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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been made 10 tie

IVUEREAS- Default has been made Ia the
w payment of the money secured by mort
gaze dated the tWenty-hrst day ol september.
1850. executed by Nathan y. Ia low aud Eliza
Jane Barlow. Ills wife. 10 LowlD II. ri4i-,
which SAID mortgage Was recorded IN the OF
fee OF the glsier II Deeds Of the county of
Kent. State OF Michigan. Ia ilber ll3 OF mort
cages. on page II, On the ihiriieJh day oi
Whereas, said mortgsgs has been duly IS
signed bv fhe said Edwin II. IFal 10 Frances
;. Gosnei, Of h.llsda.e, Aicii.san' d ASSN
menI b ing date lie 18th Gay VI Apii'. la9o:
and recorded In the once .. TIE Il, gsIer OF
Deeds. IN said county. on tAe elshtetAtA 0ay
of june. 1856. in i.bef ~ of mortsases: or page
- and said mCr,gas j. now owned Dy ff4u-
cess. Mosker Aforesaid. and;
Mnereas The amount claimed 70 be oue on
said mortgage IS the sum of one hGncrc3 ana
fOrfy-elgit dollars and ninety cents. D p
siirs the attorney fee euG otaeC costs allowed
by law. and no suit or proceeding having pcen
instituted al law 70 recover the debt now re
naming secured hy SAID mortgage or any part
thereof whereby the DoWer of SAFE contalnel
Ia said mortgage has become operative, ROW;
Therefore. Notice Is hereby gwen that by
virtue o. the saia power OF sale ana Ia pur.
sulnce II the statue IN such cases made ana
provided, the said mortgage will be f0reclosed
by the sale Of the p lmises therein described
at public auction u the highest bidder AZ the
'front.' entrance to The circuit court room on
Iyon-Sr.. liz the city of Grand Rapids. IN SAID
Kent coUniy. state Of II .ch gan, that being
the place OF holding the circuit court thereof,
on tDe twelfth dSy Of July, lS.0. al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day. which said pre-
mises are described IN said mortgage as iOl-
lows. to-wit: TIE southwest quarter ca ot
P tee northeast quarter ca oI section nGmyer
twenty-five %, IN township NUMBER ten lVl
north of range number nine @ west. contain
ing fortv 90 acres oi land, be che same more
or less.
-'''' . ''' FRANCES S. M0sHER.
4 T. s. GUaSEY. Assignee.
Attorney. SstJHn2S
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

pROBATE CRDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
l. Is of Kent. rs. AZ a session Of the probate
court for said County of Kent. held IT tie
PROBATE ONCE. ia the city OF Uraad Rapids. on
the 18th day of June. in the year one
thousand esght hundred ana ninety.
Presel T. Jyrus r. PeriIEs Jadge of Probate.
In the matter of tin estate OF
DANIEL " KELLEY. deceased
Flora Kelley having fled ia tnls conrtheF DC
tition. praying thar the admin stration OF said
estate may b sgr3nted % herself.
it Is ordered. that Monday, the 3th cay 81
July. 1850 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
at said Probate OiIce, be appointed Tor
hearing SAID pet tipn.
And il - furtner ordered, that copy oi tbs
order De publi shed tnfce successive weeks pre-
sfous 70 siii day of hearing. fin toe IEiEGHAN-
UFRALn. a daily newspaper printed aud clrcJ
lating in said county ~ Kent.
CYRUS L. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate.
anoIrn &. MAsox. Register. SAT june 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

AN ORDINANCE regulating the speed "a
ears on TIE lines of railway. of thr alley
city Street 4 able Railway Company
The Common ieuuci ~ the ciiy oI Crane
Rapids do oTdain as st0ttsNs,
Section J. Tee ears L. be used On the liaes 81
rst.vay.of tie Valley glts slest . cable i.all
Way 4 tofpbanV now constructed or hereafter 20
lee eonsTrucief, unless 0lhesNlsr provided IN
ordinance granting franchise Tor iutu e har
sfai b. drawn AZ q Ssetd nnt rAcetsias ihs
refe OF fW I've iso mile. aa Aouf. except on
the following lines. cn Bridge street, bt
tween OttaNa ard Canal sirtcisi oh ana
street, on Lyon street. irom taAsi 70 oltaN.
street: on Ottawa street. from Lyon Stree
10 Louis strt.f Z. u which said exc lice
streets tie S. I'D sa4l n8t exceed elshI miles
Ier Aou-.
ri 49, ths q Z a. tf-ard Rapids In Regular ses
si u. he'd Monday evening. Juas 30 lssl.
lsI ~ 4. euiAAAAA. CITY C4efk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

The other "a Of beige colored India silk
with polka dots Of alternate red and blue
The dress is cut pr- .oess style. sna
draped in a manner easily understood
by referring 70 the illustration. The
dark part is Of coqueiicot red surab. A
red ribbon ties the nair ard eacircles the
necx ~ tAat Is required 20 complete
these toilets for The promenade il -
don hats q match TIE costume and 20
take parzsols OF sans as TIE horr q early
- 1afa orr HsRrEE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
STOCKHOLDERS MELTING.

An adjourned meeting ~ fae meeting OF
stockholders OF the PhUnlx Furniture Con-
pany held the l5lh day II tanuar i,tl, 'illcii
vii also be The annual meeting oi said cafn
pa,v. will be held al the oisce Of tie COM
pany. at the corner of Ottawa and Lou s-st., lu
the city OF Grand Rap O.. Mich, Oo Nednes
day. the 10Th Gay OF joy lsv a; 80 o'e ock ID
the evening, tor The purpose OF eieciiAg set en-
directors for the ensuing year. and Tor the
transaction of such other business as may be
lawfully brought before the meeting
R.W. NERRIl.i. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Mich. july J. so.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co-partnership heret ofore existing be-
tween IS. c. Sinclair and s. L. Crissman Was
this day dissolved. known ss ". g. Sinclair j
Co. -. r. Crissman retiring. The new hrin
assumes all liabilities. aud al outstanding &C
counts must be paid 10 them. -..-.
". g. SINCLA1R.
June &C. $50. :. L. CAlcsNAN-
The husiness Of the above firm viii be cal-
ried on as before. under the m name of Sin
clair a Co, aud consisting Of y. .. Sinclair
.rd Cbas i Sinclair. ls3
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

Mrs. Rural (at sn Art gallery and look
ing at a Madonna W hose picture L
that
Attendsnt-R Raphaeis, madam.
Ms. Rural Why. sakes alive. 7 Al.
wsvs thought Raphael wac a mani-Yals
Record
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.--In ;he matter
II o. the estate of Anton kiemer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell az pub
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder, on Ihurs-
day. the 2ith day OF July 4. -. 1891, al ten
O'Clock in tle loren 0on. at the front door of
the probate Office, IN the city OF Grand Rapids.
in the county of Kent. in tne State of Michi-
gan. pursuant 10 license ana authority granted
To Ine on the list d;.y OF MAY, 4 ID. l5sO. by the
PROBATE court OF Kent county. II chigan. al OF
the right. title. interest or estate OF said de-
ceaseG in or TO that certain piece or p-rcel OF
leHd situated aid being in the county OF kent,
State OF Michigan, known and described es
inllcws TO wit: Commencing at point on
tie west line of Mt. Vernon street. eighty si&
aad eighty ieur one huudredths 80 oi-iuDi lcet
northerly from the northwesterly corner OF
NJ Vernon and Nest Fulton streets, thence
running uOrtherly along the west line oi Mt.
Vernon street iilty 59l feet, thence westerly
one hundred 100 feet TO a point on IN alley
one hundred thjrty-nne and SIX one hune-
rrdths u39 800 ieet north hsrly from West al
ton street. thence southery along the east
line Of sa d alley itty go feet thence easter
one hundred 600 feet 10 place OF beginniuE.
being vacated lot nuI.0er thirteen 80 IN
block number twentv-Seven l@ll OF converse
addition 10 the city of Grand Hapies. Miclll-
can according 20 the recorded plat thereof.
Dated, June 9Th. 4 j. ls9).
ADOLpH LEIFELT. Aiministrator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
Street Railway Company

ANNUAL NETTING
The annual meeting al Tie stockholders 81
the street KailWay Company OF Grand hail ~
viii he held IN ihr onice a. said COM FaAs ~
the city OF 0laud Rapids Mich. ca iursi4s
JulvS. al . o'clock y. nl. for the election II
director, for the ensuing year and Tor the
transaction Of such other business as may D.
presented III the meeting. -
sANL MATHER. President.
Dated. Grand Rauias, June Z. lS9J. sly S
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

Sweetznl She srailed on ny suif.
Robains. old boy.
Robins Wen, I think she might
The wonder j. she d.dnt So into hysseT-
ia Bus u Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
TREAaIrnrE,s NoTIcE.

City Treasures once.
Grand Rapids Mich. ls'-
Notice Is hereby gwen tnat TIE assess1ne u
roll for r. din. II .t...t. ..- ..4 ,at 49, {
9, rs 4 Harlan street from nri01r street fn the
uoffn Hne of Bis.eu A HaUan's addIf' sn.
iu the C'tr az GrFnd bapIde is now
in my hands. and that ] vii receive
payment thereon ior the period 81
twenty DAYS from this date. az The oibce o.
GEORGE r. PERRY
jay IT CITY freasu er.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

The annual meeting Of the stockholders al
the Wlddicomb Naatel Company viii be heid
at the Office OF the company. or fliil-st-. n
this city, on IuesGay, july -. AT 30 p. ni..
Tor the election 81 directors and Transaction
OF such other business as may bc properly
brought before IL.
july a. J.. L. MlDDltOMB, Secy
Grand Rapids, Mich. July ]. 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

NEw YoEx, July a--D4infy, pretty
gowns that were made. or may be in
ported. during Lent are only now seeing
their first daylight since then, and some
VII still be kept . couple or three weeks
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
NOTICE OF sToCKhoLDERs' MEET
INC

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the WiadicOmb Furniture Company Will be
held ~ the Office OF the company OF Nednes
dag. July l.. IL 80 O'Clock 3. M. Tor tie elec
tion of directors and the transaction o. such
other business IS may ne propeiiy brought
before T. JOHN hlpDltohD, - y
Grand Rapids, Mich. Juiy :. $50. Juy -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

Poet-If il is too long. sir, I can boil
it down
Editor-Never ninf. Yen get some
other editor to publish it ard I VIII roast
ft.-Bosron Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
TREAsUREE's NOTICE.
a. TrE.srErR's 0rTlrr.

CRY fKEs 81 EEA Dffilr,
GRaxD RAPIns. Mich. .. isst
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
rcll tor &C. avlnE tansi ette-i. Lon teft
Bridge str-ef - Eesf leouH street, I'D me
city Of Grand Rapids is now IA ny hands.
and that / will receive pazme1t faereon Tor
the period of twenty DAYS from this daie. AZ
the office Of the City Treasurer. Iiiy HAL
GEORGE r. PERRY.
fuiv y Cfy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
ANIMAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders 81
the Grand Rapids Brush Co. wiz be he'd ~
the Office Of the Company on TUESDAY. Ju.y
lsqo At 2:30 T. m. for ths election ~ directors
ana the transaction OF such ether business a.
may come before the meeting.
JosrFH A. NckEF
Nccrrfzrv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

First Landla6y-Tou say you are max
ing money keeping boarlerss Way, there
is- 2 anythinz ia rnire
second Laudla7v-They 80 look emp
ty.--Eletro7t Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
ABOUT WALL STREET.
THE SHANGHAI cENTER or Tns
NEu WESTERN aoaLo.

T. Ciassi.le aad Islsisls-Orsat Le4ders
s.s4llgsssd - Ia 40 Fortek-rhs rras-
s.ll4 = al Casases-A Lette- fsoEza = -aias
acalri 2rozla-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

''Gsutieuen. said the condemned
nan. = can pronias you cne thing /
VIII never tsneh another drop 7--I'hila-
6elphla IlE1sS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

CohwiErer-Your son doesn't smoke
as much "a be used 20.
Bruwu-No. not since I told HIN ]
would allow him % smoke -Epoch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
DETEoIE &. H. AND MILWAUKEE


Detroit express leaving I'D "a m has ~ Hsaer
naTlof anc buffet csr al+Atloos aud cfenias
rA press leaving t-s3 D. 9l has pariur car l.-
tlrhea. These trains make direct connection
ln Detroit leI ail poiuts East.
EAprrss leaving af l1,a m mas agar
Sleeping ear - DeiroI. arriving Ia Dettplt
at .-1
Steamboat express makes direct connection
af d and Haven Win steamer fur Milwaukee,
Tlrnurh railroad tickets auc ocean steam
sfIu tickets aud sleeping car scrihs secured at
o. a.. III. ~. 0Mce. = AonrOe-s -st ana az tae
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent
mo IA IEBt ID franc Manager Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

abaif- Ai oiucfs daily eArfpf ~4usaF.
IAhihs e1eCl SUNDAY Jus ~ l>->.
STEPPING cfN an taciac aH4 Atlantic ix-
Presses iQ aAa tfum Detroit Par at sara rua
si ituy Apftss sad tirsna haflas kifess -
hhe from Dft4ult. Direct connections uia. 80
~ Detroit WITH 81 Niraueh trains la-f. fl-l-
ei8 on sale ui uiau Ticket tialce d- Nauroo-
ST., and az tilon depot
IRsn d. BRIGas l4eul Ag'f. ls Molroa-st
q. ~. kUGatEs. a.. /. and ~ A4t fHiea-8.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
Steamer Clara Belle

Titse Table-sessou 81 1890.
Tnevf Bovns Cfyf - "a m. leHfs fhs-ieFelF
rtsI a IN. arrive FfiUEkef ii - a. u.- ~ ~
Hslrf.of snriaEs i1 1am.i lreff Hafbef Springs
1.8r re ifaff Fetosfry ltN b M leave
fHarlryafr - q. m afrlvf Eafne CTS tsfl
q ~. Iouehing 81 infermeltats pDl nts 90 fhs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
RECOMMENDS REINTERMENT.
Crowding Out the Dead to Make Room
for the Geological Park.

Recently the Commissioners received letter
from MIR. w. B. Webb, counsel for the zoologi-
cal park commission, in which he requested
that permission be given to remove the bodies
inferred in that part of the cemetery property
OF the Colored Benevolent Society con-
demned for geological park purposes so that
they could be reinforced in another part of the
cemetery. The matter was referred to Health
Officer Townshend for report. In the meantime
Mr.. Donald Mcpherson of 923 F street north
west entered a vigorous protest with the Com
mlssioners against any such permit being is
sued, stating his reasons at length. The
commissioners some time ago issued An order
prohibiting further interments in this ceme-
terry IN view of its overcrowded condition. At
torney Webb states in his letter that he is in
formed that ample room remains to provide for
the reInterment of the bodies removed The
health officer in his report says that in view Of
the fact that very large proportion of the re-
mains to be removed are in an entirely inof-
fensive condition he recommends the permits
sion asked for be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
Mexican Heiresses.
From the Kansas City Times.


1t is considered disgrace for Mexican lady
to earn her own living. The men do the cook
ing and male servants do the homework II
young lady should learn stenography and type
writing or should try in any manner to earn
her own living she would be ostr acised from
society. There are many heiresses there, and
there are many Mexican adventurers who make
their iving marrying them. They are hand
some, incident spendthrifts, and the ladies fall
in love with them. A Mexican's woman's
beauty fades early. and when a wealthy heiress
marries one OF these men she never lives lone
don't know why. When she dies her husband
invariably marries another wealthy girl call
to mind one man in the City of Mexico who
married three heiresses in quick succession.
He became one Of the richest men in that mart
Of the country, but what spendthrift he wosI
Once he visited the United States and at every
city he stopped instead Of writing home he
would telegraph long messages. Hundreds of
words. At one place his telegraph bin was
$500. This is but sample Of his extravaganza.
He would lose fortunes at the gambling tabIe
He was finally killed in . quarrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
The Good TemDlars.

u. P. Holloway Lodge of Good Templars had
an unusually pleasant meeting last evening.
Prof. W. 5. Rowley. chief templar, presided.
The reception of visitors and other ceremonials
were made especially impressive by the sing
ing. under the leadership of Mr.. Sexton. At
the close of the exercises those present were
entertained with speeches. music and recita-
tons. Several of the members of this as well
"a of other lodges will. III company with indie
pendent Lodge of Georgetown, make a pill
grlmage to Silver Star Lodge at Tenleytown
next Thursday evening. and Wednesday even
ing will participate in the reception of the
Grand Lodge officers by Clements Lodge, Cap
itOl Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
Struck the WrOnr'BOy.

When the name of John Thornton was called
in the Police Court this morning sixteen
year-old colored boy emerged from the dock.
Albert Lee, the complainant against the pris-
oner, is twelve-year-old white boy, who had
been struck on the face with stone thrown by
Thornton and his left eye was temporarily
closed.
Lawyer Moss, on behalf of the defendant,
stated the case to the court His client, who is
church member and boy Of good character.
was near Sd and X streets southeast Sunday
night and took sides with his little sister, on
whom some one was imposing, and he was
struck on the mouth with a stone. Then he re-
turned the fire. but the stone missed its mark
and struck an innocent boy.
Judge mills. in disposing of the case, re-
marked that the doer Of an unlawful act was
responsible for the consequences of his act.
The good character of the boy would be con-
sidered in disposing OF the case. The fine i'm
posed was $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
The Base Ball PLAYERS.

The detection of Washington does not seem
to have made the base ball world stop rolling.
The clubs are going ahead with their games
just as though nothing had happened 1t is a
bit notifying to Washington, but neverth eless
true. Here are the results Of yesterd g
games:
Atlantic Association.-At Lebanon-Lebanon,
z; Baltimore, 6. At Newark-Hartford, 2; New
ark, 5. At New Hsven-Wilmington o; New
Haven. 8.
National League.-At New York-New York,
4; Brooklyn, 0. At Decentralization, IA; Phila-
delphla, T. At Cleveland-Cleveland.7 Z; Cincin-
natl. 9. At Chicago-Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, 6.
Players League.-At Decentralization, Z;
Brooklyn, l. At New York-New York, IL;
Philadelphia, Is. At Chicago-First game
Chicago, 9; Buffalo, S. Second game-ChIcago.
z; Buffalo, 8. At Cleveland-Cleveland, IL;
Pittsburg, 20.
American Associaton.-At st. Louis-St
Louis, Is; Brooklyn, 8. At Toledo-Toledo, 6;
Athletic s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
JUDGE MILLS NEW RULE.
Police Court Lawyers Must be on Han,
When Their Cases are Called.

Judge Mills made q new rule In the Police
Court today. 1t 10 that hereafter the bailiff
will not be permitted to call out the names Of
counsel at the front door, as the court con-
siders such noise the same as disorderly con-
duct should other persons make the same
cutlery.
The result will be that lawyers who have
cases before the Police Court will either have
to remain in court (sometimes for several
hours before their cases are called) or employ
a messenger. There are some lawyers whom
the rule will not worry, as they may almost be
said to live in the court room. They are in
and about it two or three hours before the
opening Of the court, and in cold weather hug
the stove several hours after the baillff says
This honorable court is now adjourned until
tomorrow morning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
Shooting Out of Season.

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
As understand it it is Illegal to shoot orto-
Ian or reed birds before September l, but see
that number of pot hunters are already on the
marshes along the Eastern branch slaughter
ing the birds. We would like to call the atten-
ton of the authorities and also the members (
the National Gun Club to this fact and ask the
members of the gun club to make some in
quIrles among its own members as to whether
any of them have not violated the law within
the past few days. We should like to see the
game laws enforced, that when the season
opens all lovers Of the sport may have an equal
chance, HuSrFR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

BLBAUGH's.-An audience filling the house
from the topmost tier of the topmost gallery
to the very front edge of the chairs in the front
row congregated at Albaugh's last night to see,
hear and enjoy George Wilson's Mnstrels in a
program OF special features" and an ''olio of
novelties" 1t Was plain that the people saw
and heard and 1t was upr oariously evident that
they enjoyed, for they laughed at everything
and laughed with freshness and earnestness
that could not have been borrowed from some
OF the jokes, for some of them were undoubt-
eddy pulled in the long ago. That didn't make
much difference, however, for there were lots
OF good ones. Some particularly So There
was wealth of handsome settings too, in pur-
pie and gold. and blue and silver, and the cos
tunes were. as rule, musical in their har-
mony of color. This was noticeable in the very
pretty presentation of Hub Smiths Swinging
III the Grapevine Swing" The first part mig hit
be called even off the bills gorgeous and
magnificent" Wilson was good and Duval the
contortlonist and the Gypsy Dance, and also the
-Four Emperors of Music" who are very su-
perior musicians and very inferior grotesques
All around 1t was a show which filled the even
ing acceptably. Only two more nights.
Seats are now on sale for W. s. Cieveland's
Monster Minstrel Organization at Music Hall
Thursday. Friday and Saturday at the box
Office, Droop's, Metzerotts and Miller's. Prices
25c., 5Oc., Toe. and 81.
KERNAs's-THE MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATION
The popularity of this theater was never more
fully shown than at the opening of its fifth
season last night Many Improvements had
been made during the summer, notably the
addition of an improved sliding roof and more
nearly perfect ventilation. The house looked
clean and fresh last night and all the seats
down stairs were filed with a select audience.
Long before the doors opened down stairs the
gallery was packed and the boys celebrated the
opening by calls and yells until the curtain rose
on plantation scene, in which the Healeys
gave pleasing sketch. Then followed spec
ialty after specially, each one vieing with the
other in originality. Mason and Ralston con-
tributed slde-splitting sketch and the per-
Torrance closed with Prof. Parker's wonderful
dog circus. The audience was then invited
into the summer garden, where Rentz gave a
daring exhibition on the slack wire. The show
Will continue throughout the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
The Canal Case at Haperstown.

The hearing of the case brought by bond
holders of 1874 and 1878 against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company begins today before
Judge Alvey Of Hagerstown. The hearing is
had with view to securing a decree of sale
and winding up of the affairs of the corpora
ton. The petition of the bondhoders stated
that the reports OF the canal officers, the re-
ceIvers and of engineers who inspected the
canal show that 1t Is impracticable to repair
and operate the canal with any expectation
That II can In the future earn revenue enough
to keep itself living concern, and demon
strate that the interests of the creditors de-
mand that further proceeding shall be had look
ing to disposition under the most favorable
conditions of the canal and all its works under
the final decree of the court. At the hear
ing in January last the attorney general, on
behalf of the state, insisted upon a sale of tine
whole canal property under the several mort
cages. but the court desired more information
as TO the probability of the canal ever being
again an earning concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
Whaling in the Gulf of Georgia.

Tho application of Capt Whitelaw, United
States citizen, to the Dominion government
for permission to kill whales in the Gulf OF
Georgia will be vigorously opposed by parties
in Westminster. The finishing touches are
just being made to a steel vessel which has
been specially built for whaling in the Gulf OF
Georgia, and the owners will protest against
the privileges being handed over to an Ameri.
can citizen. The object for which the steamer
was built was kept secret, but now that the
Whitelaw application is in the enterprise could
no longer be concealed. A protest will be sen,
to Ottawa in a few days.