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Who Fired At tn. Baltimore. Men.

IL 10 stated on good authority that the officials
Investigating the Baltimore outrage at valpa-
rsiso, Chile, are satisfied that the hole in
Sailor Johnson's neckerchief was made by .
riAe ball 1t Is also said that testimony was in
troduced showing that the fatal bullet was fred
BY one Of the advance m.n Of the SQUAD of
police Commander Evans OF the U. s. S.
Yorktown visited the intendente of the city OF
Valparaiso yesterday in reference to the advisa
bility Of permitting the sailors o, that vessel
TO come ashore The intendense assured CON-
mander Evans that he would insure the safety
Of the American seanen. but advised that they
be not allowed to land IN Large numbers at 4
time.
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rflf,or the Criminal Court Jury.

Efliiag the Criminal Court jury.
This morning the following wore accepted as
Jurors in the Criminal Court to nil vacancies
for the December term. completing the panel:
Bernard l. Cumberland, Chas. Heitmueiler,
Lerch, Joseph Paul aud c. II. Fishba1gh.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

EOR RENTING TIN sT. NV, A NICE STORE
and dwelling: rooms and bath hot and cold
st. NV. d:i-:fs
LOB RENT-A NICE STORE; ALSO LARGE
room IN rear. suitable for Housekeeping good Gel
Jar and stable; all for &21.oO per month"; Apply on
PREMISES. Is 9TH st. n d2,:}ts
OR RENr-516 TIL ST. NV, NEW STORE;
nve stories hne floors and cellar 2x 10 feet; well
lighted front and rear abuttng 3Ofoot alley sepa-
rate elevators tor passengers and for freight all mod
ern improvements; beautiful, front show window: the
business IN the city will lease for Of years ct
S3,OOO per annuni. Apply owner, M @, EMERY
Second National Bank, b c. no2UL2ws
EoR RENT-3l4 PA. AVE. NV, LARGE STORE,
25x5O; ten-room house. mod iinps over store;
Also twostory and threestory house In the
large and roonly suitable for any heavy business;
nOis-i% sW " Sr si5f BRADLEY. ss7F.
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Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ava

4skLOlc hsiauu ave D<l
18th and Conn ave
.seasonl ....-... 81. OO0
loth 81 corner L. with
stable .-416 81
Mass ave near Scott
cucie...-..:......S3 1888. IS
Conn ave and I 1t (cor-
nerJ.-.......-......X3.33
NJ st bet l&th and 18th
Conn ave ad,scsnt 10
Lafayette So l.exson) $50
n st near Conn ave. .2JU
Sc cor 21st and K sts
NV. l..rs and bath. A.. .22J
= bet 18th and lot b. aO6. 80
n st bet Conn ave and
18th st. ..........2 uS. 80
n 1t bet Conn ave ana
18th Ut. ....,...,,,,.0 800
10th st bet q and Il SITS. 80
II vt, cor 2lst. zoo
K i ave bet 18th and
conn ave. 100
Md ave bet I'd and 30
sts Me- .-......-........l 10
10th st bet y and p SITS. l75
II st bet 18th and 10Th
SITS. ......le5
u 81 bet 18th and 18th
SITS tseason) .1SS
I'd st bet Pa ave and Sd
ST Sc (season). ...l15
Mcpherson Square. 100. 81
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

k'OR KENT-TMO-STORY BRICK STABLE FOR Z
horses and vehicles; room for coachmap; rear OF
1il6 9Th ST. ley at kockwels stables. l4l9 9Th ST.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

L four rooms deep modern improvements: to first
class tenant only splendid location. l5l0 10Th 81
d:-3ts L. L NcCI.ELIAND. laos 81.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

coupe and two horses, Tor afternoon, evening calls
and receptions. hour, day. month, a two-thirds
EOk RENT-wORK SHOP; REAR OF g,2 ID ST
4 n TOR carpenter, painter other inechanic
Inquire S26S La. ave. Rent. $40 month. nol9 I'm
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INSURANCE

INSURE YOUR BUILDINGS AGAINST Loss or
damags ~ ternados. cycenes. hurricanes end Wind
London. ErxiAnd. TYLER . kUTHERkORD.
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EOR RENT
= "a 18th NV. l3r. .el5(
10 Ind ave. l2r. all IN i. Il
1910 RiRgs st. ST. ........4J
509 l3th at. l0r.........4C
~ Pa ave, 1lr, ali M 1. a.
30 9th ne. DR., ali IN 1. I'D
@ Z st ne. sr, all m &. 81
IA Nd av ne, 6r. .s2. &C
$50 18th 1t ne. or. 20. 81
l09 9TH ne, Or, am /. l6. al
d. SWORMSTEI
EOR RENT
= uNfURNISHED.
$50 n 81 nv..........tl2i
z Thomas circle. ...ll6 "a
lnI 2lst RI .........ll6. u.
lG1 10th &c nw.......l0C
LII 4 st......... ......I0C
l0ll Conn ave. SO. 81
1918 10Th u. .............55
FIR
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In square bounded by hsss and N st and 18th
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
FiGE; THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE.
- HILL JOHNSTON,
d39, tu.th 1903 penna. n ~.
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PERSONAL
Ny GENTLEMAN OF INFLUENCE THAT WILL
"a assist me IN securine position w1ll pay 500
Address PRACTICAL. Star once. d3-3t'
A n HoNORABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES AC-
IA qu .intance OF lady with some means 70 start in
small paying business Address ]. J. JOSEF Il. city
If THE MAN FROM NEW YORK STATE. EN-
pioyed in the government printing ofnce. who called
about year ago at house gss st. relative TO loan
money win send his address he will hear something
beneficial. u. u. H.. Star ofhce ST
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
n W. FLfNN. A. M. Ivy INSTITUTE
no30-lm. southwest cor. 18th and sta. v.
SoUTHERN DETECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS; cAPI.
- tai stock, elOO UUO. Rooms p and ~. ashinx-
ton Loan and Trust bu;ldinx. Detective work in an
its branches by the best professional SKILL Ieyal nd-
vice by competent attorneys no.S5-lm
A U1HORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
N Williams q Co. Concentrations prom pity Al.
tended 70 and strictly connas ntisl. Cfice oer al
hours. WM WILLIAMS. Manager. $50 n 81 n ~
ty9Ems
McDEvITTs DETECTIVE AGENCY. eio eTH
xA ~. - the oldest and most reliable in the na-
tionai capital All laatters sts1cty eonhdentaI. Con
se-....on eno e1v.cS lsee no4-lms
WE MEAN BUsINEss. EXTRAORDINARY
W pr7ces paid for gents drst-cass ssrond hand
6lS y st. n ". oc11
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cts Inv
14th st ber Mass ave
and y st. -. .l50
q 81 bet 18th and 18th. LOO
18th 81. cor DE sales NJ. l.y0
2lst st bet X and 5 SITS. l.yu
.lst Ut bet 2 & Il SIS. =. liyo
J. 81 let l4th and loth. 10
10th 81 lust north Of l. 81,
lsrs aIdtwo baths l3,6. "a
4 st bet 18th 4 18th D. .l25
18th 81 bet I and U SITS,
Hrs and bath. .-l25
NJ 81 bet Conn aveS l9thl..5
u ct BET 18th and 10th. LIS
q IT bet 18th and 18th
sts ..--.......-1 10
9th st let X and l. SITS. Us
I'D 81 bet h and L SITS,
9roOms and bath. lilo
jefferson place bet Conn
av anu lst IA ST. los. %
18th NJ near Macs av. 100
10Th IT bet U aud 4 sts. lOu
p Of bet 18th and 18th
stt- ....... .......... So JJ
I'D st bet Eund h sts.. 30
Charlton HelgAta. Nd. ~
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WANrKD-HoME cOMfoRrs ron oENT n
replies address T. GARDNER. 81 q nv. IL
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Ed
20ls X 81 NV, llr. Ssh %
lor'S 18th e NV. llr. IS. 20
.sss,5l q 81 NV. l4r........15
3Ola . - nv. l2r.......s5
3Ol5 q NJ NV. Or. .....e5
1901 Id ~ NV. llr....1O
ol4 Hil.yer 81. lOr. 30
lfl9 3Jth IT NV. ~ .....-oo
lila 18th Of nv, III
SOl h st NV, er and @. 40
llu6 l4th II nv. sr.....40
30th and NJ NV (BkQ
nStsl. sr..----..-.--40
> l52i .sfth ~ NV. N...-.2.D
3lo LIST II ne. 81, 1t IA. Is
lil3 6 II NV. Tor 4 store
-sS lst II sw. 6r ......l5
Ia Mass. ave NV. lSr. :
2so LIST ST NV, 0r. .......l5
ISHED.
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WANTED-ROOMS.


AZ ANTED-THREE UNfURNIsHLD ROOMS
w for hight housekeeping private family no chill
dren; nrst ward preferred. Address QUIETNESS,
star ONCE IT.
WANTED by A YOUNG MAN, FURNISHED
w room and board In smau private family. Ad-
dress. stating terms. b L. H.. Star ONCE. d;S3t'
IA ANTED-FURNIsHED DINING ROOM AND
kitchen to give board: experienced Engiish ca
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND DAUGH-
exposcre). with board; private family without chill
preferred; terms moderate references exchanged
Addrrss q. 4. l.. star office. IL
XNANIED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, NEATLY
w Furnished and heated room; use Of bath terms
moderate or board, between 9Th and 18th Penn.
ave- aud ST. W. state terms. BOX III star once.
WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM. WITH BOARD
w and heat. for young man: near l4th and Q sta |;
not exceeding "a per week. Address J. ". G.. star
office. IT.
WANTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, FUR
w nisned or uniurnished for light Housekeeping
Tor family of four adults, location. Capitol Hll
reiersncs state price ust BE- reasonable
II. =. H.. star ONCE dl-3s
WANIED : THREE CNFURNIsHED ROOMS
w on second floor for light housekeeping 70 BE- To-
Gated between and and pth and iotn sts ".
reieEences Address and i. Star Office. dl-3t'
WANTED-.BY A PARTY OF ADULTS, SUNNY
private isniiy: wssr Of 14th u. ami south OF
address ~. T.. star once. dist
~ ANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
foos all parts OF city cheapest and surest plan to
sec nc desirable rooiess established lSS1l terms
moderate: sHACkLEfORD's AGENCY. AZ Nth St.
nolo-6ts
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EOR RENT-CORNER RESIDENCE, Is4l 10TH
4 st. NV. IL rooms. baths: stesm heat; electric
BELLS speaking tubes; lighted by electricity;
sonabe h. J. MARSHALL 4 CO., ol1 l3th 4. n. W.
no2U-ew
LoR RENT-FINE STORE, I223 7TH ST. N.w,
together with I'd and ID noors. containing rooms
and bath large stable; wide alley. Apply 70 THO.
A. HANDING. ooo nth u. ~ noo-lm
L'OR RENT-REsIDENCE l4l2 18th ST, rs
rooms. Apply TO J. J. sHEDD. l505 4. J. ave.
ocl.-.3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"a ANIED-ONE PlCCOLO BANJO, ONE BAN
w 1Ourine, mandolin and two guitar payers to
join nrstciass club note preferred Address
CLUB. star office. IT.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN ABOUT 81 YEARS
w old buy half interest for $500 and assume
financial management OF owing manufacturing
business: products shipped to ell parts the United
states party meaning business and Wiling TO devote
his best efforts will hnd TINS y chance invest
his money rst Glass reference gwen. Cali address
MOhlAD PHOIO-ENLAkGIN(iC Co, 2:3U h. AntietaIn
Il HAgerstOwL. Md
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IA ANTED - PERMANENT SITUATION IN
w " as1ington Us BUSINESS manager: twenty eight
years experience now the responsible head
cessful nnanciul enterprise southwestern state.
Address l.. j. H., Star office. no3O-Ot'
WANrED-s ITUA1 IUNS FOR NURSES. COOKS,
w bAkers houSenen. se&lnstreSses hreMen porters,
drivers watcninen. waters. hArd-oil hnishers Ono
charge 10 thsaters and storss). BCkNHAMS. HOG
St NV nO2S-tjts
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\ ltSB Sd 81. br. VI. u -
Lag I'D. 6r. store. y g
1874 30th Il. br. or. .2o-50
:fslS n 81. br. ware
! house. ssr...............5
2085 sd st. %, lfr....,.25
1905 y st. br, sr. IA 1 - %
:S.l2 y Il. fr. 9r....-..O
l:}04k :s6th 81. br. Or. -. 80
2eu:, TO ..7lSN. br. Irl2. -
) itxs;5 :,4th SC, IT, ". -. ~
c. II. FfCKLISG.
n. w.. West Washington.
40 pth Sc. Or. ~ 3 gsla. 30
SgS Pa ave Sc. ,ir. -. L. ~
Bladensbur- road, or. i2
( 1 McCui.oush ST. ar.. fQJQ
l,,p \ st 70. Gr. 10
TO Brewers court, n. b 30
STORES.
3l4 Pa av, larre buil'G{13
OFFICES.
i43l r 81 NV, larae room.
ala 9Th st. I'd. Il I'd hoorS.
7 . BRADLEY. &1 Fs..
l:ss3 Vermont ave ..s47
1905 18th st. =. ......2 -
| DWELLING Rooms.
Corner Mass ave aud
9TH 81 NV. .srs. &S per mo
\ nIsLsr.ND DnhNfo
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

The wide difference between reci-
procity and free trade is readily seen
froman examination of The new trade
relations with Brazil. Reciprocity as
illustrated by these relations. is free
trade in non-competing articles. while
Democratic free trade is free
trade III competing art.clcs-an
opening of our markets 10 foreign
workmen, on equal terms with our
own. From Brazil We admit free of
duty sugar, molasses, hides, coffee and
rubber. OF sugar we can produce only
about one-tentn of what we use. We
cannot supply ourselves with molasses
aud hides. Coffee and rubber we can.
not produce ut ell. Brazil in turn ad.
niIs free oat wheat and other bread
stuffs. meats OF various kinds,
machinery, lumber. books, furniture
aud some other articles. Not one OF
these things mentioned does Brazil
produce for herself in quantities sui.
iieient to supply the demand. IL will
be seen that, IN this arrangement
neither country IS engaged in a throat
cutting game. No domestic enterprise
IN either country IS meuaced. Let the
good work 90 on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
coMsosrsNa osANomA

a. 1ssz ses 4 80 8 sF1 ~S4Ass
O. s@sx - 80 EEseS
- sz.xe 49, - ~ex@ sr&-z---< 1sssA
s4ssz s4sF 81 e4gs Urea
rs nscxs azss So eAss-sNA %
a. lAsg - B <s4 go
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sAaz a.1sF So s--os2s- sfss
Nez ssys 2 ; -zss lst ffsr, sas srssa
a. sssas- ssE > - s~s-s
A. Sa ESs tsa b - ss "a
49, - 1ssl esa szris
Yaee sx4zeEszs syes sEe~ s@2 az III:
= ~ go. s-se i9~ ~ Tea
4. - - - ssaaas g&n YAK
q ~1&1 81 ! - taezs'
Ger t2oy.s fsee tas s1s5o. fsa
81 so23eF12y tfcetssa tEs1sst'
Bal 5000 sc - g. ssssa' sic la s7AnS
gAs eoEsfoFt tat sss s21Sas
WIS er4u'n4 aoEs % ank. Sas sFisd
VIA bscs losie eeeS,
~yzt sAen ~ esat wsis s1s more
O.d ketteE ls9Fu - errep-
Cams 3.zAs Morgan. 4 West shore
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

General Passengr Agent c. L. Lock
wood, OF the G.. L. q L., Is IN Chicago.
ID. w. Johnson. Michigan Passenger
Agent OF the Union Pacific railway, 10
IN the city.
About March change viii take
place In the occupancy of the ticket
Offices at the union depot. Ii IL design
ed TO have the west SIDE occupied
by the G.. r. a I. and VI. G. and the
other by the p. l.. q y. and the c. &
w. NJ.
w. IT. Stewart, Rate Clerk in the G..
r. u /. passenger office, has returned
from Detroit wnere ne assisted in the
revision Of the Michigan rate sheet.
The n. r. 4 l. rate sheet IS completed
but will not be printed bsfore the mid
die of March. The two cen. rate will
probably 20 INTO effect about March 70.
An amicabIe settlement has been
made between c. r. Lane OF Chicago,
and the c. a W. NJ, 10 reference 70
The Rock judgement against the ID. G,
a +. railroad. The L. n W. NJ. now has
an undeputed ownership OF the Judge
mens and the road Will undoubtedly &c
extended from Traverse city 70 Charlie.
voax during the coming summer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,


A Republican state Convention to nominate
a yustie. OF she supreme Court IN pace OF Joan
"a. tuzinpltn, Aaa two rv.euts OF the blSor~
sity ia place OF CnAri~, j. Wtitrtt aud Arthur
NJ LARK aud for the transaction OF ethcr bus
mess. Nlii o. held at Assembly Hal. IN the
CITY OF J8eksoa On tuesday. February "a. ISL.
al " o'ciog : a m.
In accordance with a resolution adopted at
tsrand Rapids. Mas 10. lslt. every county viii
b. vatitled 10 one drlesate Tor each ne1 OF tn
total vote east fer aovcraOr A. The asst election
November. lnssi. aud onr Alditlonal DELEGATE
fog every traction Aa8oungll. 10 80. but each
oFgaai1ed county Will Do entitled 10 al least
Que delegate.
Jod~r a resolution OF ISIS TO delegate will
BE- entitled 90 q seat IN the convention who
does not reside Ia tho county DC proposes 10
represent.
Ia compliance With a resolution adopted In
Detroit June 3. Isl. the secretary OF each
county convention Is requested 10 forward 10
the secretary OF The state Central Committee
(FOon o. BgfieF block. Detroit. by the earliest
mAtl. sftss GAe DELEGATES arc chosen. = ccrti-
fed tist OF such delegates - are entitled 10
seats In the ate Convention from their re.
sgectlye coaaT4es-
JANIS MCMILLAN. Chairman.
MlLLfss X. Bans. Secretary
IN the above convention counties IN the
Filth Congressional district will De emitted 10
delegates as follows: Aliesan. 10; Iona. To-
Ottawa. Is. and hcuf. A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
A rIeHT QUESTION.

Lillian Russell and her manager
who doesn't seem TO manage her-hsve
been having 4 lawsuit. That in i,self is
no novelty, bat her defense to MS COM
plant is somewhat novel. Having
been cast in 1888 in n part requiring
the wearing of tights, Miss Russell
found that she could not wear tights
without catching cold. Nor could she
wear flannel underwear beneath the
slken hose, a. that would lessen toe
beauty of her figure. The question of
delicaey does not enter into The case
81 all. and why should It,, Her voice.
which she fears 10 spoil with cold.
and her limbs, whose contour she can
not think of sporting with clumsy
asnneg swathing, are both srtcies OF
merchandise for which her manager
sarrsined. Her voice 10 beautiful and
% are her limbs, for she testified that
Nature bad been very generous with
her" And II Vas on the strength OF
those two sttrsctions that she made q
favorable contract But II sse can not
protect her voice without spoillus he5
limbs and can not display her hmhs
without spoiling her voice. she - n .
tight place. Since she can not ves'
tights. she should not be in . tight
place and therefore tried 10 set out
Her mausger kicked and hence TIE
zfask
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Court Notes.


jacob F. Hacker, of the township Of
Games, yesterday ii.ed his oath OF oticc
as deputy sheriff.
The employees OF the county building
have presented Bert Hall with an en-
crossed copy Of their unanimous thanks
Tor the box of oranges upon which
they Toasted Monday.
The affidavit and bond on appeal in
the case OF Frank Carroll VS.. Jerome l..
Lee, was filed IN the county clerk 3
office Yesterday. The appeal Is from ii
iudg nent OF Justice Westfalls tor $3.50
ana costs for plaintiff.
Nelson, Matter & Co. brought an
action in punishment against William
Leonard, before Justice We,tfali. and
secured judgment for $500 and
costs. The defendant yesterday flied
an affidavit and bond on appeal with
the county clerk.
The case so long ornamenting the
clerks docket as unknown" and
which Judge Hatch has kept mysteri-
ously veiled from the reporters eyes,
will tie brought forth into the glare OF
publicity next Monday morning. Bets
are at odds that the case Will prove to
be foreclosure.
The bond and testimony in the case
os James Lewis, charged by Ellen Ferris
win embezzlement, was FLED with the
county clerk yesterday. The respond
ent sold a house and lot for complain
ant, situated IN Kalamazoo, and did not
make satisfactory returns of the pur-
chase price.
Micheal Welsh. young lad of -
years, was arrested for assault, for set
ting q dog on Graut Ellsworth. Micheal
was convicted of the charge yesterday.
and upon the advice of County Agent
Hoicomb, sentence was suspended 10y
Justice westfall. The parties live in
Grand Rapids township.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

A Republican county convention 10 select
forty seven delegates 20 the state convection.
called To meet at Jackson. Mich.. February -.
To nominate justice Of The supreme Court 10
succeed John ". Iaamp.lr. xnd two regeats
OF the university TO succeed Charles j. tIiets
and Arthur ". Clark. will be aeld at the upper
circuit court room. In tie city OF Grand Rap
IDS. Thursday. February ~. at II O'Clock a. m.
Zach ward OF the city OF Grand Rapids and
Zach township ia the county Will be entitled
L. three delegates.
By request OF Republican County Committee.
HENRT ". rose. Chairman.
TaoaAs WALSH. Secretary.
Grand Rartds. Fsb. z. 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Superior Coari.

uoN. E. A. BuRL,NoAaIE, JUDGE.
The People VS.. Sadie Griffin, selling
liquor without paying the State tax;
Withdrew former plea and pleaded
guilty, sentenced 10 pay y line OF $40
anu costs OF 1915, and 10 be Imprisoned
until paid, for a PERIOD not exceeding
fifteen days.
The People va. Albert Walker, lar.
ceny; on trial.
The People VS.. William Davis, lar
ceny; \. Z. Allen appointed TO defend
respondent.
The People VS.. Samuel Kew, receiv-
ing stolen goods; Charles A. Watt ap-
pointed To defend respondent.
The People Va. Frank klump, saloon
open on Sunday; respondent waived ap
peal 10 the Supreme court. and refused
10 tile bond on appeal; sentenced TO pay
L fine OF SI5 and costs OF SlT.TO; paid
and respondent and bail discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Circuit Court-Part II.

HON. ALLEN c. ApsiT, JUDGE.
Bernard j. Defines vs.. Michael
Smith, summary proceedings; amended
judgment for plaintiff for possession OF
property and costs.
James l.. Lee and Lewis Spaulding Va.
William W. Thomas, repleyln; JudS-
ment for S52 and costs.
Call, 10, u, 10, 80, 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
p,l,., piles, Itching Piles

SYxrToxs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse 10y
scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form. which often bleed and
ulcerate. becoming very sore. swAYNg's
OrxTMEST stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists. or
by mail. tor 30 cents. DIR. Swayne &
Son, PHILADELPHIA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

The r. +. c. Medicine Co.. of Roch-
ester, y. Y, have authorized every
druggist on the east side TO sell the +.
l.. c. Kidney Remedy on Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday. Feb. IA, I6 and
II. the dollar size for 80 cents only
only one bottle TO one person. Remem-
Der, for those three days only can you
huy bottle for less than the regular
price. This is a new method of adver-
Using the remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Entitled to the Rest

All are entitled 10 the best that their
money will buy, 50 every family should
have. at once, n hottie of the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in soc and SLIGO bottle 10y ali lead
ing druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
To 81 BssgibEEs

Any subscriber "a ruf TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ho faiis 60 receive the paper
regularly, or wso may have fSss~n :"
complain az late delivery. viii eoi'fsr a
.peelat fsssr by Informing this once "a
ths faet al once. ssad pe.tai card or call
tp tel phSas 5Si.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
THE COURTS.
United state. Court

ION. hEsRY y. sEvERESs, JUDGE.
Mary 0bermllier vs.. James K. Wyle,
order denying motion Tor preliminary
lnfunetlap
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Ctreait Court-Part 1.

HON. w. z. GROVE, JUDGE.
Elizabeth FltzpatricS rs. James Fitz-
Patrick, chancery; hearings on plead
lDgs anu proofs.
Calls. "a D. d.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer In the manufacture of Hour.
its products are III great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

IT looks "a Il Democracy would split
on free coinage. NJ. I. Harfsr. one Of
TIE most rampant Democrats Of Ohio
aud ohio beats the record for such
has this 20 say. The outlook for =
satisfactory business year Wa never
uauea better At this season than gov.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

For 30 days only. one dozen fne cab
net photos and one large crsyon por-
trait OF yourself for s4.g.
NYEEs. * Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
clo.ss All /, Of At Kidder 4 Co.'S
Isly what. Fsoar

Dr.. Palm, dentist. extracts teeth With
rat pain. weBderiy block. . Monroe-s
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

sna tas cas- aars spot = tes HseesaS
VI Tres esia8x= 81 tas ssseI 1n.aes ID
- - q as 40 legal tsa1eF foz ie8
eeEts a. tAs e1PsRss 81 a. O. r
classes. Aao yet TIE Mex uAey & Z
-tA~s eTst~ails DsmosEaLe assa1..@.s
Ia ST. or0a1Dg essE "a.
RzED : plaexy 49, keed 5 right.
He s wiling - slsn4 u as Fsecsa As
Speaker . The sappssss.ou Of Ellb0stsr-
ing sad ebstE0es o. IL has ~FTgsa a
stroag % per tA4t appeared IA t8s l2ss
ss0s og tAs SeTtn Americas Res. ..
Ia th4t article nr says. s'Dvtste sbleh
ne4ndegs o. thseogh the areary hss4Es
With oftrspestsd pl4ttades. tail Of
Use saws SsIFi0Gl even the flavor u \
RlodSrn Instance, solemn EepsLsllaas Of
stale Arguments nlsae villa osllsh
soiemnlty 10 empty beaches. aud all
With No purpose except "a ob>tract
lex station and nlndsr the patslle oasi-
ness, Is about as grateful 10 tie seal As
. s.moom la the desert" No saae or
sensible man vii quarrel wita hlm on
That proposition, excepl Tor political
! purposes. But when political point .
10 be scored, it must come and even
the Lords Prayer eouldnl stand u tie
way.
-
1HE Toledo Blade remarks that "the
New York sun Is running NAMES tegin-
ming with 'G' as Presidential possib.l-
ties" That hits Blame right IN the
middle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Lily White.

Combination dress patterns, off a
Kidder d Co.'s. to close.