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The morning call., 1891-03-01

After the handicap shoot Adams and
Worden each picked a team to shoot at six
birds ''for the birds" which resulted as fol-
lows: Adams Captain 2 Babcock 8, Wood
ward 4, Eddy 1, Hf 2; total II. Worden
(captainl 3, Orr 3, Webster 3, Murdoch 4,
Murphy @; total 10.
The next shoot was at six birds each by
four members on side, and was a tie.
Webster killed ) out cf his 6, Orr !, Eddy
and Murdoch 4 total, II. BabcOck killed 4,
Woodward 4, Worden and Adams 4;
total, II. The tie was shot off at the same
number of birds. the following being the
result: Webster 5, Orr .. Eddy ), Murdoch
.; total. 20. Babcock s. Woodward ., WOr-
den 3, Adams 4; total, 10.
Several sweepstakes followed, the entry
money being 81 80 for each competitor
There were nine entries in the first one, and
three of them killed all tile birds shot at
rnhn fnllnmfnr il fine snnrn
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lie Caught a Tartar.

Charles Saunders was looking for some
one to.fght last night on SteuQft street.Qnd
evidently. found what he was looking for:
About 9 80 O'clock a series of most uneartlTly
wells AROUSED the neghborhood of the South
Harbor Station, and. Saunders was found. by
Sergeant Helms in the middleof the.street
covered with. blood, flowing from a:cut over
The right eye ard another=o on the lip, He
was taken to the station, but his assaiant
Was. not discovered: Saunders was locked.
up on a charge Of drunkenness.. :: :. -.
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MISCELLANEU Us,
SAVED Her CHILD.
Remarkable Experience Of
a Berkeley Girl.
A Mothers Gratitude for Resouing
-. Her Little One From Life :"
of Misery. ..:.:.

" " nat Is there that Is more powerful than moth
ers love? 1t is noble trait of tile human -charac-
yer anu us beauty is intensified when mingled with
,,d How many mothers have felt as MRS. ;JoHN-
ooN vi berkeiey did whenshe wrote the following.
tication FOR the health restored to INV child About
TOUT years ago my little girl Jennie became afflicted
Win dsIhhatie bronchitis We thought at the time
~ "ouu De, Dut slight. attack without recur-
renee; Out they became frequent and with more
SeHetlty unlll her life one. continual period of
coughing ana asthmatic wheeling. We consulted
many eminent phy scans, but they could do nothing
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A freeze-out" shoot, to which the en-
trance was 81 so, was participated in by
Eddy, Webster, Adams, Worden and Muir
doch. They kept it up as long as the birds
could be seen. and the smoke from the guns,
instead Of rising, rolled low on the ground.
The hOnOrs were about evenly divided be-
tween Eddy and Webster
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w p"
,I had almost abandoned all hope OF ever getting
better when Mr.tarrIs:of Berkeley Cal; wrote me
what had been done. FOR him: i then wrote you my
+ symptoms, and received yoIr: medicines. which
took precisely. as.ordered:. You 'Saidlt would re-
:qure north dt leaSt>to eecta Complete cure:
have taken them FOR three weeks. and feel better
than have for years. Nothing but my sense. OF
Gratltud toHardy Ou.wGnld induce me this
public statement, Respectfully yours. :
(Signed4 :. -. "WIIElA VI. YOUNG
IL You doubt their ability cali on some Of the foI
!. 1905 Mar ket;strest :@bayid Williams 1879 Snotwell
street; w lila HI f3ane: 17l3 Post street :: Mrs NJ.
l. J. McNannlS. Sl+ Jessie street: Charles Hempler,.
/ 500 DAVIS street: :Au1Lr6w McWiltiall: Martin 4S
Ridley street; In. D.. Wright. 1874 Florida street;
Peter A. Anderson 3OO1h StocSton street,. Alex
aNdeT WOOD 5U5 seventh street,. Mrs holDy. 2312
Willow avenue; II. L Snook 1O2L Market-street;
A. kstorg: san Rafael. Cal Fred Gr6nsand. w1liam
l:TeIHOuse Is lush ST. San francIseo: Frederick
Brown Union Copper MINI, Copperopolis James
j. walsh, $40 CIemeiitina street. san Eraicisco:
Mrs. Pauline loss, 26lO Manchester street; &c. #.
Eckert .Groy Cal; AIiey Dolin, l26 Ivy street;
jacob Schmidt; New Louvre Cafe; Mrs. Frankie
Stewart. 500 Bush street,. Mrs. Michen felder..l1
:Fopeton-~ terrace: p. T.. Hanson lIra Geary
| street: MissGrac zee Sachs 4 Lewis street.: -
|" And hundreds of others; which space alone for
|. bus enumeratng: Write,to any OF theseand learn
their experience If You are we can. save:you
I Gallon some Of the people whose. life we have
saved and DecOnvinced. Wetreareyery disease that
2mank1nd Is heIr:.to, and no charge Is made to- pa
tients for examination, Consultation and advice
Hundreds are being cured by MALL SO II yon are out
| OF the eity-write to.us: .s:...
+ Remember. we are located at the. junction of
T. Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, San francisco
This is the only COSMOPOLITAN :DISPENSAKY
| in California. :: e..
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;. stood the Test


q. ALECCcK's Porous PLAsTERs have SUCCESS
fully SIoed The lest OF over thirty years use. by
Tile public, thelrNutues have never Leen eQrded
by lire, unscrupulous inhtators wir0 have sought
TO tfade:upoh lie reputation of.AELCoCNs by
making plas efs with holes iii them and claiming
them o he Hjustas good aS A1.LCOCK 81 :. =
e: ALLCOCNS Porous. PLAsTERs stand. to-day
fndOfsed by not only thehlghe / medical authorI.
:CeS; buthy millions OF grateful paientS:whO.haye
.prOyed their efficacy asa b0q sefolh remedy. :. =
II PROBATE CoUKr DEGIsloNs.4-E x JndGe-T II.
.ReaIden;hEs. prepared "a sylabi of The decisions
of Judge James v Coffevsnce he has been on the
= uench OF lie Probate De paIInient, ana published
.tein IN book form: ii is anluunced. thai uEti-
Mileiy the.ful:rexf Of ,lhe decisions VIII be pub
lisled:: =. -: d. Fl = =.
=. ClIITCfENND SrEINT.-Qn saturday afternoon
xtacllldreH's fair viii be held at Miss Vests:
school, 2OI4 Nqlc Ness avenue. in aid of. The
CgurGn ana 'SIrlmr: Fund Of .tle .Children'S Hos
plp: The fair: IS. ioi u; most worthy OBJ jet, and
all al e invlted.toalt end. = -. s.
scoops. NOT EAID. For Adam and Joseph
Grant james a. Ford laid HI. WhippIe.. Of the
+ lfm-5oi MURPHY: Giant Is Coz have sued LII
@E3se:lQTeeoyer SE5G 2oS for goods sold and de-
alveled. ..:...-: T.: -. r. r..
= BI.RIElINti, his rlie only relaple.metlods TO
+: TT detective sight: 1927 kearnY street 80. =
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Choice modern bay window fats OF and
rooms; bath and laundry each: in AL condition
neighbOrhOod select: % minutes ride from hearny
ST. by Sutter-st cable; Nos. 2SO6. 2SOS Bush ST.
sunny exposure; sanitary plumbing; brick folnda-
riun be sure and look at these fats, as they MUST
BE SOLD; rents S52 So: lot 25xS7 ;6 w. 1. NOR
GAN & CO., 5l2 California st.
WILLIAM BUTTEKFIELD,
fe22 SuTuTnSaSuM ct Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

Five lots splendidly located on cor. Powhattan
ave and Sicgel ST. ready for building; convenient
TO Mission ST. and SAP Bruno lines; schools,
electric lights: hne view title u :. patent Par
ticulars OF G. Ii. REYNOLDS Co., S5S Mont
gomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
: JENNiEJoHNso ON

81 She frequently: derived temporary reiief#but. It
: was of short DURATION I'VE at length.despaired of
yer securing to her any amelioration Of the DIS
~tressing. symptoms Until we read or the. many
M lrY opscqFts effected AT the Cosmon0litaN Dis
IeHsary, but hope, weary with tile vigil: Of four
Tong years, was SLOW to. respond until parental
s9llcLtule. "lmpelled with desireto grasp at the
1last sembance. Dissenting help, we determined TO
lIRt the DiSperisary The doctors there informed
Jus tHAt she could be cured: and we Immediately
pactd her def::tr eatnent- After six weeks we
Rtu me stls TACT ion of seeing her restored to per
Iecg health III order that others similarly afec ted
learn OF the. cure Of my daughter and act on
tine suggestion Is Inv only reason for giving unso-:
llcLled this test 4Inouial.t -. =. -,
: :.CSlgned) =. -. MRS. .JOIN SON. =.
Mrs Downey. All odd resident: OF this city,;arso
relates her experience She says :" am 81 years
ol age and have sided H. san .Fradc iscoa number
OF years. / I've Al 2ll Lille ave1iiie For some
yearsi have suffered from cystitiS and bronchitis.
ana could obtatnno relief nitti went under treat
'inent ~ the Cosmopolitan DspenSary 4 was under
treatment there for less than oue month; and am
:9 2 perm itellJ curel.1: (sigued) :MRS.3DoM-
The morning call., 1891-03-01
TOMORROW,

THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
..CoMPRISING....
Ell gaa, Paror Upholstery, Sofa. Lounge, Largo
and ii edtam-size Easy Chairs. In costly materials;
Elegant Parlor Ornaments, Lace Curtains, Best
Body Brussels Carpets, Elegant r tgs, Choice En-
cravings. Handsome Portleres. Crochet Bed-spreads;
/ Elegant Carved OAK Chamber suit;
= Fine Ash and Oak Chamber Suits:
Extra Spring and Cured Hair Mattresses;
Finest Blankets. Pillows and Bedding:
! Fine Oak Extension Table: Oak Dining Chairs
l Handsome Mante Mirror:
/ Improved Range. with China, Glass and Plated
Ware. Agateware. Kitchen Utensils. etc.
TERMS CASH
mrI 'sFO, v. IANtSDN. Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

1907 Hayes St; contains parlors. dining room
kitchen, servants room. sunny and capaciOus bee
rooms bay-window front and all latest modern in
proYements cash, above existing mortgage o
$4,000, payable IN monthly instalmentS of $50 10
lot 25x15.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
CENTRALLY LOCATED ,INVEsTMEN,

Residence lot; sunny side Spruce ST., near CT;
size 25x1S7 %; street severed, graded and maci
anized; ready for. building.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
STORE AND FLATS.
ELEGANT REsIDENCE.

q, 1909 Geary ST.; store and 3 rooms; lower fiat
rooms and bath; upper fiat rooms and bath; to-
income $3.50 per anuum; lot 22x6x92x6.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
WEDN ESDAY.
wEDNEsDAY........ 4, 1891
at Noon.

INVESTMENT ON JACKSON STREET.
S02, S021s and SOi JacEson St: Il03, 1IO3h
llO5 Stockton ST.. large lot Stockton ST., n o.
SO, with L 44x27X6 on Jackson st. Improvement
render a monthly income OF $55.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
cottage near sixteenth and MAJ
Marine view Residences Lots.

inches E of Lasuna: each lot 30xl37 IS feet; Va
eU ST. is rapidly being built up with the best class
Of residences; street severed and macadamized;
spectators. and home-seekers should investigate
these lots before the auction Particulars OF SHAIN-
The morning call., 1891-03-01
Executors Sale Income Property, near
sixth and Bryant-Eent Sl20
Per Month

Nos 81 to 81 Garden st.. near Bryant: A good
houses rented TO eight tenants: never vacant and
producing total rent of $40 per month: large lot.
1OOx75 This property is offered to close an estate
and must be sold: sale is subject TO confirmation
by PROBATE Court. Apply to McAFEE, BALDWIN
&HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

Choice building lot on NE of Ninth ST. and
.McEea court. between Harrison and Bryant SITS. {:
lot 50xs5. or in subdivisions street work all done
on line cable. etc. terms. - OF purchase price
can remain on mortgage if desired For further
particulars apply to BoyEE, TOY e CO., 10 Mont
gomery st. .-+ ..-
The morning call., 1891-03-01

IS5S :-I2U555 SZI777si2, 936 (, 500 50, 744479-
1859 Is. U.s. D." 26q ,sT34l4 6:1$6 80 r76s,969:
saJs.:- l5.7j-t '282 .O47 sos $3.50 36.j45os7
The fonoVmg:rable shows the average value.
ol-each sale u New York and. san FrLnclsCO.- IN
the years named...- . ~. --.
AVERAGE VALUE OF. EACH SALE. -, . -.
The morning call., 1891-03-01
According 10 the last census New York hasa
population VI i 100000 and San francisco
population 80 500 goo. New York, therefore,
has quite 80 times our populations:

Tie vacant LOT -pe. southwest corner Of
JaCe son and Lagiss.A street was last month sold
Tor $50 600. The lot has frontage Of 95 feet
on the west line Of Laguna street. by-a depth OF
1877 &c leet OIL the south line OF Jackson street.
THIS Is The highest price ever paid fora lot On
Pacific Heights. II would be a.y cry Tow prieelf
the corner bsd been the northeast or the NORTH
west corner Of Jackson street. The price is, as
we have SAID, decidedly Tie highest ever paid in
tile faclGe Heights region. F.. 49,. = :...s: =.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

The Sc. cor. of Fourth and Clementna sts.: ?
story houses; fronting Fourth ST. in stores and
tenements and on Clementina ST.; brick founda-
tions under Clementina ST. houses rent sos so per
month exclusive of water bills; $4,000 can re-
main and Z per cent IL desired; corner, 50N10 and
inside lot 4ox6O. For further particulars apply to
G. H. UMBSEN & CO., IA Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

q Washington ST. near Powell: 2 3-stOry houses
S.rooms each; always rented at SIS each, making
total income Of 1892 per annuIh; only ~ feet fro
PowelEst cable line. 80
The morning call., 1891-03-01

YEAR. Z. New .ors.. san Francisco:
The morning call., 1891-03-01
+. BIRTHS 4MARRIAGES- DEATHS,

= BIRIElINti. his HE only reliable methods
li-deIeclixe slellt.. A27 kearnY slLeeL = =
The morning call., 1891-03-01

fe22 suTuTnsasuM ct Auctionee
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
FoR A HABkAs CORPUS.
Joseph swesasy's Attorneys Petition Il
Superior Court.

Joseph swesasy's Attorneys Petition the
Superior Court.
A petition for writ Of habeas cor
pus was tiled in the superior court yes
terday IN behalf of Joseph Sweeney
who was held for trial in the superior
court on tie charge Of felonIously as
saulting Zwantje Deles. The writ Is
rled ly d. j. Mccarthy through Jas.
T. Mcbride as attorney. The petition
sets up large number Of reasons why
the Imprisonment OF Sweeney and the
action OF Judge Haegerty IN holding
n N for trial IN the superior court Is
illegal. 1t holds that Judge Ha51erty
acted without jurisdiction IN holding
Sweeney upon unsworn written state
ments made before another mag;s-
trate. Ii Is claimed that the partial
examination had before Judge Hag-
gerty did not establish the oivense
charged nor show probable cause tor
holding him for trial in the superior
court; that Judge Westfail was not
sworn as q witness to prove the validity
OF the examination held before him
and that his abandonment OF the case
worked discrimination.
The case will be gwen . hearing next
Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Cr,minal Cases In Court.

Peter De Basr was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detective Cast on sus-
picion of having stolen two horse
blankets
warrant VAS issued yesterday for
the arrest of c. Sumner Burroughs for
keeping Rsdmond's opera house open
Sunday November I. Complaints will
be made agains, him for opening the
house each succeeding Sunday.
The case against James Hodges and
Charles Eddy. arrested on the charge
of malicious injury to property, wss
noIls presse'd on motion of the PRISE
cutting attorney in police court ye.ter.
day.
W. b. Smith vas srraisned in police
court Yesterday on the charge of open
ing his house sunday evening Novem-
Der /. He pleaded net guilty aaa de-
nandea trial which Was set for De
csmser 1.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
OPPOSED To CONSOLIDATION.
Local Masons are Not In Favor Of q
scheme Proposed


A largely attended meeting OF the
members resident in thus city of the
Masonic Mutual Benefit assoc alton
was held at the Office of Fred s. Clark
last evening for the purpose of consid-
ering the proposed action to Re taken
NJ the meeting OF the members OF such
sssocist on, to be held IN this city Tues
day, December l. Andrew j. Stebbins
Was elected chairman, and Fred S.
Clark secretary of the meeting. After
. full discussion, from which IL ap-
pesred that those present were unani-
mousiy opposed 10 the plan of action
proposed by the board OF trustees of the
association. VIZ, reinsurance in another
company. aud we're in favor Of reor-
gsnIzation of the association, and a
committee consisting of A. j. Stsbbins,
Fred >. Clark. Ii. ". Nash. F. A. May
nard. Eber Rice, +. J. Horton, Nathan
lei Rice. Fred W. Spraker and Frank
W. Curtiss, was selected and instructed
10 prepare and present to the meetir z
of the association, December 1, the
reasons Why THIS plan of action should
be adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

city attorney says ne nss BOT yet bad
tine 70 examine INTO the case, oaf II u
ali have 10 settle. There = Ro qaes-
I.on bot that the elty has used the de-
yics since 1878, although tee 4 sgn was
original with member or tue local fire
department. The pstentee claims TO
hold pat snt dated o c year previous
to That, and Il this Is the case the city
Is liable. Tnsre Is, however, rumor
that the same device sas III use IN the
Detroit engine houses long before 1874.
TIE case vail be carefully Investigated
before action IS taken
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
ARRESTED ON A CAPIAS
MxlcEs 10 TIE AMOUNT OF $4,000
ssm.nasa ~ tA. Assss az . Rival ess-
s.xs-A oireaiAr Attacking the
Financial standing al His
ss1p4ay the Cause.


H. Whitman, agent for Western
Micnlgan OF tie Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance company, OF Newark. n. j.,
was arrested en- . caplas last night by
Deputy Uaited states Marshal Judd.
The writ Was Issued on complaint Of
Manuel ID. Ludwig, United States
superintendent for the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life ASSOCIATION, who charges
libel and sues for sc, ,Ooe damages
For some time negotiations have been
under wAy between the trustees of the
Masonic Mutual Benefit association of
Western Miehlgan and the Mutual Re-
serve Fund Life ASSOCIATION for con-
soliaatlon. II is stated by Mr.. Ludwig
that the coudltlon OF the Masonic
Mutual was such that the officers, w.
T.. Inns IN particular, began To realize
that something must Do done 10
prevent a financial collapse. Ihe
death losses were coming IN thick and
fast, the death rate and age or mein-
bers increasing aud no new business
IN sight. It Nas considered that .
few shoft months would end the exist
ence OF the comrany unless decisive
move was made. The New York CON-
psny finally submitted proposition to
assume ali The risks and become re-
spon-ible for the payment OF tho losses.
The surplus now IN the possession OF
the Masonic Mutual, according 10 the
plan, was 10 be divided among the
members and disbursed IN the paymen.
Ci premiums until it was exhausted.
The preliminary arrangements had
been perfected and q meeting II To be
held next Tuesday night 10 take vote
upon the transfer. liz Was considered
as good a. settled. General INNS was
armed with 800 proxies favorable TO the
change being made. Those interested
felt no appreaenslons concerning
the probability of the scheme
carrying, untl il was asrer-
tanned that circulars OF a llbclous
character we're beng circulated among
the meniters Of the Masonic Mutual
by II. X. whitmao. The circulars
made grave charges IN regard TO the
financial condition of the Mutual Re
serve Fund Life Insurance association.
Among the charges made were those oil
gross mismanagement and trickery
which resulted IN squeezing unearned
money out OF poor widows and
orphans, robbing of dead men, . de-
cidsd tendency TO tight just claims IN
the courts before setting, and wher
everything else failed. submitting tc
compromise.
The names of several persons ARE
gwen who have received the circulars
two of whom are William Durham anC
Gen. w. =. Innes. Whitman was il
the custody of the United States mar
shal last night and an effort was being
made 10 secure bail.
Mr.. Ludwig says the case will b.
pushed and that Whitman will b
forced to provo or dlsapprove his asser
t.ons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
We learn something
every day that tends to
the better handling Of
our railroads. IT'S
you,s. The only benefit s
BETTER
SERVICE


-- 1t ID to us is in that il
benefits you. 'Twers far easier to plod
along in the present rut but to do so
would not be IN keeping with our past.
We can't stand still while the world
moves on. We must progress. For
what? Why. for you. Here . minute
saved, there minute gained. Now
new device for preventing accident,
then something for comfort. You may
not travel at all but speed and comfort
OF our trains may benefit you by draw
Ing closer together communities, by
bringing nearer to you those who else
where might stay at rest or be attracted
other wise. Therefore you are inter
ested-deeply interested, though ysu
don't travel at all. You who don't
travel can help improve our patronage
by advising your vlsitors-friends and
RELATIONSHIP get their tickets via the
D., L. & n. or e. & v. NJ. For instance.
when you write " one coming from
Chicago or beyond, advise him of our
solid rains from Chicago At 4:45 p. M.
and ll:15 p. III. If he or she be COM
ing from Detroit or beyond recommend
our fast trains, our good parlor car
service, etc. The more you recognize
us the better we grow. We must nave
patronage increasing all the time. We
knowI It. We think that the best way
to get it is to deserve it. That's how
we work.
GEO. DEHAvEN.
Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
UNREoCITTED LOVE.
Mrs y. y. Rice Wants q Divorss Fro
fha noetor

Mrs y. y. Rice Wants . Divorss From
the Doctor.
DIR. John j. Rice 10 the second hus-
band Of bis present wife and she 10
somewhat the older of the two. On TINS
account domestic differences have
arisen. Mrs. Rec says that the doctor
lavishes bis smiles upon other girls,
snd yesterday, BY her attorney, n. r.
Allen, tiled . bill for . divorce in the
circuit court. Among other things she
alleges extreme cruelty and inatten-
ton An Injunction WAS asked for and
issued restraining Dr. Rice from dis
turbing the PLAINTIFF furniture. Both
parties to the suit ars veil known in the
city. the doctor being . specialist Of
ssms nete.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Omen saloon CaseS

Gingrich & Werhette the South Divi-
sion street saloon keepers, were up for
examination yesterday, but Wernette
was sick and unable to appear. The
case was adjourned two weeks. Hen
nessey * Waters who have one case ml-
ready against them, were arrested yes
terday on . new complaint. II ,nnes > y
was sick and could not come into court.
Hearing WAS adjourned two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
VAN KEUREN's CASE.
It Moves Along at . Rattlipg Pace
tho Superior Coust.

It Moves Along at . Rattiipg Pace In
tho Superior Coust.
Instead of dragging wearily along the
Van Keuren case moves on apace.
Twelve witnesses have already testified
IN behalf of the prosecution and the
peoples side Of the case will probably
be closed Monday. Several member {
OF the IRE Departments were put upon
the stand yesterday. Howard Cook,
one Of the occupants OF the buraed
building, became so Mortified AZ his
own account of the affair that he was
allowed ten minutes respite In which
70 recover.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
A Peins for Boekksep.rs.

There can he but one "best' Flat
Opening Blank Book. Take nobody's
word as to which that one ie, but ex-
anime and decide for yourself. Bar
low Bros, No. 81 Pearl street, are sole
makers in Michigan of blank books con-
taining the Philadelphia Patent Fiat
Opening Back, and which insures q
book that opens from the frat TO th e
last leaf, perfectly fat, like an album.
Comparison Will tell the story. Re.
member Barlow Bros, No. ei Pearl
street. and no one else make "The
Philadelpnia."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Deniss the Alterations

The American Loan and Trust COM
pany has fiIed its answer in the United
States court to the bill of Alexander @.
Black. praying for the appointment Of
q receiver for the Grand Rapids Hy-
draulic company. The bill denies the
allegations of Mr.. Black that the cou-
pons Of the company's bonds have been
presented for payment and refused.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

q crfpplsS nerss Left 20 rress. and
stAyve


Miles Egzleston was arrested yester-
day on complaint Of Humane Agent
Randolph ou she charge of cruelty to
ANIMALS, and was srrsignsd in poiics
court Egxlesten was the owner Of .
srsken down rag which he did rot
feed nor house. The atsentses of the
husA,ne agent vas directed to the case.
and vnen he investigated he found the
animal lying beside the road on Water
hoo street, N the throes Of death. He
ordered tse herss killed and taken to
toe Glue tsetsry. EgSlesten said In or
der 10 put the ners- into barn lt would
have been necessary TO walk come dis-
tsnc- TO get key. Is wss too much
trouble, ~ . turned II into the street.
Judge Hsgserty fned E<gEesson 81. Is.
aud scfefred eentsnes until nsxs
Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Got Their Iusurance,

The case Of Herbert Hare. guardian
OF Doa E. and Jesse E. wetherwax.
minors, against the Ohio Farmers In
surauce company, was concluded yes
tefday before Judge Adsit In the cir
cult court. The jury was instructed IN
bring IN verdict of s524.33 in favor Of
the plaintiff.