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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
An Inereasiug Business.

There seems TO be notning that can
afford the Thriving business man more
pleasure than the fact that hs is the
hand that has built his business up.
He can look back over the years past
and gone and think OF the rusgle,
think of the battle won. Almost has IL
grown to be part OF himself. He has
ct en- it grow up gradually from perhaps
= small beginning to large and thriv-
ing trsde. He knows il az a master
mason knows his building from "turret
TO foundation stone." He has watched
It, grown with it, broxdeped ont
rs It has increased, and he
knows il is of his own creation. DO you
wonder such a man feels o justitable
ride in success so earnedy Such is
the history al one of our most popular,
most energetic, most thriving business
men. Eleven years ago Mr.. N. c.
Goossen started in business in Grand
Rapids. Although his capital was small
he had wealth of energy, q wealth Of
pluck. and business sagacity to back it
up. Huis motto was. Is, and always
will he, honesty. BY strict attention
TO business, and by following as
nearly as possible the golden rule
he has built up busipess he may we'll
be proud Of. HIS grocery sEore 10 gem
itself, carrying rs he docs everything
That can be thought of or asked for in
his line. In looking over his stock to-
Gay, We could not help but notice some
OF the many goou things on sale. One
of his epecialties Is line of home
canned cherries; no one will deny their
deliciousness. A full line OF olives and
Gamers, mice frult-jams OF peach. rasp-
berry and blackberrles, Ar
mour'- beef extracts, and canned
meats for luncheon, German
rare-blts, stewed calf's feet, honey
combed tripe, and sfull line OF pickles.:
plckled celery, celery chow-chow, and
tomato and grape catsup, mustard
dressing, and in fact a full line of con-
dimeuts of all kinds. The best of
French table prunes and canned peas.
These are a few OF the many tempting
viands to be seen on his shelves. Mr..
Goossen has sold within the past two
weeks over seventy boxes of oranges.
He keeps only the best of everything
the market affords, and when he rec
opmends an article you can res; as
sured it will be as represented. Mr..
Guosseu will also have IN due season q
large supply of Christmas trees for the
holiday season. He can always be
found at 40 Monroe sire, I. always af-
fable, pleasant and ever wiling to do
all 10 his power 10 please and accom-
modate his patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

There = soothing that can be Of more
interest 60 sAe ladies of the city than
Tie announcement Of ths .epensng ~
nrst-cis~ hair dressing and uaaaears
pariosA The needs Of society are zach
that every lsdy. cesareus Of presenting
cred table appearances, rnds expers
hasr ofesseTs and manicure art s-s al
most necesslsy. snch sre The pAfiofs
Just opened at No. u Soctn D1sisloi.
street by Ars- T.. j. kssao.ss A f0li
ane Of all the latest novelties Ia hair
goods . carried. and Al the wants o;
the Z fferent patrons can bs sdppisee.
ia connection With the establishment
are hair dressing departments, Nth
Two expert hair dFessSis ia atteoaencs,
also lady IN TO lghly competent "a
tue art OF treatin- ami eeaatfy,ng tas
hands. A specially = made Il cCi..ns
LAD ies' end child en's hair. ard TINS ae.
partmeat - at; nos 10 10y . tonsosls "a
art O. no OK ~ acquainted q y "a IA
bnsintss. The equipments @. all The
different departments are complete IN
every resp -. aud nowaefe ~ tie csts
can ps tier serv &C / Q found thar there,
70 Reynolds also carries fall ] Sc OF
na~i inerace eostans and trimmings
Orders for parties OUTSIDE .. the city
promptly attended 10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
A PUZZLED FRENCHMAN.
He Cots Confused Over tho Intricacies Of
Our Language.

Oar Language.
Inappropriate words, says an cx-
change. may convey the meaning unmis-
takably, without being in accordance
with the English idiom- A Frenchman,
while looking at number Of vessels,
exclaimed: "See what flock of ships!"
He was told that flock of ships was
called feet, but that a fleet of sheep
was called flock.
To assist him in mastering the nitric
acies of the English language, he was
told that flock of girls was called a
bevy, that bevy Of wolves is called a
pack, that q pack of cards is never
called a bevy, though a pack Of thieves
is called gang, and a gang Of angels
is called host. while host of por-
poises is termed shoal.
He was told that host of oxen is
called a herd, and herd of children is
called a troop, and troop of partridges
is termed a covey, and covcy of beau
ties is called n galaxy, and galaxy Of
ruilians is called a horde, and horde
of rubbish Is called heap. and heap
Ct bulioclss Is called a drove, and q
drove Of blackguards is called mob.
and mob of whales is called school,
and school of worshipers is called q
congregation, and a congregation Of
engineers is called a corps, and a corps
of robbers is called band, and a band
of locusts is called 6 crowd, and . crowd
of gentlemen Is called the elite.
The LIST word being French, the
scholar understood it and asked nc
mora.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

yotfre-fn fafurc the Tu sssss-H Hssste VII
suhliss. sfter tais bead. ouS sera nesiees -
are <e,sf 70 this s1ee eacn wesk. net later
thar friday sffsraecn. Thls 10 done -
avoid fnisEskes sa4 d1Slttsfe natiees
In thess sansancsmrnts "h-aN servtces"
A. ~sssr<~ arsa thss fhs noFssnf s~rvtes oe-
ears a Iasss q -. ssf sssafas service a 20
D. -
south cossreaafionss--R Rev fsursE Sn N.
pastor. Services ~ iHls saa a'rsock horn.
ms ssihferf Tae Nsf scs IN PROPAGATION fer
Cafssf@ Eftnfas s8a3<css lhs Fstr fsee
has fat Hessaa ehdsusn End@svsr ~ Z
esoes.
easxsfisa Afmv-xe Pear sfr~ss. "a
snse arsn. . > a -. al a-ss o. fisss : p.
n far ' eafhefsas ?. a.. ssvsfiaa meet
ina atJf ans Mrs.. Exs~y "a ermmsss
FnF4 Saaefesatieasi CAafss ~ ssfA ~ ~
Rss. 8 ~ Ns~ftsHe, Mesaiss thsmss fhs
fsaseh faf fesfss Essetss ib~fsa "a /,
Neg So seaass ees1et e. 4 ~. i ssaas
e~sst~ meeftax 90 ttps
fss Nss . sts kss. 0essxs Hs@fs bssa.
sAesas Nas Htna s~f vfees - . 3~snfe 4
49, see ~ Fs*ss No sses sessss les
sss ae~s tsass l.iis fsf sss fssse3s. sysasss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
A Great Railroad.

By the absorption of the Chicago &
Atlantic railway. between Maroon ano
Chicago. the ERIE has at las, effected
is entrance into Chicago. and now oc-
cupies the prond position of being the
only line between Ch csgo and New
York entirely under one management.
One result of this is the arraugeme ut
whereby all the through trans OF the
Erie are now run solld between Chicago
and New York without change. Pas
sengers holding through tick.Ss. whether
fret or second class. are able 10 go
from Chicago to New York without
changing cars.
Pullman's most modern Sleeping
Cars are run on all through trains via
this line, and on their Nesubule Linz
tied, Pullman's Dinlg cars. No extra
fare charged on TIL. train. In fact.
the rates via the ERIE are lower than
VIA any other route offering equal
facilities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

ssbssst: a Critics. kxs4snasssa 81 Ias
1hsofx Of ksolGsla2-' e@sa<Eh seAse. 49,
a19lt ass ~ kle essse - tss - sxsLns serves.
IsesAe 20 esesJ ty<4i2S- S2a@oSts Nj
re>seEasn<e.
ffrzoe caereh-R Rev. geaaa brewster haees
recEoF cen n srssea sf u aeral ~ pEAfsf
aaa s>F1ses a. II . eFs2.ng pgsyer ans ssf-
a1oa AZ = rests iT~s
Foaut.ln sfrse1 B.Iptisr caeycA-Rrv. J. L
Jack ;. =. u. D.. xAsEcf lsak s<rv.cce mere
lax aaa esselag II tie eyeaisx iest1fe u
sass ax.ass ID a Aeasl soc al >ssten-
Ssvsnta p~s sAassnf.Sls-Eidsr l. y. Asers,
d t5r. iced Iesa piars' hal. asNallsa esecs.
( rpsr Islxa3 aad >elfh bts sioa ttre<ta c.a
d. sflerraon Sass@rg 'Snat c2s Aa1 Do
u scca . he Favor % O.
cslyzFy szpEst Caurc Rev. J. seAseAsl
raNT.r sxeatss< xuo,xe How We Knew
AteaS kes.g 0s.' Ia1ng 60 es uestiDx 81
q AesflEgs every eysE.~s " rns eof2sA-
wee2 exu-et SAlur4sy.
81 Pa = Episeepal cnsreh-Ass. A. z.
NSs rector. SuEeay seTsseess Holy con
R.gnlaB a. :. n. tnorning prayer 10 - str n
inx prsyeF zg !. sunday sclosl ~ y u. 4 f1.i
altsa1aaee Is requested.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Cccent Discoveries in t1ts Ctstntcal World
90 -aeir rrodae.ton.
Chemists distinguish between various
kinds of sugars To orc class belongs
cane-sugar. which Is formed in the
sagAE~cane, sorghum. beet and usple,
and which we use At the table; % an
other class belong tie glucoses, Of
which the frGit sugar that occurs In
grapes and otAsr fruits and the glucose
which is manufactured on \ large scale
from the starch Of corn are samples.
Some time since, Prof. Fischer of Nurz-
burg, Germany, succseded in the syn
thesis Of several sugars. closely allied
to fruit-sugar. The news has just come
that hc has found way TO transform
glucose into sugar of the type OF cane
sugar. We have long known how to
convert starch and caae-sugar to glu-
coSe; the process is one of changing .
more complex compound TO simpler
one. But the possibility Of reversing
the process was long doubted Yet just
this Is what Prot. Fischer has now &C
com plished.
Still more remarkable, was going to
say-but the time for calling such
things remarkable seems to be past
is the account which has come to hand
within o few days Of the preparation OF
an albuminoid compound by synthesis.
How carbohydrates and fats may be
prepared art,Acially we have come to
understand. But the albuninoid COM
pounds contain more chemical elements,
and are far moro complex. They are in
deed the highly organized material OF
vegetable and animal life. That these
substances could be made in the labora-
tory has been hard to believe. Yet Prof.
Schutzenberger of Paris had just re-
ported to the French academy OF
science the synthesis Of compound
similar to the pcptone into which the
albuminoids of our food are trans
form ed in the process Of digestion
Century.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
eREAkFAsT eREviTiEs
ussgsss of News Ssa&s.ssa fron Lsaz
etarirs

usggsts of News tsaassssa fron Lsag
stsFiss.
The city attorney Is preparing petl-
ton tor the opeliag OF Quarry street.
The roof is beng put on the new
electric light ana POWER house on the
west SIDE
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robin
son, No. $50 South IoniA street. al eight
pound girl.
Edward Rice, Of the Democrat. Was
called To Bay Cry yesterday by the
serious illness OF h.s mother.
The electric ears were stopped or Ca
ma street ycsterday-to let people on
and off-sergeant Webb. tJoke.l
J. l. Dean chatteI mortgaged his
stock OF bouts and shoes at No. $40
wealthy avenue ta Rndgc, Bertsch l.
Go. yesterday for $3.50.
Some boys broke into Collector John
eteketee's cottage q. Black Lake, while
IN search OF a rabbit the other day. Mr..
steketre went TO the lake yesterday to
repsir TIE damage.
A Barre granite monument has just
been completed for Mrs. w. b. Led
yard IL - OF sps al design aud OF a
hne hammer tnish. /! u placed IN tie
Valley City cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. c. NJ. Bigiow will
Re held al the family residence, No. 26i
GranGv lie Avenue. on Sunday, At 2:30
p. m. Custer pos. q. A. X. aud corps
are invited 10 attend.
Eher Rice. OF the West NJ ehigan
Printing company, who mas been con-
hned TO Dis bed a. his home, No. Is
Cot avenue, for the past ten days. Is
convalescing very slowly.
Al the Y. VI. c. A. meeting tomorrow
DIR. Arthur Hazlewood will give an
address on the subject OF Personal
Purity" Young men cordially in
vited boys under fifteen not admitted.
pleasant party was given at the Ho-
tel warwick Last night by the boarders.
Dancing was the feature OF the evening
About IL O'Clock zap lncheon was
serves. A numoer OF outside guests
were present.
The real estate brokers are taking
measures 10 organize a brokers ex-
change. The object OF the organiza-
ton will be To adopt q uniform method
of business and 10 secure friendly and
concerted action.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Get the q enu4..e.

II you safer with lame back. espe-
cially IN the morning, Allcocg's Plasters
are y sure relief.
II yon cannot sleep, try an Allcock
Plaster, well up between the shoulder
blades often relieves - sometimes
cures. Try this before you resort TO
opiates.
Ii any of your muscles are Jane
Joints stifi-ieel as ii they wanted OIL
Ing-or If you suffer with any local
pains or aches, these plasters Will cure
you.
Ii you use them once you will realize
why 90 many plasters have been made
in imitation OF them. Like all good
things. they are copied asclosely as the
law lows. Don't 10 dupec hy taking
an initial o. when II is as easy TO get
the genuine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
sermon by the Rev. Russell.

The Rev. Frank Russell, n. D., OF
New York and of the American branch
of the Evangelical Alliance, will be in
tns city on Sunday, the 18th inst. and
will speak in the morning IN the West
minister Presbyterian church, and in the
evening IN the First Presbyterian
church on the West side. DR.. Russell's
theme is tue evangellzation OF eiles.
He IS thoroughly fsn,Il a. with the many
problems presented by that subject, and
is . very eloquent speaker. He has
been speaking IN many cities OF the
state, and everywhere t. the aroaang
OF great interest and enthusiasm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Mai wineate. who has h~en writing
. history Of fhe mahsist revolt In the
E0yptian ssassn. ssys tha mahd' r~~~
sr claimed o~ssiaasiy 10 - ssythins
uasr~ tAs~ The fsr~rssssr sf Ne rsahdl
who. All he s.itAfni sspasssS. waaid
eess.s saaaa dss We v.s Ga slcgesns
maa, saa dafsss aas IT 80 sfsarsases
~ h.s followers. we&fs ss they ~~re ~
ysspss.s fass, tA<f shsss<<is 'sres are
ts.s .n.A.al~ Ihs isss sn~ms - ha~e
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
NOTES FROM The RAILROADS.
What the once Mss aud Trainnss Arr
Doing Nowadays.

Doing Nowadays.
J. w. Smith Of Detroit. travelling
freight agent for the Chicago & Alton.
was IN town yesterday.
X. b. Butler of Detroit, division
freight agent for The Wabash, MAS in
the city YESTERDAY.
f.. y. Kendsl Of Toledo, travelling
freight agent Tor the Baltimore 4 Ono
road. was IN the city yesterday on
freight business.
twenty-five men are now at work on
the new double track iron bridge. which
tne O.. K. & I. railroad company Is
building over Grand river.
A. c. windt of Toledo, travelling
freight agent for the Toledo Il Ono
Central road, was caller at the gen
ersI freight Offices yesterday.
The gross earnings Of the G.. r. 4 l..
road for the week ending December !,
were s55,SS0. a gam Of si026 over the
corresponding period OF last year.
The new Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern depot on Fulton street will be
occupied today. The 6rst train will
run to the new depot at O'Clock this
afternoon.
W. b. Stimson, superintendent, VIM.
Fitzgerald, master of transportation.
and j. II. X BurgwiD. rosdmss,er for
the G.. X. Il |. road, are ruskiug an in
spsction tour of the Northern division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

The Burns club held it's annual meet
ing in the Tower block last nigh. and
elected the following officers: Presi-
deLt, James Csmpbell; wee president,
DIR. Jas A. McCoil; secretary, Alex.
Nstthewson; treasurer, A. :. Paul;
trustee. Nu. Miller. Tne club voted
20 celebrate the poets birthday in the
usual manner, January 25.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
True OBJECTS OF The HOME.

The presfdsat OF the wemsn,s Home
rad He.piss, makes . Correction.
IL appears that the headlines over
the article devoted TO the Womsn's
home and hospital were = little mis-
leading to those who did not read them
carefully. It was not intended o con-
vey the impression that the institution
was devoted ~ the reelsms i'm of
fallen women. In fact the headlines
stated that q temporary refuge was
gwen TO unfortunate girls who had
been the victims OF mans deceit IN
eidentsl 90 the regular work and
charity of the Rome. To remove the
last vest ae OF doubt concerning the
character Of the home. the following
expianstlon = cheerfalIy printed;
Kditsr rsLseszs HxRkErs
viii you Kindly svs spsce 20 ths fol-
lowing correction. and obiige. While
spprsclsuug thoroughly the kindly
motive Of your paper in givIng 80
urorsfnent notice Of the Wonsu's .
Home and Hospital IN yesterday mora
lrr's issue, we fear . wrong impression
may he gained OF the chsrscter and
work OF the home as cow, yet IN the
headlines. The nonse is nos a refuge
for erriug women. az that term = gea-
srsiiy uasis rs.cod--thsre are two exeei-
lent institutions n thls city devoted TO
frat esperiai reFs--but . home for
women o hmitsa means, and those Of
40 rsesns Of suppcrt.
Tt - true that 4 lfiur lie past yeSr
rfne young vonen have teen cared
for n this home eho night cons un.
der ths term 'sgrrius.' nut oat ef
80 someB who Esss bsss
cares Tor dnr8g tns tlne.
The proportion q entfs-iv 80 snail 90
snetie shs inss tnt o. "a astsnsten 80
. refuge for sneh. Msnsee sd { 80 -
the hisnsst fssp<etslaiSty hsv~ esps -
cur hosns % 30 cared fer asli { .
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION
Saturday Msraipg ON People sf City a.d
Country.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Wood Of Ionia
we're in the cily yesterday.
Mrs. w. c. Reed has returned from
an eight weeks visit with friends 1T ST.
Thomas. Ont.
A. j. Brown has gone to Indianapo-
lis TO stay over Sunday. Mrs. Brown
and son will return with HIM tomorrow.
Charles ID. Keyes of Citation. VINO has
been visiting friends IN this city during
the pact two weeks, returned home yea
terday.
Rev. Mia f. Tupper Of Unity church
goes to Toledo today TO exchange pull
pits with the Rev. A. G.. Jennings, Unit
tartan clergyman there.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

White Marrowfst peas, Champion Of
Englsnd peas, Early June peas, sagar
Coat sweet peas, Extra Sifsed sweet
peas, tirst piekings French peas, I'M
ported peas, Hamburg peas. Jersey
Lily peas, and all the other peas at
klLLEAS's GROCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

lie .ieal's "Ivoryette Photos" have
created = sensation In photography
such Sc have never experienced In my
thrty-hye years As PHOTOGRAPHER !.
Come early IN the day # you desire s.t-
tings before the holidays. Remember
the location. "Ne. Kendall block. !"
Take elevator in either store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

eesuFrvd - him . uahu htnssl4 .
gresser per>onsge than be had thus far
claimed 70 BE- Il su The uahd hs
rsplisa and from thss tine hs wss ss-
cepeed ss the true nahdi ssd began the
open revolt against Egypt which led to
hls tnssailns1s 81 kharsDun - sa ae-
oolute ruler.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Mr.. Richard NJ. Jereissu, n nauve OF
Damascus, Syria. will open al No. 10
Cansl street, this morning. the finest
handmade embroiderics and most
beautiful oriental fancy work ever seen
IN this city. Ladies are specially in
vited to examine hi. stock. The sale
will continue one week
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Simply apply "SwAYsE's OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch. all eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedr. AK
your druggists for swAyNE's Onr-
NFSrn
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
rfarriar-r,ssn.s.

The following Is isst OF the marriage
licenses lssued s,aes izsg published. ~ - tis
names. residences twasa outside tie eitsl ald
s2es II the parties:
Frsrk A. 6ea.d. Lsweli; Nellie y. Bailey
ct as s.-r-t-- - .
Chars +. Gre sne. MFs@nt. Ottawa
eogEty, Ssftruae saar. Alpens...-.....-.o--s---p
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
The rso,ish sirs,. rsrhey.

Little Turkey-Oh. mamma. mammal
] saw some gold aud silver wishbones
In the jewelers. window. Please get
me one.
Mother Turkey-My child, our lives
are in constant peril as il is With gold
and silver wishbones none Of W would
escape.-Jswsless' Weakly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
rortnstsusp pissss.s.

Carrie Uinc man, No IL Fremont
street. Frits Hyde, 10. Ss7 Fountain
street, ct fever. +. Brewer. No.
2is south College avenue; Leo Canen,
No. ls7 Cass street. diphtheris.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

There is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil Ia quickly cure a cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
NJ. j. Fellows. Burr Oak, st. Joseph
county, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
AFushionable pripk

Menier Chocolate 10 a fashionable
drink. Did you ever try q Send pos
tai card for sample mi directions.
'Menier', New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Meeting for yoans Iaea sunday afteraoon
afso'c.8ck- Al ssln. nlea aEs cordially Ia
vitcd 70 attend.
Depot-Ssoz3el m eet.ng sad song service VIII
te held IA rae Ualon as.o. 81 s.l3 J. n. -
winch everybody = welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
HOUSE COATS,
LOUNGING ROBES,
BATH ROBES,
MACINTOsHEs.
New lines 10 show.
GARDINER & BAXTER.


WARrR0Us-AE her lsse resl4snee, No. 81
pizia1cd Axenae. Ms. LiZzie T. Nsrtrous.
vile Of II. Seymour Nartfous. AGED q yraTs-
Fanerzi AZ tAs P 4la1sld avenue cesxgegAr
tionxI eausek Saeur1zx AZ IN m
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian )"
under signature Of c. Blackett Robin
ron. prop'r: was cured of oft.recurr-
ing bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Mks. WiNsLow's SOOTHING srRur has been used
for children teeihlng. IL soothes the ch,io.
softers the gums. allsys all pain. cures tind
collie. and Is the best remedy Tor diarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

A large and fine variety, for Christ
mas presents, at Hervey's, No. Cana
street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Tor Over FIFTY Years

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

We have the finest canned corn in the
market for loc per can.
KuiRAS's GROCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

All kinds Of canned fruit. vegetables
meats and fish are sold cheap 81
kILLEAS's GAoCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Embroidsriss add Fancy work.

Anchor brand oysters, No. III Mon
roe street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Messenger Boy Robbed of Six Doliaro on
the Streets.

About two o'clock yesterday afternoon
young man employed at the city Office
OF the Union News Company, his name
not being divulged by the police, ad-
dressed note TO himself and by some
means not quite well understood at this
time, got the miSsiye into the hands OF
VIM. Miller, Of No. ll37 Chapinc street,
a District messenger boy. The latter
took the note to the Office Of the
Company, and was there met by the
youth to whom ii was addressed,
who went through the operation Of
making change, and got the messenger
boy, who had just oeen paid his MONTH
ly salary, 10 produce some bills to make
change. On catching sight OF the
money, the unknown snatched three
two-dolar bills from tue hands OF the
boy and fed The matter was reported
to the police by Manager Tracey, and
Officer Lukens has charge Of the case.
Various other Shortcomings are alleged
against the youth who snatcLcd the
money.