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New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
nELAW ARE, LACKAwANNA AND

~ WkSrERN RA1LkOAD.
s..,,.st Line. VestbuIed Prllman Coaches.
EuuAo and OswegO Express, Via Paterson for
wster tsap Suoudsburg Seranton Binghamton, Owego.
ithaca Waverly, Elnira Corning bath DAny1ue sher'
ta..s watarviile HIchfeld Springs Utica, Mt MoIriS
tsfoc Norwich, Cortland Syracuse. Fulton
stations Connects Scranton with trains
pr1sten WiISes6arre Danyille and Noihumoerland ~
Bufao with trains for the west. - ,.
D"5. 81 a m-Bnch chaInton NAH. via Boonton.
D. m.-Binghanton and Elmr? Express for Water Gap,
srSSto9 Win trains for Ptson. Kingston wilkes
x,run..n.~-. .,s p,---..
prese. - ,,.,. ,r,,,so F,r-... ,,. ,,.
se ve1v EiInya Corning, Bath wayand. Dansvile, Nj
Morris, &c, arriving y Buralo & 81 ~ ;S0 70 a m.
n scrantoa Binghamon Cortland Syracuse
Oxfort Norwich, Sberburne Waeryfs
SSlson nr,ngs Sc ana ali points Buffalo ayisioa
eonnects with trains for the WesL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
Announcements.

ALL LATEST STYLES OF MEMS NEcKwEAR.
sprips underwear Dress Shirts. Vests Outing sairts
best quality IS inch 52-inch, soc. pair j. w JOHN
6TOS 853 ethave., above 23dst, also 26o Grand-st-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
sIHcAs.. E. & W. .INcAs.s
A NEW COLLAR

Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup for children
seethina scftens the gums reduces Inflammation, Seay
psin cures wind soIe and disrrhoea 20 cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

HEALTH Toop CoMPANY's GLUTEN SUPPOSE.
T0RTrH cure constipation and piles. Boxes by nau
10 eta lsnphises Tree. 81 F4fthave and all drugsis0
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
Anciiou n SaIes of Cattle.

Anriion Sales of Cattle.
I ERSEY CATTLE Al AUCTION
~ Tuesday, May 10. 1891, at 10 o'clock a.
THE AMERlCAN INSTITUTE BU UILDING
Sd-ave between 0Sd and 9th H. sts;; ;;,-S He~-forA-
THE ENTIRE EASTWOOD BERD,
Owned By
Mr. NJ ERSKfSE MILLER. Staunton, va
Fresh for family use, the dairy or bfetunR pur.
poses select Of heifers and bulls may now be
seen az Dace OF sale catalogues finely Illustrated
address PETER {. KELLOGG 4 CO,
iO7 John-st., New-IOrk
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The crude oil market closed on Saturday with nc
important feature. There sales al the STOCK
Exchange and at the Consolidated only 10000 barrels
changed hands at 6sa Us 34 cents. Refined quiet
and unchanged at 20 cents in barrels and 600 cents
IN cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, I6 Ia
francs; Bremen, $40 marks London, "a pence.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

Uptown ONCE, I, ,225 Broadway, ". z.
ESTABLISHED HALF CENTURY.
G,AZE'S EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE,
~ THE HOLY LAND
AND ROUND THE WORLD
Frstclass all expenses included so1o and up Visit.
ing Ireland Scotland England France and Belgium. with
abrasive side trips a $50 and up from Paris 70 Swzer
land, Italy and the Rhine. Departures from NewYork
and %.
Two excursions by specially chartered steamers; North
Cape and Russia excursion, June 81
RAN Palestine excursion sepssubsr g. Round the
world tour, September 10
Best tcketng faces 70 al parts OF the world. Ocean
tickets by al lines. Gaze's Gazette 10 cents.
H GAZE SON,
940 Broadway New.York (Est. Is44).
Gala fo,t tha Na Ia n.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
OUTGOING STEAXERS
.-.-.~ xsa~f0
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

tAs standard railway OF America. It's roadbed Is
recognized the most substantial, its trains are pro,
Lected by the block signal system thr0ugh0ut and
VA sssNs end Iron bridges 800 store bAssts. Is
- sAAnsst - well a. the safest OF Ansrs an
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
HrrnY A. DANIELS, NJ. .

pt,sssss Of the Nervous sysNm. Geno Urinary orfsaA
f.fSoscaes and sterlllsy. Hours 8 70 1. 70 q
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, May 16, 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
Ecrtures ano Aleetings.

A MEETING of the Hoboken Turtle CLUB
MAY 81, at . u N. J. ROSkWklIl EAr, fteA
4. H. CARGII.ls. Secy
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sss rsss AsS Sets 7.os Moon 2osa IN Moonsage
EiGH WATER
lM-ssndy Hook. All Gov Island z4e hsn 9eoe sS3
tl-san6y Hsok- S;Oe Scvlsiaha 3<o hsH SAsS eeS
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
l25 East 23d St..
Between LaZinrtln and 4th ATeS.

This sale deserves particular 1: h not only
me largest but also comprises the finest and best houscnod
appointments that money and good taste could procure
az he time the same was purchased, SIX months ago
ELEGANT ARTISTIC PAlLOR FURNITURE SUITS
- COVERED IN FINEST SILK TEXTURES,
elab0ratey carved Cabinets, Pedestas Tables rare ana
valuable collection OF OIL Paintings, by Bay7L
Harding GomaT and Others
japanese and French BTonzes,
Mantel Clocks, Imperial Vase, Ofnamcnts
Real Lace Curtains, PGrtleTes, French MirfJrs,
- Two NnRuifcrpt pr,Ght Pianos r. M
SIX FINE MlEKOlLFRONT FOLDING BEDS, 70
ROOMS MOQU EFrE. VELVET AND BRusshLS " u
PETS BOnkSASES, DESKS LIBRARY SAi,LEs ~ s T-N
CRAVINGS, MASSIVE BUFFET EATENSlUN ~ A.hi..ii.!
DINING SUIT IN EMBOSSED LkA1 HER. CHAMBEls
SETS. BEDS1EADS, Bt tREAUs. TOILETS, HALE anu
Spring Mattresses, PILLOWS, Rug SUITE, Lounges fSney
Rockers. Silver and Plated Ware French china ASe anu
Basement Furniture. Catalogue contains over 500 los
which win positively BE- sold TO the highest bidder De-
posits required from all purchasers, and goods can %
removed Immediately after the sale. Special Nouee-Meh
In attendance to pack and ship.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
AND IIVEnPOOL

Y AND LIVEuPOOL
rATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ma jestic June l., 2 D. N.
d,erinanie. .Ju une -, Z 80 .. m
'reut0nlc July J, > y. IA.
Diltannle......Juiy 3, Z a. m
I. foot OF West i0th-st-
steamers. Saloon rates, $50
Gamer and location of berth.
Excursion tickets on faNoF-
o The Old Country, $50. Com
lay, New-Tork. Philadelphia
]. BRUCE lSMAx. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-17

WHITE STAR LINZ
w FOR QUEFNSTOW
ROYAL AND UNITED g
'MsJsstic May 20, 3 y. m.
Gcrmanie. =. May ~, 8 no an.
sIrutonic o.. June ,, 3 D. n.
Britannia June 10. { 80 An
From White STAR Doc
Second cabin on these
and upwsrf. according 70 s
Second csbin, eiO and s4J.
able terms ; storage from or
pnny's once. No. Al Broad '
Onee, coo VAIN ut-ss.
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1nrilon Sales.
AUCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
MONDAY, ,.,,,,.

COMMENCING Al 10 80 O'CLOCK,
II. \. sCHESCKE. AUCTIONEER.
sells highest bidcer contents
four.sto-y Building,
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
A FOUR YEARS NAP.
\ Pennsyivanis Man Who Lives Only %
sleep and Eat.

4 Psnnsyivania Man who Lives Only %
sleep and Eat.
SCRANTON. Pa. Sept l6-October 90.
1887, Michael Faran went to his home
at Factoryville. near this place, after .
hard days work, and fell asleep. 1t
was found impossible 10 arouse him.
Not until six months later did he awak-
en-. For several hours he talked ra-
tionally, recognized the members of
his family, and said that all was q
blank to him during this sleep In tho
evening he again fell asleep, and did
not waken for six weeks. He only re-
manned awake for . few hours before
he again fell into = slumber from
which he has not yet awakened. Dur
ing his four years sleep he has had
two violent attacks of the grip, during
which spells he has sat mp in bed and
coughed and sneezed. At other times
he lies on his back, occasionally rolling
upon his side. His eyes are closed. his
cheeks flushed. and his breathing il
deep and regular. He has the appear
ance Of man who has just fallen into
. sound slumber. When his wife lifts
him to sitting posture and puts food
to his mouth he eats.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Resaiss Of Special Eieesisas Held In Vie
coasin Cltiea-

Resaft. ef special Elections Held In Wts-
eoasia Citiss-
RACINE. Wis, Sept ;6-The vote on
saloon license resulted in an over
whelmiag victory for the saloon men
and brewers Tuesday. $500 being car
ried by l.Iss majority. Another vote
on the license question cannot be taken
for three years
MADISON, Via, Sept ie-The license
election passed of quietly Tuesday.
About two-thirds of the usual vote was
polled- Low license carried by ass
plurality. The issue was for 500.
$500 or $500 license.
WAUPAcA. Wis, Sept lo.-At the
special election held here Tuesday foE
the purpose of determining the amount
to be paid for retail liquor licenses for
the ensuing three years the highest
amount-s50o-was carried by more
than two 10 one.
COLUMBUS. Wis. Sept. lo.-A special
municipal election was held here Tues
day to determine the amount of license
20 be paid by retail liquor dealers pei
annum for the next three years. The
vote resulted in large majority in
favor of 500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
COAL PALACE OPENED.
Ottumwa's Novel Exposition In Full Blast
Tho Opening Day.

0ttumwa's Novel Exposition in Full Blast
Tho Opening Day.
OrTUMwA, Ia, Sept 16.-The formal
opening ceremonies of the coal palace
occurred Tuesday, and Hon. Carter
Harrison, of Chicago, was the principal
speaker. The rest Of the programme
consisted of an address of welcome by
Mayor Burgess. music by .the
Glee club Of twenty voices q
solo by Mrs. Carter and an adj
dress by President Manning as
he started the machinery of the exposi-
tion. A trade display of 5000 repre-
sentatives of the trades and professions
preceded the exercises at the palace.
The formal opening was announced by
an army Of 20" locomotives and by
whistles and bells all over the city.
Gen. Alger and Gov. Fifer on soldiers
day. September II. are the next attrac-
tons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
% Louis Embe.sler Confesses.

ST. LOUIS. Sept l6--Clarence I. Jen-
kins. who for seven years held the po-
sition of bookkeeper and cashier with
Alexander Gilbert & Co, manufactur.
ers of corlss in this city, was on Tues
day arrested for emtezzlsment The
amount will exceed $4,000. Jenkins
made full confession. The specula-
tions cover a period Of several years.
Jenkins is so years old, married and
has one child
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Killed and Hurled HE rathsr-l.-Law.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 16.-J. w. Ham
ley, of this city, was killed at Clion by
his son-in-law, Sim Kemp. on Friday.
Hanley left here Thursday saying
he was going away on business.
He met Kemp by appointment,
it is said, and fight took place
Kemp, who was armed with a
rifle, killed .Hanley. He then buried
the body at his own expense. being
chief mourner at the funeral, and sent
Hanley's property, such as his watch,
etc, to his widow. No cause is known
for tho killing. An investigation is to
be made into the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Ne WOULDN'T TALK.

mnpAussv u<fusss - TESTIFY N . case
Ae>sn.s Accuses sssss O0e>rS
PHrLApRLpHIA. Sept 10 - John
Bardsley. ex-cisv treasurer. On Tuesday
nsrnine ~ss taken ous 81 his cell and
conveyed 70 the city hall TO the district
attorneys spartments he vas out TO
give evidence against the bank prsss-
denss who bad paid him interest On the
public funds and against Asditsr-tsen
eral Mccsmank and ex-stass Clerk
xivenoy. sad 4Gaixst 6isndennina =
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
NEARLY cREMATEp A CORPSE.
nlstsks % . woman who Attempted d
Heat . Boiler Pail Of Ksrossae.

onlsteks 90 . woman who Attempted %
Heat . Boiler Pail Of Ksrossse.
RUsH Crrr. Mimi. Sept IA Pc
euliarly sad and strange accident oc-
CURED q the farmhouse Of John Baum
chen. near this town. Tuesday. Mrs
Baumchen died Monday and was pre-
osred for burial In her coffin in the house.
MrA Potter. sister Of Bsumchen, put .
boiler on the stove partly filed with
what she suppsseshA Vas water. but
which proved 70 be kerosene The oil
soon exploded setting Gre to the house
TAs BODY was ssdy burned before il
esuIA be rescued and the three sons
were seriously burned in rescuiag il
Miss Lizzie sterser. . nurse. Was bad
" injured BY jumping from the second
story. The houes with contents vas
eoueuned
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Prsir,.s Abluss in North Dakota.

NEW ROCKFORD. N. D.. Sept To-
Prairie fires are burning for miles in
all directions and threatened at one
time to burn the town Thousands of
bushels of grain, besides hay and
buildings, have been consumed. One
..arner lost 600 acres and others less
naaDGutS
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

Co. through whom he had speculatsd.
Bzrdsley. however. sstonsshed the
court by refusing TO Be sworn Every
effort was made 70 indaos him 10 tsssi-
fy bat ne refused
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Killed In . ColIislon.

FREMONT, Ncb., Sept 16-Fireman
Wilson, on . light engine bound for
Fremont on the Fremont, Elkhorn e.
Missouri Valley road from Omaha. was
instantly killed in . rear-end collision
at Rawhids switch, 5 miles east of this
city. Tuesday morning. Rolling stock
was damaged IS, 900 worth.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
Returned 60 the C.pleal.

WASHINGTON. Sept l6.--The presi-
dent returned to the capital Tuesday
night after an absence of about three
months. accompanied by his family and
clerical staff
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
TRKAsUREn,s NOTICE.


CRY Taxasrsss's OrrTcsl
Grtyp RspTps. Mich. S~pt. 4. Isai
Notice IL HEREBY given that the assessment
roll fsr the construction Of q sewer On lbome-
son Court from near Sycamore street " rim
avenue in the city Of Grsnd Rapids. Is
now In ny banda. and that ] viii re-
celve payment thereon fer the PERIOD Of twenty
DAYS from this date, IT the once OF the city
Treasures. CITY Hall
WILLIAM HAKE.
sept Cify Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

CITY 1reAsurer's of1ce.l
Xoeice II hereby gives fhst tie asseseueu1
ron Cor the paving Of West Fulton STREET iron
Straight street "a South Fronf street. IN
hands. naa fhat viii receive paymentfhereos
fsF fho per1e6 Of twenty dayt from ting assa.
At the once Of the cty Treasurer, City Hau-
sepfB City TrcnsarUR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

DAxvIIrs, H., Sept Is. Harmon
NTH. wealthy farmer. and his team
Of horses were killed by . passenger
rain ct . crossing here Tuesday night
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
TREAsuRER's NOTICE.

CrTr TsEAsvRra's ofFIcs,l
Gtkvp RsrIBs. Mich. sept 10. isal. I
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grading Of Caledonia street from
Painted avenue TO Taylor street. in the city
OF Grand Rapids. IN now In mr. HANDS, and
that viii receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this date. ~ the
ofsce OF the Ctr Treasurer, City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE.
ekpt0 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

CITY Treasursrs oAsal
eraad kaps6s. Mica Sept II. ISL I
Notice II kereoy gwen rhst roe nsresgDeus
ia1evS@fp street fre4 50 feef seutk Of Cherry
sfrr<t 10 1rsfsx Pace. u the eity q Grand
Feoi6s. il rox IN N hands ans that 1 WIn -
rssre pnvnrnf fhercor Ter N rexscd ~ eweo-
~ days fren fkis dzre. ~ - e0ce 81 -
~'ss "a WILLIAM HAEE.
setl City 1reaenref.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
rREAsURER's NOTICE

City Treasures 0fsce.l
Grand Rapids. Men. Sept. 10. ISL.
Notice 10 hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF sewer ~ south
Prospect street from 600 feet south Of Cherry
street TO 1fving Place. In the city OF Grand
kapida 10 new N my hands. and that i will
receive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty 6ayt from this date. at the Office OF
the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
sept q CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

DR. E. G. WEsr's NEnyE AND BRArS TRlAf
MINT. guaranteed specific for HysterlA. DiIxi-
pess, Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache, Nervous Prosttation caused by tho
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. MeHtal
Depression. Softening OF the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading to misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. Bafrenness. Loss
Of Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Spermatorrhoa caused BY over-exertion ofthe
brain, self-abuse or over-fndulSence. Each box
contains one months treatment. $i.o0 box.
or six boxes for $500 sent by mall prepaid On
receipt OF price.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us for six boxes. accompanied by - %, We
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
effect cure. Guarante tees issued only ~
WHITE h WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy, Sole A9ente,
90 MOnroe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
u made in tho conditions If certain morf
gage, dated the Seventh day OF July. ISIS,
i'd savings Bank. and reco's ed In the once OF
the register II deeds OF Kent l.'unty. Michi-
gan. on the 2sth dag OF July. 1883. o. las a. m
O'Clock, In Iibcr 159 OF mortqag s on page 24a.
and default having been made IL payments az
interest thereon. and the roSs OF insurance
upon buildings upon mert2ased properly. AS
In said mortgage provided. ana the SAID norL
q Mount secured by said mortgage rs due aud
payable. as by its terms II Is authorized to do.
and said MORTGAGE containing me usual power
OF sale. which ny reason OF said DEFAULTS has
become operative. and upon which mortgage
Of principal. interest and coat OF Insurance. not
including attorney lee. az the dase OIL Ihis
twenty-eiEht hundred and ninety-nine and 81
lC0 (s69a.&o dollars, and NO suit At law or In
equity having been Instituted TO recover the
money due thereon. therefore notice Is hereby
given that said mortgage viii be forecioseo: ~
: gale Of the moTteaged premises. AT public
auction to tho highest bidder. TO satisfy the
amount due thereon rs Aforesaid. with Inter
est snd costs and an attorney fee rs provided
81 said mortgage and allowed By law, on Fri
day. the Sth day OF October. 1851. at 10 O'Clock
Lyon e.. leading to the circuit court room.
that being the place OF holding the circuit
court for said county OF Kent. In the city OF
RE said mortgaged premises are described
as follows: All that certain piece or parcel OF
land, situate lying and being In the city OF
Grand Rapids county of Kent ard State Of
Michigan. known and described rs follows. to-
Wit: The west one hundred glc01 feet In depth
Of lot number two O. Of McDoweii's sub divis-
ion Of lot ten lDl Of A. Casnpau subdivision Of
the west half 90 Of the southwest fractional
quarter ~ Of section thirty-one SD In town.
snip seven @ north of range eleven Qil west.
Dsted July 9. 1891.
GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
MortgageA
TAeeAlr. woLcorr 4 GAxsox.
thur oct Attorney for Mortgagee.
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
~ OF Kent s.. At n session OF the Prosate
CoIrr for said county OF Kent. held at the fo-
bate once, in the city of Grand Rapids. on the
I'm day OF september. In the year one thous-
aud eisht hundred ana niuety-one.
Present. Cyrus f. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In tire matter of the estate Of
HENDRlkA TERjMEEK. deceased.
William Ter Nicer. executor Of the last VIII
and testament OF said deceased having rem
dered 80 this court his hnzs nj ADMINISTRATION
IL is criered that Friday the I'd day Of octo.
b<r 1891 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. ~ sad
Probate once be appointed for the examine
ton aud allowance OF said account.
And tt In further ordered. That . copy OF this
orde be published three successive weeks pre-
vious to said day of hearing. In the Tar
GRAn-HxnALp. daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said county OF Kent.
CYRCS r. PERKINS.
A true copy. Judge o. Probate.
ApoLrH b. MASON. Register. wed sep 30
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

1se Lake Shore wa Ssevelsnd In connection
vita the Ere and p. ana L. 4. T. Rs forms the
quickest ana mosf direct route 70 Piffsburx.
A. J. SxrrH.
CT. O. p. A.. Cieveisal.0
q Earcocx. Ticket Axsnt. Depot
JAA- CssPAxLIl CITY zgt = kioDreeG
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
5000 Reward I!

viii ray tbs abo-s reward for anv 49, 81 Isvee
fp Ant. Dyspepsia. sex Hesdacse xestss. Con
patton or Ccsttsenrss we csrnot cure VITA Wssfs
x-snhs Liver Pills hen tic directions strictly
sPied win They are purely Vegetable, end never
u q give sattsfsctsa. Sugar Coated. Large boxes.
ntsfsing 70 ffits. s. cents beware cf cosnsssfsi's
~ irnitatsous- TIE Rsnai-s nsrufscsurcd snp "
- SOas g wLsT COMPANY. CHICAGO, Ill
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

every day. fWetk days.
c.ln A. NJ. runs tssr eusa 10 Detroit Win par
OscV lor car; scsfs. 5 ceBfA
lsOV saaf<. = cents.
Cog p NJ runs through 70 Detroit VITA PEI.
O.SO Tor car; seats. - centA
100 Sc :. NJ has '"'''' cal % 'A 49,
For tickets ana Information Apply st Unios
ticket one. o. Monrae,st., OF Union station
Gro. Dali VEN. Gen. fass'r Ag't
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-01
MR. KEEeRls cIeAR SPECULATION.

He Actually Gives roe and Clam Chow :
der for Box of Imported Havanas
Walter Bls Ike and Harry McGrath, two
newsboys, were arrested in Exchange
place by Patrolmsn Rickrich last evening
They were peddIing cigars which they had
stolen from Turner & Benwell.
The little thieves mad been systemati-
cally robbing the grocery firm OF fin e
grades of cigars and figs for the past
week. They were retailing fifteen cent
cigars for 'two-fors" and figs penny a
roll.
Their method was to enter the store
every evening just before it was lighted
and make some trifling purchase. Then
they would pretend 10 weigh them
selves upon the scales near the front
door. When a favorable opportunity
presented itself one would grab fiat box
Of cigars or q box Of figs from the counter
and do the slide act
Altogether they had stolen some SIS
worth of cigars. Rickrich was soon on
TO them. When he carried them before
Inspector Smith the boys said they scid u
box to Proprietor William Keech, of the
restaurant at No. 1874 Green street.
To Detective Clos Proprietor Keech
denied any knowle ge of such pur-
chase, but the detective found an empty
box of the same brand Turner e. Bennell
had missed. Then he admitted givin 9
the boys twenty-five cents and clam
chowder apiece for the cigars. He wa
Immediately placed under arrest ana
bailed for hearing ON a charge of receiv-
ing stolen goods
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-01
ROD AND GUN.


Al cat bird. instead Of going South last
fall with It's kin red. took up its abode IN
the shruDbery of Stretch Harris's garden
at AlloWay Creek, where it still remains.
Il lives principally upon crumbs thrown
out, and on pleasant days it will perch it
self on limp near the house and become
as vocal as If it was In the middle OF sum-
mer time.
Philadelphia gunners now have a club
house at Tuckahoe.
Several seals have been noticed in the
Inlet at AtIantic City this winter.
Charles Smith, of Peters Beach Hotel,
shot one weighing 124 pounds few days
ago,
The Alloway Creek correspondent OF
the Saiem Sat3lbednt, who has furnished
some pretty tough stories in the past few
years, is the sponsor for this one:--sW ar
RICK Coats, Jr.. while returning from
duck shooting early one evening last
him when he fired at the flock. pulled the
trigger and down came goose. Bnt
what was his surprise when he went to
pick it up to flnd that the goose had fallen
on a covey Of quail at roosr. killing
twelve outright of the fifteen, and while
in the throes Of death had scratched the
eyes out Of the other three with its toe
nails, thus enabling him to secure the
whole covey.n 10 appreciate the above 1t
must be borne in mind that quail when
at roost are formed in compact circle
with heads all pointing out. Now the
question arises. Is Mr. Coats amenable to
the law for killing quail out OF season?
Percy Haldeman and Horace Corsau,
Cape May Point lads, had an exciting ex-
perience trying to capture o large seal
which got caught in the pocket formed
BY the beach and Hughes jet1y. The
creature managed TO escape.
Edward II. Flanagan. OF Greenwich
township, Bridgeton. shot coon which
weighed fifteen pounds, last Friday.