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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
MONEY 10 LOAN.
no Y0v wsNT NoNEY1-If 81 sou vii
~ Ara a 70 yoar savsntsse to see us befor,

no YoU WANT NoNkf1-If - you win
~ Ard Il 10 yoar sGvsntsse to see us before
eorF0wfas.
Wen make loans on household goods piaHos
harses Vegas cr rersoaei property 81 sry
ktaa ~ tks lowest possible rates sad In the
eaies fst poss BE fsaae.
f.ur lsens are nasse without publicly re
the property - iest ~ sear snsi sfareed Pes
sfssions
lssss ess b< carried sc iors Sc desired ~
esa b. pad - tai or n rsri 81 say tine -
sat ear eenFea enc sn4 snF tart psla -
aaees fse 9sf - car Ftae tae or.
IL SEQ aNe q bssianet - fesH tafe. plane 81
efbrr efanerts &c ~iI rSy e 80 ter voc aD1
carry il A. less - taa eeslrA.
fslr oasAes az 80 nasst ra<ssf = tie efs
ana a. a. 4ffsake@ ftst gar - rsiins DFeA
- eas - eeftss srs4 aaitkiy 80 eesrte
eH3sx
Kesaeaaher thst yea hsee re as - 18th the
srep~sts 80 So msa~s saa can rttafn ire
sue4es = 49, -
aRt&n RAPIDS MORTGAGE 10 As CO.
Esar 7 User htSrk.
CaTaes - messee. fszTi sas ssns -ts
kasI4. Ia 81, ~ sssft ssfns "a sas feFm
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

EoR s4Ir-snos acres 81 good farm "a lands
y locssed IN Nontesfn Nexferd, Vsceois
and Hoskssaa eoueties az fTcn = tosis rer
acre: esse i'm proved arms IN every - OF ne
STAT some espeeia " fae ones near this city.
VI 49, a. IN sov eaaN a. exchange for ether
esepersy. 80 srxe iist % c.fy properly
CSifans se~ss Go. = Lewis Co. ever 81
Aoaree ST. Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

Mas. wrxsLow y SOOTHING SrRUp has been used
Tor children teething. IL sosshes the child.
softers the gums. slisys all pain. cures wind
collc. and Is the best remedy for dlarrhoeA
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

frpsAxAroLrs. Ind, Nov. io.-Dr. J.
\ Monroe. editor Of the Irouciad Age.
end an atheist who is known through
cut the country. died here Monday.
sxed IS yesrA He Wa the author Of
several books
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

LrrvIs ROCK. Ark. Nov. 1o-oov.
Eagle has appointed Col J. H. Glen
aeuning. of Fort smith, worlds fair
commissioner to all the vacancy caused
by the death az Juire Gregg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
/DsG0LlA BROS.
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
s and 9 Tower Block

EoR sALE-lor exchange; ias acres u miisS
southeast 81 city, eeoa build .ngs feRcce
essss5 e soil clay loan fais - . Ne. harm
price &1.a~V.
Efoh sAi-t--or exchange: - acres a. mile
HsA Ai1elssaiie. barxy eoangss rsos
seti. 80 acres seeded ana 81 acres u wheat Il
TIE kfcaAe. price xs.5s9
FoR ExcHASeE-ias acres zx miles mex
N&Sl&nd. Aiiu.an e0aAIx. " m txa loLso
Aaa I've lsrxe bsrns. eoea orchard. - Acrsd
an proved. ~ &cEes seeStas 10 exchanges lo
south Gao property; ssfics sS.zDa.
Nok sALE--or exchange, - acres s nile
nom CIV clay ioaIn, ns housc; nne
place Tor gardening; 1riee <.saa.
no EkcHAN0E-Fsr farm wfthia 10 or "A
allies OF eits. two Aouses sna I've ioss ca
woaio take small iHceai bcfSace II ysA wish 80
sei good eits propefss here Is Year chance.
TO ExcHAN6E--for farm; s-room house il
noftaefa pari % the city; large LOT with
iair BARN would pay some cash difference
TO EACHANGE-for farm; nice houses on
eoafh loasast; this Is extra good rest
aence pfopefts; owner would pay sffr9 10
s-,sei cash dids1rsace Tor Goea farms price of
his property STA
no EXcHAN6R-For farm near SEINE small
village. l1roem honse ana two vacant
lots IN Rprin ene. AL worth $50. no ausuln.
beranee arc wolfe pay ssne cssh II necessary.
1V fNcHANSE-for harm within Is miles n
city. hrooM house Ia southern part -
city. worth slzp; ~oaia take some incamsor.
ance-
kof sALE-es acres af land. 10 miles south
= aud east OF city r. acres Improved balance
beech, maple and oak tsmber, small konsa.
chard. soil clay loan; best farm In the eoun-
~; price 500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov 10
FLouH-Qaiet Spring Wheat Patents T. 60
axe: Bakers. GT51aD: Winter Wheat
Flour Pstsats. ~ 50GA %, straights. sae5 A4a
waEAr-rglsa weaker No. cash and No
vember. ssts Ss5se; December. 9oss1soac. and
May. A-o.is tl03t.
CoRS-Fa.rly active and weak No. 3 and
No yellow. s7g5sc; No. 3 sRd No. 8 yellow.
Ss,G57e; November. b4h05Sac; pscemoss
ana Year. t7e<sss; May. s4<445Sc.
OArs-Weaker No. cash, 3!<1S9Ac. De
ceniber. Sit433tse; May. S3h033he Samples
In fair supply and easier. No. & 3lQs2c; No .
White, aaos3o, Nc. Z ssAgssAe; No. White,
ysst3e.
RYs- Quiet and shade weaker No. casn,
sS,se: Nevsmoss. $50 and December. $40
CSC
BARInY-stssdy and fair sale Poor un-
sound te14sc: common mash mailing l304sc;
fair to good. <sossc; choice heavy and bright
Ssessc. and fancy. ooesie.
NESS PokK-Trading moderately active and
prices stesdier. Prices ranged at Is s7H9s4o
for cash: eS.l54ts.z5 for November: Is sossa seq
Tor December. and GIL 0s1I:. 20 for January
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
steady. Quotations ranged 81 o. 051eo 10 for
cash: oGg7,sSe. for November; $1,000 Is
for December. and %. $500. ~ tor January
PouLTsY-Live Chickens. e<9she per ID. /;
Live Turkeys. 7eios per b; Live Ducks $500
per H.; Live Geese, s4ooso25 per dozen.
BurrER-Creanery soosss; Dairy. ieesse;
Packing Stock. u aloe.
OILs-wisconsin Prime White Sc; Water
White. sKe: Michigan Prime White exc; Wa
ter White. 1910; Indiana Prime White. 0hc;
Water White 100; Headlight, LIS test, s,,c;
Gasoline. 81 dez's, i4c; "a dss'A SAc
LIQUoRs-D.stilled Spirits remain drrn on
the basis Of o. IS per gal for finished goodA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
RovISe. PACKING a STORAGE


pADCLIfF & HOLT-Rehsbie upboisierers
h st Ill south Division-sf.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
vi give You regular rates. whether you AK
for them or n, : by 'phoning N3. so or 60 after
business beu.a
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
= = = ~ ,
wAgTED-BOARDERs.

WANTED--A lev ladies and children to
W board. price of board and room for ladies
S2.Ih. for children SO; 81 SDawmut-aye. mp
stairs Reference inquired. 80
WANTED-Bo aTders at g, South Division
81. Good board and pleasant room for
$3.50 per week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

FOR over Fifty Years

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Is family fayorite. Try IL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
! NEW YoRK. Nov. 10

NEW YORK. Nov. 10
WuDAr-Depressed- December, sion l1.i60
i.0sx; January, si0sA0Liox; February.
N.ilxOLil 1919; May. q. 10 5-l6ALl4sS.
CoRx-Firm, koxs up; quiet No. 3 1910
78c.
OArs-Quielv Western, 373<4Ho
PRovfsfoSs-Bsef duh. steady; extra mess,
eo.0oai0.oo; family. ui00112.0o Pork steady.
inactive; new mess sl07s; old mess ss75
extra prime, $40 ooeio5o Lard Arm, quiet;
stsam-rspdersd tc.4o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

Pecknsm's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The hr1cs block located on West Bridee-st-.
Nos. ~ ifs ana ISL IS for sale Bloch contains
three stores. TIE second aoor IL he suites Of
rooms. suitable fer Offices OF Housekeeping
iii sell fer cash OF wiIl take part IN cftg
property II sold a - days Inquire 81
A. A. LORD. Isl West Bridget
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

snider's home made CArsuP for sale
by oil gfocers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

Simply apply "SwAySE's OrsrxEyr.',
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema. itch, ell eruptions on
the face. hands. nose, etc, leaving the
sxin clear white asd healthy. Iis
great healing and curative powers are
possessed By no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for swArSx's 0lxr-
uESr."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
TELEPHONE sa

rson RFNT-Hossss OF Clinton, 6, Curtis. 81
+ khsla3sd. 81 stewart svn. ~ fiftn-sve..
g.. Jefersob-sye.. 81 " bnags. y hsIsy.
ayetts. sl0; ~. fulten. SO; Lssl-st-. 49,
ISslngston. fis Osklsna ave-. tiAs 1emes tiei
Watson. SID Morrison. -; College. - Nehi
ttx-ave s30. Fountain. So sto-e on tss ct,
ST. We have fsr rent TIE third foof iihrfB
If nrs tf TIE fn@sf ane most eentrsi bloch IN
the risy. lag iesfeld a Palmer. sttornSyA 3
and - The Gilbert" Phone -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

L'oR sALE-cheap; good pairing business
II on West EfiGee-sI Ftzgeraid A Frank-
ford. - West Bridg~ resi- estate aed Gre
Insurance agents; telephone lISA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

Have you tried ssrpsR's home made
CArsgP?
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chspped hands. chilbIslns,
corns and ali skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL s'guarsnteed TO give perfect satlsfsc-
tsou or money refunded. Price IS cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts. ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ffNHNLlHk R6U IUuHthStNG
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

NJ l. SWIFT. President
j. H. BARNETT Vice PrssiasEt
HARVEY J. A0ILIsi Ek. Cashier.
AL classes OF banking business fhaf are ~
barmSDy with the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters Of Credit. current IN al parts OF tbe
NOR q. issued in SIMS % suit. lntefes A..
loved A. per eelE en- tine eertincasSS %
deposit
DIRECTORS.
l. III. Whitney. George c. Pierce.
J. NJ. BARNETT j. CanIner
NJ. l.. sweet. Joseph H. Martin
n j. Hoiiis;er. W K Shelby.
MfIlard bafDhardk W o. HugharI
L cyoflon Fox. Il. Loettgert
LIE. Hawkins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
ToRsALE-sTscELLASEoUs

FOR sALE-A horse. cheap. a S. Divisien
street. 32l
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-The Geo. II. White homestead.
corner North Division and Fountain >.
is now for rent TO desirable parry for 4 term
OF one. TWO or three years. Apply for Que
veel. TO Mrs. Geo. IA. White. % Fountains:
lxc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

kssIT IatSs ~ ssert sl'ns e. ~ laru
y - soss s=sssftss fHsts A. Nsrars. :
teaAs a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

IT s II BARGAIN !
NY RESIDENCE ON HEkRY-sT~
Lot 5exsso.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Enquire Of 70 Canal-st or 81 Heary-st
+. N. WILLIAMS.

GRAND RAPIDS. according 20 the latest
~ ofieial survey. is stil in Michigan. and
cheap as others Room Q. Loveft block. opp.
Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

,VANTED-Every young man 10 step in and
W see what we can do with them in n pair
pants. snit OF clothes or oyercoat made to
order. N0izt. iierpoisbeimer Go. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

E'0R sALE-At gresS hargsrn = good steam
A Touring and sFist mlsi. vel located m a
farming country and in the very best repair.
Can be made To do sfBe business and has
always pad veil But must b. SO ~ great
ssefaace oveisg 10 the death oft e owner or
viii ira r for good srsnd RAPIDS property.
Cal ~ - and = New EoaseEssa beck A 4
AUtisdei. Slbsf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
wANTED-AGENTs.

EXTRA ORDINARY oFFERIN0-sse00 &c
II SEQ year assured e. general agents. 81
To g per day 80 Csnyassers, A permanent
AID convenient business. No competition
Every lady possible customer. Address with
C. stamp. Consolidated Adjustable shoe Co.
Lynn. Mass. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

Go 20 chicago via C. . ". n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
FOUND.
HELP WAETED-PgEArH.


WANTED-A second girl Al l3S Summer-st.
w $40
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
FOR REsT-BUsisEss PLACES.

no RBNT-Stores Nos and l. Hgfon-s;. each
Il sUx70 feet; alley IN rear; suitable ior whole
sale business. once. li.ht man uiacfuring or
storage; rent si-50 Per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyl Is and q Eountainst. 1isf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

FOR sALE-The best bargain In the market
handsome modern cottage. nov building
on PARK ave. rooms With bay window. High
ground. lot spxlS. Alley IN re4r Price SOL
Ierinsto suit purchaser. Isaac NJ Turner. -
New HousemaA block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

NoU can buy one of those lots between Col
4 lege and Union. on AItlsdei Court. Tor
one thousand dollars. Now II you want 60 be
rich aud happy in your ola age. do not delay
any LONGER. but call at No. 3o-5T. New Hous :
man block. pay your money ana get your deed
az once. A. X. Antisdei. .5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

WANTED-A competent Swede or German
w girl TO 4 % housework In u family OF two.
No. Is Parisaye; Mrs. Mcdonnell. ol6
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

WANTED-Ladies to manage our branch
w toilet parlors. for bleaching and feinoy-
ing all facial hiemshes- salary SO TO SO per
month. or one-fourth the profits. Security
and best of references required. Also we
teach professional nursing. massage. expert
chiropody. eectro-therapeutics. etc. uiin
0rvliie. NJ. D.. coo s. Washingisn-aye.. Last
Saginaw. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

k'ok sALE-or exchange; la acres u miisS
southeast 81 c;fy, seoa build ings. fsncce
eseasga, sell clay loan. 1ais 10 Ne. harm
priee &a.oSV.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
FEED MY LAMBS"


The Sisters of the Holy Family and tine
ChiIdren's Outing.
Last Thursday was field day" for the
children Of St. Francis Day Home on
Powell street, and those Of the Sacred Heart
Home on Franklin street. The Sisters of
the Holy Family had perfected the necessary
arrangements for giving them an outing,
and each and every one looked forward to
their May picnic with brilliant anticipatiOns
of a day of unalloyed enjoyment. The y.
B. and III. K. r. furnished transportation
free Of charge TO the little army, and at an
early hour on hat morning $50 little hearts
beating with high hopes marched out from
the home on Powell street and took possess
sion Of tie ears provided for them. At the
corner Of Eighth and Hayes streets they
alghted and forming in procession, marched
to the convent gate on Hayes street where
they met tie happy greetings Of about 100
more little picnickers, who were anxiOusly
awaiting their arrival. To board the Hayes
street ears and start for the park Was the
work OF but few moments.
Before reaching the park a procession
was formed, and the march was com menced
for the conservatory. Here ranks We're
broken and the balance OF the time was a
go-as-y Ou-please sort OF an arrangement.
At noon tableclOths were spread on the
grass and the good things which had been
provided were spread out. and they all
Toasted TO their hearts content The after
noon was spent at the ChidT-n's Play
ground. There were babies of and 3
yeaIs old who thought they had found Para
disc. Those older reveled in all the amuse-
ments provided. One wee tot said: .
would like a ride on that dOnkey-nO, not
that donkey, but that little donkey" point
ing 20 one of the goats. The managers had
laid in a bOunuful supply of milk for the
children, and they had nothing to wish for
After a day of enjoyment, all too short,
they started hemeward, tired, but filed
with pleasure. The Sisters desire to retur n
thanks to each and every one who helped
by contributing to that which afforded the
children 50 much pleasure.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
A YOUNG LADY BOUNTIFUL.

The Gesture Of Little New York Waif
Speaks Louder Than Words.
She was about 9 years old and she was
swinging along lower Broadway with a
great air of taking everything in as she went
along and enjoying herself very much.
She did not seem to think about herself
or mind the fact that one toe was coming
out of her shabby shoe. or that there was a
hole in her old, faded wooden hood. from
which waved a small plume OF faxen hair.
or that her soiled cotton dress was not n
very warm covering unsupplemented by any
wrap in the raw, damp air that lovely spring
was just then treating US to.
She plunged into the crowd around some
wOrkmeD who were laying pipe: she crit
ically examined the leg of the man who ex-
hibits some form Of masculine garters on
his own person, and then coming 10 an
apple-stand Kept by an old woman. She did
the thing which makes her worth ''puttlnp
in the paper"-she laid down coin. n nickel
| suppose, and picked up an apple.
Just as she was getting ready TO nlant
her teeth in it the old woman held ont her
hand with the change-and now If cnnld
just show You the happy, the magnifcentIy
kind gesture with which that blessed rapa.
muffin of young one took that old woman
wrist and pushed it baek-she was not going
to spoil her spree taking penny change from
q poor old woman, not much-that was
what the movement said. and then she
moved of step, and, after stepping an in
slant, to take monster bite, she swung on
down the street with never a glance Ia
ward-N Y. Herald
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
POINT LOBOS AVENUE.
Many improvements Going on in II
Richmond District.

Many improvements Going in the
Richmond District.
st a meeting Of the Point LObos Improve
ment Club, held last evening at Yorrath's
Hall, corner Of Point Lobos and johnson
avenues, the Executive Committee reported
that work on the Geary-street extension was
about TO be commenced, also that the petit
ton to the Fire Commissioners concerning
complete FIRE equipment for the Richmond
District, had been faYorablY considered, and
suitable apparatus promised as soon as pos
sibie This committee was ordered to attend
a meeting OF the Park Commissioners this
afternoon and ask that Point Lobos avenue
receive the same care at the hands Of the
commission As other thor0ughfareS.
The question Of an outlet for the Rich
moud District sewer system will De settled
within the next two weeks.
A committee composed of MeSSrs. Figel,
Parker and Ford was appointed to ask the
GeaTy-sIreet Railroad people to raise the
crown OF Point LObOs avenue one foot from
Central TO First avenue, and also ask permits
sion OF the Board Of Supervisors for tie re-
quired change.
The Executive Committee was instructed
to cooperate with the pTODeTty-ownerS on
First avenue for the grading Of that thor
Oughfare from Point Lobos avenue to Cali
forna street.
a long discussion took place as to whether
a protest from the club should be filed with
the superintendent of Streets agai INST the
acceptance Of grading work done on Point
Lobos avenue. from First to Twelfth
avenues, but nothing definite resulted.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
TWO PISTOL SHOTS.
Captain Zaiinsd Placed in Arrest at tn,
Preside

Captain ZaiinsId Placed in Arrest at the
Preside.
Captain Edmund L. Zaliaski, the inventor
OF the Zalinski dynamite gun, was put in
arrest on Friday last for a breach OF the
rules governing the discharge Of firearms
On the Preside reservation.
On the day in question Assistant District
Attorney Hosmer called upon the Captain
upon business connected with the trial of
private Blackman for the murder of
comTade, the slayer and his victim both
being members Of his command. Having
transacted the business which brought him
there Mr.. Hosmer expressed a desire to see
The interesting points OF the post where
upon the Captain volunteered to show him
around.
In the course Of their tour the subject of
EuuSHOt wounds came up in conversation,
and in order 70 demonstrate 10 the Dis
triCt Attorney the fact that the wound
al the point Of entrance is always
smaller than the bullet Captain
ZIiuski fired two shots from his revolver
into a board. To discharge firearms un-
necessarily upon the reservation happens TO
be an Offeuse against the rules OF the post,
and iy was not long after the experiment
before the officer WAS called upon to sur
render his sword and put under arrest.
Subsequently Captain Zaiinsk had an
interview with lieutenant-C Colonel Graham,
who upon hearing his explanation of the
occurrence, released bim. 1t is more than
likely, however, that a Board Of Inquiry
VIII be called for by the Captain to inYesti-
gate all Of the facts connected with the in
cldent, including the right Of Colonel Ora
ham to put the indigRity upon him Of an
arrest
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
CLOSING EXERCISES.
The End of the Term at the Pacifi
Heights School.

The End of the Term at the Pacific
Heights School.
Upwards Of 700 pupils participated in the
closing exercises Of the seven lower grades
al the Pacific Heights school yesterday af-
ternoon, large number of vi sitOrs being
present. The programme rendered was as
follows:
Song, " Chorus OF the Winds" seventh grade;
ITO Whom Shall We give Thanks" c. NAL
Ion; chant seventh grade; d. axes Address
10 The American Flag" Mamie Siubbs Josie
Lindley, John Balch Sophia Schiiling; "Our
Flag seventh grade; " StaT-spangled Banner"
seventh and eighth grades; The Sculptor Boy"
Beatrice Evans, Ashley Fault ana Harry Weille
"1he Lie Brigade" Fanny Jacobs, Anu G
Lee Claire Sherman. Leon EOOTSanger !;
song. THE Sailor Boy" seventh grade; The
Last Hymn" Emma Cunningham. Jessie, Jennie
and Maude PuTdy; BLACK berry JAM Julia
Evans; "LaSea," Evelyn HUI; song, Phantom
Chorus" seventh grades; The Quarrelsome
Kittens" Terry McheOn; Fable Of Cloud
Land" Florence GTaeber; Ride OF Jennie Nc
Neal" L0ttie Graeber; song, The Hunters
Call" seventh grades; The Three Blades"
George Lawson; The Painter of Seville"
Beatrice Butler, Evelyn Huff, Lottie Graeber,
Ethel Shucks and Gertrude Howell; sOag, The
Watehman." seventh grades; "Ihe Christening"
Robert Ferral; The Palmetto and The Pine,"
Iandell FOote, Rosetta and N Ze Mcheen and
arthur CudwOrh; song, Summers Come"
seventh grades; The Rainy Day" Eta BrOden-
stein, Elsie Leale, Jean Crooks aud Elsie Baum;
"Tne Magpies,H Louis Niukelmaun.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
e. S. Fyfe's Complaint Against a
Rich Corporation.

A complaint has been filed in the Superior
Court by +. 5. Fyfe, containing serious
charges against the Carbondale Coal and
Land Improvement Company and four of its
Directors. J. 1. Felter. C. Holland, FL. w.
Snow and Charles Kickoff.
Fyfe owns 1895 shares of the corpora
tons capital stock and AYERS that at the
annual election the defendants named and
also w. A. Keefer, E. n. Deuprey and (. f.
Allen were elected Directors of the COM
pany. but that after the election Felter,
Holland, Snow and Kickoff, having the ma
lority of votes in the board and controlling
$4,000 shares of its stock, combined to in-
Jure the business Of the corporation, and in
pursuance of their purpose held a meeting
III March purpOrting to be meeting of the
board, which was invalid, because it was
not called in the manner required by the by
laws.
AT this meeting Fyfe says the four Direc-
tors passed a resolution purporting to be an
admission by the company OF an Indebted
ness to Kickoff, one OF the defendants, in
the sum of $9664 AZ, and another indebted
ness to +. L. Aiken in the sum OF S624O 45,
and directing that the payment OF these
sums be secured to Kickoff and Aiken by
the notes Of the corporation and by mort
cages on It's property IN Amddor County.
Fyfe positively declares that the sums
thus secured were not owed by the corpora
ton, but were he private debts of the de-
PENDANTS. On April 7th Keefer, the Presi-
dent of the corporation, was asked to sign
the notes and mortgages, but upon the adj
vice of his counsel refused to do 80 on the
ground that they were fraudulent, and ac-
cording to Fyfe they were signed 10y Snow
falsely pretending to be the Secretary of
the corporation. 1t is further charged that
on April 9th the four Directors called at
the Office of the corporation, and against the
will of the Secretary took possession of all
Finally Fyfe complains that the four Di-
rectors have advertised his 1895 shares of
stock for sale as delinquent, nOtwithstand-
ing the fact that the assessments had been
fully paid. Judge LAWYER, to whom the
case has been assigned, granted tempo
rary injunction restraining the defendants
from acting as Directors until the contrO-