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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
PNEUMATIC MAIL TUBES.

"If bundle of mail weighing one
hundred pounds can bs dispatched sew
cral miles IN as many seconds by means
OF pneumatic tube, why can't an ar
| rangement be perfected by which hu-
| man beings can be transported in the
Same way:' A company in Germany
declares they can be, and is alb out to
build line fourteen miles in length,
between Hamburg and Buchen, and
which promises to transport the pas
senyer the distance in eleven minutes.
Such speed in an ordinary car would
take the breath away" and SO q
car of special design will be used. 1.
IL will be a cylinder forty inches
IN diameter, and each compart-
meut viii be less than seven feet
long. Into this hole the would
be.ra Did d-traveler viii be crowded and
then the cylinder will be closed fast.
and he will speed on MS journey. All
the air he can have will be what there
is stored in special reservoir for his
use. There won't be any dust, ne will
be spared the uewsboy's attacks, ne
won't feel any motion after the car is
we'll under way, but probably during
the first ride he takes he will spend his
time promiGng the Lord that if he once
gets o 1t alive he "will never, never do
| it again." But this viii be the expert
enco of riding in the German cars.
After letting the European experiment
awhile, the Yankees will take up tho
subject, and the near future will see =
pneumatic passenger car, perfected by
American ingenuity, that will DO the
rival of tho Pullman, and that will take
traveller from New York to San
Francisco ia less than dav.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

John Thorpe, chief Of the bureau Of
Horticulture for the Worlds Fair,
has just returned from the east, where
he has been negotiating for rare plants
from the eastern conservatories. He
has secured the promise of some of tho
finest plants in the collections of Jay
Gould, George W. Childs, James b.
Colgate. Miss NJ. l.. Baldwin and
others, all of them enthusiastic flower
lovers. He reports the greatest en-
thuslasm among eastern florists re-
garding the quality Of the display ut
Chicago, which promises to be As fine
as any exhibit ever made. The tropi-
cal plants and orchids will be the
chief feature.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
roR THE TRFAsTREr.s RrLyrI

In view of the fact that the hard
work of the treasury department has
boen the cause Of the death of Secre-
taries Manning and Window, and of
the breaking down of Secretary Foster.
someone proposes the feasibility of cre-
ating new department of commerce.
the duties Of which would be to relieve
the treasury department. 81 all COM
mercial interests, and leave to that de-
pertinent only the financial interests.
At our present rate of progress, il wouli
seem that the duties of department of
commerce would be enough TO kill sev-
erat secretaries.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

The defalcatlon OF John G.. West. of
which mention is made in another
column. - but smother instance OF a
good man gone wrong. Mr. West is a
youag man of superior atiainments.
who looked forward with confidence TO
successful business career. Sur
rounded by bevy of gay ana sportlye
young friends, most OF whom are sup
ported IN extravzgance by wealthy par
enss, be felt that he must keep in the
swim- Hls salary Was generous one,
but not sufhe.en, for the demands that
were made upon his parse and he made
use OF his employers funds. Ike
many who have gone before, and alas.
many wno will follow him, he did It
WITH the intention OF making il good.
How, he did not know, but
ike the others he trusted TO luck and
fortune always fails in such pinch.
HIS detection came and ne stands dis.
graesd. Ii will be said by his friends
why need the world know, We be-
lieve IN the sterling qualities that have
been temporarily perverted and we
Will eco him through this trouble.
Keep il dark" There is the trouble.
IL publicity followed every such act
many an egriug young man would stop
short III his career, but the hope
OF secrecy and protection helps to drag
many . good man down. Ii is better
for the world, better for Mr.. West that
the world should know; for that knowl-
edge will deter others and it will afford
a lesson 10 HIM. While in future years
be will looS back with sorrow upon the
events of last night and the cause
leading thereto, the sterling manhood
that is in him, will revolt At the spec
tscle OF the past, and he will resolve
win again the conEdene OF. his friends
as he still retains their regard.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
~
CATHOLIC CONGRESS

Many religious bodies are making
plans for their representatives from all
parts OF the world to come together in
Chicago during the time Of the Worlds
Fair. Among others there will be q Ro-
man Catholic congress. It's work a, laid
out promises to be practical, and deals
largely with the economic questions OF
the day. Some of the subjects will be;
"The rights of labor aud the duties of
capiiai;" "Pauperism and the reme-
dy;" "Public and private charity, how
to make these more effective and bene-
ficial;" Beneficial workingmen's So
cieties and societies for young men,"
"Life insurance and pension funds for
workingmen;" Trade combinations and
Strikes" COLONIZATION" "The evils OF
drink and the importance of minimiz-
ing the plague" The subjccts will
give opportunity for q wide discussion,
and will no doubt result IN much good
TO the church at large.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Ia grippe has been decided by the
great French and German doctors to
be . dry. dusty vestner disease. They
claim that snow captures the germs
contained in the dust, and prevents
them from getting into the human or.
gAnism. "Hieh winter weather is not
in itself favorable 10 the dissemination
of 10 grippe, except ~ il leads imprud-
ent persons 10 throw of their wooden
wraps. or hastens the pulverixstion Of
filthy and infectious street waste which
ultimately hnds its way ss dust into
our nosuils snd lung,.'
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

tixoses A FuLrss. the Chicago con-
tractor offers 10 forfeit sloo. 900 il . Gre.
burning thirty minutes without any
attempt 10 extinguish it. shall do any
damage in one Of his new ere proof
buildings He also agrees TO fili the
room with combustibls matter and put
she irs cut without the aid of the Ore
department. II is 10 Be- bops d fos ihs
safety Of humanity. that Mr.. Fuller
can do all that he promises 70 DO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Over the orpha haa's deer protection spread;
Pluck out hts hssrtgrisf iifs his drospins
head;
When, with his mech beat low. thou spiest oas-
Kiss not the ltfsed face Of thins own sen
Take heed such 20 not weeping. AIlah's throne
Shakes 70 the sigh the orphan brsathes alone.
With kindncss wipe the scar-drcp from his eye;
Cleanse him from dust ef his calamity.
There Vas . merchant oncc who on the way,
Meeting one fataerless and lame. cfd sssv
To draw tie ssern witch prieksd his foot. and
passed;
And Twas sorsss. aad ths nan dieA ss last
But IN . dream the prince OF Khesand spies
That man again. walking In Paradise
Walking ana taking m tie Blessed Ls,d
And what he sasd the prince could understand
For be sald this p'uckins the hesveniy posaes;
"Aiabi that ons shsrH made ne uany rsssA"
Ajsn wonderful
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Custer Post G. A. X. will hold memoir
lal services next Sunday evening in the
Division street NJ. +. church. The
event Will I've to take proper recognizance
of the deaths of members that have oc-
Cured within the year. The Rev.
John Graham will deliver the address.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
rootvear isIs Fa,ble.

Fred Dexterhouse, an 1S-year-old
Hollander, is in the tolls. He has re-
Gently developed into a Wholesale shoe
thief: From Crozier Brothers, on Canal
street, he pilfered several pair, amt
from 48 Canal street he stole five pair.
of overshoes. Detectives Smith and
Darr made the arrest ia> night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

In you yant the local news, the
rsIsassx-HssAID is the only morning
paper in the city that prints IL. 1t
never trusts 10 accident nor favor to
secnre the news, but il gets il; and
while iis imbecile neighbors are waiting
for seiegraphic reports from out Of
town. il hustles 10 get the news in town.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Mr. Minis dignity is very tender
part of MS viscers, and he crushed
spenksr Crisp by his withering sarcasm
when that gentleman had the audacity
10 tender HIM the second place on the
ways and means COMMITTEES.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Ia the death Of Lady de Roe as Lon-
cen, the Ink connecting preseat soeie-
y With s1ne OF the eoarlly scenes Of
TIE pass Was oroksa. she WAS one of
lsAs eel'es of the dancing party givsa at
Brussels the night before Waterloo.
aDd immorsalszed BY Byron IN chllde
Harold, Aad by TaAcksrSy ia VANITY
FAR. And bright the Tampa shown
o'sr fair womsn and brave men. :"
Lady de Kos hvsd to be ss years old i.
and vas probably the lAst survivor Of
that historic ball.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

All claims not Consistent with The
high character of Syrup OF Fies are
purposely avoided by the California Fig
Syrup company. 1t acts gently on the
kidneys, liver and bowels. cleansing
the system effectuslly, hut il Is not .
cure-aiI ard nakes no pretenssons that
every bottle will not substantlate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

TIE Persian tobacco monopoly has
been abolished by tho government
The PERSIAN tobacco, monopoly should
come 70 this country where it could
place its thumb on its nose and say,
ssThe public De damned"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

pR. KsELEy got . great many dollars
IN Chicago Friday night by informing
an unsuspecting public that they
wsu!da't know the secret of his gold
cure until they put up a great many
more dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

A swELIxD head 10 likely to leave .
man with empty honors. Even 20 10
IL with newspapers that claim scoop
snd fail down on common and notori-
eos local news.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

TIE Chicago Post finds encouraging
Indications Of . high moral standard
among Chicago youth. because not =
single boy has asked for kit Of burglars $
tools on the Herald's Christmas offer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Boston Glehe Winters nAse viii
bs henercd this week wherever the
Quaker poet % known, and tnsf means
wherever the Engissh tongue - spokea
Ard Engiish verse appeals to the ssui
Of nsn.
rarants Masi-ft % nos TOO much 70
say that wherever the Engish tongue
10 speken friendly thouaAts vii be
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
CANADA AND NEMrouNpLANp.

The bitter feeling between Canada
and Newfoundland tends to increase.
Newfoundland seems to feel that Cana
dian interference is the only thing that
stands in the way of free trade between
herself and the United States, and has
undertaken to enforce an old law
which imposes duties from three to
four hundred per cent. more on Cana
dian imports than on those from other
countries. Canada is, on the other
hand, enforcing the tariff on fish from
Newfoundland. The United States is
interested in the fight because 1t IS
more than probable Newfoundland
will come to her for the 1850. 900 bar
rels Of flour she us IS a year, instead of
paying the big duty on Canadian flour.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Nxw Yonx intends to raise s., ,ooo, 900
for the Worlds Fair. II New York
raises money for the fair rs enthusiast
;icalIy as she does for other purposes,
it viii probably all be subscribed in
time TO celebrate the eighth hundred
anniversary OF Columbus discovery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

WHEN the democratic state admins
tranon shall purge itself of the suspi-
eion Of rottenness that now pervades
tho atmosphere. the apologies of
friends and party associates will sound
much more sincere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Ip soms Of the autographs posted
yesterday are representations OF cos
sunes to be worn on the street, the
bu sess portion Of the city Will be "a
mighty in.erestin' sight during busy
shopping days
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

ou1o 10 boassang over the find OF
some moro Indian mounds in Frank
lin county. II 10 having the effect of
making people VINO have earthly ex-
rrsscences in their back yards hold
their heads very high.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Tue Hszlesou & Perkins Drug CON-
panv ha> issued New Years greeting
TO Us customers. which. in point of
mechanical sxceIleucy. Is . GEM II
consisss of fac simihes of testimonials
received. The letters even TO the head
Jugs are reproduced. 1t makes an At
,trzctIve souvenir.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

travelling public 10 entitled 10 little
pFoteetson IA regard 10 this tEansfer
sysleg as veil - for the strest railway
com pany ~ hays IL all,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

ASroS Russ,srErs, the great Russian
pianist. hss accepted an offer OF Sl25,-
600 for . series Of fifty concerts to be
given in .hls country. The American
pubic seems completely at the mercy
OF the foEeigr genius.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

From the Persian Of 'Se'-
di's Bostan-" An unpub-
lishsd poem by Sir Edwin
Arnold.l
OF hearts disconsolase
SEQ TO the staNe:
10 bear . bre eaking heart
may be thy fate.
Help 70 be happy those
thinc ell can bless.
NiuAful Of thine own day
OF helplessness.
n theu Mt others doors
nsedst not 10 pine .
In thanks 70 Allah turn
no man from thina
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

SENATOR CoLaofrr 10 contemplating
seagning because the climate oi
Washington doesn't agree with his
health. That's what allied Dan soper
o. Lansing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

DAN sorEa will 60 down INTO history
not only ss . rascal. bat ne viii De 70
fsrrsd to IN terms 0f contempt Dy eur
children ss very ''soft' soper.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

THE empsror of China thinks he -
getting hack 1T us and our sntl-Chinese
laws BY declining TO take any part Ia
Che Worlds FAIR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Tar weather today viii be far;
soutnsrly winds; warmer IN eastern.
sssuonasy temperature in western por-
Ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

DExocRxrs. Wiling to accept the
position Sopsr has grsced. are spfins-
ing up like toad stools in . vet cellar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

A postal card addressed 70 'Meuisr, :
New York, will secure you sample Of
their delieieus imported chocolate Win
directions fer using.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

rf you are interested N the improve
naent of Grand river, stsend the meet
ing ~ Hsrtmss's hsii Tussssv evening
and rep the scheme along with your
tasfysenee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Large delegations from the surround
ing cities will attend the mass meeting
at Hartman hall on Tuesday evening.
and leading citizens OF Grand Havea
and Ionia will address the audience.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Temple Emanuel. corner Fountain and Ran
som streess-f. w. Jesse.son. raebi. No. I7t
barclay street. Services. friday evening ~
s:So. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. SUNDAY
school NJ II saturday morning. and 80 Sun
day morning. Rabbi Jesseison IL superntep.
dent OF both sunday schools.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

stesnway. Weber. Htssitrn. Fischer
and senaS Bros make car he foand ~
Jaiius A. J. Friedrlehs, Sos. 81 and -
Canal ssfes&.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Universaiist. holding services In Ladie,
Literary club house at presept-Chsriss
tiurhrer. pastor. No. So Morris avenue. Ser
vice. io:NAm. No evening service. Sundss
scaoo at ~ m. Fred A.. Nsad. rurt-, corner
Summer street aud Shswmuf avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
children ef Zion.

Children OF Zion Chu-ch--sc-iSner 81. he
tween Eighth saa Ts1th-sis. Henry A. @ ~
stes. pastor. No, 62l n. lroat. Scfyicrs NJ
1913 a. w aud y. m. SUNDAY school ~
II :is m. Tue pasfer IS superintendent ~ the
tugdsr school.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Evapreiseal,

Zion German Evangelical. corner w. Bridge
Iania street. second house south OF Bridge.
Services at 10 n m. and .. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 = m. Nicholas AcEcr. tupt.. Ne
<S springfield avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Seventh Day Adventists. holding services In
Good Templxrs Hali. McMuiien biock-l. "a.
Moore. pastor. Cottage Grove avenue; service
evening; sunday school alter service on Sat
urday; Thomas benjamin. supt.. No. e6i e.
Lafayette street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Mrs. Newton Fox and daughter
Cert OF Chicago arrived in the city
last evening 70 spend the holidays with
friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

For fresh Oysters. Fish and Came. 20
10 Detsenthaler's, No. liz Monroe
streAs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

rHx macs meeting called BY the
Grsnd Rapids Improvements board FOR
purpose of discussing the necessity and
advantages Of deep waterway 10 Lake
Michigan viii meet in Hsrsmsn's ball
"Wednesday evening. A large number
Of the citizens ef adjoining counsles
have axnihsd their intention 10 be
present At the meeting. and il IL hoped
oas 9 unity Of sentiment vnl be
aroused that will crysssllize into con-
eersed sesson toward tine great cad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

THssn 10 great deal Of fsnls being
found Win the new syssem OF transfers
thas the street railway eompsny has
adopted. On mcss Of the flnes the
passengers ere nos given their transfer
sips untI they leave the car. Eess
seqaensis shsy hsvs no opportunity 10
exans'rs the transfers. and waen mia
sskes sxs made. - they frequently arr.
passengers are forced 10 pay their FARE
> sscont slne. II would ssn shss she
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
.Smith& Sanford
GREAT
Removal Sale!

We have leased q the base
ment, first and second
floors of 6S Monroe street,
now occupied by Nelson
Bros. 4 Co.. and the third
and fourth floors of both
6S and 20, and will open
the Same about Feb Is,
when the improvements
are completed new front.
elevator. ETC.. aud Will
have the most spacious
lighted and most conven-
iently arranged Carpet
and Drspery wareroons
between New York aud
Chicago. We propose 10
open our new store with
an entire new stock of
goods and offer everything
in our elegant stock at
greatly reduced prices.
Everything goes: nothing
reserved. Sale begins q.
once.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

There never was . more successful
incog. than the nom de plume
"Junius." The intense interest which
this brilliant writer excited more than
q hundred years ago, when he 20 fear
le.sly told of the rottenness Of the
British court and the measures and
practices of the king. can scarcely be
imagined in this day Of free press.
Every effort was made TO discover
"Junius." but the secret died with him
As he promised IT would. Circum-
s:autisl evidence, however. would 60 to
prove that SIR Philip Francis and
sJunius' were the same. Literary
London revived this interest the other
dsv when il was announced that .
cory Of the letters of "Junius'' was
sold. The book was ehoicely bound,
and there we're annotations on The fly
leaf showing il 70 have been presented
to Lady Francis by her husband soon
after the excitement about the lette rs
died down.
PREsNRvE AND FOSTER rae SEALS
IL 10 be hoped the reports OF the
speclal commissioners appointed by the
governments of Enslsnd and the
United states will lay before the board
of srbltrstion, reports agreeing in all
essential particulars ss to the effect ct
iadsscriminste slaughter OF the seal and
the best methods of preserving the seal
industry Of The Behrsng seA. The
slaughter 10 these animals by canadisn
posshefs i undoubtedly making vast
inrosds on their numbers. and II con-
tsnued will a. surely sxssrminate then,
here ~ u has done IN the waters sur
rounding newfoundland. Whether tue
the Rshrsnr s~s is . mare elsusun or
rot . oaly germsin 10 the question of
seal nfe. IN that uroa this question:
hinges. - sa undetermined sstent tho
preservation ef tha ndnssry. II the
contention of Canadians. throueh h
Eazland. shss sssis are naisrssofy sns-
msss and that any party aAs sAe TEgAs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Holland Christiaa Reformed Of coldhrcok
sorDer Lexrsnd and Ionis streets-L. J. Huisf
pastor. No. ~ Lserznd. Services 30 q N and
q ~ snd pm. Bible class ~ 4p m, SUNDAY
sschool ut ii . N. :. ;. Postfna. sBpt. -
Broadway.
Lsgrave street Holland Christian Reformed
-Jonn \. pe BAUM. pastor. No. II LaQrast
street. services, in:D q m and m. John
schefser. supt-. No. io24 Fifth avenue.
spdag street Holland chrf<ttan R.fsrmea-
J. II. Nos. pastor. Ne. - spTlsx. Services. n
VIM Rrink. supt.. Ne. 2, Spring street
Hslisna Csrssfisn Reformed. Fsfth sv.pps
w. r. Smidf. pastor. Ne. sss o angyIlle ave
nue.. Services nj 10 m. 2 and m Sune&,
school Of $40 m. Mex Beerems. sapt.
Godfrey avenae.
East street Holland Chyfstian Retersne4
S~vea<rnz psstor No. SO :. East street g..
yfe-e r. land Jpn. Fsfsehssm A. II : n,
SUNDAY seiscas ~ N Joan Bolt. sapf.. Ne
ls- BAXTER street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Para Congregations, corner fsrh ssf East
Fsrk strests-Se regular e1stsf ~ present..
Services NJ f9sB = m sEe n. rnnqsg
sesoo NJ aeoa. G ~ H. He-ssesxs cact- 70.
<ss East feat1n street.
Pisinfesa avense--J- T. HH<fed. Hssfer. No.
~ fzsfns-i< sveras. Serves MA sne
1pr. xeazx peep3f's He>ftrp - ~.
s1Esny schcof AZ sccs. g. X 88eeeh. e1pf-.
ressatrc- sn Ensec's rosa
sestk Hers-fss. corner FErres ace Hesashy
swenHe- -H~ctef A. NcIasyFe. ps~tss. Va =
sro1rlca street services ~ = - @ see
b~<xs. ssfs.. r-ssdeses rrsr ef We Sr grsn4-
VIE svenzs.
saafh akzreA. errrsr ucr,s~ss 90 o<rssua
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Holland Reformed. Turner street between
X esenth xnd Bsoadway-tlder " Martha uon-
ker. acting pastor. No. iA ". Leonard street
srryicss = m. Z ana ? nj ca day seasol
after norsiag service; X. pe Aerstsr. sept
No. Ss Crvsby street, Sunday ssh pol II s:so.
Cornelius ouirrs uis. SGgt.. residence eeeoGd
street. CemssseA's aaditioa.
Holland Reformed. Ciansy street between
Cedar aud Bradford streeis-Jchn Nanden
Brock. pastor. residence north OF arch.
Sery cex Z IN. = and y H. No saaaay
school.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Holland Unitarian. corser X. Bridge ana
IoniA streets-F. W. y. Hug nboltz. pastor.
No. lii 4. BRIDE. service atiB "a fn; NO even
lug service. sunday sc.ioo! ~ IA 80 M r.
II kleye.d. Sapt. No o. Caledonia
The Unity Caureh uinitarlanl-E Holding ser.
vice In EmAauel i.mpse. cor. Ransom and
Fountsin-sis- Miss Mia 4. Tapper, pssloF,
No. ~ Ransom street Services at 10 30 AID
1pm. Sunday school at ii rs IN. kexih A.
Maynard. supt. No. Ss5 n. Lafayette street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Church of the New Jerusf.em. corner Lyon
and n. D1visiou--tiearge Henry Dole. pastor.
The Vendome. Services M 1880 q IN and
p IN. sunday school at IL ma. The pastor 10
superintendent vf the sunday school.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-14
COURT NOTES.
a Divorce Suit and Other Legal
Happenings.


Albert Flemens, a colored gentleman,
was yesterday granted decree of di-
vorce from Lulu Flemens, in depart
ment five. Albert Flemens married his
wife in Texas. but some time after the
auspicious event, Mrs. Flemens disap-
peared. 1t was afterwards ascertained
that she had eloped with another gen.
tleman of color. Flemens came to Cali
fornia in order to get the benefit of this
climate, and expecting to forget the
fckleness of his wife in new state.
J. S. Chadwick yesterday filed an
answer in department one of the super
ior court. He denied all the allegations
set forth in the information against him
of contempt, and made the claim that
he had never been legally subppnaed.
Chadwick was represented by Mr..
Guthrie, who asked the court for more
time in order to get some witnesses.
The case was continued until January
2lst.
Judge Smith yesterday remanded Car
son back to custody. Carson was held
for burglary at Lancaster, but the tax
ing of testimony at the preliminary ex-
animation was conducted in such loose
way that the Judge remanded Carson
until proper information was filed.
James Quill yesterday began suit
against A. Jacoby and S. Thorne for the
recovery of $1104 alleged to be held in
trust for the plaintiff.