Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
BREAKFAST eREvlTlEs

The Morton House " being equipped
with an exterior fire escape system.
The Board OF Education vi II hold lis
regular monthly meeting saturday
evening
New England supper at Hartman's
lecture room this evening. Twenty
five eents
The Equal Suffrage Club ulll meet
today IN the GOOD Tempiar hall. Me-
Mullen block.
The independent ten kings daugh-
ters viii meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Chauney Guest. 81 Lake-st.
There wLli be a meeting Of the Press
Club this afternoon at O'Clock. A
large attendance Is desired
IL " rumored that w. ii. Boyns,
who persuades buyers 10 purchase
Oriel furniture. has gone To Pittsburg
To get married.
A te4-pound boy has come TO glad
Ued the hearts and tighten the pocket
book OF Mr.. and Mrs. .. IL. Green.
Of ESQ Ottawa-st.
Edith Lane wrlnxer has made ap-
piseation for divorce from her hus-
band. Alonxo wringer, on the grounds
% desertioa and non-support.
DIR. II. 8. Fuller has purchased the
Office furniture OF the late Or. I. J.
Winfield and will move IL into his
Office In the new Houseman block.
The young peoples guild Of the
Second Baptist Church wal meet on
Friday evcn.ng at the residence os
AIRS A. l.. Adams. No. $40 Straight
st
II is expected that matters of con-
siderable Importance will be brought
up before the Press Club meeting which
VIII be held Mt O'Clock this after
noon.
At the mass meeting In the Divi-
ston-st- NJ. T.. Church this evening the
Rev. James r. Mails will deliver his
lecture on The Nations Duty Res
pecting the sabbath"
The City Hall was fit habi.ation for
the bat and the owl yesterday. The
silence OF death reigned in the various
departments, and Custodian Brenner
rsiGned IN lonely grandeur.
The East-st. women's Temperance
Union will hold its annual election OF
officers on Tuesday, November II. At
thIs time promise meeting" will
b held. led by the president.
The Fourth National Bank had
$4,3l7.15 on deposit with the Nave
rick National Bank oi Boston, which
suspcnded November 2. They expect
the loss will mt exceed 25 per cent.
The mason contract for G.. A.
Krause's building at the corner Of
Cherry and East -sts. has been awarded
90 Sullivan & Higgins. The structure
viii be a twostory brick. 75x29 feet.
The funeral of the late d. Jennings
will b held from the Masonic Hall on
Lyofs-st. at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Those who are not members OF the Ma
sonic order will be cordially welcomed
Phil Graham, the South Division-st.
groceryman, and Detective Kennedy
have gone moth on n hunting cxpedi-
fton- They expect TO create havoc
among the feet footed deer OF the
northern counties.
f. II. wallin. OF this city. and II.
G. Mcconnell. OF Whit hall. with Mlyo.
Piuxree, OF Detroit, as chairman. com
prise a committee OF leather aud
leather manufacturers appointed by
She Michigan Worlds Fair committee.
Last Saturday the strong wind
caused tie steamer Florence at Reeds
Lake TO break her moorings and drift
over ON Manhattan Beach. Captain
Poisson and her crew towed her back
yesterday. No serious damage was
done.
A freight car Jumped the track on
the q. r. & I. road yesterday near
Hottawa. Three cars were t-Jrwn to-
esther but no one was hurt. Passen-
ger trains were obliged TO run from
SturgIs 70 Kalamazoo on the Lake
Shore.
Proi. J. ~ German. OF Boston. will
give stereopticau views OF scenes In
Ireland. with description OF each.
at Company u Armory. on the even
ing u November l3. The entertain
mcnt viii be given under the auspices
of the Knights OF ST. John.
The Rev. James r. Mills. district
secretary OF the American Sabbath
Union. will address the Sabbath con-
vention TO be held at the Y. NJ. CA.
rooms this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
subiect: The American sabbath and
lee Fos~." The friends Of the cause
ere cordially invited.
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