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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
A MILLIONAIRE GUEST.
Hsw tae .aaps" Said Is Uoaid Enter
Mrs. Aster's House.

Mrs. Astsr's House.
II was during the rehearsal Of Q su-
premely swell domestic drama, says the
New York Commercial Advertiser. Tho
act in which banquet at the house Of
the merchant prince is portrayed had
been reached. and the stage manager
was breaking in the Ave gentlemen who
had been engaged to play the million
aire guests at the revcl.
A man who does the millionaire-g guest
act at frst-class theater rarely gets
mere than fifty cents night for il, and
OF the stage he doesn't look the part.
Among the FIVE in question was one
whose clothes would have been reject
cd by any self-respecting secondhand
dealer. and whose awkwardness was
worthy of an infant camel. Seedy,
broken-down and wretched, he looked
like lithograph Of misery personified
In ten minutes he had driven the STAGE
manager To the verge OF paresis. He
would not come upon the scene prop
erly.
He fell over hts feet, Tho furniture
and everything else, while the more the
stage manager funed the weirder grew
his actions Finally the manager walked
up to him with forced and deadly calm
upon his features.
"My friend" he said, grasping tho
arm of the lowly super. ''this is sup
posed 70 be the house of a very rich
man. Now, how would you enter Mrs.
Astor's drawing-roon?
with jimmy" was the answer.
There were only four guests at the
bankers banquet when that play was
produced
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

INV sEes nxed ca the crewsoEe thirsz.
There vas another lonaer noise and !.
stronger movement of the skull, when
down II came crashing TO tie hoor. aasi
bounded 60 ny very feet
In an instant l was on the table
near by. gazing upon the strange thing
and ready for preeipit;sse light. Then
the sl-al gave a violent shske and
turned over, and cat jumped big rat,
which scaEnperee across the faoor and
into hi6lng. II the cause Of that skulls
movements had ret been revessed
think my medical studies would have
stopped then aud there"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
WOLFRAM, OR TUNGSTEN.
n valaAkis Metal Found N ! crxs Qrant7-
q To- G.-

n valuakls Metal Found N 7 erzs Qcanti.
ties In New Zealand
Wolfram. or tungsten, belongs to o
group OF rare metals and. till a COM
parstivcly recent time, was known only
70 tho chemist, and its value was only
In the laboratory. With the invention
OF i00-ton guns the demand for tung-
stem soon made that previously o5scurs
metal well known throughout tho
mining world. II was soon found that
the steel tube lining the bore OF these
enormous guns could not resist the
ehock entailed by discharging many
shots without becoming fractured.
when Of course an expensive piece OF
ordnance became useless Experiment.
proved that the addition of small
quantity Of tungsten TO the fine steel
employed in gun making rendered the
natter metal wonderfully elastic. so
That the steel tube viii expand under
the tension of firing and contract again
50 its normal size great many times
before the quality OF the metal is in
any way impaired. The German gun
factories consequently absorb most of
the tungsten found in the world, and
from being a mere curiosity seen only
in the laboratory Of the chemist. this
rare metal has acquired considerable
value Wolfram tcrroneously called
tungxtate Of iron in the enblegran)
generally occurs in combination with
Iron in Europe. but is also found in
scheelite. or tangstate of lime. II IS In
the latter form that Il occurs in otago.
The metal Itself Is Of white color. ex-
trersely brittle. aud heavy. the specific
gravity being 1911, that of gold being
io.a IL win thus be secn that lungs
Cen Ii very heavy metal. being only
sery slightly lighter than gold.-otago
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

DE0EATE ORDFR-St3te o. Michigan. cou n
4 q of Acnt. s.. At a session of the Probate
Court for saia county OF Kent. Eesd AT the Pro-
bate vfi,ce. In tie city of Grand Rapids. on the
Tth day of sepfember. in tne year one tlous-
ana eisit huahres. and NINETY one.
Present, Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter oi the estate OF
nENnRlhA TER MEIER. deceased
William Ter Nicer. exeeater of the last vii.
and testsinen: OF said deceased having rem
dvred t. this court his ;nai I'd dministfat.on
account.
Der. 1871. at ten o'ciocs In the forenoon. a. said
Probate Office. be appointed for tire examina-
ton and ALLOW aace of said account.
And IL is further ordered. That copy of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vio,is to said day OF hearing. in the TEI.E-
GRAM-lirrALn. Il daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county of Kent.
ClRUaE. PERKINS.
true copy. Judge of Probate.
AnoIPR B. Mason. Register. wed sepsS0
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
A NEW AIH GUN.

those In jeopardy. It consists Of e
strong base supporting long barrel
with o swelling but, F, in form of an
air chcmber. which is connected
through the pipe, c, with reservoir,
d. containing air at e pressure of twen-
ty-four hundred pounds per square
inch. A screw valve, b, opens or closes
this communication when the firing
lever. A. is operated. The prcjectile.
Il. Is connected through the collar, @,
with n lifeline contained in the holder,
y, and thus carries the means of succor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
NOTICE TO BUILEERs.
GRAND Rarrns. Mich. Sept. 2s. 1891

Sea'ed proposals win be received oo nr he
fore ath day October. rreviso. at the ofiice Of
tire architect. Il. q. Robinson. 6, New house
man building. fc. erection OF a church edihc:
for First UasyerSaliSt society.
Drawings and specifications can be seen at
the once of tie architect.
Party To whom contract fney be awarded
Will be sguired 10 furnish ample security for
execution OF same.
Building committee reserve the right TO re-
ject any o. all bids unless satisfactory.
Proposals viii be addressed 10
Nm. II. ANDERSON. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

Notice is hereby even that the CO pa tner-
ship heretofore existing between tie under-
signed. under the FIRM name of WLILELL &
CO, is dissolved by mutual consent.
All liabilities or said firm will b. paid by Ly-
man Ii, Austin and all amounts due said firm
must be paid to him.
DANIEL ". WErZELL,
LYMAN II. AUSTIN.
Dated Garnd Rapids. Sept. zS. 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
ruekiens Arnara s.Ive.

The best sslve in tie world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Fbeum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. ehilblans
corns aud all skin eruptions, snd posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required
Its guaranteed 70 give perfect sstisfac.
ton or mofsey refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. Fer sale BY Peck Bros, drug.
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Dsvsou-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

srwrEoss--Aossture, intense itching
And singing: nsost At night; worse by
seratching. II allowed TO continue
tuners form, which often bleed and
nieerate. becoming verysore. swsvxx's
OTSrsszSr stops the itchinx and bleed.
nsg. heals liberation, ard N most easns
removes TIE tunfofs. At druggists. Or
~ MAJ. Tor - cents. Or. swayne a
Son. PhladeInha.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
TREAsuRER's NOTICE.

Cry TsE.suREE's 0rFfrr,t
GRAxp Rsrips. Mich.. sept. -. 1871.
Notice Ia herebv given that the assessment
roI Tor me eIaaina srasehn- ana plv ng e
rue to Union street sn tie city of Grsnd
Rapids. is nov in iny hsnds and that
/ win receive payment thereon fer the
period OF twenty DAYS from this date. at the
once OF the City Treasurer. city tlal.
WILLIAM HAZE.
oct 10 city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30


ogDER OF PUBLICATION State Of Micas-
" ggn-Tae Circuit Court Ter the Couaty 81
heni IL chsnetry. Joha Henry. complainant.
". Andrew barfiy. Raebel larner. Aaaey
llenry. Mathew narty. faamas broHA. Rob
ert Bfowh sad jane Blsir. deieadsRts. AZ n
session 81 said Court. held at Ghs teufs Hoase
Ia the City OF Grand Rapids. IA said county.
on the isgh day OF September. A y. lsl.
preseEt. hon. Alien q. Adsit. ssrcait Judge.
sss ,s sass spIssxss xex ,rs s.1 ailas Ns,sr on
Harfis. thomas Brown. Robert Brown and
Jane Blair. are net res dents 0f this state. bur
arc residents ~ Ireland. Europe. on noton
oi G. . smediss. eompisinaat.s seilclief. ~ =
ordered that the appearance ef sad noe a-TeSi
dent drfsadaRts. Nancy neasy. Aaihew Hart
IL. 1homas Brown, Robert Brown aad JSn2
Blair, be entered heFsin within FIVE months
from the date of this order. and IL ease 81
their appearances thar they cause their ensseI
70 tae bill 81 complaint q be hied. and . COPS
thercof 10 br served on the cosaplananfs SO
Hector within twenty days afifr seFfsce %
tsem Of a copy sf said bill aud notice of this
tai ea ~ confessed hy said nsa-res deaf de-
fendants- and II Is further ordered. t+iaf
within niseen DAYS tic eofnpainahi cause a
notice OF taiS order 10 ne pnbI shed in the ieie
gram urraid. a newspaper printed. published
and circulating Ia said county. and that SAID
publication he continued therein once ia sscii
week Tor SIX weeas Ia successioa. or that he
cause copy os THIS craer IL De personal y
served on said n0n-re ID ent defendants az least
twenty days befsre tue tine lLoge prescribed
ALLEN C. ADsiT.
Circuit ) se.
Examined, countersignfd and entered by
Me. JOSEPH j. EMERY.
DeEuty Register.
c. o. .SNEDLEY.
Conspiainanf's Solicitor.
JOSEPH J. EMERY.
wed o.. IS De. usy Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids. Mich. epT. l.. is j.
Notice Is nereDy gwen tnas the assessment
roll for the construction Uf a sewer in South
Lafayette street. from 80 sect outa OF Cherry
street 10 Irving Place. in The city Of GraHd
Rapids. is now in m hands aud that | will re-
ceive payment thereon for the period of TWEEN
" days from this date. at the oillce OF the
City 1rtasurer.City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE,
oct6 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
the sawyer.
Go to Chicago via the C. & W. II.
pimrs eaves pollars.

A rev dress or suit costs from ten 10
fifty dollars. But Diamond Dye. i'll
color the last seasons clothes to lovk
ike new for trIfllug sum.
There are forty kinds of there dyes,
making any shade desired, but the fast
blacks arc especially serylceable at this
season.
They make colors that will not fade
or creek. and perfect, fast to washing
with soap.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
1REAsURER,s NOTICE.
Citv Treasnrer.s crce


Grand Rapsds. Mich. Sept. .. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that an assessn mt
roll for construction OF q Sewer in the alley in
Block Is. Ellsworth Addition. in the city
of Grand Rapids. is now in my hands. and tsa.
! viii receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this dRte. at the Office oi
the City Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct IL City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
LIFELINE THROWER.

An Afr Gun Handy to Have In Case OF
Fire storm.
The pneumatic gun of Commander j.
Darcy Irvine, r. N, says Cassel's, Is
intended to assist in saving life from
Ere and food by throwing lifeline to
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
A SAWYER ON WINGS
Tho Mosquito Described By One vens
Knows Him Intimately.

Tho Mosquito Described By One Whe
Knows Him Intimately.
The bill of a mosquito is complex
institution. 1t has blunt fork at the
head and is apparently grooved. Work.
ing through the groove and projecting
from The angle Of the fork is a lance of
perfect form, sharpened with n fine
bevel. Beside it the most perfect lance
looks like hand-saw. On othcr side OF
the lance two saws are arranged. with
the points fine and sharp and the teeth
well refined and keen. The backs Of
these saws play against the lance.
When the mosquito ahghts with its
peculiar hum. its thrusts its keen lance
and then enlargcs the aperture with tho
two saws, which play beside the lance
until the forlSed bill with It's capillary
arrangement for pumping the blood
can be inserted. The saving process ID
what CRATES upon tho nerves of the VIC
tim and causes him 81 strike wildly st
the sawyer.
Puzzoni's Complexion Powder is un
ivcrsally known and everywhere es
tcemed as the only powder that vii
.s~1x IN e..
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
TREAsURtR's NOTICE.


tIfy IrfasIrcr's UlIfe.
Grand Rapids. Mica. SEPT. ~ 1891.
Notice IS hereby given that tha assessne II
roll for the construction oi sewer in Lske
avenue. from East street 10 kellogg avenue. IN
and that ! will receive payment thereon Tor
the period OF twenty days 5som this dGfe.
at the ONCE of the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM nAkE.
Oct n CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
TREAsUREK's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Onice.
ri = nldc Afnh Eana ~ 1s..f /

Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. -. ISL. !
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll tor the construction OF a sewer In nird 81.
from alley ave. to west side ditch IN the cifv
OF Grand Rapids.is now in my hands.an that /
Will receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date. at the Office of
tue City Treasurer City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE,
oct IL City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

Mss. wfvucw's SOOTHING sysrp has n>~r rse,
Ter cbtldrea tfrthsag. Is scot5es fhe ehiis
soffers the elrss. aiiAys al Pain. cures wiad
cote. ss8 = the best remedy for dlarrbesn
1~eaty-fre cenfs bette
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

Ali perscns owing Z. K. Wilson please
call Sc the City Drug store and pay
their account.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without il. VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

rsekhaass Group Remedy esfes
shcofsaz cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

= crv day. twces days.
r.. n A NJ runst8rsu - t. Detroit Win par
W. W rear: s-sfs. - cents -.
1sHn4 NJ. has tnroazh Darsor ear 70 Dets'is'
law sr4f>. - cents
Coz Z. b. rrssss through 20 Detroit VIII par.
D.LD To- ear; seats. - cents
I.U0 Sc. 8: a. "'' s''''
ror tickets ana infcrmation apry ai Uaion
ttct s.t .,fsce ~ Nenroe-ss- or Union station.
'''AN' GEO. DgHAyEN, Gen. Psss'r Ag't
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

me LAKE shore via Cieveinnd " connection
viii tho Ere and p and l. 4. r. r. forms the
a. j. sEfrH.
a. &p. A.. Clevessnd.o
eHsxcorx. Ticket Agent. Depot.
Jas. tsHrsKiE. CITY AgL y AonreesI
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

mi. old sn3 remarkably successfui 81 hooi rrs-
vide tborereh preparation Tor toilege 90 BasiDess
and cArefat sarersfzisn 81 ieslTa, hshsfs sha
uefe, for iiusiratsd cafaloste address LAW
BEScE RrsT. LII. y. Rector. Gsufief. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.

GRakp R2FfDs. Mica. >spteIaber - ISL
~fsfee prosas&ls MA be received =. The eilee
Of the CITY Marshal Until "Wednesday sept -.
Issl al 80 D. na-. Ter cutfinz caanne. u. Nssa
ssrand RIVER and steamboat chsaeei aha oe.tte'
4nS erib eafs1lAg n TIE plans 1na sFr saAe~
items on fse al tie effice Of tns CITY AtrSisal
The City Marshal reserves Tie rik2t 10 rSJees
any 81 81 ttcs
Fseh bidcer shall depos,t Win his proposal
fht sum az 30 10 - be forfe teo % the eit@ ei
trand Rapids IN ease he saali fail te "a Ter IN u
contract IN accordance with bis ffepesAh
should his saie proposal te accepted bS shs
lffy Marshal.
Al proposals must be made upan stsaks thai
vii. be furnished upon application 81 TIE oloe
OF the City Marshsl.
Nm. BRAGG. Cts Marshal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

karcourt Place Seminary.
bool ef tie highest grsde fer yaeng iatiss sai
firh Fetsblisbed upon original liHes. 80 success
has ben remarkable Fof rafalocne. asidr~ss the
priscipsi MISS ADA L. AlkA. 3. A, ssanbt,s. ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
CHICAGO sAfE .. -.
AND WEST MICHIGAN R'Y.

tweek days. sRycry day. fExceat SATURDAY.
c.Nn A. NJ has through chair car 10 Cal.
J.UD cago. 40 extra charge for seats
rne p NJ ;uas thron-n 10 Chicago sofia
l.Do with Wagner bgaet car; seats %
cents.
S.t- y AZ. has through free chair car 10
O.l Nanssfee via Al. A y. 4. n X.
f1o> p a. is solid train with " agner pA-
LOO sce sieeping car through 20 Chicsto.
aud sleeper u Indianapolis wa Bel-
fOa n&fbor.
DETROIT, JUNE :; ".
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

JOSEPH J. EMERY.
wed octes De.uiy Register.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

Some of the evils of the tax system
will probably be dealt with by the state
Tax commission, which will sit In Ireh-
ton to hear appeals in July. They have
been over pretty much the whole state,
and Commissioner Black says they
have found a number of abuses. lie
SAYS they have found that large corpora
ton and moneyed interests controlled
the Assessors OF some districts u also
the Commissioners of Appeals, so lhat
the local Assessors were powerleSs to
have corrected the abuses in any par
ticular township. The Assessors III
some instances made no effort to re-
turn personal property, and IN some IN
stances valued the property OF manu-
featuring concerns at a nominal hgure
on the ground that they were a beneht
to the community. The Board found
that Salem and somerset counties were
assessed at fair valuations, and return
ed more personal property relatively
than any other county.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
Mckinley Facts And Logic.

Mr., Mckinley, in his speech accept
ing the Republican nomination for Gov.
ernor of Ohio, stated that the rates OF
duty on what the farmer most frequent
ly buys are lowered by the new tariff
law.
Let us see. The new law imposes an
additional duty of two-tenths OF u cent
per pound on cotton ties. The Mills
Bill made cotton ties free. The new
law adds a specific duty ranging from
u cents to s. per dozen to the 80 per
cent. rate charged by the old statue Un
pocket cutlery. The rates on table and
carving knives are greatly increased. A
specific rate of from 40 cents to So is
added to the old 50 per cent. rate on
shotguns.
The farmer after July /, 1898, under
certain conditions must pay a duty OF A
cents Il pound on tletin used in roofing,
dinner-cans and fruit and milk cans.
This is in addition to the increased rate
on tin-plate. If he imports a draught
horse he must pay a very heavy tax on
it. lie must pay a higher tax on his
household cottons, on his bagging for
grain, on his flax yarns. The tax on
his wife's and children's dress goods is
increased from 9 cents a square yard
and 40 per cent. to II cents and SO per
cent. on ready made clothing from 40
cents a pound and 81 per cent, or 30
cents and 40 per cent, to 49k cents and
60 per cent. The tax on two-ply in
grain carpets is increased from s cents
per square yard and 30 per cent. TO IA
cents and 40 per cent.
These are but samples OF the untrulh-
full ess of Mr.. Mckiniey's appeal TO the
farmer. And there is n more sug-
ges.ion in this remark of the author of
the tariff law. How Is the farmer 10
be benefited by reducing tariff taxes on
what he buys if, AS Mr.. Mckinley as
serts, all other consumers are benefited
by increasing tariff taxes on what they
buy?-N. Y. World.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
q

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thou
sands are searching for it daily, and mourn.
ing because they find it not. Thousands
upon thousands of dollars are spent annually
by our people in the hope that they may at
tain this boon. And yet it may be had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, il
used according to directions and the use per-
sisted in, will bring you good digestion and
Dust the demon dyspepsia and instil instead
eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters
Or dyspepsia and all diseases of liver, stom-
sch and kidney. Sold at soc. and $1.00
per bottle by NJ. johnson, druggist
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

The New Jersey State Board of Health
has begun in earnest Il move against
tuberculosis, and will ask the cooper.
alton of local Board adjacent to large
cities. The present particular move
ment is toward the relation of New
Jersey milk supply to lung trouble in
the large cities.
1t is held that tubercle infected COWS
must necessarily produce diseased milk,
which becomes a vehicle for the spread
of lung diseases. Dr.Hunt, of the State
Board of Health, and Dairy Commission
Ell George Mcclure are now at work
gathering data. They have reached the
conclusion that city Boards of Health
throughout the State should inaugurate
periodical inspections of all cattle with
in their jurisdiction.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

Governor Campbell'S wife took Ma
jor Mckinley out in her carriage the
day after his nomination-so that driv-
ing with both her husband and candi-
date of the opposing party she would lie
sure TO have a drive with The next Gov
ernOr of Ohio.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

One of the latest curious patents pro-
ouled is that on Il corn cob for polish
ing plates which hold false teeth. Ye
deniaens of the clod should read this
beautifully scientific description OF IL
corn cob with its end chopped off, on
which "a patent is granted: "A rotary
polishing cone, the main portion of
which is substantially Il right cylinder,
one end of which is cut off substantially
square and the . poslte end gradually
tapered TO a point, the exterior of said
cone being provided with regularly ar.
ranged pockets, the walls of which are
thin and yielding, substantially rs de.
serined." As IAN inventor is entitled
TO all of the uses to which his invention
may be put, whether he knows them or
not" tho users Of corn cobs will have 10
he shy of using corn c0bs or they may
be held liable for infringement on the
patent, especially for rubbing purposes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

The Baltimore Sm figures it out
that all of the defaultlng treisurers,
State, County, and municipal, of both
political parties have owed their down.
fall to being what is popularity known
as practical politicians" We don't
like to dispute with such an eminent
authority, but we have always been un-
der the impression that being ''prac-
teal thieves was the cause of every
d~efaulters down fall, whether the stolen
money was private or public.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

"Honest" John Bardsley, the default
ing treasurer of Philadelphia, says his
shortage is in the broken Keystone
bank, but the books of the bank don't
show it. Marsh has the key to myster-
ious keystone.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

DR.. e. p. Atkinson, of Palatine, who
seems to carry all the theory and sub
stance of the farmers Alliance in
South Jersey under his hat has issued
an ''of1icial" statement in which he
frowns on a third party movement.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

Judge Reed gave a decision last Sat.
urday in the suit of the State against
the treasurer of the Girard Beneficial
Association, for violating the Insurance
laws of the State, that short term or
ders did not violate the la as insurance
is defined to be Immunity against
loss" and is limited by statute in New
Jersey to loss on life and property. No
such immunity or loss we've cOntem-
plated by the Girard Beneficial Associa.
tion's scheme of business. 1t was asim-
pie body of men who banded together
and agreed to pay each other Il sum of
money at a given time. j.. W. Wart-
man, counsel for the State feels posi-
tive that the state will press the cause
before the Supreme Court, notwith.
standing Judge Reed, in effect, holds
the short-lerm people cannot be pros
tcuted under our statues.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

New Jersey has a woman who isn't
waiting for the adoption Of Il constitu-
tional amendment to obtain her rights
she knows them, and to prove her abil-
ity to take them, she recently whipped
three Jersey City policemen.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

Gov. Albeit has appointed George S.
Duryea, of Newark, ex-United States
District-Attorney of New Jersey, Com
missioner of Banks and Insurance, vice
Col. G. B. Harvey, who recently re.
signed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

Philadelphia lovers will be more eau
tious in kissing on the front door step
as an ~egregiOns policeman has arrested
II couple for assault and battery
whom he saw kissing. That is about
the only place where it is called by
that name. But then some queer
things happen in Philadelphia.