick.
Hen. u. S. Gregory of lone, who has a
horse entered for the Oakland Fair races, is
in this city.
Charles j. Golf and S. R. Nettleton have
returned from trip to Alaska and are at
the Occidental.
John C. Eckel. formerly city editor of the
Chicago Times, is visiting this city for the
first time with the Dixey Company.
George r. Tingle, GcneraI Superintendent
of the North American Seal Company, ac-
companied by his daughter, is at the Occi-
dental
The morning call., 1890-08-27
CLARA BELLE YIELDS.
Her Four Suits Are Dismissed
On Stipulation.

The extended liti CATION which Mrs. Clara
Belle Mcdonald has been carrying on for
years against her husband and his family
was brought to a sudden termination yes
terday. by the dismissal on stipulation of
the four suits brought by her against DR..
Mcdonald, Sheriff Laumeister and her nus
band.
The suits referred to were: First. against
DR.. Mcdonald to recover 100000 for
malicious prosecution; second, against the
same defendant to recover 100000 for
alternating the affections of plaintiffs hus-
band; third, against Sheriff LaumeIster to
recover S14, 600 for the unlawful conversion
of the property OF plaintiff, and fourth,
against her husband for divorce, which la;-
ter case is now before the Supreme Court on
appeal.
While it is rumored that the plaintiffs
action in these cases is the result of COM
promise, nothing is known of the particu-
lars, except that it is claimed Mrs. Melon
aid is to retain the custody OF her child.