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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-05
De Ia Revista de PMerto-R Rico.

"Segdn las noticias que hemOs podido ad-
qulr, los enterm0S tuberculosis inyectados con
la linfa del sabio aleman Gel Dr.. Koch) en- los
hospitales Tricoche Civil por los doctores
Rendon y Zeno Gambia, Sc halian en- estado de
notable mejorfa.
Bajo la acci0n sorprendente de la linfa, Sc
han operado en- elos reacciones modernas v
etectOs locales, que son recOnocidos & diariO
por las personals que frecuentan dichos esta-
blecimientOs. Los cambioS ObservadOS hasta
hoy en- las lesiones locales son tan marcados
evidentes, que pueden consideTarse los en-.
enfermcs en- Was de proxima cieatrizac1on.
OpiniOnes facultatiVas llegadas hasta nOso-
troS nos permiten manifestar satisfaciendo
la opinion pdblica Yivamenta interesada
en- este asunto, que en- breve podran conside-
rarse carados los enfermos sujetos al famoso
tratamiento.
Que este Sc abre camino triunfa en- ell
gran combate que on la cencia Sc libra, pa
rece va indudable. Un telegrama de Alema-
MIA ACADIA de anunciar que ha Sido presentado
en- aquela Academia un .brillante infoIme dan
do cuenta de los 6xitos del sistema Koch.
Excelente serVicio prestan este pals los
docsores zeno Gambia Rend6n, y por nuestra
parte les alentamos continuar en- sus traba-
jos, que no dudamos redunden en- beneficio de
la humanidad que sufre.D
El Dr. don NJ. Pagani, m6dico de la facul-
tad de Paris, Sc ha serVido participarnos que
Sc ha estableci,lo en- Ponce alberto su estu-
dio en- la cale de la Concordia.
LIE agradeeemos mucho su atencion.
90
SEn Manatf SO ha tornado una Liga econo-
mica para proveerse de carne buena cha
vos libra en- toGa 6poca, en- lugar de 10 que
viene pagandose. Los otros abastecedores la
ofrecen con este motiVo menos precio: ell
p1blico debe conocer, que SUI prop6sito es des-
truir la Liga para despu6s resarcirse con Gre
ces, y esta en- su inter6s sostenerla Opinan
personas conoeedoras del espfritu p1blico que
la generalidad preferira comprar ahora la car
ne a los contrarios de la Liga a 6 y chavos,
luego de muerta esta, pagan ymas- cha
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Noticias de la IsIa

De La Rdg6a de Mayaguez:
Las resoluciones tomadas 81 % del mes
anterior por el Alcalde senor Suau, han sido
suspendldas por 81 Gobernador en- yirtud de
razonada 9ueja, segdn dc pdblico Sc dice.
Del mismo colega
Use encuentran entire nosotros los seflores
Schumacher, Ulises del Vale, dc Ponce, y eli Sc
nor Arrange, agente este llltinlo de ia comma.
MA electricista de Edison. que vienen lisnnes-
1os Gomar parte en 81 remate para 81 alum
brado de esta ciudad. que Sc ha de lleVar
efectO en- estos dias.
ca es tiempo de que Mayagiez neiore las
cohelclones Qe su alumbrado, nos paTece que
Sc negaQO la nora. pues los aludidos senores
IS stespensaplldad ga aus hrmas, unen las do.
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tes de inteligencia el deseo de dotar esta
ciudad del alumbrado propio de las poblacio
nes cultss.v
Ha regresado Humacao, su pueblo ma
tal la apaudida pianista puertorriquefa, Sc.
norita Anita Otero, acompanada de su hernia
no don Felipe.
Dicen de Ponce que tambien ha sido de-
mandado en- conciaci0n por ell Sr don Jose
Gallart, nuestro companero en- la prensa ell Di-
rector de la ReUistG de Puerto Rico
Lo lamentamos
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iAT TENCIO

He dido decir que Sc venden en- esta Ciu-
dad navajas falsihcadas imitaci6n de las que
20 vendo Esas Sc doblan: son de plomo Las
mias son de acero puro Mucha atenci6n para
que 81 pdblico no sea enganadO Mis- naVajas
las someto 4 Ia Drueba. L0gojasa9sis. 8-3
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Ia Correspondence De Puerlo-Riro.
Puerto Rico, 11ayo 6e 1891
/ "a cuarenta centavOs1

Cortaplumas navajas iguales exactamen.
te q las quevende el SR. LAGoJANNIs { 81 lfusi1'
del coche }, So venden q 40 centavOs de contado.
en la ti6nda de ECUADOR de los senOres Uria " Ce
3-3
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La veIada da anoche

IuvO efectO anoche ante. una. concurrancia o
muy dlstlngulda el concerto Organizado por el
~. Alvarez del Campo que, en- verdad, debe
estar satisfechO de su Obra. En- ell dicho CON
cierto tomaron parte4personas tan dist1nguidas
\ NcOmO las agracadas smpaticas Sras IA IA
Irazaba PedraJa, GirOna de Berries; las Srtas
Eoncna Aguayo y Rosa Sicard0 y los .Sres. don
Nnlllo G Duran y don Fernando Oieda.
ElprOgrama estaba dividido asf:
Pg50serG pogte.--l Ez pastor suSgo, fanta-
Original para hauta piano. q. DOniggetR
de Ia Iocura de laopera "Lucca por
Ora dona Maria Sa del Rey de Larrazabal.
ia dona Rosa Sicard0 Y ell senior Alvarez
fS02y2er0. Un ricordO che m'uciden
ia para baritone con commandments
no poF el senOr Duran.-4. DeMeYsse
Gran are yarlado para fauta piano
tsctadtk. Gran fantasia para piano sohra
de la opera " Favorita,o eiecutada nor
(asdona MatIlde Girona de Berrfos-6
et0 " Muslca prohiVita," J" romanza pa :
alCO pOr la senOrlta COncha Agllavo
lada a piano por IA senorita Rosa ST.
~. -AtO0reg Grandes variaciones
Fa piano sobre motives de un terna
Ia EliGig ~ AnaOre
10y sSeg1tgadN 0Grte.-La preciOSa zarznela Al
un actO y on prOsa, letra del senior Fstremera
Indslca del maestro Chapf, titulada MpEsica
e'11s8c0z aese1ap por Ia sonora de Pedraja
y los seIores Ojeda y Duran
1ercey0 p0rte-B -Bygcc50ldS. Tercer con
cierG0 para hauta piano. 2. Vogye5- 1foglye.
Romanza para contraIto por la sefiorita Con
cha Aguayo, acompanada al piano Dor IA a..
norita Rosa Sicard0 VIA spos0 sagdzo MIA
6a9d5ey0. Rolnanza para baritone con acona-
pananieDto de piano por el seIor Duran /
Briccia1di Gran fantasia para f1auta y piano
sobre motives de la opera 1sossdm6uzo. 5 Yer
dl. Aria de Ia Opera RigoEett0 por la sonora
dona Maria Sd del Rey de Larrazabal. acomDa-
nada al piano por Ia senorita Rosa Sicard6.
E Al0nreg Grandes variaciones para
1alba y piano sobre motives del CGg9s0vaI de
Veasec50
senEmos, de Yeras, n0pOder dispOner de
mas espaciO para describir con detailes esta
magnifca fiesta, donde lucieron sus dotes an
ire freneticos aplausos las Ciistinguidas damas
que tOmaron parte en- Ia Yelada entire elias IA
sonora GirOna de Berries que es. SIN dudag ma
pianista de mUchO m6rito
En- cuanto la sonora de Pedraia q nues-
tfos amigos les sIes Duran u Ojeda que inter-
pretaron 1atsic0 CEfSic0, no bahia mas cue "a
dir. Estuyeron feIicisimos EI SIN Alvarez
del Campo, de quieH p0demos decir aHe es
inlmitabe EN- IA fiau6a, cautiv6 al pdblico az
cada ndmefo de lbs citados en- el prograna !
rapstsers smuchis2 aDla1sos.
antusiaStas telici.
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taciOnes Tia seiora dc Larrazabal tue dos ve-
ces llamada q Ia escena para recibir los aplau-
SOS del p1blico que Ia admir- aba.
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Noticias de Ia Peninsula ]
De nuestros canies :
Los nuevOs DreladOI

Los nuevos -prelados propuestos q Su SAM
tidad por el gobierno espanol son los siguien-
tes: para la di6cesis de Las Palmas, ell padre
Cueto, de ia ord6n de domfnicos para la de
Jaca, 81 padre agustino Fray Jose Lopez; para
la de Teruel el electoral de Granada, don Ma
ximiliano Fernandez del Rinc6n; para la de
Cuenca, 81 deans1e Astorga don Pelayo Coma
lez Conde, para La de Badajoz, 81 padre fran
ciscano Fray Francisco Saez.
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i Cuenca, el deande AStOrga don Pelayo Coma
lez Conde, para la de Badajoz, el padre fran
ciscano Fray Francisco Saez.
De La Epoca
81 Sr. Camacho, que Sc hallaba aleiodo
de la polftica, asiste a la alta Camara toma
asiento en- los escanos de la mayorfa.
En- 81 case de que sea aludido, interVen-
ara en- Ia dlscuslon del mensaje para mostrarse
conforme con el programa del partido conser-
Vador,"
En- una session celebrada en- ell senado ira.
t0se de la question Obrera
Contestando el Sr. VillaVerde q las decla
raclones dei ST. Groizard relativas al descanso
oomlnlcal manifesto que g. codigo Sc saneio-
nara, estaDleclendo penalidades los infracto-
res Gle los acuerdos que ell Gobierno tome res
pecto al descanso que resolVera en- este SEN
lido.
81 sr. Groizord dijo que combatirfa sste
prOyectO que presenta ell senor ministo de
Gracla y Justicia, por considerable puro socia-
Dice EZ Liberal de Castellon, que hace
POGO VIC mendigar de puerta en- puerta & un
maestro de escuela que, cansado de ejercer su
profession sin percibir retribucion alguna, Sc
dedica implorar la publica carload.
Cerca de Lugo ha ofrecido un case curioso
La coplosa nevada que cay0 dias paSados
En- el kil6metro AL de la carretera de Ma
drid; en- donde SO han dejado sentir con mas
intensidad, han tornado IN monitor de nieve
que tenfa 80 metros de largo por tres de alto,
slendo mas notable que tan solo ocupaba 81
centro de la carretera.
Sc asegura en- los cfrculos militares. que en- S
probabilidad de futuras contingencies, ha re-
suelto 81 miEistro de la Guerra Sc forme una
oIlgada compuesta de dos regimientos de in
tanterfa y uno de eaballeria par .sSSr en- br6ge
con destino q donde sea pre-
Sc dice tambien que SER nrcntS reIava.
@ @aos ue este ulsJflOo mlLCaE 90 regimieHtos de
nfanterfa de guarnici0n en- Ia o6rfa. Sre er, &
81 ultimo reemplazo Sc han nutfido excli1siva-
nente de reclutas madrienOs
Tambi6n Sc ha dichO que probable ana
,ouo quo. Q gran parbe eicagorc9 elo de la Guar
liza civil sea enYiado, como 80 pasado
Barcelona otr9s puntos ataln6a basfsS
Iue pase 10 de las huelgas
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

ehassd very reasonable and uill make
. 1onirak1o honnno o0nhlno - ~ 49,
srn hills- The aEst move made IN this
6roetioa uas . poeitian TO hsve wsse
Fulton street opened. Certain inter
ested pArtisa had remonstTances eircn-
kted and secured Daay elgnasnxes-
The ladses vsso alsp Appealed - IN
the sane manner and we're not slov IN
sagnins 3 psotsse againes ne se-calisd
mukilstioa of the park. We wander
nov many OF toe ladies ever cav the
park or how many knew what enset
grading West Ful3on street would have
On the park We know tnas this
matter has been entirely misrepsesen-
tee. - some of the best ngners have
admitted and some even signed the ps-
ntion fer grsdlng tho same after II vas
explained 70 them. The residents OF
the Ninth ward are proud OF the park
and ccussdey II the grea test treasure We
possexs- Contrary 10 the story 90 gen
orally ciyculsted, West Fulton street
toes not run through the park, but lies
at the north OF il. This 10 not matter OF
opening Weet Fulton street bat OF iIa-
proving It, - il has be n opened Tor
years. For the benel OF the friends
Il the park and especially the ladies
se would add that the parties who cir-
euiatsd the petition which they have
so generally signed. intend 70 form
crescent shaped road at the foot OF
West Fulton street hill which will make
a thoroughfare throt e. the park on
which they would have no rigns 10 re-
strict people from hauling hay or wood
through the park to town. We think
we have now stated our case fairly And
squareiy to tho people and Will uss all
honorable means to secure the i'm.
provemsnt of West Fulton street over
the hill. The C0slMITrKR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
BOYS oF THE OLD THIRD.
Mishixaa Veterans win Meet n Rsasisi
DAeamhaR La

4tehtxan Veterans VIII Meet N Beu0tea
Dsesmbsr l6.
Tho twentieth reunion OF the Oh
Third infantry will take place at the
Bridge street house. "Wednesday even.
ing. December l6. The officers Of the
association are: President, George II.
Shsrmerhorn; secretary. b. c. Tracy;
treasurer, Frederick Shriver. The fol-
lowing committees will have charge OF
the festivities:
COMMITTEES of arrangements-E. s.
Pierce, Washington DAVIS. Daniel Me-
Connell, Daniel e. Birdsall, james
Cavanaugh. Chas. Miller. John Shaw,
ID. C. Crawford.
Committee on invitations - B. c.
Tracy, Thomas ]. Waters, Simon Bren-
non, II. b. Houghton, Orrin P. Hunt
ley, NJ. ID. Reed.
Reception committec-B. p. Pierce,
l. c. Smith, August Schmidt, Julius
Fauger. Elliott Judd. Walter B. Nor
rison, A. A. Stevens, Frank w. Gooch.
Decoration committee-WilsonJ Jones.
Geo. w. Powers. Lee Kelly, Dayton s.
Peck.
Toast master-B. R. Pierce.
The proceedings will open with q
business meeting at $50 after which q
grand banquet will be held at 8 O'Clock
The committee on invitations has Is
sued solicitations to several hundred
friendsof the Old Third stating that the
banquet will be followed by dancing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

delegates 10 the State sunday School
convention. noe esfng hstA il thAl
city.
Z. c. BALDWIN, Of Toledo, trsselins
freight sgrnt for the Red line, Sas il
the esty yesterday
J. A. Hughston, OF Chicago, travel
Ing fre gar agent for the Uniea Pscsfc,
sas IL the city ysstsSdsy.
JE- williams, chief clerk in the C.
d w. ~. general freight Offices. u Il
Toledo on freight business-
Yesterday vas payday IN the various
railroad cssices Of the city, and the
heart OF the weary CLERK reloiceth.
George DeHaven. general passenger
agea, fos TIE e. 4 w. NJ. 10 in Detroit
attending a meeting oS she Michigan
Passenger association.
The work OF erecting the steel struc.
ture OF the new q. r. B I. bridge, has
begun, and the engineers expect 70 have
the bridge tinisnsd BY the firss Of jan
uAry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
MILITARY RULE IN EUROPE.

Whe u Censldered Posslble an1 Evsa
Probable ~ Any aaeosst.
European civilization to-day Is based
ON the idea that war Is not only an immi-
nent possibility but probability, and .
great class in every country has
been trained 70 look upon blood
shedding as It's proper vocation.
The great prizes are reserved for sol
diers; honors, fame, position and tho
monaroh's favor to 60 to the scns Of
Mara The military saget exceeds-
many times over does it exceed-the
appropriations for public instruction.
The salary Of q colonel 10 earned by but
few professors. writes ". e. Thayer, in
the Forum. The cost Of the powder and
shot wasted In Europe between any
dawn aAd dusk would probably pay tho
running expenses OF al her public hos
pitala. In each government. whether II
be constitutional OF autocratic. the army
may with truth be said to direct legislar
tion. for the legislature willingly a
unwilingly vote the sppropris&ions do
mandsd by the war department Even
Il . legialatare dsres TO question or pro-
test II u quickly frightened into aequi-
escing BY an alarming report from the
minister for war. Thus the military
class controls government and has laws
passed to suit ITSELF and prevents oil at
tempts to out down OF to abolish its
powers It intimidates the state not
less really, though less openly, than
tho pretoriAn guard intimidatcd old
Rome! Kings and ministers do indeed
assure the public that they chiefly en-
deavor and desire to preserve peace, but
In the next breath they call for larger
funds and more recruits. Kaisers meet
and kiss each other on both ohcelss;
they extol the sweetness Of brotherly
love; they attend each others grand
maneuvers and then they increase the
garrisons along their respective from
tiers. A strange method this for testify.
ing to their pcaceable intentional
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
Impertant Changes Of Time On Ihe MscL
a~an CantrAl.


Taking effect Sunday, Nov. 18th,
train heretofore leaving Grand Rapids
at $50 q. m. will leave at .. m. with
an elegant parlor car attached, arriving
at Detroit at 1910 p. m. every week
day. Leaving Detroit at 1918 p. m,
with first class sleeping car. running
through to Boston. arriving there at
lO.45 .. m. via Michigan Central, New
York Central 4 Hudson River and Boz
ton q Albany Railroads.
Tram leaving here at 1.20 p. m. con-
meets st Jackson with the celebrated
vestibuled "North Shore Limited" the
hand soonest and fastest train in the
world, carrying through slcepers for
Boston, thus necessitatlng but one
change, arriving st Buffalo 1T 3 o CLOCK,
Syracuse 7.50, Albany ll.50 the follow
Ss nor ming, New York 3.45, Boston
$40 the following evening.
Train heretofore leaving here at Ills
in the eseniug now leaves at 80 pm.
daily carrying . first claes sleeper, ar.
riving at Detroit 7.l5 =. m. week days
and go .. m. Sundaye, arriving at
Buffalo sos, Syracuse 1920 the same
afternoon, Albany 2.lo, New York I
and Boston l0.4S the following morn
Train leaving Grand RApids Ut s.lop.
m. week days connects closely with the
New York limited vestibuled at Jack
con, arriving At Detroit 1915 .. M,
Buffalo e.35 the following morning,
syracuee 17.l5. Albany 4.5O. New York
$50, Boston 1905 the same afternoon.
FnED N. BRIees,
General Agent,
49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
Christian All,ance Meeti.r.

A convention of the Christian ALI
snce, for the promotion Of Christian
truth. life and work will be held in
Grand Rapids. in the North Division
street NJ. l.. church, for three days,
Tuesday. December 3 to Saturday, De-
cember 5. 1891. This convention IS an
nounced previously, will be in charge
Of the Rev. A. B. Simpson, Of New
York City. president of the National
Christian Alliance. FREQ lunch will bs
served at No. ITO North Division street,
first door north of ST. Marks church,
where all who will. can send baskets Of
lunch, which will be thankfully re-
ceived. Many strangers will be present.
All who will give lodgings to any of
these, please report 70 committee at
church or lunch rooms. A large sup
ply Of books aud tracts for the promo
ton of the Four Fold Gospel will be on
sale at the lunch rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
Break FAST saevITsss


Odas snd Eads OF City usvs Gashsrsd
Together.
Born-To Mr.. ani MfA J. r. Ferris,
November ~, sou-
Born-To Mr. and Mira JAmes Nino-
que OF No. 81 Chris street, . lo-pound
glrl.
Justice Brown tied . marital knot
yesterday for Henry Stroul and Mlss
Lulu Losey.
Eureka lodge, Knights Of PythiAs
will elect officers for the ensuing year
On Thursday evening.
Caroenters' union No. IS will give .
pedro party at Central Labor Union
hall next Thursday evening, Decem-
ber 3.
The funeral OF the mother Of ex-
Alderman Maurice SnanAhan will be
held at St. Alphonsus church this
morning At 10 o'clock.a
The clearing house figures for No
veniber show . gain Of $7l5, ,l55.27 over
the business Of November, 1890. The
aggregate last month Was sS.72l ,5l2.7l.
A large quantity OF brick has been
poor house, and the work on the build
ing viii begin a. soon ss the weather
permits.
Grand Rapids Dancing club No. 2. re-
csntly organized, will give . dance In
Hartman's hall tomorrow evening.
Muse will be furnished by Braun's
orchestra.
W. Bob Holland. Of the Chicago Sat
urday Blade, and Miss Carl E. Boyle
were married in Chicago Monday. Mr..
Holland Was formerly on the Democrat
Of this city.
Tucker, Hoops & Co. have cleaned up
their lumber bussness at Luther. and
have sold their mill property to Mis-
sisGppI company, who will remove the
plant to that state.
Harvey Wyman has sold his mill pro-
perty at Chippewa Lake to the Tala-
poosA Lumber, Manufacturing and
Railroad company, and the plant will
be removed 70 Taiapoosa, Ga.
The terra Gotta for the Michigan
Trust company building arrived yester-
day, after considerable delay. The
work will 60 on rs rapidly ~ possible,
and il is hoped TO have the building
enclosed in three or four weeks.
The attendance at the night schools
is very large. Nine rooms have been
opened and there are from forty to
nifty in each room. Most OF the
students are twenty years old and
more, and seem to be thoroughly in
earnest about their work.
John NJ. Hall, superintendent Of the
Bay View assembly, will be glad to
meet ali Chautauquxns and those who
would like to inquire about the c. L. 8.
&. work ~ the Division street n. Il.
church at the close Of PRAYER meeting
Wednesday evening, December 2.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
FILED cHATTsL MORTGAGES.


Bsrwiu. the Miiiinsr. Files Several on
He Stock and Fixtures.
Gustave A. Berwin, the Canal street
millinery dealer, filed chattsl mort
Cages yesterday to the amount of
$3.50. The mortgages are IS follows:
One to Andrew ]. Johnson for $1,000,
one 70 Reuben Hatch for $500, one to
Joseph Houssman for $500, one to
Mor.a S. Crosby for $500, one to D..
NJ. Amberg for $3.50, and one to the A..
3. Turner Publishing company for $500.
The mortgage covers the entire miIiiE-
cry stock and all the fixtures In the
store at No. q Canal street.
The firm of Daily b Kelly, proprie.
tors of ths South Division street saloon
known a. the Store. gave = chattel
mortgage for $1,000 to ID. NJ. Amberg
YESTERDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


Pleasant Paragraph Picked UD About
People.
Mrs. Davis 10 visiting friends in Bay
City.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Bedell has returned from
Jackson.
Harry lie Clear il visiting friends at
Jackson.
Arthur Forsythe 10 visiting his friends
at GreenvIlle.
DIR. Nary +. Green returned to Char
lotte last evening.
George b. Gibbs Of Grsenville Wa in
the city yesterday.
Mr. c. 5. Knight Of Newaygo was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. X. Perrine and Mrs. Tufts
has returned TO Jackson.
Mrs. Mary G.. Wood Is visiting Mrs.
W. 5. Wood at Muskegon.
Miss Myra Robinson has returned
from Chicago for the holidays.
Milo DIbblc and wife of Greenville
have come to this city TO reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Flaherty are
spending = few weeks in Lansing.
Mrs. Gardner b. Clark and sister are
visiting friends in Chicago for two
weeks.
ID. B. Cheever OF Ann Arbor has &C.
eepted . position in the c. Il w. NJ.
offices in tins city.
Miss Frances c. Wood who went to
Milwaukee TO accept . position viii
return TO this city.
Mrs. Afford Kirchner, nee Aggie Way,
OF Tiffin, OHIO. IS the guest Of her aun
Miss Alice Msrtindale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worden Of Sag
inaw were called to tins city yesterdsy ,
by the death OF = relative.
There will be q meeting OF the board
of educssion Saturday, December 5,
1891, At $50 .. m. .. the board rooms =.
A SPECIAL hop will be gwen by the
IS. I's' Thursday evening ~ Eber-
hsrt's hall ON the corner OF Hall and
south Division streets.
IL IS reported that Hsrrick, Morehead
h NsIsou, the music dealers have sold
Their business and their sneire stock cf
musieal instruments 20 G. :. Hartman,
and that IL will soon be removed 70 the
Shepard Hartman building.
Tom Crocker of Grand Rapids, who
is paying a visit TO his father, Stephe q
Croker. went out shooting Saturday
and returned with thirty quail, . brace
ef partridgss and thirteen rabbits
Flint Glebe.
w. ". Cook OF the internal revenu<
Office, and wife havs returned from
Chicago Nrs. Cook had maden tws
mouths visit with her daughter in thai
e1ty aud Mr.. Cook spent his Thanks
giving vacation there.
Esrwell Brown. Tack Aldrich ans
Fred p. Mia start soon for . voyage 4
Yokahoms. They viii lesve New Yorl
BY sailing vessei and viii spend foui
months on tAe water. rounding tn
cape Of Coed Hope. The return vii
be- by wsy Of isdls and the hosy Ian<
next summer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

The revival meetings held in the Sec-
ond street NJ. E. church are being we'll
attended. A song and prayer service u
held at o'clock every evening and .
sermon 10 preached ct 7:30. After this
week the meetings will be moved to the
East street church, where it Is the in
tention to hold them for two weeks.
After that it is the intention to 60 to
Pia,nfield avenue church for two weeks
and 20 on until all the II. +. churches
arc yleited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

The Van Keuren case - nearly ended,
the defense having closed its case at
O'Clock yesterday. Simon LeGrou made
the opening argument for the prosecu-
ton and the others will follow today.
As the case 10 important and the attor-
neys ali have good lungs It will prob
ably be argued all day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

The ladies Of the DIVISION street NJ.
+. church viii hold . festival and sAls
of useful and fancy Articles Thursday
and Friday. December 3 and 4. in Hart
mans lecture room. They will also
serve supper from $50 10 3 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

The Finlay Brewing company has
submitted plans to the Builders and
Traders ascot atIcn for bids for the
construction of . two story wooden
tuildiug to be erected on the corner of
Williams and Ionia streets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-02

The - left at Corr, Knott q Co. .
number of very elegantly trimmed hats.
These hats can be purchased this week
at half their regular price. Call early
il you wish . bargain.