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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
Rnined by a Priest.

A confdipg husband. guilty wife, and o
priest who has violated the most sacred laws
of God and man, are the principal actors In
drama OF real life, which has just oulmi
mated 10 Philadelphia. Among the long
list OF divorces granted last Saturday was
that OF Michael P Hewlett, g wealthy steve
dore, from Mary A. Hewlett. The CO.
respondent In the case is Rev. William
Haines, Catholic priest, on missionary
work for st. James Church, at Bootle, Eng-
land, but who has eince been stripped OF the
cloth which be has dishonored, and is nov
believed to be in Philadelphia.
L. is the same old story OF young wife
aud husband we'll advanced in years, who,
until the scales were lifted from her eyes by
the most convincing evidence. had never
thought but that his wife was the most
faithful of women. Three years ago Mr..
Hewlett married her. she WAS then
buxom Irish lass of 49, with the fragrants OF
her native downs still lingering about her.
But last summer, at The suggestion OF her
husband, Mrs. Hewlett went to England to
visit her mother, and then was Gown the
saeG which boro sceh fatal f:ui5. While il
Liverpool Mrs Hewlett uet Rev. William
Hsinta. who Ia described sF q short, pudgy,
freckled, rsa-halred and otherwise ugly
specimen Of humanity. Notwithstanding
bis physical defects the vi!y priest appear
ed to exert strange influence oyer the irsll
wife, who, upon her reEurn TO this country,
frequently spoke OF him 20 her husband ss
one who lad shown her great kindness aud
acted es her father oonfessor. 1t was not
until last April that Mr.. Howett's euspi-
cioas were aroused. He had retired early
ous evening, and, swaking about l O'clock
In the morning, found that his wife had not
pet gone to bed. He found her In the sit
ting-room writing letter, which proved to
bs addressed In sfactionate terms to Hslnes
Mr.. Howott was frantic with rsge, but wh5n
bo came to the passage LET us hops tho day is
not fsr off when We shall be all in al to each
other in the sight OF the whole world, rs we sTe
now secretly between or two solves" his indig'
nai know no bounds. He confronted tire COW
oring wife with the evidence OF her guilt, and
self convicted, he drove her from his house. Soon
after this Mr. Hewlett began proceedings for di-
vorce. Archbishop Bysn caused the facts Of the
case TO be laid before Father Kelly the superior
OF Haines who. few days ago, was unfsocked
AID ejscsed from the Church. II is believed that
10 csme to this country. Neither Mrs. Hewlett
nor Hanes entered defense before the MASTER,
Thomas J. Worrsll- Philadeli hiG Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

WHILE Mr.. Carnegie, whose annual In
come, by reason of the tariff, Is million
end half year. 10 making arrangements
for living IKE lord In the Scottish Elgh-
lands, the employees in bis lron and steel
works In Pennsylvania are on strike
against proposed reduction in wages. The
thrift has been great thing for Mr.. Csrne-
Gle. Comparatively few yesss ago ne Wss
q small salaried clerk In the railroad Office
at Altoona. Now he must live as an Eag-
Heb noblemsu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
OBSERVING JUSTICES AT wide Wate'

DESERVING JUSTICES. At Wide Water,
10 StefId county. yesterday case was
tried By Justice Rooy, which ended U dis
agreement between thu Two justices. the se-
socists being Just'cs HeFndon. The case In
question ;s that OF young Burt Berndop, son
OF <. f. Hsrndon, proprietor of the City
PARK Hotel In Fredericksburg. who ia
charged With having ommItted an assault
on young colored girl. at the preiimi-
nary trial the evidence was very contrsdic-
tory, and both justices ruled differently. IL
va. claimed that personal feeling o1 the
part OF Justice BODY was the caule of bis
ruling, end as he claimed the Gaze was be.
fore him for trial, be cent the ccused to the
grand 11ry, and also his father, who is
charged with resisting au officer. Both Of
the accused were bailed 10 the sum OF two
hundred dollars. Young Hsrndon's friends
claim that it Is o case ofhlsckmsil, and that
they will have no trouble TO prove 1t before
3 Jury. Much feeling existed at the trial
and several times persona difficulties eeemed
imminent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

PRovnENoE helps these who help them
selves. II the Wsshiugsoniaus, ss proposed,
build cheap bat convenient bridge across
the Potomac at Arlington in time for the
expected meeting of the G. &. R. ia their
oIty next Summer, Congress will be shamed
into spproprlatiog sufficient Gum for an
imposing bridge st that point; and with
such bridge at It's northern end, the speedy
construction OF Ms. Vernon Avenue would
ha assured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

Some NORTHERN republican newspapers
make the present labor outbreak In Tennes'
ses tho occasion for denounclng the southern
9 ates for hiring their negro convict labor
TO contractors. And yet this convict labor
In many OF the porthern republican States Ia
made competitor OF the honest white labor
of those States 10 various branches Of manu-
featuring industry. The large number
OF negro convlcts in the South cannot be
L SPIT in the penitentisries ; they must have
some employment in order to keep them
healthy, and as there Is no other sort. they
are, and properly, put to work as unskilled
lahnrare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

THE NORTHERN republican press has been
loud iu lis praise of Mr. Reid, o. 8. Minister
at Paris, for, as it said, securing the removal
of the French duty on American pork. But
the measure referred to WAS not intended
to remove the duty Oh pork, but only to re-
duoe 1t somewha', ard Mr.. Rsid has not
even succee ded In effeoting thst, rs the
French tariff on American pork is as high as
ever-almost prohihitory, and made 10 in
retaliation for the Amsrloan tariff on French
products.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

In Az article 10 the August number of the
North american ReUie'c Mr.. Charles A.
Thatcher presents conclusive views Of the
correctness of the idea loug maintained by
the GAZETTE, thst the jury SYSTEM hs now
conducted in this country is an utter failure
and. tends rsther to obstrnct, than to pro-
mote josSice. His proposed substitute is
court of three judges, appoiDted-not elected
for life, and with salaries sufficient to ens-
hle thera TO live comfortably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
LATER.
T,abar Riot Threatened

VIcKsBURG. Mas, July % "A lsbo, liot
was threatened here yesterday, owing to
number OF Iaborers from Alabama taking
the psce of the strikers, but strong force
of police succeeded 10 preserving the peace
Capt. searles Of the Southrons refused to
obey the Governors orders to protect the
A Io no ma IahnYare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence o. tke Alerandr1d GH@stfeJ
WAsHIusroN. D. O.. July %. 1891.
The customs receipts FOR this month, up to
date, are nearly four million dollars less
than those Tor the same period last year, but
tbe pension expenditures are Increasing.
The continued calling In OF the government
deposits in the favorite banks is said here to
disoredi. Secretary Fosters statement to the
effect that there Ia q surpusin the Treasury.
The order jus. issued by Attorney General
miller TO bis assistants to break up trusts Is
generally lsu2hed at here, as nothing Is bet
For KNOWN than the fact that the admins
trs,Ion, including Mr.. Miller. bases its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY %.
GENERAL EARLY closed his GRAFTON at

Lexington yesterday ah i0Iio"s
"Let me conclude by saying, and let every
horest-hessted Confederate who fought
bravely in tie war ssy. If | ehonld ever s..
apologize for any part OR action taken ns
me ia the war. may the lightning OF a Iisnte,
Gus heaven blast me from the esfth, a.u
NAV be considered as spawn Of the carte
by all honest men"
This remark received the loud and unsn-
imous applause OF the immense crowd that
composed his audience. That such was the
fact BY nc means spbatentiates the truth Oh
the assertion of Washington newspaper,
that .southerners ss we'll az northerners no"
kuow that Gensrsl Jsckson's Views OF ale
glance and public duty leaned in the wrong
Giranlinn u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

The TARIFF tax Of 50 pound on Cuban
tobacco has, it is ssid by those engaged IN
the trade, knocked cut" the smaller manu-
faotu,ers. THIS is only what might hsve
been expec' ed. Seoh Is the natural ell 'ct OF
tariffs on the raw material of all manuiac-
lures. The larger manufacturers, by means
of their superior facilities, can obtain their
material st cheaper rates, and thereby
"knook cut" ell their smaller competitors
ond are then enabcd to monopol.zs the
sade and form trusts for increasing their
yro6,a. During the good old low tariff times
before tbs var. there YVES hardly villsse
in tie country that did not have Its Small
factories; but the high tariff broke up ell
that, acd Dow the factories are few ont In
-rnraa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

Vacation Time, with Hints on Summer
Living, by e. s. Drayton. Ii. D, ept,or Of
"Brain and Mind" Nervousness etc, has
been received from the publsher9, Fowler &
Wells, Nav York. L contsias much in
formation On De important sutject OF health
hts q il be reR 10 ms reedeFs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

The Pennsylvania steel works at Steelton
have slut down owing to the trouble over
the sosla OF wages presented By the ANAL
gsmatea Association OF Iron and Steel Work
ere. Meetings we're held ut Section during
the night and 81 o'clock thie m rning ;here
was parade OF the m mbers OF the associa.
top, headed by baud Of music.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

republican. He says: "They seem to have
an especial spite at me. principally, I sup,
pose, on account OF my vego on the Rnsn.
cisl question. There Is something, too, In
the name. They think to turn out some
one as they did Ingalls, in Kansas and 10
get great reputation"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

TIE tax payers of this country are ID
bad gag If what Commissioner Raum OF the
r enssor buresu says 10 az article In the AL
: ast nrmoe. 81 the North american Re0'e'o
le true. FOR hs therein states that notwtth'
.anding the immense present e1penditure1oF
reasions. there are still pending no lees than
l COS 600 pen ion claims, and that the maxi
.!uIa annual expendi ure for pensions Will
,ot "a reached until the close Of the fiscal
year OF 1893, though the war ended In Msy,
1865. There can be no doubt OF the fact
that every CHS Of the Union soldiers found
and drank of the southern fountain which
Ponce de Lson lost his life In q vain attempt
10 discover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, diff
dance, sexual weakness, pimpies, opium
hebii. cured By Dr. Miles, Nervine. SAM
riss free at druggists, By mail 10. mILEs
MED. Co., ELKHART, IND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
The Prize Ring

ST.. PAUL. Mlon.. Jaly 22.-This city is
full OF people interested in the big fight be.
tween Bob Fitz,immons and Jim Hall, the
two Australians, and from the best Informed
persons the fight will surely take plsce
Sheriff Bean met Governor Merriam this
m orniDg and received Instructions that The
Law must be enforced and he says he can do
nothing bat stop 1t. Il seems probable tina.
both the principals will be arrested, tSat
they will give bonds for their appearance
and ths fight procssd TO finlsh. The tickets
are going rapidly and even the big Amrhi.
theatre will be filed.
LATBR.
The Hall.Fi z,immons fight announces
for tonight has been formally declared OF
A conference between the management o!
the entertainment aud others which Closed
at 1:30 O'Clock resulted in this decision o.
account OF the positive action Of Gov. Mer.
RAM In calling on the State militia to sid
the sheriff 10 ell forcing the av.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

Spring stirs up the bile. You lose your
appetite. feel weak, too hot. and Oh | go
tired. Take Smmony Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
A.B. c. Observation-Disclosures Blood

Try the new bser-"Vi-einis Extra Pale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

Gs-If the young man who ia go fond Of fruit
that he has to come 10 my yard before the mem
bers of the family are awake will call some time
during tho day, (any decent hour viii suit be
can have al the fruit he can eat; otherwise he
must take the consequences. Z.
Its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

TIME SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
Il TELEGRAPH COMPANY, TELEPHONE
EXCHANGE, Alexandria, Va, July II, 1891.
Subscribers will please add to their Lists the fol-
lowing new names
No 63-Burke & Herbert.
No. SCR. L. Goods & Co. toll station
iy2I 2t n. SULLIVAN, Manager
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

AIRS. Rev. john Van Dermulen OF
Holland died Saturday after lingering
illness.
Only one OF the luuatics who were
confined in the Pontiac asylum at the
time of the late hire 10 missing.
James NJ. Skinner has been appointed
superintendent of the construction OF
Lanslug's new federal building.
Gerrlt Van Westriencn. one of Grand
Hsven's oldest citizens, died suddenly
OF neuralgia Of the heart. saturday.
The Union school building at Grand
Haven was partially destroyed BY ire
Sunday night. The damage Was Sll,-
900; fully Insured.
w. J. Blay, an ex.sea captain, was
found dead in bed at the Anglo-Ameri-
can house at Red Jacket. The coroner =
jury said ''heart failure"
Harvey Packard, = student OF Olivet
college and = protege OF Mrs. r.
Sprague of Augusta, is charged with
the forgery OF u check Tor 500.
Governor W,nans has appointed
Wells X. Leggett OF Vermontville as
county agent for Eaton county, In
place of David h. Hale, removed.
A gang of hoodlums At Calumet en-.
tered the Norwegian church, made
bonfire of the bibles and hymn books
and committed various othef sAcriieRes'
Bay City merchants are kicking over
the unsafe condition OF QuAnicasss
bridge which prevents many country
people from entering the city to trade
Buckshot John, . well known Indian
in the northern part Of the state, in re.
ported to have been killed in = tighl
near Long Lake, Grand Traverse
county.
Clarence Keyes, . G.. Il. Il l. em.
ploye ut Kalamazoo, was badly pun.
meled by = Chicago man named Clark
Christmas day. Clark was arrested
and will be tried in court.
Fred w. Bushell, late city editor Of
the Saginaw Couner-Heraid. had hi:
knee and ankle severely sprsined in 9
railroad wreck at Mckendree, w. Va.
Christmas afternoon aud will not be
able To walk tor some time.
NJ. A. Mittenthal of Bessemer, dealer
IN gents furnishings and clothing, has
failed. Liabilities amount to 81 900,
and assets will probably reach SIS, 900.
AlG iOtCCioS0iO VI sk&kCo 0kAAC-
eating $l2 900 caused the failure.
Henry Schmaltz, aged Is, while play
ing ia the Michigan Central yards in
Bay City. Sunday afternoon>wlth some
other boys, had his head caught be-
tween the drawbars Of an empty gon-
doia coal rack which he Was attempting
to couple 70 anothc. car, and was IN
stantly killed, his head being crushed
to shapciess pulp.
While engaged in trap shooting
Christmas day Fred Morehead WAS in-
stantly killed. The gun Of one Of his
colnpan,ons was accidentally dis
charged while being loaded and the en-
tire charge was poured into Morehead's 8
breast at = distance Of only three feet.
The deceased was . popular young
man 80 years OF age.
Daniel Shields was found ia an un-
conscious condition on the street IN
Saginaw, Sunday noon. The patrol
man who arrested him thought he was
drunk and took nm to jail. When he
got MIN to the station ne was noticed
70 be breathing unnaiuraliy and q doc
tor was called, but Shlelds died in two
hours Afterward, probably oil heart
disease.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

AnxiAS, Mich, Dec. ss.-fhe river At
Rlissfield "a being searched Tor the body
Of John Fallon. . Toledo travelling man
who disappeared December 10. He
left his overroat and sasnpie casss In
the Blissiiold hotel At which he regis
tered. but no Information has been Oh
tanned as 10 his whereabouts since the
date mentioned. A hat with his name
IN il was found few days ago on the
rfyar hank
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
DEATH or THOMAS APPLE0A1E.
,Ihe Popular Adrian Editor Dies Of
Paralysts.


Paralysts.
ApnAN, Mich, Dec. 2s.--Thomas Ap-
plegAie, editor of the Times and Elk.
press died suddenly at his house on
Church street this morning at 1880
O'Clock. Of parslyss of the heart. He
arose feeling ~ well as usual, went to
his Office And back for walk, and had
Just reached the house when death
overlook MIN.
Mr.. Applcgats Was horn in England
in lsSS and came to this country when
quite young with bis parents. After
learning the art of printing in New
York, and doing reportorial work on
some Of the leading papers OF New
York city, he came to Adrian IN 1868
and associated himself with George w.
Lsrwill IN the publication of the
Adrian watchsower. General William
Humphrey bought an interest in the
paper in 1866. Tne name Of the paper
was then changed TO The Times. The
Adrian Expositor WAS subsequently
merged into Tho Times. and Captain J..
II. Fee took Humphreys interest and
the paper was run by Applegate 4 Fee
until 1853, when Mr.. Applsgate became
solo proprietor.
ssHe WAS member Of the blind school
board from its formation until il passed
under tho control OF the centra. board
q few years ago. He never held any
other political Office, but has done good
service time aud time again by his
work as member on republican state
aud county committees. He was rec
ognixed - standing among the leading
Journalists OF tho state, and never
weagiad IN trying to elevate the stand
ing of local papers. He filed many
prominent positions in Newspaper asso-
ciatsons Of the state, and always stood
ready to advance any movement which
wxs for the advancement OF Adnan.
lie leaves = widow and aged mother.
The funeral will b held Wednesday.
lie WAS kind hearted and generous 10
fault, AMI always ready 70 DO what he
could for the uplifting OF humanity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

sAuIF srE. AAKIs. Sich., Dec. -. =
The Rev. koeers W. Wallace, TIE evan
gelsst. who has been saving souls by The
score ia the Canadian $500" for some
weeks past. created . sensation today
by marrying one Of his eonverts. Miss
Rachel n. koss. TEE commotion all
arsses from the fact that Mr.. Wallace ID
waite, while MA bride 70 ~ black ~ the
ace az spsdes, 80 u speak. The tfde
u we'll known on the aide ei the river,
Her brother Is john Ross. the leseias
chimney sweep. aud her aster. Hannah
hoss, restaurant cook.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

that they we're probably . psrt OF the
kolsaeski erosd. fhs guards tufped
zrosal snd one of them dealt bslda
tefitie tlos with tba butt OF BIS mus-
kss. They thea Esa away. boidA Vas
taken hosae and has oaiy heen ccn-
sesons a. long Intervals since the blow
vas received. lis skull Is not frsc-
tafed. bat be - saffsrleg from conens.
sson aud cerebral h<norfhage and hls
life - lispalFed Of.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

I've Drssksn Lahs LisAssisss R~sass
Arrest.


Avrese.
LAKs LINDEN, Micb., Dec. 2s.-Alex-
andsr PeraIa and Michael KAtila were
shot by Town Marshal Msystt early
Saturday night while resisting arrest.
Peraia was instantly killed and Kaslla
is so terribly injured that he will prob-
ably die. The two men were slightly
intoxicated. but were gong quistly
home when MARSHALL Maystt and JUS
tice Brule decided 10 put them under
arrest. When approached the men
showed fight aud pulling knives
siashed the marshall across the breast
and arm. MsyAts then stepped back .
few PAGES and pulling hss revolver
opened ire. Persla fell at the iirst fire
aud died IN few minutes katila WAS
his by the thud shet aud to terribly in
Jufed. Justice Bfule was stabbed Ia
the back. but WAS not seriously hurt.
There ~ great excitement here, and the
marshal Is much blamed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

An odd iocalism. possibly cf En9iiaA
provincial origin, h heard from tbs lips
Of old-fashioned people even In New
York. 10 h the word ''footy,- whish
seems 70 Be - nessiy - poasibIs equiv
slrnt 10 the soushsrn prouunciation %
''triain'." save that u Ia applied -
things rather than 70 personA Itspunde
HE = enrruptsou Of ssfafsla."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
nar. rhtlttps, Misfertu q e.

MARLErrE. Mich, Dec. ss.-Richard
Phillips. who was severely injured by
falling on pitchsork month ago, be-
came tho father OF triplets this morn
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

LONDON. Dec. 2s - The Chronicles
correspondent at Rene says that tho
United States government has agreed
TO pay the indemnity Italy demands
on account OF the New Orleans AFFAIR
in order Ia settle the dispute
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
Closed by the sheriff

FAiRBuaY. Ill. Dec. 2s-The large
dry goods and clothing establishment
of Charles Bradley has been closed by
the sheriff The liabilities are about
$50, 600: assets. S2s ooo
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

The annual meeting OF the wrsfern NIchl-
gan Agricultural and lninsirlal society will
be keid at Sweets Hotel "a toe city OF t,rsnd
Rapids. Mich. on Tuesday Janussy r. ,su2. sf
lock y. ~. Tor The purpose clecting nte
-.trccftrs End the srknsas { on Of such other
huslncss ~ NAV properly como before said
iaeesihg- Al members Of the society are
urgently requested 20 b. pfeeeaf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
NOTICE.


MASONIC Mrrrsi RrSRFgr Assocr4rfoxl
Or NksIKrs MICHIGAN.
Grand ksrids Mich. Dec. IA 1881.
A special rseeiing OF fbe members of ire
efn Michigan Is hereby called to meet at TIE
Masonic hali. IN the city OF Grand Rapids. on
the sixth day OF January. lss1. at one O'Clock
p. m. 10 consider and decide upon u plan of
organization. aad 10 rake sues changes IN
our articles OF association IS NAV BE- found
necessary.
wM. 7. INSEs. President.
Attest;
JACOB BAETH. Acting secrstsrv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

CAnrHAes, Ill. Dec. sat 10 ssti
mated that the recent mud blockade
has cost the merchants Of Hancock
county $50. eso. although trade hes bssu
phenomenal during the bolidAys DE-
spite the terrible roodA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
ELK RAPIDS NOW IN II.
@. = W. n From Pesosksy %
Traverse City Completed
rHIEF REIyass 4 STOLEN WATCH
A Assfnf gs.sAss rasp ltfs~r eAashs
"a y E&zamasss--sts@s ssss "sfeh "s
Ssssls Fsaaa "a Hes asass~Nsws
fsana All tEs ststs

EIx RAsfDs. Mica. Dec. ss.-Ihs
brxaea VI the Ch.ssso 4 wesi Michigan
railroad from rrassTe City 10 fesosksy.
is aox ready tor business between tnis
point and Isavsrss cs,y BY way Of VII
likmsoaEs. and regular trains began
running here this morning. They make
close connections with tsasns fer Grand
Rapids. Detroit and Chicago aud tor she
first time our e.tsssns feel they are
fairly ous VI ths woods Agraod eele'
bratsou Of lhs opening Of the line will
te held hero tomorrow. when promi'
nens officials Of the Chicago 4 West
Michigan aad Detroit. LAnslns \
Northern roads will be present Capt.
Wihlam A. GAvett will represent the
Delross end OF the systsna ~ the jubilee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
rRkAsunKl,'s NoricE.

City Treasurer oflce.t
Grand Rapids. Mica. Dee. l ssai. /
Notice il hereby ciyen that the assessment
roll for the Improvement OF King street from
8randslle avenue to the western term ef
said hfn< street In the city nfs.gand hRplaS -
new Ia my banda and that VIII receive psr.
mrnt thereon for the period Of tweaiy days
from this dste, az the osase OF the cuy Treas
urer. CITY Hall.
WILLIAM HAEE.
decsf City Treasurer.