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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-08
NEW YORK BLOOD COMES TO GRIEF.
collects $1,000 on Worthless Checks in
Portland and Is Jailed.

Portland and Is Jailed.
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. Especial. Frank
Green, the young blood from New York.
VINO recently arrived in this city from San
francisco, surprised a good many
OF his newly made acguaintances to-
oay through his arrest on a charge
OF obtaining money under false pretenses
lie hired an elegant rig last night and,
taking lady friend and check book with
MN, made a tour of the city, CASH
ing about thirty-fve checks that he
wrote out as he went along. The
checks ranged from $25 to $40 each. and in
TINS way Green obtained about 81, ,O00 He
bought suit of clothes. overcoat and
hlgh-prlced silk underwear in a
leading clothing store last night
and rendered check in payment
Tor goods. In counting over his stubs he
found that he had just $17 900 left in the
bank. The firm, being somewhat sus-
plclous, only let him take the overcoat
with him, and he promised to
call Tor the rest of the purchase today
This morning when the check was pre-
sented at the bank the paying teller re-
fused to honor it, saying that Green had
no money in the bank. The case
was then given into the hands of the
detectives who arrested Green on the
Northern Pacific train shortly before it's
departure this morning. He had a ticket
to Victoria and was surprised when placed
under arrest. Worthless checks have been
pouring into the detectives hands all
day. Green is said to have a wealthy
father in business on Wall street, and a
local firm promises to honor all the checks
given out by the wayward son.
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The Parnellite lawyers traced the forgeries to Q
notorious journalist, blackmailer and forger,
named Richard Pigott, VINO had manu-
factured the letters out of genu-
inc correspondence between Parnell and
the former relating 10 the purchase of
the newspaper, United Ireland. A member Of
the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union gave Sec
retary Houston, of that society, the money 10
purchase the letters when they were offered TO
him by Pigott Macdonald, managing editor OF
the Times purchased the letters for publication,
paving E3,010 Labouchere succesded IN extraet-s
ing from Pigott a confession OF guilt When
the latter was called 20 testify in court he
was eoerced by the Times's lawyers into peTjur-
ing himself by stating that IabOuchere had
bribed hin TO swear that the lettsrstwere forger-
les. on eross-examination he broke down and
admitted bis crime. Pigott was allowed by the
government 10 escape TO Madrid, where he shot
himself on March /, 1888. ON February
q, ISsa, Attorney General Webster, counsel fog
the Times withdrew the letters from the eonsid-
Grafton of the court, and the Times published
retraction and apology. Lord Salisbury, how
ever, in political address few days later, said
he was not ready TO admit that Mr.. Parnell and
his friends were not the authors OF the letters
Following eloss upon this trial came the Par
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oeath ana no lnAlng as to his Illness had
reached the newspapers.
Parnell died at his home, Walsingham
Terrace, Brighton, at 80 yesterday ev-
enIng. Death is said to have been indi-
rectly due to chill caught last week,
which at first was not regarded as serious.
Parneil, however. grew worse, and his
physician was called In, with the result
that the patient was ordered taken to bed.
This was on Friday last, and from that
time Parnell lost strength, and finally sue
cumbed. The exact nature of the disease
is not known at present. From the day
he took to his bed, however, the state of
Parnell's health was such rs to require the
constant attendance of two physicians.
but in spite of their untiring efforts to pro-
long or save his life Parnell gradually
sank lower and lower, until he expired in
the arms of Mrs. Parnell, who is utterly
Frustrated by the shock.
Another account is that Parnell arrived
home at Brighton from Ireland on Thurs
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Fatal Accident at Coos Bay, or.

MARsHFlELD. Or, Oct. DR.. F. A.
Golden and wife left here yesterday for
Roseburg in "a road cart. Today, when
about half way to Roseburg. the horse
took fright and ran away, throwing Mrs.
Golden out She struck against stump
and was almost instantly killed. Deceased
was one of the best known and most
highly esteemed ladies on Coos bay.
She leaves two children.
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A MfssIIlS Il EfOtOSNHFrItH HfeH II EO1ha'
PoRT TOWNSEND Oct. Especial. &c.
FL. Ford, photographer who skipped ten
days ago, leaving several hundred dollars
of unpaid bills. has been heard from. He
gave bill of sale on the furniture to pay
the freight and bought tickets to Bronson,
Mich, from which place he has written
that he intends to make the amount due
Port Townsend people good some day, and
to finish the negatives he took for cash and
return them by mail. Ford had taken a
great number of pictures at ridiculously
low figure on condition of payment in ad-
vance. There are over fifty people who are
losers in small sums by his action.
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Contempt Case of Tacoma OmeiaIs.

TACOMA, Oct. 7-[Special. l-On motion
of City Attorney Mulligan the contempt
of court proceedings against him and the
city council We're today postponed until
tomorrow. Later, a motion to dis
miss was filed by the defendants,
alleging that the order TO show cause was
not filed in the county clerks Office until
the day after il was issued. The allegation
is founded on fact. but its bearing upon
the case is doubtful.
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day, and complained
of suffering from a
chill. On Friday he
was unable to leave
his bed, and a regular
physician vas su M
moned. He considered
Parnell's illness SER
ious, and sent for an
other d oc tor, with
whom he held a long
consul tation. t Thi s
consultation was re-
sumed on Sunday,
uhan Doron aa =.
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joyed the best of
health for ye ars,
and it had been no
tic ed a nd widely
comm e n ted upon
that since the O'Shea
divorce developments
and political trouble
came upon him, the
great Irish member
of parl lament had
grown thinner and
that he had percept-
IDLY aged in. appear
ance, but nobody ex-
Dected 10 hear of his
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Great Leader Dead After Only
a Few Days of Illness.
HAD BEEN FAILING FOR YEARS.
Factions of the Home Rule Party to
Be Re-United at His Grave.
The Patriots Sins Forgiven, and All
Irishmen Mourn-Tear-Stain Faces
In the Crowds on Dublin Streets
Agony of the Death-Bed.

LONDON, Oct. - Great Britain and Ire
land were startled this morning by the
utterly unlocked for announcement that
Charles Stewart Parnell, the noted Irish
leader, had died suddenly in Brighton. 1t
had been known that Parnell had not en-
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Delinouent school superintendents.

OLYMPIA, Oct. T. Especial. j State
Superintendent Bryan has sent examina-
fion supple. to twenty county superin-
tendents. The other superintendents have
not sent in their acquisitions, and unless
they do so soon they are likely to be left
unsupplied. The delinquent officers are
the superintendents of Asotin, Franklin,
Columbia, Douglas, Island, King, kitsap
Kittitas, Lincoln, Okanogan, Skamania
Snohomish, Walla Walla and Yakima
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GRO. v. HADFIELD
i,@l224 Second ST, Cor. University.
PORILAND And TACOMA
EXPOSITIONS.

The Northern Pacific runs SIX
TRAINS DAILY between Seattle and
Tacoma, and on MONDAYS, WE'D
AESDAYS AND FRIDAYS sells ex-
carsion tickets TO the Exposition,
good to RETURN FOUR DAYS
AFTER SALE. Fare. including ad-
Mission to the Exposition. S1.70.
Also excursion rates TO Portland
% days above named at rate of
&.90. including admission.
Tickets on sale at the n. p. city
aud depot ticket Offices.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

yotlce-In future the TKLEGRAS- HERALD will
publish under this head. only such notices as
are sent % this once each week, not later
than Friday afternoon. This Is done 10
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices
In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that the morning service oc-
eurs az l0:50 y IN. and evening service al 30
y ~
Plainneld,ays. NJ. T. Church-Rev W. A.
FRYE pastor. Services al usual hours. Rev.
J. ". Reid will preach sunday morning. A
gospel temperance meeting Will be held IN the
l. ". Fellows. Esq. Recitation BY Miss Maud
Carr.
Th> New Church-Rev. George Henry Dole.
pastor. Services AZ the usual time: Morning
Nsi,,bls cod" Evsnlng subject: The
Second state OF Life Amer Death: sabbath
School and adult class At the close OF the
morning service. Lecture "Wednesday evening.
subject The Constitution of the Mind In Dis
Greet Degrees"
Calvary Baptist-Corner OF Ionia and sixth
ave-. Rev. J. SnAshali. pastor. seryieesat l0:O
and %. The pastor Will preach s n the morn,
Evening subject: Patience and Victory
Nognx people meeting ato;O.
II. Panis Episcopal Church-Rev. A. E.
Wells. pastor. sunday services as follows:
Holy eommunion.g a m; morning prayer and
sermon at in.--I. sunday school al II m. All
SEATS are iree- kind welcome Is extended
10 all.
h3fA TfphC>ttab btSs'Pai
Division St. head OF Pearlst. sunday school:
AZ ~ - IN. aad D. IN. Holy communion, io:ls
and II IS a. m. service and sermon AZ III a. III
and 10 o. m. by the rector. the Rev. Campbell
Fair. DID.
St Marks Oakaals Park Protestant Episco-
PAL Church--erytce aud sermon at $50 p N
b. Rev. De. Campbell Fair.
a. Marks North Grand Rapids Protestan
Episcopal church, Is Plainaeld- ave. sunday
school az D. m. Mrs. G. ;. Morley. superin
tendsnt. Service and sermon at 3:S TO 4 20
y. N. oy Rev. Dr.. Campbell Fair.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
Live stock.
LOCAL n MARKETS.

GRAiS-Wheat. white. tl.05; red. BIOS; corn.
re; oats 55c; rye Toe; barley. 81 00@l 30 = hun
bred.
Flour AND FErp-Lily White. $3.50; Patent.
$3.50 " hundred: corn meal. $50 p ton; feed,
s30.50@I3l.u0 4 ton. middlings. $3.50; bran.
S.l0V.
MEATs-Pork. 5000: beef. 5@1,Sc; veal. "a
sac; mutton slsl lamb. 1ic; chick ems. l21zc
turkeys. i4b2c; ducks. l0sI12c; geese. l09l2c.
PRopUcE-Butter. dairy. lie; creamery. pc
eggs. lie; potatoes. 15c 2 bu; apples
sl.On9sl.S0 2 bu; beets. U15S6c p bu; onions,
81. $50 20 ? bu; beans. hand picked. sl.75@ 20l
4 bu; honey l69i7.
HlDEs AND TALiow-6reen. 4@5c; part
cured. 4I4G5c; cured hides. &c; calf skins
green. 5goe; calf SKINS. cured. 591c; tallow.
@ic; pelfs. 6cGSi.50; dekin skins, l5td25c.
WooD-.i6-ineh. dry. sL.75@2.25 p cord; 2foot.
s2sO@2-75 q cord 4foot. s4.Oo@l.75 2 cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02

pR0BATF oRDER-stsfe 81 Michigan, coun-
IL 81 kenf-~s Ar a session Of the Probate
C~urt fog said eunfs of keaf bric ~ the pro.
bate orseF IN tire elts - Srand kspids. on the
Sgh ass 81 epffi. in the y ar one Thousand
eight hundred ana ninety oDe.
Present rsrus r Fe-tins. Judge 81 PROBATE.
4 the mattel OF sht estate If
WfLlEM JoLiNG. 1eres~~d-
Herras Joisnf erernfof - the lest wif
and testament Of sssd decreased having ren-
dprpa 20 this eeurt his frst administration
aeeounf
II Is ordered thsf Noncss the 1sff esF ~
Nrs sssi - ter c'efock N fse fu~euosa NJ
50 prrsssts once. % sproiptef for the IAN
fnaffec and allowance ~ "a d areount
4ne II IL furtssr ordered. ftsi csps ~ this
order ts Published twe successive ve.Es pre-
vfous % SD Hat - besrfnf. IN tire TrLscfss-
HgrtID, daily Bevspsp<f rrinfs6 ano rrcu
i,tinE n ssss esunfs ~ Ient
CTRfS 3 pFHEINS.
tine eepe Judge Of Probate
tpoiyH y Nsses Esrfss>r. Sat mss ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
General Real Estate Dealers. No. "a Lyon-st
Telephone i2s.


READ THIS LIST OF BARGAINS:
EoR sALE-Frait and vegetable farm one
l. mile from city. 90 acres all improved, good
house and barn. running water. about sN1
ss, mostly . pssSsf Sprs and
etc. Five acres in grapes best varieties;
good prospects for large crop this SEASON.
Call or address Y. J. Lamb Co. "a Lson-st-
Phone l2Sf.
TOR sALE--A choice manufacturing site
south of the city. situated between the N.
c. and @. X. j. k'y tracks. containing acre
OF land alse buildings and machinery. sew
ersl other factories going up in same locality
+. J. LambAco.. "A Lsonlsi. Phone l2'i
EN0R SALE-Thirty-twe acres Of choice land
on Iiaii-st.. inside 81 city limits WIT make
a very desirable plat OF 20 choice building lots:
and can be bought cheap II taken soon. Call
or address +. j. Lamb Co.. % Lyonst.
Phone La.
Eok sALE-The new hotel Oh Madison-ave..
or will rent 10 good party. ls rooms al fur
ished. etecfric bells. good bar In connection;
also sfabling. ste. Wiii make nrst-cisss
hotel aud saloon. Cali or address 7. J. Lamb
A Co.. 81 Lyon-sf. Phone 1874.
EoR sALE-opposite Union Depot. on
Il Spring st. large lot 5e,l00; large building
paying good rent; bargain al 500 per foot. but
can sell AT $50 II taken soon can or address
I. }. Lamb Co.. 81 Lyonst. Phone les4.
EoR SALE-Nine choice lots IN city or will
4 exchange for farm worth about s2s0.
Can or address ,. J. Lamb Co.. "A Lyon-st.
L'OR sALE-House and iot ISL Fifth-aye.. lot
62xso. good barn cellar. water bargain az
$500; easy payment. Call or address r. >.
Lamb. s. Lyon-si- Phone l2ss.
EOR SALE-A fne house ana lot. y Morri-
Il son-sl. lot 5oni00, cheap ~ 1900. Call or
address y. J. Lamb Co.. "a Lyon-st- Phone
1874
E0R SALE-0r exchange-A large new ten
room house on wooalswn-sye.; viii rent
for SIS or sell for $3.50. Call or address +. J.
Lamb Co.. & Lyons Phone I2aa
L0R sALE-One new 1-room house 81 500
Il will take SiVo and tlo per month Can or
address r. j. Lamb AGO. "A Lyon-st Phone
lcM
TOR sALE-A choice improved farm near
= lonia, no acres; new house and barn
VIII exchange for city property. Call or ad-
dress r. J. Lamb. 81 Lyon-st Phone lzss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
~. II. WIN4NS,
ROOMS ss fowER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
M
EMPLOYMENT BUkkAu
MONEY TO LOAN.
Open EveaingA Phone 81

uRLP MANIFESTATION sticker tana.
H cablnet makers. solicitor, msa 20 take cen
scf Tor screening gravel cooks Mattresses
suoNna slfis. asslsssAcIs xaa seacfAl srls.
Places llrals1ea genera slris Tree 81 e1&rss-
aaa lever block
$500 COZ 80 sreem house ara nice lot. Nc
Do~ell- 81: will change tof vacant Aots-
S-7A. Areom mcacra house, nice LOT ana
alley. Casssl-s wsA exchanges Tor vacant lots
SGt>ide.
ss7O0. corner lot. good lerosm house; nice
shade. good location. South lonia-st-s vii
change isl fsfRL
S2ss. terms easy. leroon house. large lot
$500. Sleeo down. bAlsnee GA contract.
modern lereom house. Ssl " ealthysse-
sSs0 or exchange for TARA. THAI nee
room house. large lot. * Henrysl
ssut. moarrn l--foosn house. spirnaie lecAr
ton second ave- exchange Tor vacant lots
foT >Ale-lots OF lots. lots 81 houses. lots Of
farms anc iots OF business chances We can
sho~ you 90 bargains.
sl1ea. s-rsom house. two years built. stone
wall 10 bottom OF cellar under entire house;
near eaeagh 90 make You independent -
street cal scfvice-
slDs. $40 aowa, balance on contract, cosy
little collage ea Iiighl@nahfe
sas9 fsf biaa ns~ neaern liroem houss
s-sao. viii take lot In part payment. good 3
room house. cerRer lot. South loala IT.
ssstp viii Guy Bew modern l3-room house.
elegantly furnished. large bot. on Madison ave.
$50 wiil has thai eroon house al - Aortf
tsss0. or trade. for q cheaper place. new 4
room house. 81 L&st Bridge better iook TIN
up.
room house. good repair large lot ana barn.
We have s.seral sssS places in northern psrt
Of city that can De bought on contract
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

.
DEGOLIA Bhlls-.-.....---.....Pro prletors
Ls9R sALE-Or EAohaage-Naeang lots On
stewart White > sda.. as psy@eni 90
sc1ta part 81 cry.
kOk sALE-5 vacant lots % P.AlRhelasse.
4 3slsl Inside of cid limits the nncsi buiioi1g
spots "A The cay.
no EXCHAN6E-Fer farm. a gooo sroom
house and barn In seotn part u The city.
large lot aid wel. ioeateas would pas some
difference
no EXCHANGES acres lana In Barry coan-
~. ~ mics IRON city. - acres Improved.
good bAlia.ng, irait. vel ssierea ana splendid
seat prce $50
TO EACHANGE-For good renting city prop
erEy, 50 acies. tine house, barn and oat-
buildings. ~ scrts Improved. balance eAA.
b. ech and hickory uBber. good fenees. sup
peach. $50 apple. pears. plans aud small iruit
trees Price $500.
Eok SAILS room house on Terrace ave
\ modern nnisb saa handy 10 street car ser
vice. earsa.a for say one wishing South Eaa
property. Price s1oo
WANTED-To sell general store In fast
w eToniag portion Of city; stock and hx-
lures in nrsfciass condition; Invoice about
$50; other business Is reason Tor selling have
established trade.
WE-Haye some nne nursery stock. fruit
w shade and ornamental trees for sale At
one-hali regular prices. III yeu are thinking OF
buying come IN and see US We can sui YOU
on quality and price
k'Ok sALE-Two Groom houses on North
Lafayettest-. near Bridges viii sell both
or one cheap II sold Within the next - days
t'Uk SAILS room house on Nunson-sf.. 50
Il foot 'front.'. good cellar; we'll and cistera
graded street. wafer ana gas price slsOo; easy
terms
L0R SALES room house on Third ST.. stone
L foundations; good well and cistern; viii
sell Ga contract. slUu down. balance monthly
payments
E'0R EACHANGE-2i acres two miles from
n nxa hes
standard pear trees. 20 cherry. g apple. .
piums. 30 goosberries acres OF strawbrrrleS
good house ana barn. Price s2Do.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
Iu erty Ia sums 10 suit. Roomss and s. Tower
blsck.
DKGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
Style.

The most fashionable color, at pres
ent, is the hue Of health. and it will
never go out of style. Its shades and
tints are various, but all of them are
exceedingly becoming. 1t Is perfectly
astonishing what change is being daily
wrought by DR.. Pierce's Favorte Pre-
scrlption in the looks of sickly women.
Sufferers from any sort of ''female
weakness or irregularity. backache or
nervous prossration should give 1t q
trial. All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
$1,000 CASH

q HOUSES and lo's also 81 vacant lots Tor
- sale on long time or exchange Tor farm
or personal property.
100 ACRE FARM In Bovine township. Kent
lOO county. lao acres improved. for sac at
s45 per acre. Has a large hay barn. large nurse
barn, good water, Windmill pump. forcing
water 10 harm and house; 70 acres nne apple
orchard and all kinds of other fruits; soil
heavy clay loan; 500 down and balance TO
suit purchaser.
AND 4o-aere Farm TO exchange for good
city.
E0UR tenement bricS block. lot so feet 'front.'
L on North Ottawa. TO exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4lxl0o feet. on s7l Hailst
~ for sale At rsain-
q HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. to trade for
- gilt-edge farm within 10 10 Is miles OF city.
on ACRES improved land. 20 miles southeast
CO OF c iy; A No. buildings. banked barn. 4
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit; We'll
for city property. or 30 or 40 acres near city.
HOTEL in Big Rapids. all furnished. to ex-
II change for property In city or farm.
on ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
OO City. nearly al improved; good fences.
etc; free of all membranes TO exchange for
city property.
TEN-R0OM house and lot. ~ Lagrave-st has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has a splendid barn; lot 5oxl2o. with
alley In rear.
90 ACRES Of land, 4 mile north and miles
CV east OF city. TO exchange for city prop
erfy.
On ACRES. mile north OF city limits. on
~ Aipine-gravel road-f0r sale; desirA-
bic tract for plating.
"a ACRES. III miles south OF Hall-st. for
III sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafsyette-st. for
II sale or trade.
70 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
Az city. 10 exchange Tor city property.
MONEY to loan on real estate and chattels.
~ ~ EAIITG J52 LYON-sTREET
W. Os Il w l. ~ Room IS. LEIPZIG Blk
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
seventh Annual Exhibition OF the @. II.
Free Hand Drawing school.

The 9TH annual exhibition of the
G.. K. Industrial and Artistic
drawing modelling, casting and wood
carving academy will open today, at
Is Pearl-st. third floor, over the offices
of the TELEGRAM-HERALD. The exhi-
bltion will continue two weeks, includ-
ing Sunday. There will be displayed
for the inspection of visitors some hun
dreds of specimens of the work done
by pupils during the past year, ar
ranged with a view to show at a glance
the progress made by the pupils during
the year. Open from 10 a. III TO 10 p.
m. Admission free.
RICARDO JAMuccI.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
WANTED-A9ENTs.

A GENTS-B0th General and Canvassing-
Zeli's Condensed Cyclic. Il volb. Household Cy-
ciopcdia 10000 receipts) and Aliases For lib
eral terms and territory address T. Eiwood
Zell. Publisher. Philadelphia. l23
WANTED-OrganlZers by the Friendly Aid
w Society. Paws its members 500 every six
months. Has paid $1,000 in benefits. Reserve
and Benefit Fund held In trust by the State of
Massachusetts. Terms liberal. Address
Friendly Aid Society Waltham. Mass. l4l
WANTED-Agents. to represent the Equita-
bic Life Insurance Company OF Iowa. Di-
rect contracts. choice territory and absolute
security to policy holders. l. /. Martin, sup
erintendent OF agencies. Des Moines. Iowa. rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02

Albert VI. Whitman vs.. VIM. A.
Berkey Furniture Company. Garnishee
of Hawkes. Glass Bevellng and Silver
ing Company. Garnushment. Judg-
rnent for plaintiff for So 40.
Albert VI whitman vs.. Nelson Matter
a Co. Garnishee OF Hawkes. Glass
Beveling and Sllvering Company. Gar
nl>hment. Judgment for plaintiff sl9.
Albert VI. Whitman vs.. Universal
Tripod Company. Garnishee OF Hawkes.
Glass Beyeling and sllvering Company.
Garnishmsnt. Judgment for plaintiff
STATS.
Albert VI. Whitman VS.. Wldlcomb
Mantel Company. Garnishee of Hawkes.
Glass BeyelIng and sslverlng Company.
GArnlshment. Judgment for plaintiff
$60.09.
Howard T. Frick vs.. Universal Tripod
Company. Garnishee of Hawkes. Glass
Beveling and Silvering Company. Gar
n.shment. Judgment for plaintiff $50. 80.
Howard 7. Frick We. Widd.comb
Mantel Company. Garnishee OF Hawkes.
5lass BsvelIng and silverlng Company.
Punishment. Judgment for plaintiff
10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

CHANCERY SALT-In pursuance and Nv
y virtue OF a degree 81 the circuit ceurf Tor
the county Of Kent. ia ehsncery. made and
entered on the 18th daf 81 April. a. ID, 1901. IN
certain causss therein pending wherein
FraDs j. Lamb Is petitioner and Emily }.
God frev A. defendant. notice ts hereby given
that on Thursday. the eighteenth day % June.
A. H.. fsai. 81 ten O'clock In the forebDon ~
sz.d dar the subscriber. one 81 the circuit
court commissioners ~ and Tor SAID county
Of Kent In tiss state q Michigsr. shall sci az
public apctlon. 20 the highest bidder. - the
south front door Of tie court hobse 81 said
county f0witi Court block tso-csird IA TIE
city 81 Csrsnd Rapids. Ia said counfs. Al OF
that certain piece OF psfeei u land -iffste and
being in the county ~ Kent and state ~
Michigan. and more particularly known aud
Described as being jet eight o.. in block four
a. ~ clyde PARK sd8itIon % the viilags II
south Grand RAPIDS. - the same appeafs -
record by the plat thereof Ia The Office - the
register Of deeds. ~ said county. subject -
any ans Ell legal liens Bpon SID property
prior 10 the eighteenth DAY Fl October. lsssl
WAITER " HrSHE@.
Circuit Court Cemmis sl0nef. Kent County.
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Drxgsx A CyrfcEsHsxK.
Solicitors Tor Petitioner.
Dated Srsnd Rapids. Michigan. Mas D.,
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