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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
FRoNT STREET RAILWaY.
IT Changes Hands. the Control Passing
From the McC0mb Estate to Local
Mauarers,

1t Changes Hands, the Control Passing
From the McC0mb Estate to Local
Managers.
Control of the Front and Union streets
railway has changed hands through the
purchase from the administrators Of the
McGomb's estate by Franklin B. Cotton,
representing syndicate, of 2,201 shares
Of the 3, 1856 shares Of stock Of the com
pany.
The City Passenger Railway Com
pany had the option for some time of
making the purchase, but for some
reason it was not consummated. As it
stands now the new organization is an
independent concern, although, from a
chat on Friday with one ,of those in
terested in the new purchase it is not
beyond possibilities, but that the pas
senger railways of the city may yet be
all merged into one system.
With the new control will follow the
long g.needed railway improvement on
Front street. The purchase covers only
the Front and Union railway. No
syndicate of railways to be established
anew and branching all over the city is
contemplated by the purchasers. The
necessary Improvements will be made in
WV Will LIlt
abolishing of horse and mule motor
power and the substitution of electricity.
1t looks at present as if the new owners
would expect to obtain their electric
motive power from the City Electric
lightning Company. Otherwise it would
be necessary to establish an expensive
electric plant costing some $56,000 at
the proposed Silyerbrook terminus.
The past and present poor
condition of the Front and
Union railway is ascribed to the fact of
the controlling power being in the
hands of an administrative which condi-
ton works in the direction of with
holding expansion or enterprise. This
is now avoided as the control will be
under the direction of live directorate
which will give immediate local atten-
tion to all needs and improvements.
Nothing whatever definite has been
formulated as to extensions of the line
nor will those interested state anything
exactly as to the transformation of the
road from a horse railway to an electric
one. There is the general statement that
work will commence in the spring.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

Joseph Newell, aged 20 years, an
employe of the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, was found dead in cesspool
atthe gas works Friday morning. He was
one of the night workmen, and lived at
1112 Chestnut street. Thursday evening
he complained of feeling unwell, when
he went to work, and shortly after 6
O'Clock went out to the water closet,
which is over the cesspool. AS he did
not return, it was thought that he had
gone home. Friday morning he was
missed and search was begun. His
body was found in the hecesspool. Newell
had been subject to fits, and although he
has had none lately, it is supposed that
he was taken with one after he entered
the water closet, and falling into the
cesspool, was drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
MISSISSIPPI PoSrMAsTER sHoE.
with Gun in Hand lie Goes After the
Wrong Druggist.

CARRoLToN, Miss, Dec, 26.-John Prem
tiss Matthews, Republican postmaster
here, was killed yesterday noon by w. S.
Mcbride, wealthy young druggist. They
had quarreled at the post-office on We'd
nesday night because Mcbride had raised a
row there about his mail. Consequently,
when Matthews was seen yesterday coming
down the street toward the drug store Of
Mcbride tS Co., armed with a Winchester
rifle, Mcbride stepped toward him and
fired the tutal shot while Matthews had his
gun lifted and was preparing to shoot
Mcbride.
Matthews had rendered himself very
odous to the people of the community by
his offensive conduct as the carpet-bag
postmaster of the present administration.
lie has been arrested almost every week
on charges Of drunkenness, profanity car
rying concealed weapons, assault and bat
terry and other oifenses. He took possess
sion of n passenger train on the Georgia
Pacific railroad while drunk, and was only
conquered by the porter and conductor
beating him down and disarmng him,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
Rnre Not the cnntrnnt.

The Philadelphia Record says that "a
contract for the construction of one of
the largest passenger steamboats, in the
world has been awarded to the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Company of Whining
ton, Del. The new vessel will be so feet
longer than the celebrated steamboat
Grand Republic, now plying between
New York and Rockaway, and will be
the property of the same owners. The
vessel will be 339 feet long, registering
over 1900 tons. She will be floating
palace in all respects" This announces
ment has been made in other papers,
and denied by the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company. A representative of
the company said Friday morning that
nothing was known of contract for
building such a steamboat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
DOVER, December 23d, 1890.
PRESIDING EIDER,S pIsTTs.
Or. Murray's Last Round of Engage
nents This Conference Year.

DIR. Murray's Last Round of Engage
ments This Conference Year.
Presiding Elder Murray's official en-
gagements during the remainder of the
conference year are as follows:
Preaching-January 4th, at Hart's and
North East January 18th, Rising Sun,
Mt. Pleasant and Port Deposit; January
nth, Zion; January 18Th, Hopewell and
Principio; january Goth, Cherry Hill;
January 25th, Elkton and Christians;
February 1st, Red Lion, New Castle and
Kirkwood; February 9Th, Delaware CITY,
Port Penn and ST. Georges; February
18th, Madeley, Kingswood and Swedish
Mission; February 18th, Goodman; Feb
ruary 22d, Asbury, Union and Marshall
ton; March 1st, St. Paurs and Grace;
March sth, Newport and Hockessin.
Quarterly conference-January 3D.,
at Hart's; January 9th, North East;
January 9th, Port Deposit; January
10Th, Rising Sun and Mt. Pleasant;
January nth, Hopewell and Zion;
January 10th, Frincipio; January goth,
Cherry Hill; January 24th, Christiana;
January 26th, Elkton and Newark;
January 31st, Red Lion; February Sd,
New Castle; February Sd, Brandywine;
February 7th, Delaware City and St.
Georges; February 9th, Madcley;Fe
ary 18th, Kingswood; February 18th,
Goodman; February 18th, Scott; Febru-
ary 10Th, Union; February 21st, Asbury;
February 2Sd, Marshallton; February
25th, Claymont; February Goth, st.
Pauls; March 9th, Grace; March 9th,
Newport,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

~ iihou VIC Ndiltu anu tlctIlsIltu.
On the other side of the Brandywine
too, where the city is rapidly extending
the citizens are now demanding water
facilities similar to those on the south
side.
Mr.. Porter also recognizes the need
of improving the drinking water The
water as rule is good Freshets cause
il to become muddy but this trouble is
readily met by shutting off ingress 10
the reservoir where there is always
several days supply on hand. What
was referred to, however, was the inn
provement of the water as it averages
through the year. Coatesyille and other
places pour their refuse into the Bran
dywine. Mr.. Porter explained that that
feature of the question is one that is in
tho hands of sanitary engineers all over
the country. Engineering science has
not yet evolved plans of sufficiently
pecuniarily feasible nature to allow of
their adoption here. Mr.. Porter is in
clined to surmise, however, that the cit
izens of Wilmington are not suffering
on account Of bad water.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
RAILWAY MILEAGE or 1890.
Figures of the Total Construction Durins
the Current Year

NEw York, Dee, 25-F'rom statistics
published by the Engineering Neps. it
appears that the total addition to the
country's railway mileage during 1890,
has been nearly $500 miles, or about 700
miller more than was laid in 1889. The
total amount Of railway completed Jan.
uary 1st, 1891, will be 167,112. OF this
amount, 36,9l2 miles, or over % per
cent, has been constructed Outing the
last five years. The Southern Atlantic,
Gulf and Mississippi states, with total
Of 2,158 miles, lead, as they have for
three years past any other two groups
OF states.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
The Yu1e Log in Sussex.


GEORGETOWN, Dec. 25.-The yule
log has been lighted in the sussex
homes and will remain kindled for a
week, as Sussex hospitality requires that
time for an exchange of social courtesies.
Santa Claus paid visit to the almshouse
early this morning. The genial and
generous old fellow was impersonated
by Dr. Richards, whose annual visits
are one of the delights of the eounty's
wards. With a half dozen friends the
inmates We're visited, and each presented
with a box Of candy, cakes, apples,
oranges, bananas, nuts, and to those
who smoked, pipes, tobacco and cigars.
Christmas cards, pictures and reading
matter in abundance were left the in
mates who were deeply gratified for the
offerings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
A Family Tangle.


7
Marshall Hopper, youngest son of
Mr.. j. H. Hopper, and Miss Mary Alder
man, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Alder
man, were married Thursday, the Rev.
Wilson johnson officiating. Mr.. Thomas
Alderman is Mr.. ]. H. Hopper's son-in-
law, Mr.. Alderman's second wife being
Miss Hopper. Miss Mary, the hand.
some bride, is his first wife's child. Thus
it will be seen that Mr.. Hopper's son is
son-in-law of his fathers son-in-law,
and is also son-in-law of his own
brother-in law, &c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
BRTUTED p. n. r. M0TEMENTs.
Proposition to Straighten Ont Its Lines
i'm Order to Meet Ii. s. o. Improve
lneuts


in Order to Meet Il. s. o. Improve
ments.
Rumors are afloat that the Pennsylvania
railroad authorities have in view the pro-
jeet of a comprehensive Strengthening out
Of the line between Washington and New
York. The movement is for the purpose
of shortening the schedule time along the
main line i'll order to meet what the Balti-
more u Ohio has accomplished in reducing
the time between the capital and the
metropolis.
Along the Maryland division the Penn
sylvania railroad civil engineers have made
two surveys since July The second survey
included admeasurements of properties.
lands and farm buildings along the more
direct lines where the curves would be
shortened. At points at North East and
near Newark there exist curves the
Strengthening out of which would throw
in large saving of time This is true of
other points in Delaware and MARYLAND.
The farmers and property owners along
the points referred to are already on the
qui viye.
The movement of the B. & o. people in
piercing a tunnel under the Patansco and
thus saving the tedious railway ferry and
the long, slow haul through the city Of
Baltimore, which will save that line an
other 20 minutes between Washington and
New York, is one of the features that is
arousing the Pennsylvania railroad author
tiles.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

Elzie r. Shaw, aged 81 years, n
painter in the employ Of the jackson g
Sharp Company, was taken with a chill
yesterday morning week, while at work,
and went home and to bed. He grew
worse rapidly, and Thursday DIR.
Springer was called in. He gave all the
aid possible, but congestion Of the lungs
had developed and death ensued at /
O'Clock Friday morning. Mr.. Shaw was
member of numerous societies. He
leaves wife and three children. Mr..
Shaw's residence was No. 431 East
Fifth street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
n1aze in a Claiming stnre.

A slight fire broke out about 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon in the rear of Louis
Harris clothing store, No. ia Market
street. An alarm of fire was sent out
from box No. Al, at Warmers wharf,
but the fire was extinguished by plug
stream. The loss is about $100 A large
crowd collected about the store, which
was roped off. The crowd overran the
ropes until a couple of streams from tine
hose warned them TO keep back.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

LAUREL, Dec. 25.-Bad whisky caused
much lawlessness to-day. Captain JEFF
ferson Rickets was beaten to pulp,
John Davis is minus finger which was
torn off, while he is bruised severely;
Joseph Waller, a powerful man, was
knocked insensible with bricks and
clubs. On regaining consciousness he
drew revolver and endeavored to
shoot his assailants, but was prevented.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
A Disastrous Fire.

VIRoquA, W1s., Dec 26-The fire origi-
mating in Lindemanns building swept
away the entire block except the fremont
House, involving loss of fully $3.50, 600
with but $4,000 insurance. II was only
by great exertions on the part of the fire
men and citizens that the remainder ofthe
town was saved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

A new desk, handsome, modern and
convenient, has been put in by Sheriff
Simmons, at his office in the court house,
for the use Of Deputy Thomas GitIin.
1t is change that has been long needed
and is highly appreciated by Deputy
Gitlln.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

TACOMA, WASH, Dec. 26.-The Washing
ton Protective Association, composed Of
colored citizens Of this State has been
organized here. The object Of the associa-
tion is stated to be to encourage immgra-
ton of colord people to this state and to
improve the condition of colored people.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
Henry Robinson, Isaac Shields, John

Henry Robinson, Isaac Shields, John
Raison, Lewis Blake and Jesse Bostic,
teamsters for George w. Bush & Sons,
were awarded prizes at the semi.gnnual
inspection of the stables Of the firm, on
yesterday week. The judges were Charles
Jester, Samuel A. Mcdaniel and George
White.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
Mother of Six children within Two Years.

MARLBORO, Dec. 25.-Mrs Mordecai
Boswell, wife of Mordccai Boswell, re-
siding near this town, Saturday night
last gave birth to three children. This
is the second time in two years that she
has given birth TO triplets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

There were four deaths here on Christ
mas day. They include Catharine A.
Clarity, No. 1886 Tatnall street; Ed.
ward O'Donnell, No. 424 Tatnall street;
Bridget Lawlor, No. 425 East Ninth
street, and Fred OFT, No. 2O3 Tatnall
street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
state Fire Association.

A meeting will be held in the Wash
ington engine house on January 18th
for the purpose of organizing State
fire association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01
THE WATER COMMISSIONERS
The Result of Business
" Methods in Public Affairs.
Title DEPARTMENTS FIGURES
qualification Expressed by
se Business Men.

The Present Status of the Water Depart
ment--Flgures Upon Its Indebtedness
The New Work and Permanent fm-
provements, and Efficient Office Man
agenent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

Chesapeake City NJ f. Church has in
vited the Rev. |. q. Fosnocht to return as
pastor next conference year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

The Episcopal Church at Seaford will
soon buy 81 300 pipe organ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-01

Among the above perhaps the most
valuable acquisition is that Of the water
power plant. Its capacity to Cool
Spring is 100000 gallons and to Rod
ney street 100000, and there is no ex-
pense, except the cost of little oil or
grease, attached to its use.
In speaking to president William 7.
Porter upon the present condition of the
department and as to what's yet needed,
he said that one great necessity is that
the race must at some time or other be
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12
SHOT down IN THE JAIL
A Woman Kills the Man who
Ruined Her Daughter.
HEl DEAOLY REVENGE CRAIlfIED
Tia HAS vAs Her Hashaad-The Victim,
81 His Lust was Her Daughter asa
she Only Child VI nis Owa Brother
--sieksniag Dsprastty.

CHICAGO. May si.-Alfred TowsIey.
In jail at Austin charged with disorder
" conduct. was shot and killed in his
call by his wife Saturday afternoon.
Towsley. who had the reputation Of be-
ing . crook. confidence man. ETC., and
had served several terms Ia various
prisons. twelve years ago mar
ried the widow Of his brother.
who had . daughter. now about
IS years OF ego. "A the girl advanced
in years MIRA Towsley beosme aware
Of her husbands efDorts TO ruin his
stepchild aad separated from him. she
removing TO Lafayette, and sending the
girl to relatives In Austin, this county,
In order to shield her from Towsley's
prosecutions The latter discovered
tho young lady's whereabouts, and on
Friday evening raised disturbance
at tho residence Of her friends by
trying to secure an interview. He was
arrested and placed IN cell in the viii
lage Jail. In the meantime the daugh-
ter confessed to her aunt that Towsiey
had. several years ago, through fear and
force accomplished her ruin Word
was st ence sent to Mrs Towsley az
Lafayette and she arrived here Satur-
day to prosecute the charge against
her husband. Going to tho Jail
she confronted har husband, who was
sitting in his cell. with the terrible in
formation she had obtained The man
merely laughed at her and boasted of
his actions toward her daughter, say
ing that he would take her away
with him when released. Eren-
zied by grief and passion the
woman suddenly drew . revolver, and
while the wretch begged her for mercy
shot him twice, killing him almost IN
stantly. She then gave herself up to
the officers of the law and is held to
await the verdict Of the corners jury.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12


Edwin J. J.shnson Vs. Waiter c.
WINCHESTER and Arson J. Daniels, as
oumpsat; ON application OF defendant
continued On usual terms
school District No. Of Walker iowa
ship va Bridgestrest and AllendaIe
Gravel Road C0uipany. cnaneerys order
dlssolving INJUNCTION without costs.
James = Gowns vs.. Peninsular Furni-
tnre Company, st. a., eaancery; order
that complainant, within thirty days
and before hearing, file with register .
bond for security tor costs OF 800.
Jessie Owen vs. Peter kingieberg,
trovsy; order dianissang cause for want
or security.
Alexander Mathswson vs. Austin
Richardson, trespass on the case; con-
tnued without cosls-
Charles w. Johnson W. Fred W.
Wuszburg. chArceryi order dlssoiving
injunction with lcosts, including solicit
or's fee OF SO.
John J. Ebis W. Albertine Ebie, a.
eumpsIt;- proceedings stayed twenty
days.
George II. ChAppeil W. Herbert Bark
ley. assumpalt; order that justice make
further return.
Charles Jandorf W. Edward II. Pat
terson and Austin 7. Stone. chancery;
order that complainant, within nxty
days. and before cause is reached for
hearing, file with register bond for cost
Of 500.
The NDple W. Joseph Newman,
complaint for bsstardy; order dismiss
ing cause and discharging respondent.
Issues Of facs on call, I, 10, II. 10, IL,
81, As, AZ.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12
TOWER
Employment DuIeauI
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


-.
"oo@s AND so~t~ ~~oo&
pK<sDffA REi5s Pronrsefora
-. e.,. G. - -
foh eAtE.1f kkfAenke- <sSeot sets %
stcNsn MILE Ait. - pey1cAt -
south pSff IA ety.
lUR sAl.k--s vacant ,sss On Plossa<an AVA.
5usI snslae 81 IA lin1iSs. The enest buii11nR
nv, rx.<u ser r. 49,
EAtna ss 81. - esee $500
laree lo and well iocxtsS; 9euld - ssGs
s' - -
I0 hA&aASoE-O acre. iAno ~ 19fxy ooon-
~, mics re0 c4ty. ~ aefee lUUlo~o1,
no EXcHAkGE--fox esod renstng etsv prsp-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12
CALLED THE CALENDAR.

The May term of the superior court
opened Yesterday and the calendar
was called and several cases were
called for trial.
The case of James l.. Elmendorph
against the Citizens Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company WAS changed from the
non-jury TO the jury calendar.
In the divorce case of Croft We.
Croft the defendant made a motion
for aIimony, but 1t was denied by the
C0urt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12

HON. CYRUS T. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Hendrick Komtebed, de-
ceased; will admitted to probate and
letters testaraentary issued to Mary
Komtebed.
Estate of Martin p. Dole. deceased
letters of administration to Geo. +.
Dole.
Estate of Joseph Neuman, deceased;
petition for administration filed; hear
ing, June 8.
Estate of Rebecca Porter, deceased;
petition for administration filed; hear
ing. June s.
Estate of Dennis Mccarthy, deceased /;
inventory filed VIM. III. Haggerty and
Dwight Goss appointed commissioners
on claims.
Estate of Mary A. Nowien. deceased
executors first account allowed.
In re Matte T.. and Grover F. Smith,
dependent and neglected children;
order for admission to State Public
School ut Coldwater.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12

GsArx-Wheat. white. sl.02: red. s1.n2; corn
.oc; oats. soc; rye. zoe; barley. ti.to@sl-0 b
hundred.
FtorR AND FrED-iily White. $50: Patent
sls.5A
MEAr-Pork. &c: beef. Sc: veal. 5G5,zc; NUT
ton. &C, lamb. sc. chickens l2isc turkeys. IA
ducSs. l0ss f2c: geese. leal2c.
PRoovcE- Butter. dairy. lie; creamery. Gc
eggs. l3c; Potatoes. SOC hu. apples
si.tttt 80 bu. beeis. so6s25e = bu; onions
81 Ees 80 = bts; beans. hand picked. 81 s5a 2of
= bn; honey. f6el5c.
HfpEs AND TaILow--GGeen. f95c; part
cured. FSa5c. cured hides. &c. calf skins. green
5,as. calf skins cured safe faIlow 5es4e
pelts Itasi.5H; dekin Gins. l5taZ5c.
woan-iElneh. dry. si.7sa2s5 2 cord; 2-foot
se.5eet255 = cord lfeef. s.n0esl.-5 y cord.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12
F. ]. LAMB & CO.,

General Real Estate Dealers. No. 81 Lyon q.
Telephone 12s-
TOR sAI.E-Thir'y-two acres choice land GA
= Han 81. inside city limits; viii make very
bought cheap aud VIII double ynar moaey.
J. Lamb / Co.. 81 Lyon-st. Phone Ia.
TOR sALE-A choice manufacturing site
~ south OF the esty. situated between the NJ
Of Land; also buildings and machinery. 1. j..
LaInb a Co.. "a Lyon st. Phone l3s.
NOR sALE-0pposite Union depot on Spring
Il ST.. large lot 5nxioo large buiiding psy Ing
taken soon. Z. J. Lamo 4 Co.. 81 Lyon-st
Phone lzss.
FOR SALE--A choice improved farm IL
IL miles from city OF 1onia. I'D acres. new
s sssi. E : Lamp a Co., o l'0a-'1 Phone
LoR SALE-A new room horse on Fourth
Il ST.; price Sl510. or will exchange for other
property. I. J. Lamb AGO.. "a Lyon-st 'Phocs
nor sALR-Nine choice lots in city or Win
exchange for farm. r. j. Lamb 4
Co.. & Lyoa-st. Phone i2aa.
FOR sALE-A large new loroom house on
,,.n Moe soI ma, ave pT'ee 49, or xi;i sa-
st. Phone I'm.
EoR sALE-A new s-room house; west side;
Il price 500: will take sioo down and so per
month. T.. J. Lamb 4 Co. 81 Lyon-st. Phone
l2A.
TOR SALE-House s-d lot Ssl Fiffh-sve /,
4 good barn. cellar, water; bargatn at SLIGO.
easy payments. +. J.i.amb. 81 Lyon-st. Phone
124
FOR sALE-Eiectric motors for sewing ma
Il chimes and fans; all Sizes at lowest prices.
+. j. Lamb i Co.. 81 Lyon-st. Phone l2ss.
EOR SALE-A choice improved farm in
Southern Kansas. +. J. Lamb a Ca. -
Lyon-sf- Phone l2ss.
EVR sALE-A choice fruit farm half mile
from village tennvillc; will exchange for
house and lot. +. J. Lamb 4 Co.. "a Lyon-st.
Phone iaYf.
ECR SALE-A choice farm ~ miles from
Miedieyiile, good buildings; plenty fruit;
bargain. +. j. Lamb 4 Co.. 81 Lyon-st- Phone
1921.
TOR SALE-Farm Of e acres. miles from
4 McCord's, viii exchange for house and lot
In city. Ed Lamb q Co.. 81 Lyon-st Phone
1924.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-12
FILLED The CANARY CAGE.

Police pickings were plentiful last
night. At midnight nine persons were
locked up in the canary cage. All were
arrested on the charge of drunkenness.
One Of the male DRINKS named Parker
was delivering an amateur anarchist
Grafton to an unappreciative audience
when be was arrested.