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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

peyis. KIamse. Hs4ssF Nils, Mckee. o'bsn-
Rs-Ar saE11sFs. a19Aes Spxs1is ote51-As
elrySss I4ieSaa. fsseK-le.
Nays- Noae.
asa Turner moFsa th1l the slcsruen u ne
4n4d saEd Be 4deea ~ ths cen Gitter 70
S1si2 Nss r-lssfsd me FrseigteH ifom tAe
board II Fallee ana fIF~ goEa1n ss0asrs tei.
bse u a e14A~r 81 ssgine koass sizes
All eprqal snaral e4 that t8e AGsrmea u
the second y aE1 alss 81 iaclGdrs
Aid stSkes eaeEea as q s-bslltsts thai TIE
2ideiEaea ~ the ieath. laird, second. siAia
All Ssscash waEds constitute sulI Cosnnaat
tur.
Ala. 0'Doansa ns ea 10 table the motion q
Aid fuEucf.
Carried
feas-Ala. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. kumeT. H4uscr. Mills. Mckee. . bon-
neii saaadsrs. StokFs. otrskSr
Nass-Alt 1requs spgogl. cteeaiHs. iateum.
l4raxK. eIeX-e
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
CON MON COUNCIL


Hoat31asG tom 1eeond oAze1
sash oDealaz aad sxteasisA - early as
passlsie.
Ga mefioR q Ala- Sa1aesFs. accepted Aai
hlsd
or NJ CsFpeazer. esiiiag 4ttengioa q the
co1aell - tae i2es thag there as 80 n.sft
xzgss % record ceseriaS the eat4r~ plaaE.
frsaeniss. St.. 81 the keea Lac ElsStrie
kzil~zs CON Baays ~aiea MORTGAGES mast &c
disehaEssd befgFs sara company eza sao~
clear Title saea as veald b. accessory to 81
trna tBsIr aaes as propose 4sAiag eo4ael
g. iases5ixlts Eae mattsr before sEAaEia. sad
company a. sr!llaaee.
I4blcl oa motion u Aid. Turner
VI "a ~. Diilsaosek sua Iseaty four others.
residents on AID asar South Dlsssioa street
between Hal street and Barton ayeage asa
inz council 70 cause Sidewalk 70 &c aid ga
tie vest side Of SAID Diyssiea street also 10
caused ssd street 30 be properly lighted.
Aid Turner moved " refer " TIE aldermen
OF tns FiIss and teath wards
Aid saunders moved al amendment 10
refer the portion Of the petition relauRs y
sidewalks 10 COMMITTEES o. Sidewalks and that
portion relating - lighlla. 10 Committee on
Lamps
Accepted d. Aid. Turner aad carried as
amended.
Of John Ringold and s. others residents and
property SSners IA the recently annexed ter
rit0ry iYins east of East street. and In the ter
Tit0ry tributary thereto. representing that the
Reeds Lake Electric Railway Company has
eaIirely ceased to operate its railway Ga Z.
Fulton street. that IL has been aad now is IN
capable Of discnaFgiRs It's public duties ASK
iag council 70 cause a franchise 10 be granted
70 the Valley City street snd Cable Halfway
Company 70 perate a line Ia L. Fulton street
from East street 20 east line of Fuller street.
Aid. Turner's motion 70 table was lost
Aid. Tareum moved 10 refer 10 Committee
On ordinances.
Carried
Yeas-Ald. Creqne. Doren. Doyle. Emmer.
Hauser. Mckee. Sproal. Stebbins. Stryker.
Iateum. Turner. Yerex-l2
Nays-Ald- Anderson. Carpenter. Mills.
oponnen-L
OF Henry bohne and > others. residents and
property owners on Hamilton street. from
Leonard street 10 North street. owning ISIS
feet; asking council TO cause said street 70 be
graded. grayeisd and the cutters paved.
On motion OF Aid Anderson. referred TO
Committee on Streets
OF Harvey A. Rice. representing that he is
the owner OF lots 10 and II of ]. Aldrich
smiths subdivision. asking for quit claim
deed from the city upon payment OF all legal
charges thereon.
On motion OF AID. Mckee referred 10 Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
OF John ". Davis. having bought express
wagon No. 81 OF OF JOS. Tracy. ASKING thar the
license for same be transferred 10 him.
Referred 10 the Mayor with power 70 act.
OF Edward Miller and l. other residents of
the West side. ASKING council TO have patsol-
man placed on the corner OF Straight ana
Jackson streets on account OF the many dis
turbances occurring there Ofiate.
On motion OF Aid. EaGser referred TO the
aldermen OF the Elghth ward.
Plans and specifications OF alterations 10 be
made on building of John McIntyre at No. -
Monroe street were presented by w. q. Robin
son. architect. and referred TO Committee Oh
HuifdinRx
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

GRASp RsrrDs. Mich. March H. 1891.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council:
Genflemen-U directions Of the board
I transmit you n report of the condition Of
street tights. for the week ending March
4. 1891. that remained unlighted cue hour and
over.
respectfully submitted.
BIZ. McRsVSorps.
Secretary
Referred o. Committee on IsmpS
gR,xD R,Ysps. Mich. March IA. Is9l.
To me Honorable Mayor asd Common Coan-
els
:3eutlenien-t oder Instructions 81 the board
I traasnls you the fellssiRz resolutions
Whereas. The limits ~ the ETY. have been
enlarge bring in lsrge territory on al sides
eu. tied 20 IRE protection.
Whereas The contraets for the new engine
houses have net yet been let ey the Beard of
Puhfe wsrks aad
Where's. 81 - certain that she sites for the
new enxiae houses eoald be sdTsnisgeeuslg
changed therefore.
Res,isra rhat The Common Ceuneft be ~
aneSted 70 asa The Beard 81 Public y efks so
deter The l-stias q contracts tor said snEiae
hsuses sna 81 further proceedings IN The
fssttes u sniiaing sad haasss aatii TIE mat
ter % fha change ~ sites eaa BE Investigated
~ fhe Common ssuariii AL. tartHef.
Reserved. that ihe sssss Of this bosfd ~ "a
ssrnetsd g. transmit a eaBy ~ thls resolution
- 80 CsSntea Csanfil
3. . NfHsYsos -.
Secretary.
tasHf~s
"A Aaaessss asvss - PETER - ths siass
ars - tsn as SD frsth ~stfs
"A flssNss me- IN ~ seesst saa ais =ss
vsfhsfsse
"A fsFasf sassra - saff-iItafs - fsfsf
4. faassssffss ~ Pee ifsrsftAe4I
lest
go IS fssasf rsfsf
aafs af4 sHfsssaa. faffsstes tss4ae
iassaa bazt- sa4sssf nsassf safas p se
81 issaasn 1sasasfs stssss ~tFsrs
f2s aasasa ~ 40 asasfsaa FfszsItsa -
fke fssfsss - 4sss
go AZ Assesses. tsfssstss. tssse@
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Ala. Taraer. chairman. stated thai the Gem
mlssss az osalEsaees ssss unable - sSres
apea . reHts.
AID. saunders moved thai the e0Rnaitsee 10
discharged froIG farther consideration 81 Tie
msIler. ana that ths ordinance be Feisrree g.
The .saernea II shs Ieash ~ard.
Ala. ssrssl smesaea faAs las aidernsn 81
The SakgA and Nlath wards be laeiaee&-
Lest
YeSs-Ala. Enmsr. Haaser. sprsul. ssse-
elEss
Nsss-Ala. Andersen. cnssas. Dsren. Mia
Mckee. v'nenaell. Saunders stskes nsrs
keF. IAleaal. T0raer. ierex-l&
Ala SpFoEi ngsscd ~ . substitute that the
ordlaaaee be referred - tie sidsraeR IT the
soeoad saa Third wards ana the eits ssseEAes.
Losl
leas-Aid. Creaus. Dere1. Doyle Mckee.
spnoa.. sfetbias fsie0m. Tsrasf. Aercx-sS
Asys-Aid- Anaersoa. Carpenter. Emncr.
naassF. Mills. oDenae,l. s-unaeTs.ssoAes.
Strskers.
Aid. Tslenm moved that further consider
alton II fhs matter be postponed Until fEiass
sseEiRg nsaI
Lest
leas-AId. creQue. Deyie. Mckee. sprogl.
Sseb1ins 1ateana ferex-z.
Aays-Ald Anderson. Carpenter. kmmer.
naaser. Mills, o'bsnneil. Saunders. Stokes.
SIgker. fgrner-l0.
Question recurring en- the motion Of Ala.
saunders. TOE same prevailed ID the tollo~ias
Note;
leas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Emmer.
Haaser. Aitls. Mckee. o'ponneli. Saunders.
stokes sproal. stryker. 1steam. Turner-lA
Nays-Aia. cregae. Dofsn. Doyle. sgebbins.
AefeR-A
Aid noren moved 10 suspend the rules shc
proceed 10 Motions aaa kes0iaIlens
Carried.
AeAs--Ald- Anderson. CarpenleE Crecue.
Doren. Doyle Emmer, lsGser. Mills. Mckee.
O'DonBeli. Saunders Stokes. npreu.. steioss
SiIyker. fateGn. Turner. leEsI.-la
hz,s-N None
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

The following approximate estimate were
read by the clerk:
Improvement II Lincoln street. from
West Bridge street 10 Fourth street.
amount.................... ....... ... sl.s6a 20
Construction OF n sewer In south Pine
street from West Bridge street to
sibley street. amount. 7T2 90
Construction of a sewer In Hamilton
street. from - feet south Of West
Leonard street to Eleventh street.
amount ............-................... Sis 90
Construction OF sewer In North
Union street. from 80 feet north Of
Lyon street TO Julia street. amount S94 y
Improvement of First street. from
North Pine street to West Side
ditch. amoant...............-...........-. s96 %
Accepted aad placed OF file.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

JAMES NASDESBERSE.
Comptroller.
Aid. Sproul moved 10 strike from the gener-
al fund the item OF twenty dollars TO Sproul
& McGurren for alter tubes"
Carried.
Ieas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque
Doren. Doyle. Emmer. Ifauscr. Mills. Mckee
o'Donnell. Saunders. Stokes. Sproui. Stebbins.
Stryser. Iateum. Turner. Yere1-ls.
Nays-None.
At the request OF City Attorney Taylor and
upon motion of Aid. Creque the item OF s7.25
TO W. W. Taylor was reduced to S6.75.
Aid. Creque moved that the baance
OF the report be accepted and adopted.
and the clerk be instructed 10 draw
orders In favor OF the several
parties as recommended by the comp
troller. and the clerk and comptroller be in
structed To draw an order on the city deposit
DRY for Slo.075.05. To be disbursed by the treas
urer. TO the several parties named in the
eomptroler's report holding orders on the
funds therein named. IN which there Is money
Adopted.
Ieas-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
Doren. Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Mills Mckee
O'Donnell. Saunders. Stokes Sproul. Stebbins
Stryker. Tateum. Turner. lerex-ls.
Nays-None.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The clerk presented for further considera-
tioa. and for the purpose Of hearing further
appeals. the assessment roll for the opening of
Charles street. In the city of Grand Rapids.
Thereupon Aid. Doran. chairman of the
special committee having the appeals from the
assessments IN said roll in charge. presented
the following report;
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
ell Of the City Of Grand Rapids:
Gcntlemen-Y special committee -
whom WAS referred the various appeals from
the assessments on the roll FOR opening and
widening Charles street. from Wealthy avenue
10 Logan street. respectfully report that we
have carefully examined into the matter. aud
recommend the following. That all appeals
be denied except the appeal OF Amanda stew
art. and that owing to an error which has ex-
listed fer n long time in the supervisors assess
meut and ahstract-nameiy in the number Of
feet which Mrs. Stewart owns-she being a.
sessed for 81 feet. when the facts are she owns
only 20 feet We therefore recommend that m
page So "a description. Amanda Stewart.
owner pIEt Of lot 10. Calkins' snbdivi-
sion, CITY Of Grand Rapids. valuation
sso 30. total tax sll.3s. whenever the fig
ures 's0'' sppcr. change 10 10" deduct
from The total ter the sun OF 2se. 81 that the
total tax SHALL De sli5s. on page 10. second
description. Jan DeNrics. owner. part Of lot
&. block ]. r smingtoa's addition u the city Of
Grand Rapids. vsiuaiion 500. total tar 50 q,
add 10 the total tax the sum Of s2sa. So that
the total tax shall he ss2.sA
Respectfully.
II. f. Dosss.
Z. Y. C.srrsrFs.
ESQ. W. NuaS.
Adopted
Yess-ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
Dorea Doyle Enmsr. Hsnser. Mills Mckee
o'DonnelL saunders. stokes. Sproui. Steb5ins
stfvssr. Tsteurn. Turner YsTeS-is
NAYS None.
Aid. nerea moved ina, further ron
siaerailon OF The roll 70 postponed for ore
w~~k for IN. purpose 81 hssrag further en-
prals. sBo nsst Monday syeninx. March ~
lsl. ~ the session - the Ceamon
ssuReil On said evening. he designated
- ihe iims. saa TIE Censoa Council rooms
ln ne afy ~ slrani Rspias a. the rlaee faf
Asaf4nx spresis tbsestrstai aaa shs rIss eirrk
30 gnsfrnetsa O. ave anties ~ ssla time ana
nla~, - Asstlns sprsals ~ eAaans aotiss
81 ssia EiHas ard fiaes % hearing app~.l. sna
% the asass heifsx rstafaaa g. hts afree g.
he rahis'egi n ihs afsaa Rseids fasas.s
nssstn. = saigy rahiis Newspaper. rsfai~s
Fafs.ishsa sas sifsstssse II .ass sfty ~ ssfasa
Napiss faf ~ east tNa successive asss Gre
sifsss a. ssns asfsh a. fsai
sssrIes
fsss sia- Aaaessas. Composites sse4s,.
pas@s. fsasie Hasrss. ttssses a5fs ssk ss
. iis~ssii ssasaefs stasss srfssi rtst
sfas sssstsF. tsssafs, fsFss4 fsfss q
Aess Ssaa
ths fists tfe<estsa Is faffasf ssssissfs
uss ssa - sac Faa Fsse - Assssss apsesis.
ssss tss<ssssss4if Fsii - fhs saasts..ssiss -
ss@ss p = sa..safs sssssk - tas ssts - .fs.sa
hsss4s
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

J. X. Ha.s-ess. asilseri2g ~osa. y "
Chzsrsn4aE i Be@sa. coma and
kaFa --.---...- -. ~ ~
" s SayasE. Fsmsyiax a0ss<hsla
.osds ior Mrs. FefosEg ......-- s0
Hs~4za 2. MiHehia. s4Ars Ter oAs
aHra ..--.-....... ~
Jacas keakes2af. coma aad baFl4i = ~
AEAa Hea. bo4r1 Sad care 81 elfs
EazfZe ........-..- ~
haseEs eideR sap .-.- - -
fAamas Figxp4trrx. labor 80
Hawkins. PeTFy i c.. sagR.ses ..--.-- % =
L. =. CoAsteck. oFders- -.-.-...----.-~- y
cosTlNssSF sgSs.
James Dougaergs. overseeing pFisoa-
~fs a. lall....,..-. --...-..,....--. u ~
+. IL. 6Al. servlcss ca Reason street
grade and Casa. street aspaalJ IAs-
~. Lyon 60 East Bfidss street j. q
" IA N. Hathaway. services on
Benson street grade sad CaaAi
street asphalt psEiag. Lyoa 10 last
DfilSc street .-.-....-a--..--a-. s.----- y ~
4 L. sh&ttgcN. services ca BeBsea
street grade sRd C4a2l street
paalt p4ssag. Lyon ~ East Bridge
street -..------..-s---....--....~-- $50
suPsaioz coCkf sCsB.
Hm. Leonard. attendance IS. .--.~. 50
West PabAshia. CO.. So.ans+. An
disrst---..-.-.--. -..-......-.-.-s.-...-- 90
Edward Murphy. attendance - l6 =
b. YaHdeFaaelen. atIe naanee- .--.. 10 Is
Edward ". Dodge. messe nger---.-..,.... ~
PoLIcE COT At FUND.
oproui MeUurriB. repairs --.---.-.--- Az
PARK fv>D.
NJ Kennon and others labor. .~. eOo
John Carpenter and Others. labor "a s.
John DFVgge 4 Co. lumeer....-------.--.-. >. -
BsipGE FUND.
Wm- Fitzpatrick. repairing ~..-..-..--- SO
Tim Hartnett. cleaning ---......~........- SEQ
J. A Berries. repairing -- ......-...-..---- -
VALLEY cry CEnErgRY FUSD.
George r. Perry. order Of Vim. kisl
asoisued.--. l. ~
GREENWOOD cENETsEY FUND.
Isaac clgier. order i 10
FlEsF wsRD HIGHWAY FUND.
NJ. Van overea. labor. ...--....-.......- 675
SEc0SD WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
wm. FitEpatrick. labor .....-..--.--...-. lsli
Foster. Stevens Co.. sidewalk &C APP
~
THIRD NAKD HIGHwA Az FUND.
VI. Van Oyeren. labor-............. ....-..-.. %
FoUsrH wAsD HIGHWAY FUND.
VIM. Fitzpatriek. labOr...-..-.............- Al 50
John Morse. 50 ~
Foster stevens 4 Co.. sidewalk scrap
ers.----------. 80
FIFTH WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
VIM. Fitzpatric.S. labor-.....-......-...... - 81
Foster. stevens i Co.. Sidewalk scrap
----.-.---.-..--.-----.--..- ~
SIXTH WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
J. A. Berries. labor ....................... %
SEVENTH WARD HiGHwAYFUxD.
j. A. Berries. labor. II y
EGarH WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
J. A. Berries. r.........................- Tg5
NINTH WARD HIGHWAY FUND
j. A. Berries. labor Ii 20
TESrH WARD HIGHWAY FUSD.
NJ. Van oyeren. labor......................... 90
FIRST sSwEs DISTRICT FUND.
j. A. Berries. labor ...................-..... -
WATER WORKS FUND.
Henry r. worthington. meters 1900. Sl6 90
WATER w0REs INCOME FUND.
Hogle OH Co.. castor grease.....-.....-..- %
q. X. Brass Co.. suppiies..-.........-......- -
Total 1904 81
CHARLES STREET OPENING FUND.
Mary A. Hovcy. compensation and
damages 6S 90
Mary A. Hovey. compensations and
damages awarded................. .......... $50
Tctal..................... ............... Il 80
lO.09i 81
Grand total........................ IL $40. leo Co
Respectfully submitted.
JANIS VANDESBERGE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Aid Turner. chairman OF the Special Com
mittee on Charter Amendments. r. ported YER
bally that tie committee. together with del
eeation of citizens met the House Committee
at Lansing to consider amendments to the
city's charter. aud that the bill Will be passed
substantially as recommended by the council.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

To the Honorable the Common Council of the
City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-lour special committee. con-
ssting of the aldermen II the Fourth ward, to
whom was referred the report of the Commit
tee on Streets. re.st.ve TO tae petition of :. l..
Keller asking for \ remedy for the surplus wa
ter in Dudley eourt"(pages G3 and us printed
Iroceedings. respectfully report that they
have carefully examined the same and recon-
mend that the matter be referred To the Com
mittee on Sewers for siigation aud report.
Respectfully submitted.
En-. 0'DoSNEII.
ANDREW j. STgBBIxs.
Aldermen OF the Fourth Ward.
Special Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
oFFIcE OF ooAPrRoLLER.

OFFICE or COMPTROLLER
To the Honorable. Mayor and Common Coun-
ell of the City Of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-lIaving examined the following
bills. report the same correct, and recommend.
that the same be allowed out OF the several
funds as herein stated.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
NToTIcE.-To THE HONORABLE JUDGES

MOTICE.-TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES
IN OF the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Ja.. Delivery VI tilr state %
Delaware, ia and for New Castle county.
We, ths und srsigned, respectable citizens OF
the Third ward OF the city Of Whining
ton, do hereby certify that Il. J.
EttzsimmOns. the owner and occupant OF the
store situated at No. 20 Lancaster Avenue
In the Third ward, city, county and
state aforesaid. and described in his applica-
tion, and who is an applicant for a license on
MONDAY. I e llth day Of May, A. d., lsgl.
being the next term Of soid court, for the sale
than ole half gallon therein, not to be drunk
on the premises, he being a licensed retailer
Of goods wares and merchandise; the agsre-
gate co valrenf his stock conetantly Kept
on hand for sale is not less than five hundred
dollars being a N IA Of Iul age. soDrlety oliu
good moral character; that such sale Of iii
tOxicating NqUor at said plnceis necessary to
accommodate the public; that he is the owner
Of eaid house, ana the true rental value
is four hun red dollars apd the followis
respectable cilizsns OF said ward, AZ leas
twelve OF whom are bstanlial freeholders OF
said ward, recommend the application, VIZ.
j. II. Spruauce, Dennis ;. Shields,
James A. Ziegler, Michael Dunn,
Frank BOennl. Georg ~. 40 Loper.
d. w. Lynch. Peter McClOskey,
Eriiz Messing, Peter j. Ginuer,
j Z. T. Enesel, George II. kiesel,
Charles r. Walther, Henry Nitsil.
Nicnatl Newell, John j. Hanley,
John j. Kennedy, Patrick dillon,
Nillism j. daggsrty, ns vid J. Chambers,
Daniel Mailer, William W. Cooper,
rh m j. Ryan, Thomas Duffy.
T. J. TIllSlMM0NA
Evening journal., 1891-04-11

The Census Bulletin No. As which
treats Of the granite industry Of the
United States and has beea compiled by
DR.. William O Day states that Delaware
Is one Of the four states Of the Uoion
that shows the greatest percentage Of
increase Of productions since 1880 In
that year the value Of the output IN Della
ware was $12 600 in 1890, $211, 1874 an
Increase Of $40, IA per cent The num-
ber OF workmsn employed In quarries 10
1899 was 2S3, amount OF cubic feet Of
stone produced I, 3S6 431 value $2l1. 1874
wages paid to workmen, $l16 216 The
names Of the quarrymen given are A. G
Morris q 90 Office Avoudale, Pa quarry,
New Castle county; George w. Phillips,
BELLEVUE. New Castle county; Daniel
Dougherty, Wilmington; MeKendricb &
Scott, WILMINGTON; Peter p Tyre, Will
mingtOn; Brandywins Granite Company,
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
TO Enforce the Convict nm

At Yesterday afternoons session Of the
Levy Court 1t was decided that the sheriff
and clerk Of tbs peace should hereafter
render their bills quarterly, the frst one
to be made up TO June 10 and to be pre-
sented to the court on the frst Tuesday
OF July On motion Of Mr.. Joils, com
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Rucking-
ham, Grubb, sutton, Clark and Glllis,
was appointed 30 carry out the provisions
of the Ball Convict Labor bill The
sheriff WAS given the authority to employ
another warden, as is provided for l.y the
bill.
The report Of the committee to audit
ths accounts OF Isaac N Grubb, Levy
Cours commissioner from Brandywine
hundred was as follows Appropriation,
St 100; expenditures, 1929 rs; balance,
b270 25 Commissioner Hickman's com
mittee reported as follows: Appropria-
tion, $40 000 expenditures, 80. 9Sl 81 /;
balance $1S CO. The court then sd
journed until 10 o'clock on tuesday
morning
Ealihaimep eaiIu tohacco atom and 400
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
The snrinr.

or all seasons Of the year, is the one for
making radical changes in regard TO
health. During the winter, the system
becomes TO a certain extent clogged with
waste, and the blood loaded with impuri-
ties, owing TO lack Of exercise, close con
dAement in poorly ventilated shops and
homes and other causes This IL the caust
of the dull, sluggish, tired feeling sc
general AZ this season, and which must
% overcome or the health may be en-
tirely broken down d0od : sarsaparillp
has attained the greatest popularity Az
over the country as the favorite Sprng
Medicine. los expsls the accumulation
impurities through the bowels, lSidnogs.
liver, lungs and skin. gives 10 the bleoc
the purity and quality necessary DO good
health aud overcomes thai Tired feeling
Evening journal., 1891-04-11

THE OF SPRING
this eek,
TASTE which is an ex-
I cellent sample
of what is to come, must
have made you feel un-
comfortable in your heavy
clothing. 1t did make
many feel so, and they i'm
mediately took the remedy
and were cured. We
have the remedy here, and
lots Of it, In the shape of
Suits and Overcoats of
Spring weight Have you
tried a dose2 If not try
it to day and tomorrow
yOu will feel better.
Your boy wants a Suit,
and you won't be able to
find a better assortment to
choose from than here. If
you are a lover of the
stylish for your boy look
at the nobby Refers,
Fancy Sailor and Little
MILDLY" Suits which are
on our tables. They are
worth a look and will be
shown gladly.
j. 7. MuIlin & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11

The Misses Il A aud M Dolen will be
pleased to receive their friends and the
public at their new Dry Goods. Notions.
Stationery, etc, Store. at the southwest
corner Of Fourth and Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11

Seven and quarter per cent. 81 pie
Interest per aAuum Is what the
Equitable Life" Is paying on muu.ius
oollces this year on the twenty year Ell
dowment plan. ANsoN a MAHER, man.
sger, No s02 Market street
Evening journal., 1891-04-11

ents. As there are from three to Eve
applicants In each county, the governor
has the sympathy of every General
Assembly man
The House this morning passed the
bills TO incorporate the Peninsular Print
ing Company and the Dover Electric
Light and Heat Company.
Daniel W. Taylor of Wilmington was
in Dover to day.
The Mechanics Lien law passed the
Senate yesterday, so amended thar the
property owner is protected from the de-
mands Of the employees by the contractor
giving bond to the man with whom he
contracts.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
nrrn.

SANDERSON.-I This city on the 5lh in
stant, Elizabeth A., daughter Of John w. and
Mary l.. S0ndersOn, agel 10 months.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
mARRrNn

SEAIi-WILLIAMSON SON.-On April 3, by the
Rev John ID. G.. Hanna, Joseph Seal Of Ian
dtnburg Pa, and Miss Matte Williamson Of
this city.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11

William J. Mclaughlin will give his
formal opening, Tuesday, April a. 1891.
at No. 429 West Second street. His
friends aud the public in general are in
vlted to be present
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
ttpnnInr.

Stop at Fellneimer's S12 Market street
a fine rough and ready 30 cents pound
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
Our granite Indust1v.

Fellheimer sells tobacco stop and SCI
him, 9l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-04-11
AZ Lief FIGHT As Talk.

The EVENING JOURNAL correspondent
and senator McAulllin rep ) were walk
ing up 10 the depot together after ad
journment When opposite the Capital
Hotel Senator Williams stepped out
the door The two senators exchanged
greetings and Senator Williams smilingly
said
s'Ven senator, suppose you are going
back TO New Castle county to be loaded
up for next week.
Yes. replied McMullin.
About a square further down State
street McMullin INDUCED Ia 8 burst oi
Republican patriotism. He said
when the representatives of the peo
PIE disregard the wishes Of the people
TIE county is getting to be in 3 bad way.
This Five Commissioners bill should
never be passed. AS far as am concerned
would Just as lief fight about it as taih
sbop' Il. That's where / stand !"
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