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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
HYATT syILLE-FON RENI-TWO DESIRABLE
and BROOM d"eiR Ait fSsSs1 r e ,,atiOn
au2,ot Room 3. Atlantic building.
L'Ok kENT-UNE OF IHE PKEITIEsT HOUSES
class m every respect. Apply TO 7. L. BROOKS GIG
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LoT AT HYATTs-
me-: s%' 'S 81 r9T' nc. lots
I,oR sALE-NEw COTTAGE AND is ACRES OF
L land fruit. he. mile from terininu. Of Conn
e h9qs and :Rsss
EOR RENT-3O ACRE PLACE on BENNING
= road Known as osi Cottage le acres in grass in
$50 per ys.r. Also good Groom house, with acres
III fS5 En-
BAL corner 10th aud q sts Il. W. au5i-iOt
LOB sALE-BAIGAIN-A NEATLY FURNISHED
sss Net and nR. ok s bSn:s
one o; the most desirable for bosrders and 10 now
Ply s J' MERffoDr iils price and s ssls. sp
M ANTED-sMALL FARMS OR COUNTRY RESI-
A., v asses ns. ear. Ely are a,y sailed ,o hence own
soa.a 90 We" Hso 'SSi !HSS NV &S II ts.:a
Eok sALE-TsoHUNpREDs UBURBANPL PLACES
hap Of country thirty miles ar2nud Washington sent
ISL y 81 NV. saigiin .
L'Ohr MkIkk HEIGHIs,
wsshinston's must beautiful suburb, lies on the
slistarS rad between the AQueduct bridge Fort
Meyer. only ONE-HALf NILE iron city limits. From
inStUn the Potomac river surroundin. country
lie Washington and Arlington electric road has
.n #. s Sl 4 an s.s a :ss
Look Al our ADVANTAGES:
k.ectric road lsoon 10 he In opsration).
bro<a. graded streets and avenues.
u sh e.evAtlon-
No malaria
Pure water.
| NeArness to city.
Mskn. ncent views.
ACjoins FOrt Meyer.
| fr.ess D 70 u cents Per square foot.
For naps AMI Iuu partcu. ars call address
| ROBINSON LODGE,
1 R3 and 10 Atlantic building
Teams always on hand to arive you jy2s-eo3m
| LOR sALE-AT wOODsIDE, NEW sIx-kOON
eett.ss. with range hot and cold water. bath, la
with two Iots. 81. oUO.
| Also. new ssven-room cottage, with bath, range.
is,r9bs. cellar aud shade Isru.s to suit.
L SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSFORMATION.
and psrmli TO inspscs esii upon the 1ndsrsixnsa
We also have other suburban hsusss from e. 6Oosad
upward IN all paris Of the suburbs
soa.a % pleased 70 ahew sesss Deopsress on ~
| AcLACHLEN Z BATcHELDER
i $40 Corner 10Th and @ sss
7. WALKER SONS. 2Dx 10TH sTNw-FIRE
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". Brick, Clay and lie fius Lining III sisss; IS
kinds bntdsas Payer. ns Csuasnts. 1slt. Pteh. TaR
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HIS CAREER As A scrEsrnr-hRIrr SKETCHES or
SOME OF THE OTHER MORE PROMINENT MIN
BERs OF rHE AMERICAN ACADEMY ron THE Ap-
vANcEnESr OF SCIENCE
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MISS LEWIS has dramatic feeling and grea'
power."-S. Louis Republican.
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Thomas 4 Sutherland, editor e ths esndv
Welcome Of Portland, Greg, and . vsIl-knovn
ferry boat
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Latest Burial Permits.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today seventeen burial permits wers issued
from the health Office for the following: White
Ida A. Campbell, a years, Inflammation of liver;
John VIM. Campbell, SO years, pericarditis;
Chas. c. Smith, 50 years, disease Of heart;
Sarah Mcleod, 81 years, senile decay; Mary z.
Winder, SO years, lobular pneumonia; Vic Cally
Hill IL years, disease Of heart; Hsnfy Sim
mons. months, cholera infantum; Peter
e. Douglass, 20 years, scarlet fever.
Colored-William Butler, 6years, diphtheria;
Mary Jane Gordon, ~ ysaEs, malarial fever;
John W. Broxton, IS years. disease Of kidneys;
Dowell Turner, 20 years, congestivs chin; Clar-
ence Boston, 70 years, pneumonia; Howard
Matthew, years, phthisis pulmonalis; Linis
Jackson. months, tuberculosis pulmoualis;
Hannah oilmer, 80 ysaxs, phthisis pulmonalis.
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a DAY OF RECREATION.
A Coed Many q the Scientists 20 on Exeuf.
Oions Today.

STILL THERE n LOT OF BUSINESS rRASsAcrKD
AND GREAT MANY INTERESTING PAPERS READ
AID DncussED BEFORE TIE DIFFERENT SEC
TroNa
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geon United States army, surgeon generals
Office, War Department. Washington, D. c.; NJ
ID. Ewell, n. D., professor in N. w. University
Law School and lecturer in Michigan Uni.
versity; DR.. Andrew J. Parker, Toledo, Ohio
Marcus E. Jones, Salt Lake City, Utah.
LIST OF OFFICERS AGREED UPON.
The complete list Of officers of the associa-
ton for the next year - agreed upon by the
nominating committee ct the meeting last even
ing il a. follows:
President, Prof. Joseph L. Conts Of the
university at Berkeley. Cal; permanent score
tary, Prof. +. w. Putnam. Cambridge, Mass.
Brookville, Ind. council secretary, Prof. T. II.
Norton Of Cincinnati University, and treasurer,
William Lilly, Mauch Chunk. Pa.
The vice presidents Of sections: A, Prof. J.
r Eastman Of the Naval Observatory, WASH
ington; B, Prof B. +. Thomas, State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio; c, DR.. Alfred Springer,
Cincinnati; D, Prof. ]. B. johnson, Warrington
University, St. Louis; E, Prof h. g. Williams,
Cornell University; 2, Prof. 8. H. Gage Cor
nell University; II, W. II. Holmes Of the ethno-
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Secretaries Of sections: A, Prof. Wins
Low Uptown, Brown University, Provi-
dence, h L; B, Prof. Browne Ayers, Tu-
lane University, New Orleans; c, Prof. =. L.
o. 4. Landrsth, Vanderbilt University; E, Prot.
B. D. Salisbury, University Of Wisconsin; r,
Prof. B. d. Halsted, Rutgers College, New
Brunswick, N. J.; b, Dr.. Stewart Culin, Phila-
delphia, and l. Lester +. Ward Of the geologi-
cal survey, Washington.
Auditors DR.. H. Wheatland Of Salem, Mass,
and Thomas Meehan Of Germantown, Pa Roches-
ter, N. Y, was selected - the place for holding
the next meeting in August l602
ADDITIONAL MKHDEAs nx0nrRRxD.
The following members have registered sincs
the report closed in yesterdays srAa: Gustav
steinmann. Frsibsrg, Baden, Gsrmany; Bruno
Weigsnd, 6txassburg, Germany; A. Rothplsts
4unohsn, Germany; Felix Phsninger, Nunchen.
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The tramp put his lips to the tumblss,
Then said, "'Tis pity to think
That the governments revenue service
Il raising the price of drink"
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sS ID spfs e,s ,s sS ssS IA rs.
5G5 and 20 i; . WV lii4 and ills s,i &
2jg e - is.E $ and a$s isss st. h. m 49,
:. , each its 1000 .d4 a. ana soJ Cap j.
Is 81 i q G 81 am md g. St. 500
md 8! h@ 500 eds ii Isl st. str and dvE:
$is i%h s. t. 80 IS 500
st. b. 5r. eseh. zoo los Cap st. Sh. 5r 800
HeE: ave. Sh $50 .sh and 10th OF s;.. ID.
70. . an s. e .isSS Alley; IL md OH, 100
si I'D ! f. b ( n; ay; al 800
Rear Of Ss4 st. i h. Nv Nv
@ Isl .p p1 s list s qHs for ops ,Sd on
EoR sALE-I2:O 5IH ST. \. W.. THE CHEAPEST
Rou's n the GOD sr,Ps1 15sme
'- .., ,aa '''n'' 10 SAsHs II PisssKsHoyEn
EoR sALE-THAI DESIRABLE NV: CORNER
II (5OxlOO) 1908 n ct. Apply to OWNER, on prem
FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoK sALk.THE BEsT BUILDING STEIN THE
city. l0OIlOO TO loft alley on vacant ground in
from builder very cheap. G. J. BOSD S :s st. -O
au2s-t
EOR SALE BEAUTIFUL LOT ON 14TH ST
near henesaw ave- only SC per foot; cable line in
foot. I'D. J. ohARE, lOO1Fst. au22-5t
L'OR SAI.E-25 By 30 ON THE EAST SIDE OF
18th St between and G SITS n. very cheap at
- cents per loot easy terms L. X. BROOKS. 6l6
L'OR sALE-CoRNER OF SIN AND G Sis. NE,
Il ~ feet front ON q and llo on sth will subdivids
90 great advantage into lots; cheap at IS. $50 T.
r BROOKS. ol6 lShst NV. au22-3t
EOK sALE-THE FOLLOWING PIECES OF
Il ground are very cheap 1t prices named and will
pAy purchasers either to Improve or sell:
issh .s North Caroiin. .ss s and 81 n 6iS2
18th st to be improved and PROBABILITY OF car line
fnssI North Capitol = * , .h,lSy dsY;h At 0Oc
su22-5t Room y, Atlantic building
EoR sALE-LoT CORNER 5TH AND G SITS.
Sc running lyo feet on 9Th st., with average
brick house. modern improvements; cars pass the
door Viii 70 sold whole or In part. big bsIgAin.
au,2-5t. Sc cor 5th and SITS. Sc.
I,Ok sALE-wARD PLACE. NEAR n. H. AVE.
i = bet; and SIS; ls1so. .---.-.--...--el2 e
Msrsn sy. Mni,osv c hs
II A 5. C1iROOp, s55 9th st. NV
Eoh sALE-IINE LOT on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
near l4th ct. 72xl45 to prompt purchas less
'I1h ia5f1' Di TfrrR Er HEREFORD. 1907 ..
LoR sALE-l. 2 OR 5 EAsr.FkONT LOTS 9th s.
near cor. East capitol ST.. tl.C5; or 2 east
front lYt. a.lonns IA llth 81 n g.. zoo. Inquire
l. OR sALL-BEAUIIfUL LOT. Ip FEET FRONT
4 TO wide alley. north side ct. 9Th Ut.
fnest neiGhbornoOd quick down town trsnat. Apply
At slJ Pa. ave. NV. iy2s-im
INO6 9AIE-IOTA
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SHOOTING stars

Tomorrow" Il too often asynonym 70, 'tgoo
intent"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

10. SAl-.-WII az. NJ aga ~. a. LAntIs-
u room ali ar hous- Nv section for q 6-rOO
house he Adlirp-s TRADE star Offi.e- IL
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Hotel Imperial, Atlantic City: 8. R. Waters,
s. Sherry, L. L. Friedrich, MD, Mrs t. L.
Friedrich, son and maid. ]. Anderson and wife,
VIM. N. Thomas, Noblet Thomas, Miss Lottie
Williams, J. S. Farden and daughter, Mrs. M.
Z. Davall, Mrs. ]. E. Houser, Mrs. Jno. r.
Schneider, Miss Dotie Schneider. J. s. Duvall,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron s. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Ruther-
ford, DR.. ]. D. Rutherford, wife and child, F.
b. Waters, Edward Heath, A. A. Friedrich, T.
A. Carroll, i. W. Holt, Miss Annie Msttingly,
Miss Jennie Mattingly, Mrs. s. NJ. Thompson,
Nina n. Thompson, Willard T. Thompson, Mae
belle I. Thompson, Jos. S. Miller. Miss Hattie
Pettibone, R. N. Mckee, Jno. r. Schneider and
]. Il. Brown.
very pleasant party gathered at Sunset
Cottage, on Camp Hill, above Harper's Ferry,
on Thursday composed chiefly of Washing
tonians. After the rendition Of an excellent
musical program the party repaired to the din
ing halls and partook of an elaborate dinner.
Among those present were Misses ]. A. and K.
c. Davis, Ellie E. Wilson, Nora and Nellie Nc
knight and Anna and Kate Wheatley and
Messrs. H: B: Durant, II. g: Beyly, b. H. Bur
roughs, W. G. Wheatley, G. c. Wright, John
o. Russell and ]. W. Wheatley.
Miss Matte Slater Of Capitol Hill has returned
from q months visit to Norfolk, Virginia Beach
and Richmond.
Mrs. VIM. b Green, who with her little ones
has been summering in Warrenton, Va, hal
returned 70 the city.
Miss Hattie Summers and Miss Daisy Shrevs
left today to spend the rest Of August and Sep
TENDER in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Mamie Mcguire Of street il spending
some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Charles H
McAuliAe Of Winchester, VI. Miss Mcguire
will also visit the mountains Of Pennsylvanis
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence g. Allen have returned
from months travel in the west having. Wis
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
The House and Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Most Of the
session of the House today was taken
up by political speeches and assaults
upon the speaker by the Democrats for
his past rulings. Only one bill of minor
importance was passed, and at $50 the
House adjourned. In the Senate today
an hour and half was consumed in
discussing point of order raised by
Senator German taking issue with the
vice-president's ruling of last Friday to
the effect that an appeal from ihe de-
cislon of the chair on a non-debatable
question was itself not debatable. The
matter was finally dropped and, after
the introduction of a number of bills,
the Elections bill was taken up and Mr..
George addressed the Senate in opposi-
ton TO the bill. Without finishing his
speech the Senate, at O'clock, ad-
Journed until noon tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

1--we, agninsk vhlxh two mortgage III
eanhssncss of eieoe each. rsspscslvsiy,
ase of vscosd-
Ths arm . eompossd Of john and
James kousen. The latter came -
Grand Rapids eighteen and the former
eleven ysArs ago. Joan reached this
city with just t1oo IA hls pocket. slad
imnasdi1&eiy began work st bis trade
Ivo yeaIs later ths two brothers
seeared the contract for building
ths scho0l house. on epsing-st., where
they established . snAll hand shop-
In l8SS they epsned . shop on Mil
e.. which was conducted until last
Nay, when they removed 70 their pres
ent bullding. They always have been
prosperous, and we're among the naoss
responsible building contractors III the
city. They employ from eighty 10
one hundred and slxty men, their pay
roll III the summer averaging nearly
$1,000 weekly. They were members OF
the Builders and Traders Exchange, Of
which Jonn Rowson Was pressdeHt for
two years.
James Rowson went TO Detroit last
evening TO attend . Masonic meeting.
John Was at home At his residence on
Parls-ave. To reporter he said that
the embarrassment WAS very humilla-
ting, but he had done the best he could
for the creditors, all OF whom would
be paid IN full II . receiver or other
officer were appointed TO operate the
business, anu il that failed TO do IL he
would gladly turn over all the real
estate "a the creditors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
A Murderous Brute.

SYRACUSE, \. Y, Jan. 19.-Mrs. VIII
bur f. Barker, a teacher at the Bassett-
street public school, was shot five times
by her husband this morning. Her
husband drove to the school with 16-
months-old babe in his arms, and asked
his wife, SIS this the way you take care
of your chiId?' After shooting ms
wife ne left the baby on the floor and
drove rapidly away. The couple have
been married two years only, anu lived
together but short time after the
marriage. Barker's jealousy caused the
crime. IL Is believed that her injuries
are fatal. The police are hot OH his trail.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
They Want Higher Wages.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 19.-Grand
Chief Arthur, Of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, arrived here
last night, and today sought confer
ence with General Manager Bradbury,
OF the Lake Erie & Western, In regard
to the request OF the engineers for an
increase of pay. Bradbury said that he
had contract with the engineers, and,
after several hours discussion of the
demand, he fatty refused to make any
advance, and refused to change the
schedule in any way that would bring
about any expense to the company.
Mr.. Arthur made no threats as to what
the result will be. One OF the engineers
said the company would hear of some-
thing before long. Should the engineers
strike, the other trainmen will 60 out
also.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
UP THE NECK.
Charley Dowd 10 stabbed In Two Pieces
Early This Mornipg.

Charley Dowd 10 stabbed In Two Pieces
Early This Mornipg.
The Dowd family bobs up again in q
stabbing affray. Charley got it IN the
neck and IN the back this morning at l
O'Clock from stranger. He says that
he met the man near the Dowd resi-
dence on cass-st., and an argument inn
mediately begun. The stranger was
getting the worst Of it, when he took
out his knife aud began TO slash. Two
bad wounds were inficted, one in the
neck and one IN the back. The knife
adhered to the wound, and was brought
TO headquarters. 1t is q bad looking
toad stabber, and the wonder is that Il
did not kill its man. The Dowds have
figured widely in police circles, and
nothing that they are implicated IN is
calculated to cause surprise. DR.. G. H.
Johnston sewed up the wounds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
Welded at Muskegon.
claI to the TELEGRAr-i'tRaLD:

Special to The TELEGRAPH GRALD:
MUsKEGos, Mich, Jan. ia we'd
ding in high life was quietly celebrated
here today by Rev. w. l.. Anderson,
pastor of the Congregational church, at
the residence OF II. G. Bigelow. The
contracting parties were DR.. o. c. VIII
liams, one of the Oldest and best known
physicians in Western Michigan, and
Miss Emma Tbbtts, for several years
principal of the Ransom-street school
here. The bride IS a sister of Mrs. II.
q. Bigelow, of this city, and Mrs. A. l..
Drtton, Detroit, and Mrs. w. r. Hovey,
of Grand Rapids, were present.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
DISTINGUISHED GENTLEM EN-
viii Bear the Remains of the late
George Bancroft.

wssHISGToS, Jan. I9.-The funeral
Of the late George Bancroft Will take
place from st. Johns Protestant Fps
copal Church Of this city, tomorrow
morning There Will be no pomp or
display, bat everything viii be con-
Quoted in the quietest and simplest
manner. The remains vii be sent 10
Worcester, Mass, for lnterrment. The
pail-heaEsrs who viii ofsiciste At The
funeral services tomorrow are Cnief
Justice Fuller. Justice Field, Justice
BIatchf0rd, Senator Evarfs, Mr.. Bsyard,
Admiral Rodgers, Mr.. Sposfor6, George
William Curtis and John A. King.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
LATEST raoA IAnsInG.


Many uisis introduced IN us<A L>gt ts1a-
sss. ksdss~
Special 60 The fs1ssx an Hss.1es
LAssfss. Mich, Jan. is.- In the Sen
ate Gilbert noticed hlil 10 appropriate
SO. 600 for the G.. A. K. encampmenss
Wisaer noticed . bill 10 abolish the
Board of fardops. aiso 10 provide Tor
Board OF Asylum Inspectors; sharp.
20 compel non-fesldents 10 pay license
70 hunt IN the state Porter. 70 transfer
Chester township from ottsws county
TO Muskegon oountyi wisner, TO adjust
tho claim Of ex-Goy. Bcgoie for ex-
penses In the suit Of the People W.
Wilson; Mccormick introduced bill 70
appropriate $ss.s2o for the Normal
School; Doren offered resolution 10
request the Auditor-seneral TO report
the amount Of the State taxes collected
last year and the sources from which
they were paid, and whether farm or
corporation property; it Was adopted.
The committee appointed TO investi-
gate the administration Of Deputy Sec
retary of the State Eagan consists OF
Senators Brown, Mugford and Toan.
In the House Cannon offered . con-
Gu trent resolution that no new bill be
introduced after February 10, leaving
only thirty-four days for introduction.
II was laid over for one day. Thatcher.
for Cook, offered resolution TO limit
the allowances to the committee visit
ing State institutions to actual and nee
essary travelling expenses. 1t was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Spencer noticed bill TO compel private
bankers to report to the commissioner,
aud White introduced q bill 10 amend
the superior court act for Grand Rap
ids, relative to the clerks salary. Can
non introduced general election bill,
and Clapp joint resolution memorial
izing Congress to submit an amendment
to the United States Constitution re-
qulring Senators TO be elected by the
people.
Major Long is here to appear before
the House Ways and Means Committee
tomorrow to explain the $4,000 def
cheney in the construction fund at the
Soldiers Home. Col. Bishop, Mark
Norris and Charles A. Hilton are also
here.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
A Valuable Horse Killed.

Yesterday afternoon as a valuable
stallion was being driven down Fulton
ST. by colored man, one Of the wheels
of the road cart TO which he was
hltched, came offthe cross bar, striking
against the animals heels. He became
frightened and ran down Prospcct-st.
to Westinghouse, where he came into
collision with tree aud was almost
Instantly killed. The horse was owned
by Thomas Reed, who lives near the
lake, and was valued at $1,000.
Two for one-The TELE6RAM-HERALD
and Detroit Evening News for 12a cents
per week. S. II. Sweet, or telephone
53l.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
Train Robbers Get $4,000.

BARKEE's TRAIL. BROWNSVILLE, Tex,
Jan. l9.-At noon to-day the train on
the Rio Grande Railroad between here
and Point Isabel was wrecked and
robbed by fifteen masked men. They
placed distractions on the track, de-
rallied the train, held up the passengers,
and got away with about $4,000 IN
Mexican money Which was enroute for
at Brazos by the steamboat
Morgan TO New Orleans.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
To be Tried for Murder.

WAsHINGToS. Jan. Iq.-The case OF
Charles f. klncaid, indicted for murder
by shooting ex-Congressmsn Tanlbee,
of Kentucky. at the Capitol last Febru-
sry, came UP today IN the criminal
court. On application OF Senator Voor-
hies, one OF the counsel for klncaid,
March rs next was fixed as the date for
the beginning of the trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

wssHrxsrox, Jan 1e.-Iadisn Com.
missioner Morgan sad today that the
Interior Department would approve the
recommendations Of Gen. Niles, that
the Cheyenne Indians now at Pine
Ridgs Be removed % their ewn rsssrvs-
siou. The change vili be made N the
interest OF peace.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20


II under the deed of trust the bgsi-
ness ~ prosecuted with the material now
on hand and IN the yards. the returns
fronl these contracts will pay ali the out
Sisnsing Indebtedness and leave a sur
plus.
The affairs of the embarrassed firm
are necessarily somewbs st confused. but
those competent to Judge are ssnguine
that the difficulties now surrounding il
will be settled and the firm permitted to
continue Us business.
The immediate cause of the failure
was the inability OF the firm 10 meet its
paper. and 20 svoid a crisis il was
deemed wise to make the transfers
above noted. a. the easiest and most
honorable way TO meet all the firm
Indebtedness. The real cause. how
ever,wss IN the efforts of the brothers to
carry without the enecesssry capital, large
holdings Of real estate, and also their
connection with the firm of J. F. Quig-
ley 4 Co. In this deal they were IN
dueed - enter into q contract with
euigiey for the purchase Of the ste
where their mil now stands. Quiuley
conducted a retail lumber yard near bv.
ard when he had obtained credit OF
fntt0 20 tstt rAtrHt ~ fs<s's He s0flefa
them that be could no longer weather
the gale. They assumed his SID. coo
intebteanessp took bis business and
stock. hus Il proved too heavy q dad
for them 20 carry. Il was N protect
ing themselves from his failure that
they themselves are swauped. A be
fore stated, The assets are al sufficient
81 meet every obiiestson, hut they we're
SO tied 10 that e wss impossible 70 avert
SUSPENSION. They viii transfer the last
stoilar they possess. Il necessary, 70 ray
the CLAIMS against them. kach OF the
partners own the houses "a ehlSh they
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

FrSDLAy, O., Jan. 19.-About one
hundred men and women employed in
Bell Brothers pottery works, weni on a
strike this afternoon on secountof cut
IN schedule prices They have requested
the Western Petters' Brotherhood to
keep All other potteFs away from this
c1ty
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20
A pi.tiIlerv Boiler Explodes-

psr4s. Ky, Jan. IA boiler Al
wsIsh's distiiiery blew up at ? o'cloek
tnis morning scsadIng several men ard
partially srecssng the machinery an5
building. No one killed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

Two for oze-The TExEe ~ HFRtgss
ard ne#rosl EverIug News fer IA eents
Per week. : r. Sweet, or teiepaoae
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

Two for one-The TE1ESRss-HERsED
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