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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Sealed Proposals.

eFfICk Eas - - PeE1fc HoaKsl
SaASR karils- Qle4-. J.a< = ISIS
Scsle1 srukosAls sslg bs fre~4ses ~ fbe VI.
ice u Ebs osasa aafll Saturday Jl5le g. issl
81 - b IN. fcf tas sTectssa Of . o 3sies ae4d-
quarters sEa bare. scrords ~ g. the ba-ss 49,
SPECIFICATIONS ss Gle 81 tls oiiles VI the bs4gd.
he board RESERVES the Fssat IL reJsct Aay ~
a. Ids
EaeA bidder sksi deposit With bis proeesal
The SAN " $40 % cert tard gas ca isT : AZ
amount Passoss e. Toe sFaef ~ s1es \ Dssls.
Ffessasst, 10 Dc fsFis3ten % tie eiss
oi s'Tsa0 Rapids IA ess1 De shall tail 10 eater
late cosT~st. 10 acoera saee witt his aIspesal
>hoG3i his s~ia sfs9ssai - accepted b. the
Board Of Pubic VI sfss
Al Proposals must be made upon blsaks that
Will b Furnished aFoa application Al Ihe Of
Zee OF fas basfd AID als.Sg - ia st.icl seeorc-
aure ttefsAitf.
ID order Of The board.
JAMES \. DAVIS. Preslieat
Attest
fkED A. rwAsLEr. Ci~rs jaae q
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
Proposals Wanted.

Plans and specifications for an asylum build
Ing for the accommodation of seventy five (15l
patients can he examined ut the ONCE Of y. r.
Long. medical superintendent OF the MIchl-
gan Asylum for Insane Crimina's. Jonia.
Mich. on and after July 2. lssl. Duplicate
plans and specifications may be found at the
once OF j. F. Mills. architect, Hodges block.
Detroit, same date. -eaed proposals for
furnishing all materials and constructing
said building will be opened at the asylum
July l. 1T 2;a0 y. m. The right 10 reject any
and all bids Is reserved.
II. RicH.
JERosk CRorL.
ID. O. WATSON.
Board of Managers
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

sss srfvsr.. eusaisa. ssa . pair Of hunt
srs Ia tie pole for tie rrss time ID tesir
oses TIE horses AID eaFriAss 'Ass
osAss 80 sail 81 tas fair aad os on vita
NE money too . ssy tiae, for al TO
seria hxs yoaax seatiemsn ths weird
sssr Bat Fl not soon fsrsst that drive
ia tas dArk. That's how n was, cir, that
the nrst time ! ever went 10 C4oalasi
FAIR, aadss 20 IA<re At AL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
An Energetic Secretary.

1once went down New York bay IN
small steamboat, furnished for the
occasion with a blsring brass band and a
well frequented refreshment department
on the lower deck, to Sec . big man of
for Europe.
By and by the big man climbed aboard
of his steamer with some diflic ulty, for
he was quite fat big man. Just then
6eard a man behind me saying, "And
there isn't al American flag anywhere
TO be seen about her. It's shame"
Turning saw, with the man who had
spoken, an old friend, who at once intro
duced us. Ny new acquaintance proved
to be Mr.. A 3. Humphreys, whom every
body knows now a. the Secretary of the
League Of Republican Clubs, and Presi-
dent Clarkson's righthand man. Mr..
Humphreys is tall. vigorous, brown
bearded Westerner with pleasant, open
countensnce, and q heap of energy, which
he will need, every bit OF it, II he II to
work with James s. Clarkson.
Mr.. Humphreys is one Of those men, Of
whom there are few In each party, who
really believe that q party means some
thing besides an organization inten; on
driving the other fellows ont Of the clover
patch, and that's why expect to SEQ
him working with a will when no gets
back from what Ii BY no means . holiday
trip in Europe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
TREAsuRERS NOTICE.

CITY Treasurer's once
Grans Rapids. Mich gHas s ISL
Netie~ - hereby given that TIE assessment
roH Zoe she construction n sever ~ Pr
meat street. fram Walker aveaHe "a Nseais
street. IN the eifs - ssfsad Ksrfds u ne~ Ia
ms hsees sgd that | vii receive PsymeHf
fhereea feT fh@ Fsrfsd II t~eHfY fsys from
fAls tate az the sescs Fl the tfsy Treasurer,
cts naii WILLIAM uAkF
ian : CifF Tfrssaref
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

I did not particularly notice the driver
when I clam bered mp 10 the high seas Of
q Fifth avenue coach In New York the
other day, but did see that the horses
we're o couple Of sorry brutes Of whom
Col. Shepard should DO ashamed.
"Indeei. they are poor. WORKOUT bcssts"
said the driver, reading my thought
The nigh one has been . good horse In
his day. sir. but not like the pair I drove
to the Clonmel horse fair" and he ended
With q gurgiins ehuckle OF joyous recol-
lection "a musical az . birds
Then cav that the driver Vas . lately
landed Irishmsn, with one Of those clean.
kindly. good nstur.d conatensncss THAI
I alwsys fall In love With st first sigha
srvs never been 90 the Clonmel fair"
sa,d I. but I've seen the pig fair at Tip
persrY"
"Oh. bat I.s q nns fair. STR" aid the
driver: 'tAey have thirteen In one year.
and IN. town IL full Of horses livery time
Tn. way happened to see 10 the hrss
time vas like this, sir. One evening. "a
I~ss through wid me work. along COMES
.w, young g-ntlsmea s-drivingi the
~ils..s tam O. horses I'd ever seen They
w.r. AZ sA.ir wits end 90 hculd EN-
Can - drive. Psi'' said one
CT can. sir. said I.
And Gid that ap 20 The seat and TUX
En-. r-ins To ths Cleunel Fair, said
the Young gentlemen. Howly saints !
..ia I cod drive. hus them horses vas
nss 80 aiviia whss sighs CAMS on
%. yosas ss.sIsnsn said they eoaidas
ssop and on -. r.us ,ili 10 -ss pitch
DARK, and didn't know whsr- -ss This
side % heaven and 90 mere did sasv. ssa
ne hsr,>s r>ssu' aad- And sas ssss !
hns~ sesus ~ I wss n Hospitals ~sa
nor. s,n-s b-ossn shss 7 sss~ ssf hs-
ssr-. and shs csrriags stove - small n'ss
md the younx s-ntiemen sens ae"s
gain. Ard then the ascsnr tsla nss tss
saaag s~atl-sasn ksd raa s~ar trnn
sssns vita ali thesr eioss~s In tse ear
r.sss sss xsva ~ II moass hid sasss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

MORTGAGE SALE-Dsfanlt having been
Iu made iu the conditions of certain mort
gage executed ny Fiery W. Wilson and Sarah
county. State OF New York. to John Pratt. OF
the town OF Carlton, State OF New York.
dated. March 80. 1851. aud recorded in
county u Of Kent. in iiSer e Of morisaSe.. en-
pages SO. 5ii. on the 9th day of April. A. H.
ISL, on which mortgage there 5 claimed Ia be
due AT the date of this notice the sum of forty
1ye hundred and thirty dollars Of principal
aud interest; and no suit or proceedings at
law or in equity having been Instituted TO re-
cover the said debt or any part thereof now.
therefore. hy virtue of the power OF sale con
tanned in said mortgage and in pai suance Of
the statute IN such case made and provided
said mortgage will be force osed by ASIDE Of
the premises therein described for the purJ ose
of satisfying the sum claimed TO be due on
said mortgage and The interest thereon aud
the costs aud expenses allowed BY Law, ~ pub
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder. on Wsdnes
day the "a eay Of September, A. n. 1891. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon ~ that day at the
south froat door OF the Court block $50 calledi
In the city NJ Grand Rapids. Michigan that
being the place of holding IN circuit court for
the county in which said premises AT. situated }
The premises 10 be sold are described I'm said
mortgage "a follows. 70 wit; All that tract or
parcel Of land tuate m the town OF Eergsnnes
county of Kent and state Of " chgan. known
and described as follows. to-wit: Lots number
one. two, three ard four OF section number
twenty-siS On. toxn number seven %, north
Of range number nine ~ west, containing by
the nited Stsies survey In all one hundred
and uinety-tws and 100 acres of land but
BY survey Of w. L. COffeatu re July. 1854. con
tanning tao hundred and two and SSi03 acres
of and. more or less excepting and reservlng
the right Of John NJ. aud y, W. fo,, their
heirs ~ ecuisrs. al mi sfrators or assigns 20
rebuild. Waintala er repair their preseut mtH
dam new enc on tire same site and tha
emhankment on the east side Of Plat River on
ssid nremlses and ne .ighi Of way 90 get "a
reference being had % q ICED Of said land eve
cuted April 2. M. hy John Western aad Fiiz-
abetb Western, his site. 10 The said " iison "
NaFden and 10 the record thereof now re
maining IN the once Of the register of deeds
81 Kent county, In liher ~ Of deeds on page
sg-
JOHN FRATf.
CaRvrrs 4 HExrsrrk Mortcag~e
Atlorney for Mertsages. "a aug Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

e.SD A NJ. ruustbrougn to Detroit With par
Wv loT cars seats. - ceats.
1.00 Y. NJ. has through parior car 20 pstro,t.
l.oV seals - cents
6:25 =, N run. ,.renss e Detroit viii par
7:05 &C. 4. NJ has r'ri'r car 70 saginaw seats
For ucsets and Information Apply 81 Cnion
ticket Office ~ Norroe-si.. or Union sfstioE-
GRO. DsHAskN. Gen. psss'f Ag't
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

STATE OF NICHIGAN-The Great Court
Tor the tounly # keBt-in chaDcery
~ \ sesS40o 81 ssid court held ~ the court
hausst the ~iy ef Grant Rapids. n SAID
county. on The ID aay 81 Mas A. d. one
theusaad eight hundred and ninety one
Present, Hen. william p aroVe- tfrc1it
sefe~ kebceca Armstrong. complainant Va
NtHiera g. Armstrong d@fs aasnf.
this rs0se u appealing from a1assif 81
re that the defendant. WNlism q. srnsfrone.
= bot resident % this state. bot resides In the
CITY 81 hicaga. IN hs state AZ filtness
Nn mefipn - hnnhsm Rs7emA ceT pissn -
aaf sesieifors, 80 Is 0raerra fhst The sppear-
q srwssfeae - catered hsrsfa wgtkin faar
nnenths iron a ie ~ fhss orfef. ssa 10 ease Of
bis appearance - eaase rs sHswrf T. the p u
~ eon sinf - - fiFt and eeFy fhsTeef -
- serves 90 rass sta nants safisff@rs rffsia
treats say. after srrfiBg - mr. ears 81 sac
PIT ans raffre ~ ths order ana On d<s4Rf
SAT- sep rasiasaf sfffnfanf tas n IS faft -
rHsise . eetffs e spia ersrf - - ra'sfxa-S ln
FssiisFrs sns rifcafatirs te sis rHnnfy sra
saea sect So ~ Ssetsi - saar~.rser ~ th.s
sefsse ~ safs sNa fersasrf srtssf enf a lfasf
fserfs ssss setsfe ths ssaaa pr~.1sAsa sef bs
sFFssrsr~e
WILLIAM GROW
t4rssss tNss>
esassssasai Ses4eltes SECS e&
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
.kEHYoa MILITARY AcApfMY.

~Hs. ssS 50 res-+s.sfy -.s~~~sfsl s@arei rres
- f=.rssH --~fssfesirs frft rfisse - asssncss
~ fa~sfat r-rrfs4a- - ssssA ~ eFfs 100 pa
esss a. Ass-tss~> ssssss. tAweEst ateF.
a. l. ffhfa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23


Mrs. Edmund Russell, the apostle q
aesthetics, has . voice which would break
. lamp shade.
This remark Is not meant to Be i'm
polite. and 1t ought TO be true, for the
lady herself IL authority for the state
mens.
1T was In Boston," she said II was
talking With . famous voice teacher
about tones and vibrssions. and we both
sounded q certain note In unison. We
must have hit the exact unit Of vibration
Of On eight inch shade. for near where We
were standing the crystal globe about o
sss let auivered and snapped We looked
AZ IL and = crack ran quite around 1t. The
sound had broken it,"
This Is rather an unusual incident. GER
tainly. but the principle IL familiar
.nough. A dog trottfng across . foot
bridge can break II down u he happens
10 hi. the unit of vibration, which Of
course differs with the length Of the
bridge. It's q COOL military ruls TO break
step when . company walks across .
bridge unless it's unusually strong Bat
. WON ans voice Own IASeooy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

know a woman who was very much
astonished recently at receiving q Motif
cation from . savings bank to the effect
that there was upon its books the neat
little sum OF q, 800 to her credit, which
was likely to DO outlawed II she didn't
step up and claim IL pretty soon. She
was utterly asfoundsd and hadn't the
rsmotest recollection of putting any
money In the bank. but the books showed
that she must have deposited $500 and
forgotten all about II. The rest was In
terest which had accumulated for twenty
years.
Very unusual, you think Not . bit
Of IT, A savings bank man told me.
when was speaking to him about tho
case. that a large part Of the banks
profits came from deposits abandoned or
forgotten by the dspositors. though it is
not usual for 50 large sum as $500 To
be forgotten. Such . bank AZ the Dry
Dock, In tho Bowery. New York, which Is
largely pasronized by sailors. OF course
profits most by this carelessnsss. - the
deposltors often drift to other ports and
forget all about their savings In New
York before they get back, II they ever
do
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
CHICAGO VIA c. R. 4 |.

I've Grand kApids 10 80 sm .@pm mvpm
Arr Cllcsso--,.--.. : q Q m o. pa eSB a ~
20 40 N train has thfsgsh Wagner psf .sT
car aud 10 'op " trsss assIs. tbrs0se Hasssr
siceninx ear.
I've Chiesxo. 70 an sinpm Nl0 o m
Arr sr'GR -... si5pm ts3 IN sAo o.
SIC pm train through Na.asf psrtor car.
10 10 . ~ train. asi.y. through Asgnes sleep.
Ing
Through tickets aud full Information can be
hAa by ca hns upsn A. A.nauisl. lcset sssas
agent. o. ManTo~-st.. GRAD Rapids Mich
L. l. Loc8vseB. Gen. psssA Assot
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

The lsse shore via fsfeyeiane II eounectisn
with the Bris ana y sBa l. y ~ ~ ferns The
quickest sno most direct route = ttfssJurE.
a Ssrvs
G. kr. A. C1sselsad- o
eHarooct. Ticket 1Tcnt. Bspst
Is. CksFsslL- Cts Att q hobfos-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23


There's one point Of resemblance b.
tween Nine. Patti and the other singer
less sweet but nearly ~ prosperous.
Francis Wilson, the Merry Monarch,
which really ought to be pointed out.
PATHS castle at Craig-y-Nos, Wales, has
an opera house attached to 1t, and In the
third story Of Wilson's new country cot
tage, which Ia now being built at Pei
ham, there Is . complete theater for pri-
vate performances. II will seat hun
dred admiring auditors, and the mimic
stage Is about twenty five feet wide and
twelve feet deep. The walls are sx-
quisitely paneled in hard woods. the seat
ing arrangements are luxurious and the
stage has curtains, flies and scenery COM
plete for giving comic opera reasonably
well
BY the way, comic opera must Be- .
pretty good business IL Il enables . man
whom nobody had heard Of In 1888 to
build summer cottage ~ big as .
church and fi9S enough for a millionaire
In 1891.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

tweek days, EVERY esy. skxcept SATURDAY.
10.(l0 A. NJ. has through chair car To CAa.
INV czgo. No exira charge for seats
5 PIN wasu .srI sa., 60 e. Se'ss s, sells
ceufs.
S.CS y NJ. has through tree chair car 20
C.@O Manistse. via NJ. A n r. h r.
11.0N J.. NJ. IS solid train with " a. asr rsl-
AA'oo ace sleeping car through 20 Chicago
ana sleeper 10 Indianapolis vie peh-
ton Harber.
11:30 p n; e e, Wager sleeping car to Ira
$40 Y. N. Connects At st. Joseph with
o'0o Graham 4 Norton's steamer fer ca
cage.
DETROIT, JUNE a. 1891.
LANSING q NoeTrsss v. r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAI

fbAiy. Al others daily except sunday.
Taxing eject sunday. Ja.y - tsss
Sleeping cars On fseihc sna Atlantic In
rrvsss< u and from Detroit farief ezrs rls
on Day Espress and ssrsaa Rapids ffpr~ss 20
aBd from Detroit Dirrct conne-fion. made
Al Detroit with nj Through frsius east over
TIRE Michigan Central railroad q anads Soufb-
ern Dtvispnl.
Fsrb NJ Bsyoes, Gent Ar. rs mouree.
q. ". kUeGLss. q. y. and I. Agt JniOsg0
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23

N0rtb-l Pa IA ttsia. sleeping And psficr
char car 0rsnd tailas a. Nzoklae~ cav.
F-rsoT eaaf cat SE4Ea hsRsas - asssst~s
titS. ~ "a a N frsla peFsas shsI eat = ana
hAlids % Lsckluaw. 10 s. a Train. slcsP
las car Srna hApats ts PelesEsy. oaeepsAs
ar - ara ksntas ~ - AGA ihs~ Citx.
South a. q On train pArlof Chair Car tarApa
tsplcs % Cincinnati. lu - fg train skRrr
PS far Car ssfaaa nspsas AZ Chlesea. ~
As IA. Sleepi ~ Car Grand hapil 20 Shtoa-
10 Sses ns Car ersha A<Ssss 10 I4lsasr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS A IAnIASA nAILk0Aa
" ss-ss 49, a saees gAae =. las-
skAlSs So-<s xaxTs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

0Fsses - csss CAsHS,
city 81 tilsEa hap "a. esats - 4 ent
Atclsc.a tuAxii 4 b lEA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Colonies Shut Out---Barnie Pro-
tests a Game.

Colonies Shut Out---Barnie Pro-
tests a Game.
COLUMBUS. July 24.-Louisvilie got
one man as far as second base in to-
days game. but he failed to score.
Kmell pitched phenomenal bail, and
was faultlessly supported. Score:
Columbus. o 0 0 o. 0 0 ? O-3 5 o
Louisville. o 0 0 0 0 0 90 3
Batteries. Knell and Donahue, Stratton and
Ryan; double plays, WheelOck and Leblanc.
Wolf. RYAN and Jennings: base ON balls, off
StratiOn l; nit by pitcher, Leblanc, Donovan
Weaver; left on bases, Columbus 4, LOUIS
vile 3; struck out by knell 5. by Stratton ,;
stolen bases. Sueed =, Duffy huehne, Dono
van; time, 40; umpire, Kerins.
PROTESTED GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-TO-day's
Athletic Baltimore game was in many
respects a peculiar one. Manager Bar
nie protested the game upon decision
made by the umpire in the eighth. The
Athletics have signed Mefamany to
play right field.
Athletics. 30 O12O 900 6-g Is 3
Baltimore. % ) 0 0 0 % 4
Batteries Chamberlain and Milligan, Gun
ningham. Madden and Robinson; earned
Chamberlain: three-base hits, Larkin, Cork
hill; stolen base. COrcoran >; double plays,
Mulvey, HaIlman and Lsrkin, Cross and Mil
liean; first base on balls, Cunningham 5,
Madden , Chamberlain 4; struck out Gun
ningham ?, Madden l. Chamberlain 3:
passed balls MiIligan l, Townsend 1; wild
pitch, Madden; time, 30; umpire, Ma
honey.
POOR PLAYING.
CINCINNATI. July 24.-The game was
a wretched exhibition, no better than
an amateur game. Both pitchers were
hit very hard. Score:
Ri e.
Cincinnati. 1 1 0 1 OO1 6-l2 IL Z
st. Louis-..2 l 1 30 p 6
Batteries, Dwyer and Kelly, Vaughn. Nc
Gill and Munyan; earned runs. Cincinnati Z,
81. Louis 5; tWo-base hits, Kelly, Whitman.
klingman; three-base hits Dwyer, Andrews,
Hoy >, Fuller ONeill, MunyaD; home ruDs
Seery > Johnston, Hoy; stolen bases. Hoy.
Fuller; double plays. Boyle. T uller, Comiskey;
first base on halls. by Dryer 8. by MeGill );
hit by pitched ball Johnston; struck out. by
Dwyer 1, bv McGill 4; passed balls, Kelly.
Munyan; wild pitch, Dwyer; time. 3 hours;
pire, Ferguson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
CONDE NJ N ED.
Ammonia Baking Powder Must Goa

Bills have been introduced in the New York, Illinois
and Minnesota Legislatures compelling the manufacturer
baking powders brand the label in bold type
this powder "Contains ammonia" Physicians and chem
lists condemn of ammonia in baking powders
crime It's how small the quantity
deranges stomach neurazing the gastric juice and
destroying complexion 1t the small quantities taken
every meal that do the mischief.
is gratifying know there pure baking powders
be had the market and greater cost to the
consumer socalled absolutely pure
ammonia powders
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder the standard pure
cream powder for forty years. Free from the faint
of either ammonia or alum. None pure-None whole.
some.
DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
DIED AN EARLY DEATH.
A Cottonseed Oil Company Goes
Under.

Under.
CHICAGO, July 24.-The Columbia
Oil copany, with an immense plant from
"A to "a Erie street, with branches at
Memphis and Owatonna, MIMI, after
brief existance of three weeks, collapsed
this morning. Judge Blodgett appoint
ed Sidney A. Stevens, of this city, re-
ceiver. The inability of the company
to float its bonds is given as the cause
of the failure. but it is limited that the
company had too successful compe-
! tftor in the Cottonseed Oil Trust. Inc
Columbia company dealt exclusively IN
| co:tonseed and cottOnseed oil. Inc
company was organized June l of this
year, with capital stock of $1,000. $50.
The B. Y. Page Oil company. OF TINS
! ity, was purchased, as were also tne
Diamond Huller and Oil company, OF
| Memphis, and the Diamond Feed Mill
! Manufacturing company, of Owatonna.
Mr.. Page sold his Interest I'D the Chlca-
go house for $205,000 inthe capital stock
of the company and S47, 600 of first mort
| gage bonds. The other two concerns
/ were purchased in the same W ay.S235,-
/ 0G0 of capital stock and $4,000 of first
mortgage bonds being given in payment.
/ A deed of trust of all the plants to Sc
cure 100000 of the bonds was given to
/ the Illinois Trust and Savings bank.
| Only $4,000 worth of bonds were sold.
The three plants are estimated to be
worth S1.000.000, and the liabilities are
| said not to be half of that amount. The
| attorneys for the company say that the
debts will be paid in full. though they
admit that the branches are heavily
/ involved with debts incurred before the
consolidation, and for which the cOnsol-
! idSted company is not responsible.
| The application for the receiver was
| made by one of the stockholders, Gun
bingham n. Mclaughlin, of Owatonna,
/ Mimi. but in reality the bill for a re-
ceiyer was filed in the interest of all
! the stockholders, the determination to
! wind the company up having been
| reached yesterday at meeting of the
directors. j. Foster Rhodes, broker for
/ the company and temporarily its Dresi-
! dent, denies that the liabilities will
reach 100000. II am positive that
! S35, 0G0 will easily cover our liabilities"
he said, land the facts of the matter
! are that the company cannot be said to
have failed, for it never began opera
| tons and no one will lose a cent of
money by the disorganlzation of the
| company"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
TORTURING ECZEMA
Insuffera bic Itching and Pain by
the CuIIcura Remedies.
No Less Than Five Physicians Com
suited. Their Combined Wisdom
Followed Without Benefit.

am sixty-six years old. In August. 1889,
was troubled with the peculiar skin disease
70 which people Of my age are subject, known
among medical men as eczema Its first ap-
peaIance was near The ankles. it rapidly ex-
tended over the lower extremities until my
legs were nearly one raw sore; from legs the
trouble extended across the hips, shoulders
and the entire length of the arms, the legs
and arms greatly swollen with an itching
burning pain. without cessation. Although
the best medical advice attainable was en-
ployed. no less than five physicians of the
place being consulted and the prescriptions
being The result OF their combined wisdom
the disease, though apparently checked,
would Tecur il q few days as bad as ever
during its progress my weight fell away
about twenty five pounds. As an experiment
l began the use Of CUTIcURA. following the
simple and plain instructions given with the
REMEDIES. ana III four weeks found myself
well, with skin soft and natural in color, the
itching and pain entirely relieved.
W. r. MEAD,
Editor Iowa Plain Dealer, Creseo. 10.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
Some of the Clubs Find 1t Hard
to Keep Going.

BUFFALO, \. Y, July 24.-President
White, of the Eastern Base Ball aSsO-
citation. was in the city last night EN-
route to Toronto. He said the jig was
up at Syracuse, and that he was on his
way to Toronto for the purpose of at
tempting to place the Syracuse club.
He is confident that Toronto will accept
it. but in case it should not. it will be
placed somewhere else. Mr.. White has
called a meeting of the association to be
held in New York Saturday, when all
difficulties will be adjusted. There was
a rumor in circulation here yesterday
that the Buffalo club was likely to dis
band. Manager Powers said this morn
ing that the rumor was highly exag
gerated. 1t is true, he said, that the
directors are discouraged at the meager
attendance at the games in this city for
some time past. and unless they are
patroniZed more literally some of the
players will be dispensed with in order
to make both ends meet, but as far as
disbanding, there is no thought of it.