Telegram-herald., 1891-11-07

papa OF bouncing BABY xiri.
The "Oid Times club will give the
second party Of tho series on Noveln-
Der 10th.
y. Is, Walsin will address the Y. NJ. G.
\. ~ the AAsoclstsoa parlors Sunday
atternoon.
A pedro party will BE- gwen this even
ing BY the Leckleder Council, Order Of
Chosen Frisnds.
Custer Post, q. A. r., VIII give a
camp fire next Wednesday evening.
at whrh all tho posts N the city are
invited.
The Fox battery has been presented
with . beautiful American Tag by Col.
=. Crofton Fox, for whom the company
10 named.
Prohibition club meeting ~ club
rooms, McMulien block, this evening.
A program OF especial interest has been
arranged.
The Consolidated railway company
Will cell nifty head Of horses al public
auction At 10 =. "a. today at the Cherry
81 car barns.
Last sale OF street car horses today 1t
the Cherry-st. Car barns.
Judge Grove, in the circuit court.
yesterday rendered Judgment OF
$l3I.55 against Emil Eeoentiscn IN
favor OF Edwin j. GIlues.
The board OF health Las nominated
John 4. FincgAn Of the Tenth ward
for milk inspector. The nomination
will 20 acted upon AZ the next session
OF the common council.
Fifty good horses will be sold 1T pub
lie auction tins morning At ~ O'Clock At
The Cherry-st. car barns.
Grsttan has loaf 81 democratic votes
since last fail, IL the figures OF the re-
cent election, Lawrence lis votes and
Beiknap l0l. mean anything.
Adeligh.ful social ana tea was given
By the ladies OF the Plainfield-ave. NJ.
Z. church at Tho residence Of Mrs. Par
melee on Madlson-st. last evening.
Charles Barton, the barber of sos
South Division has sold his interest IN
his shop 70 his partner, Geo. Williams.
Barton has gone to Battle Greek where
he will work IN snop.
Today will be your last chance to
secure good driver or work horse ut
tie auction sale OF the Consolidated
railway company's horses. sale CON-
smences ~ ~ =. III. ~ the Cherry-st.
barns.
The board of police and FIRE commas
sioners Did not hold their regular
weekly meeting yesterday because
some OF the members were unable to
attend. II will be held Monday in-
Siead.
An opportunity 10 hear the Rev. Car.
oline Bartlett OF Kalamazoo will be-
gwen 81 Temple Emanuel next Sun
No Uh .r Mill RfHr d,rc
the Unity service N place OF Mas
Upper.
Deputy City Clerk Wurzburg has
compared the number of votes cast At
the last election with the legitimate
Just ~ cents each.
The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas Wood
hams Will take place from ms daugn-
tsr's residence (Mrs. Joseph Hes.d's),
No. go Madison-Ave-, this morning AZ
ii O'Clock, DR.. Far officiating.
McGnl u McG.ll have begun fore
closure proceedings by advertisement
on certain property on Scr.bner 4
Turner's addition The mortgage
was given N 1878 and now amounts
TO Sf,f6i.
The Young Peoples Guild, OF the
Second BAPTIST Church. postponed
their meeting last night for ore week.
Tas meeting wa be held at the resi-
deuce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ramsn,
No. 40 straight-st.
The Soldiers Home Board met yes
teIday morning and investigated the
baking department. At the Home.
WHAT they discovered will b3 embodied
in . report to be presented later. The
pay roll also received their attention
Dus no changes were announced. An
adjournment WAS taken until Decem-
Der ..
Harm Hamstra, an employe OF Van
der yeen & wftman. was unloading
a stove in front OF the company's store
yesterday when Il Tell OF the wagon
catching his right hand The hand
was severely bruised and cut. neces-
stating several stitches to close the
wound.
The fuurrai Of Anthony Boden VIII
be held this morning at o'clock from
st. Andrcw's Cathedral. Mr.. Boden
was a highly esteemed Cathol,c and
was the father OF Mrs. DR.. John Brady,
Mrs. James Crahen and Joseph Boden.
Of this city, He lived TO the advanced
age OF - pears
Little Maud Pearl. Of No. 452
rourth-st.. was happily surprised
thursday evwrnx NJ her residence by
thirty of her ~hooimates. who
brought numerous pretty presents TO
r~ml~i her ~ her birthday. The
guests were ensoysbly entertained
with games. muSc and a delicate
collation..
The Office of The Schmidt Bros mar
bic and granite worgs e. No. "a w.
Fuitou-st-, vas burglsrized Thursda y
evening. The window IN the rear of
the Office vss broker in and the keY
which was IN the lock on the inside was
Turned. The tlll was tapped and re.
leved of SIS in small change, No clev
20 The thieves.
VIM. Page, the druggist OF plsinfeid-
ave. VS. painfully injured THURSDAY
sfsrruoon. A horse Belonging to Col.
R;shop becoming frightened ran upon
the wslh in front of Heuseman, DON
nallv a Jones clothing store and stamped
upor Mr.. Pages right lsx. Fer q tinas
A. vas supposed 70 be broken but s
only q severe hruise.
I'll. Evrrsrs - segssew Who saperin-
tended the overhead construction for
s1~ s'~rt-se raiway N this csty. vas
r~~~rs1v Killed N Toronto. Canada.
hv hesrr thrown under an electrs
car Usz head wss completely severed
from nss body ne Wa m ne esi-