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Young Field Processes to Fear Being Poisoned.
Edward N. Field is causing the warden Of
Ludlow street Jail OF New York good deal Of
worry. Since his confinement at the prison
he has partaken Of but little food He says
that he fears some one may put poison, in his
food. Four physicians, among thsm cAGple
Of insanity experts, visited him yes4erdqy. II
was SAID thAt they have boon requested - ne
pQ& fau1N y examine him in og<1og taoooor-
ihidS whellef or NOT he y ixsanA IL eeogs,
upon leaving the PRISON, we're intogjZSk nj
ase.hsd 70 state he object or rsssl e III
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Dunbar Barton, unionist, has been elected
to tho British parliament in the middle
division Of Armagh. He was unopposed, a.
the constituency is a strong tory one, and the
Irish party did not care to waste material for
the short time yet remaining of the present
parliament In the last election Sir ]. Porter
Cory, conservative, received AGO votes to
2,522 for Robert r Gardner, nationalist
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A Mysteriou. Poisoning Cas-. I'm Irel.,

A Mysterious Poisoning Case In ireland.
dispatch from Bantry, forty-four miles
southwest Of Cork, states that q man
named John Leany. his wife and his
grandson were found dead in q lodging house
at that place. An investigation showed that
they had died from effects Of poison. Much
mystery Attaches to the case and opinion il
about equally divided - to whether it il case
Of suicide or murder.
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D1nla,-a hY Fire

The Glendale wooden mil at Providence has
been burned. Loss, $4,000.
The factory of the new Monitor works at
Aurora. ILL.,, has been totally destroyed by fire.
which is thought to have been of incendiary
origin. The loss is $50 900
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The Scarles VIII Case.

The counsel for the contestants in the Searles
will case were i'll Salem Wednesday and took
copies of the papers in the case. 1t is under
stood that an argument is to be made before
the supreme court in Boston.
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Z. b. Cole Of Nyack, N. T., who has
been missing since Saturday, returned to his
home yesterday. He was exhausted and hardly
able TO speak. He cannot Jet account for his
-NandsrineA
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRr AND ONO RAILROAD.


schedule In enest nsceuh~r rs 1901
Leave Washington from station corner os Nsv Ssuv
s.snae ana rtr--t.
For Chicago and North west Ne-tilIuei Ixuitsd r.
fos rsne,nn. $, Louis :. .Sa i asis v
bu.-i lAnited :. 30 exIr~~s IL 90 D m daily
fcr iistsears and Cleveland. sApr-s daliy IL SoA
For ler;nston and st.un,on. no sesn.
For Winchester and way stsfions vs. Npm
For Iursy. fAn. ~ * pm.
Tor Roanoke. Knoxville. Ch.ftsnoo~a ana Nsruunn
fa IT. N .S ea,.s r .s' s.s CO, ,s,sarS
q o.. <s-Hnnutesl .sos 40. NJ 40 40 90 shin
ute. M. xl2-oQ y. no. A.. -, y. 90 s3lh ~
x "A tSi' S,n - sin =, " 10 n ~ ~
sundsys s4 as, Is 90. 4S-mlnuirsl IA o. 4 ~ y -
GOO, - mnuIes) 4. IA. Nl2oo. / ~. AZ ~ Il ~
-. Ash. G5.o. $S-minut-sl. rs. 10. x6 %. q ii
fSS ianSPoiis Z 50 and so a m. m 10 and q o
p. sundays, .. 20 a. m. q 81 q m, :
For fredet!ck. fll-o an. lila sS-3Q tA0
For asser-,o~n. no 20 . m and IS aop.m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE foR MN lokA AND PHIL
ADklPHiA
For Philadelphia. New Nork. boe,on. and thu cost
asiy s-N. SOC 60 90. Dtnsng Carr an, Zoo
kurst l.rior ali day trsins
Tor Boston. - 40 y. ma. with Pntlman Buffet Sleep
lns AT running through 90 Boston without chanss
I.,s sn1dEe. landing rsss-nssrs an b. md
Fer Atlsntlc cav .oS. 10 90 and ~ 90 noon Sun
ga. s.hp = m. and Il noon.
f9r time OF suburban trans time tables. - -
tkaoept sunday. Daily tsunday only.
Atkfress trains.
nesh Sse cAled or aud checked from hotels and
dsnces ~ mon lT.nsier Co orders eft 81 tick0l
ofnoes Siaand 1851 Pa ave-. and at depot
Gen, N.nss-r. raIa 0hA Gen n s ss.i N
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Nh. WrLsoS.

OF the shoe nrm of WILSON CARR, eco n Nv.
srows more enthusiastic than when speaking Of
the wearing qualities Of their famous %. 80 Hand
sewed Shoe and the public sssms 10 have caught his
enthusiasm. for the selling record Of this pastclar
Shoe has probably never been equaled In Washiusson
1t IL shaped on last that makes remarkably neat IN
its appearancc and one would guess that could
be sold ~ such low figure. This Shoe IL made in
wide. medium and narrew toe for ladies. gentleman
and children The ladies have choice Of duh or iszs
ansh. and the soft pable leather lends the
thst they viii be extremely comfortable for waking
The Shoe for gentlemen IL veil made and Just the shoe
for incement weather. Get pair next week; You viii
Be- surpsiesd ct Their wearing qualities. d14-&
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TEE NORTH WEST AND sor rHwEsf
SILL nnsk khi IsAo h,cN sIftfSIp sGi5SSts
rRArNt s IA fssyf + q n > agy,SSs, ~
CoRNER sra AND b sfs. as aoiI.oMs ~"
for t;,soais and the Mes., f.npsylvania Limited
daily: rss, Lane. 80 am daily % Chissss.
60 nIens and - L9nis, With reT.or Gar HsrriS
burg % InalsnaI.olis piii.la rs % Columbus, AZ
press * nm. aaisy T.r.t s ~, w n.nns,i -.
haTr.sourg, aud sleeping Cars Harrisburs TO "a
% -. Louis Columbian EIIT--- At 4 Is p m.
as,S with Buff ra5,S, CO Ms.hnsten q Har.
to Sh,caSo Mesiern Ernress at :; 80 .. dsily.
Louis. oonnectins daily Harri ~burs vish through
nn,sri,srs sc. LOT .oasyll. and Aemrhs Pullman
iac;nc LIpress, 10 p. m. daily TOT Piii-sars ana
the West. with through sleeper 20 Pisi.burs sld
For Kane. Canandaigua. Rochester and Ni.sur. Fsls
For Erie. Canandalsus and Rochester daily; for Buf
iAio and Niasara d.il,: srceIt Saturday. 1000
For Ml5H ANS hochss.er ana N..sar. Pals. 20
For williamsport, Remove and Emira. 10. 90 y.
FOR pHIIADELPHlA. NEW YORK AND THE EAST.
~ = 81 ~ ~, svS 20 1 90 IN ~ is 30 =.
@ anu. 'Ps Il s q. L. on sSnd iSoo .sa
Carr s sn 5med Lnpre;s Of isll'1sn r.rlof
For New loEk only. Limited ErPr..-. v,a Dia,.r
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast Express. 8. 40 .. IN week dAyA and q q p.R.
Acooin:aolsslOn 500 a. m. daily.
Express. ,. OF .. m. daily.
for sossea, withou, chsnse. 3 l5 p. m. ever day.
foi Brooklyn. y. ". all through trains connert q
Jersey City with oCate OF Brooklyn ANNEX. Afford
ing direct transfer 20 FULTON avoiding doubt.
. ie--lase across New iork City.
for ~ auto City. llOO m. week dayA IL. 3b .. m
For BALTIMORE. 5.oo 6 %. 40, 6 10. 400. q. 40.
1000. 10 %. ll.OO and II. a q m - 10 . OF
80. :. -, > ., ,. a.. 4. o. q % 4 80 al q Id
~. loN. IL. - AID II. - o. On sunday.
5.O, aDp. Au3. 100. IL. "a q. m, II. IS, l.Ul
2Ol 2Sl L., 3D., , ~. 4. %. 4 20. 3 ~. D Il.
80. To- " ana ll..S D.
for fopes Cneek Lane. 10 . m and O. 80 p m.
For Annapolis. 30. 800 and IL 50 O M. and 4 20
p "a. daily, except sunday. sundays, .. 90 .. NJ.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
For Alexandria, 40. q -. .4o. 40. sS5. 10 IS
q M. l2Ol aeon. 100. 2.ll. an, 4 .. 5.Os.
5os. Il: -, So, AZ. % and li.:5e y. m On sun
Gay AZ So. 80. - ~. lOso an. LOO. 2.AA
Accommodation Tor Quantico, T. IS .. IN. daily
for i.ictinoni AMI the south. 4. 20 and 10 81 q m
- daily. Do. o. week days
Irai1s ieaSs Alexandria Tor MGshSngton O5. S.O5.
AU. - ~. 10 -. liz. ll.-S sn. eU IA
5OO. s a., oo5. =, -. u l3. 10. g. IS. l0.52 anl
liza AIN 2.OS. 90. ". :. 40 y. IS ana 10 -
1lcksis and Information at the ofsce northeast COZ
ner 81 i5l street and iennsy al the
statcn. where orders be left the csSkftas OF
1tetase 10 deeiI-tiol froll hotels Ind residence
SHAs. 4. lJOh. j ~ NtDtID
,oeherAa MAiiaz~r General Passenger Agent
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SPECIALTIES.

ELt CTRICITY. GALvANIsM AND STATIC
T. (throuxh thu clothinx) utilized in all nsrvous
TROUBLES, removal OF tunorx, supsrnuous hairs ben-
air. vapor and eiectrocablne bath functional De-
rangenents cussnsons as:asss. csiarTh, e Once
II. d. d06 l2sh q. nv fsisphone 275. no.,S- lms
WITH ELECTRICITY CURE RHEUMATIsN.
w nsunal1a eciatica, nervous troubles, ors,anc or
flnctioeal vssk1sss dysgsPs,s: kidney di..sse par
l2lD u nv. oc:s4-sms
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II T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH 81 NW,-CAR-
PCT Lining. Asbestos Goods. Miner n CT and CAV
land 3ply kooanss Lime. Cement snd Charcoal
NJ J. =. WALKER 6ONe1
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ADVERTISING.

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Mailed. rostage paid. on recept price. Contains
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. LEON.
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The weii-known ladies physician. can be
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
A LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
"A GLAsHOw TO pHILAD ELPhIA,
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most direct route
from Scotland and North and Middle O ireland
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
intermediate, s3O. st.erase Ia
LII N-sTATE LINE,
NkW YORK AND GLASGOW via Londonderry.
Livery fortnight.
18th Dec. State u Nevada. loan.
Nh Jan. State OF California go. Jam
18th Jan...... State Of Nebraska -. sam.
Cabin assase $40; ond class, ,teerage $40
6ALIiMohE AND LliERrUoL SERVICE
VIA Haliiax and st. Johns. y. r.
Steamers sail from Baltimore iortnixhty.
Apply to u. ". MOss. .s.l Pa. ave, OF
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- HOkT ACUTE To LONDON
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fast Xxi ress Steamers,
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Ems, Neu.. Dec. -. noon Hayel. Tues. Dec. %.
p m Irave. Tues. Jan 3. 10 ~ Ems. Tues. Jan.
*. p IN Saae, ues-. Jan. 40. al Lbc, Sat.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER or DhKD. Fok EyKkY sTATn
" odd 1su1soey. Notery sd q co1nln.lsas.
yNo. BAL Ma y = A
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
1.2-S 18th ST. IA. ".
branches in most vi the principal cities.
Send loo circulars. no11
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

II MikT z DAVIS PIANOS. The UPRIGHT
bridal nd Christmas presents. At Agency. sil eh 81
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fancy pipes Of all descriptions and cigars of all
grades.
BARBER Ross have been ready these last
few weeks with an immense assortment of
everything In the hardware line suitable for
IhTlstmSs presents There are carving cases
OF ali descriptions. scissor cases. pocket knives,
skates, razors, In fact everything YOU can i'm
agine IN the hardware line. The store il at the
corner Of 18th and q northwest
There is nothing that will please an indus
trious woman more than a sewing machine.
One OF the best makes known is the lieht-run-
nlns New Home, for sale by OPPESHxIMyE, 5l4
Sth street Should you already have a sewing
machine that is old and out of order he will
take n IN exchange and the balance can be paid
On easy monthly installments.
IE CANADIAN Fun COMPANY Of 1877 + stree,
have lately laid in large and elegant assort-
men. o. turs, which are offered until the LIST OF
January at 80 per cent less than manufacturers
cost ms company Is ably equipped with q
large force of skilled wo-kmen and offer spe-
cial facilities for repairing and altering fu,
garments.
As you wander along the street and wonder
What 70 buy Cor your sweetheart pause in from,
Of S2s It'll street and 706 street northwest and
give CARHAsr q LKrDY q chance to solve the
difficult problem for you The stock of this
wellknown house comprises everything to
make the heart happy. Not only this, but
everything has been reduced, and. as an in
stance, seal Modjesks wrap which heretofore
cost ESQ is offered at sl0L The other prices or
REFER jackets, ansonia closks, bisque anc
CHINA ornaments, handkerchief, DC, have
also been greatly reduced. Give them o call
Ladies, If you have always longed for a sew
ing machine there is . great chance at STAN,
flsKEs to crafty your want The frm AR
located ct All 9Th street northwest and have OF
hand . number Of second hand machines Of 81
n.xes 1t astonishingly low pricss Give them
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

Butler has no superior OF the frail craft.
and no cancels. has devoted any more
time in the pcrfecting Of canoe. sails.
rigging or fittings. He was one of the
FIRST canoe;sts of this country TO force
upon the canoe an enormous amount of
canvas In fact, he so overloaded his
canoes with sail that il became evident
that something would have to bc done
60 uphold his rig in any kind Of blow.
To obviate this difficulty he invented
what is known as the sliding seat,
which is a board varying in length from
thirty to forty-eight inches. screwed
down to the deck across the cockpit,
and sliding across the canoe from side
TO side, enabling the sailor to sit on the
aset far over the windward side. and
thus, by putting the weight Of the skip
per so far over to windward, make il
possible for hirl to carry enormous sails
The advantage of this seat lies in the
fact that 1t practically increases the
beam of tho boat without increasing
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

lsss political opponents, both died poor
Hubsrs o. Thompson. the ''eid nAn Ia
ths fort" n New York. died poor.
John Kelly made neasy in real estate.
has not IA politics. Richard Croker, his
successor, II . poor man today. The
late United States .Nsrsha Laks. Of
Brooklyn. iefs the munineent sam sf
&, 600.
OF courss there are rich politicians. bus
they make their money In some other
way outside, and oftsa 90 usually spend
far more than their salaries upon official
expenses alone, a. Whitslaw Reid Is re-
putsd TO have paid his entire salary as
Miaisssr W Francs for the rental Of his
kouaa alone
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
n. D. MuEPHY's CANOE.

Eastern division meet. The canoe was
built by w. c. Harris. of Rochester. on
the owners lines, and differs very de-
cidedly from the Bee in general make
up. She Is 10 feet long, with 80 inches
beam. ~ inches deep 1T bow. IL inches
at stern and 10 inches aTnidships. The
canoe has long, easy lines, trifle hol-
low forward and bordering on TO the
full aft amidships. The canoe has con-
siderable decd rise md rocker with an
easy 6ilge- She is built entirely 81
white pine, well put together and fin
ished.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
MIDsHIP SECTIONS.


BUTLER's DEE. MURPHY's CANON
the displacement Butler WIS also tho
originator of the Fly" sail. now so pop
ular us an all-around canoe sail. He
devised and executed the first dandy
traveller, and has also invented many
novel elects and minor fittings.
Butler has now built boat on an en-
tireiy original basis. The canoe, in
stead of rounding of gracefully at the
water line with an easy bilge, turns
abruptly with sharp edge, making a
boat somewhat like the ordinary skim
ming dish" in general design. He has
worked on a different principle in the
building Of this racer from that usually
employed by himself and others, and
has used the idea that the water should
pass under the boat instead OF around
II, and following the lines about tho
water line. The canoe is certainly u
queer-looking craft, and especially so
when turned bottom side up, but it hos
done some excellent work this season,
capturing one of the sailing races at the
joint regatta of the Manhattan Athletic
CluO oA&Q ~uoKuiC dui u Aclu CiuO, 0lSO
making a very good showing at the
Eastern Division meet.
Buffers Bee was built by Stevens of
LAWYER and is o splendid piece Of work
from bow to stern. The planking is of
wide strips of Spanish cedar. only three
TO side, while two wide pieces of tho
same material make up the deck. The
canoe has graceful cutaway bow. with
plumb stcrn-post and very little rocker
aft. She Is lG feet long. so inches wide.
with narrow cockpit about feet in
length. This is fenced in with painted
canvas and braced by white cedar
boards at the point near where tho
skipper sits. His idea in fencing in the
cockpit is to prevent the canoe taking
in large amount of water when upset.
and by this method canoe can upset
and take in so little water that the boat
is not handicapped during the remain
der of the race.
The Bee carried the ny pattern sail of
large area, hollow masts. large brass
centerboard and steel drop rudder of
large dimensions.
II. ID. Murphy, Of the Shu-Shu-Gah
canoe club, Winchester. Mass, has
new canoe which has done some good
racing this season, having sailed q num-
Der OF close races with the Bee at tho
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
re Naval Hiiisls

The svoi utious Of tbs naval militia are
exciting much attention along the At
isntic coast Il cannot be said that the
amateur blue isckets ere 40 Jet very
formidable. but after seeing them A.
work I'm inclined to think no possibls
measure could so secure public interest,"
In the navy.
Wherever the White Fleet has gone the
newspapers have devoted many columns
10 10, aud that 10 the sures. sign OF keen
p.bIIc sppr-cistios. Owy LAxepon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Tressurer's once.

Grand RAPIDS. Mich july - lssi.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the opening and extension o. Brad
burn street ass feet south 81 tire south line of
Thomas street 10 Fifth avenue In tire
city Of Grand Rapids. is now in my hands. and
that i will receive payment thereon Tor the
period Of twenty days from this date. at the
Office OF the Treasurer, City Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
arig Ia Civ Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects OF Syrup Of Figs. when
IN need of . laxative and If the father
or mother he costive or Billions the most
gratifying results follow It's use 50 that
II ls the test family remedy known and
every family should have . bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

Yasi Buffers Little .Bes's saa n. ID
horPhy's Eceentrie Boat
Canoeing has its favori,e and promi-
nent racing and cruising uen. says the
New York Sun, and il is safe 70 say that
no cAnoeiss stands higher in popular IA
voFitism than Paul Butler, Of the Yes
Per boat club Of Lowell AS sailor
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

Kaiser Wilhelm Of Germany ought
really to divide mp his titles among the
poor Germans who have none.
Certainly the Emperor has enough and
TO spare. He II. according to some In
vsssigating Briton, I Emperor, King.
Q Grand Dukes, ~ Dukes. 10 Counts, Ia
Seixneurs and 8 Asrgravsa
And another British observer says he
IL the most arrogant and unreasonable
man who ever visited the tight litt:s
island.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


tDai.y. All others daily except sunday.
Taking effect sunday. Ju.y rs. lass.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses TO and from Detroit. Parier cars run
on Day Express and urand Rapids hxpress TO
and from Detroit. Direct connections made
AT Detroit with all tnrou2b trains cast over
the Michigan Central railroad Canada south
ern Diyisianl.
FRtp NJ BRreGs, Gent Ae't. oS Monross
O. w. EuGGLEs, q. +. and /. Agt. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

CITY Treasurer's once
Grand Rarids. N ich july n. ISsi
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the paving with sheet asphslt Canal
street from Lyon street 20 last lr DE street.
iu the clty of Grand Rapids is now I'm my
hands. and that will receive payment there
on for the period of twenty DAYS from this
date at the once OF the City treasurer, City
WILLIAM HAKE.
auc II City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10

When Black Jack Burdock appeared
on the diamond . few days ago. in con-
sequence OF the accident on the Brook iyu
grounds, one OF the papers grsvely said
that Burdock was one OF the oldest per-
sons in the world
Is vas . significant remark, for really
Burdock Is not 80 very old. He IL per
haps half as old a. DeIesseps when he
dug through SueA But, the fact IL. the
BASEBALL profession demands young men.
When . man has played ten seasons he
may Be only 90 or 30 years old, bus
everybody thinks OF him ss . veteran.
IL 10 typical OF the game that perhaps
the most closely misunderstanding she
most hard worked-plsyer In the League
this year has been Rusie. the strong
young Hoosier vho h not ret old enough
20 vote Sir Timothy Kesfe, the pet Of
two or three pears back. rssires broken
hearted from the Giants. yet Tim . still
. youax man. Lovstt. OF the Brookiyns,
" youas man Who has done the MOST
wonderful feat OF the yssr--shutting Sht
the Giants without . his. Not so Young
o. Rusie. ne clsvsrly saved his arm By .
yesr Of r.ss
Ma lsse lssesr - shs bases and n
the n.id, or even behind tbs bat Pro-
fsssiosal baseball L. net at auY poin. IN
slyrum for . man beyond -, howe Yer.
As for the pitchers, they will probably
saccs>d sseh csh>s 80 the rising star
fellows The setting. This rear, - last.
Russs 10 the fsysrits Of fate Who next
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
TREAsUREK's NOTICE.

CRY IREAsuRxks OfFiCE.
GRAND RArIps. Mich. Ju.y ~. 1891.
rotice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for opening aud extension OF Paris ave
pue from rs feet south of south line II Thom-
~ street To Fifth avenue. in the city al Grand
Rapids. is now IN my hands. and that l viii
receive payment thereon for the period of
tweaty DAYS from this date, at the Office OF
the City Treasurer. City Iall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
arg Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
Heavily efaeA.

ST. Iorrs. Avg. s-Csttie men IN
the Indian territory, on .he Cheyenns
and Arapahoe mountains. have been
fined one dollar per head for all cattle
now within the Inca The tresspassins
cattle nun bsr between sos.ooo and
500. 600 head
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
TREAsUKER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

Grand Rapids. Mich. July Il. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that tue assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer In Fountain
ST. for a distance OF rs feet east of Grand-aNe..
in the city OF Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands.
and that 1 viii receive payment thereon Tor
the period of twenty days from this date. at
the Office of the City Treasurer. City Hall
WILLIAM HAZE.
~, IN fYfu Treasurer