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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
Circuit Court Notes.

The resignation Of A. Masner Gran
GER a. rece,vsr OF the Manufacturers
Mutual Fire Insurance company has
been accepted and confirmed by the
e,scut eourt add Dwight Cos has
been appointed n his stead.
sslss X. BolIee, administrator Of the
esste OF Daniel H. Hamilton, hss ap-
pessed to the circuit court from the de-
cisiou Il the prohste court, allowing .
clam Zoe s5ss presented by The Rev.
NcGrew.
Ceceiss E. Russell has secured .
divsFes from her husband, Byron Rue
sell. Judge tdst granted the divorce
on plea Of drunkenness and exreEe
cruelty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

The condemnation proceedings
brought by the Chicago b North Michi-
gan Railway company against samuel
Alfi-n and others IN the United States
court were closed yesterday. and Judge
Severens took the case under advise
meut. The property IN question Is
located at PetOskey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

Democratic Nattonaf Cosveutton- q. 30
Round Trip Via Grand Esptds &
Iudiana Railroad.
Tickets on sale June is, Il, Is. 10
and 20. Good for return until July 8.
in cluNve.
Leave Grand Rapids 1905 q. m, 2
p. m, ll.20 p. m.
Arrive Chicago 3:35 .. M, 9 p. m.
$50 a. m.
c. L. LOCKWOOD, G. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
RENDERED A VERDICT.
The Yuba Avenue Case Finally Settled
Damages Awarded.

The jury n the Yuba avenue street
opening case rendered its verdict at
3;45 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
Jury decided that the opening and ex.
tension o. tue street IS . necessary pub
lie Improvements. The street, nox
known as Housemsn street, will be
opened from East Bridge street north
- Railroad street, and W II be fifty.five
feet wide. The total amount OF the
damages is 81 49,. 80. Amelia Beckman
gets s595.i0. August Wolf. $3.50 90: D =
troIt, Grana Haven & Milwaukee ra.i-
road, $2l7.20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

John Berthold, an employs Of Hey
man & Co.. got drunk yesterday and
entered some rooms over No. 90 Canal
street, and proceeded TO smash furni-
ture and tear mp carpets. He Was ar
rested Ter Beng intoxicated, but il 10
probable that ne viii be rs-srrsstsd on
another charge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16


Lizzie TenhuendHeld, all members Of
the woodsdale Island BoatinR club.
They set out on the river for Sunday
evening ride, and an hour later only
two lived TO tell of the awful
experience After leaving the boat
house. Bclen. who was at the oars,
rowed down stream. About half a
mile from the boat-house are two
buoys, indicating the distance TO which
boating parties may ride. A mile be-
low this 10 the dam. about 300 feet
long. For some distance from this
the current 10 very swift, and only an
expert osrsmsn can prevent his boat
from being carried over.
Bolen and his party were
seen BY several people to pass
the buoys and then disappear
from view around bend In the ri yer
Tbis vAs . short time before the
hundreds of persons attending picnic
were preparing to return 70 the city.
As the lest train load was being
made up one Of the policemen stationed
Ut the boat-house heard shout across
the river and saw Bolen standing on
the Opposite bank. He called to the
officer that his boat had been upset
and that his companions were Loot.
Captain Schssinger. Who hss charge Of
the Hs.en police stationed on the
grounds was immediately sum
moned. He hurriedly called .
number Of his men and the life boat,
which IL kept ready for sny emergency.
wss manned. The boat was rowed 70
where BoIen was standing. aud he vas
taken aboard He wss almost too
week. 20 taik. but after drinking some
brandy. gave the ofhcer brief account
OF the terrible accident that befell his
party. He had rowed down the river
~ the h1oys. end - the river was 80
snooth concluded TO 60 beyond the
limit allowed by the management Of
the island Suddenly the skin got into
the swFft current and the women. be-
coming frightened. put il beyond con-
toi and 10 went 70 the brink with
awful fcrce Miss Lanrs jumped o.t
end csteAing buoy, was alec saved.
The other two went N death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
CHICAGO ana Return, IS. 90.

On account OF the democratic con-
vention the West Michigan railway
will cell tickets to Chicago and return
at 50. 30 via 81. Joe hoat, and At s5. 10
all rail. Tickets will be cold June is
to 20, good 70 return until July 8. See
time table for trains TO and from Cni-
Ca 20 VIA the fsvorite route.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

Stella Brown. another dusky dsmsei
Ohio took had in the fisht TUESDAY,
evening. wss arranged Yesterday on .
charge Of sesult ard battery. She
psesdsd aot guilty and her exsmins-
ton Vas set for today. she wspt
coplous tears aud protested her inno-
eesce. saying. JUICE, never dsd no
saeb ting
sam Chase, snail boy aged about
Is yssrswss t,uet 81 snd ces's ~ Judge
Hss1sFtS for stsai ~ small quantity
q carpensers' tools from Q new hoas
o. Brsns street. Ne vss given a
srvers tals'ng ~ ~ 10 iadss. His
fstrsr psid TIE hss.
josephine Heasners vas srysireed IN
posses court Yesterday. shs ptsoded
Dos guslsy 70 toe chsrSs Of aesdiy -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
Young and Midd|eAged

Eer~sus Det1ly. xesvoss Weaknesses ~
ssssinr from esriS inaiseretiens ns1 excesses
Of manhood. cveFwork Of TIE brain. inpesper
treatment Of some esber diseases. Improper
use Of Instruments IN eraoibsfsen and treat
m<nf 81 scne other diseases h>reeifsry wesk-
ness ere. causing ioss manhood. impssencs.
barrenness. fnshfllts 20 collect IDEAS or re
nsnber vora durssk conversation; max 40
the ssz9sses iose centeesse ~ every ore. even
himsesf. eensina continual vsrry and anxiety
causln6 Epiiepsy osten csussnx inesuffv. one
Heart bssenss. issb1sfts - csnsuss busfpes
etc
TnIs disease wffh 81 re complications n
a~sss cured ~ Dr. s CLAY TODD. r. rs-sh
piviasn street .rsosss L 2 and fsrssa RspsAs
Mia.
Cali fwue1so1Uy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

Detectives Cast aud Jakewsy worked
ali day yesterday on the I. NJ. Clark
robbery and found in the Johnsons
room. Ia block on Pearl street, seven
pounds Of smoking tobacco. two boxes
OF gum and q quantity of loose cigars,
IN addition TO the cigars found ia the
rear Of the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
ARE YOU ALWAYS SLEEPY?

DO you get up nights.
Can ycu control your urine7
u there pain In POUR back7
Or Nervous Prosfrsfions
Or Nervous Debility
or Impctescyf
ASv Inclination - Paralssis7
Eyer had rheumatism
10 Stomach veak7
DO you feel worn oufg
Is there D sense CT Of goneness7
Pains In back Of head,
Are you dreadful nerveas7
Not enough or too mach urines
Does 10 b urf 10 urinsfeg
Dses is smart or burn,
II there weight er pressure IN Lever csrf 81
ssdemsaY
Does SruY urine settls7
Briee4aes or cloudy dep ssfy
How lene this say
NAfFies or sinEsef
Abcut what sx.s
fssn ekl % Dr.. e Clay rods. No Is yorth
psvtNer street. Ecorn 4 sraas Rapfds Mica
eue - sne ssnens speeis 80 pHvssessn skc q
, arms ell these Are a4fsi conplstnts
Afm ~ ever fesp. e. efty. cr netshhorhec1
q fhe Gated states ear hssst II ssms fsrmsY
suesf vht hes f-eea restered ~ perfect health
ssa esahssa sas wsnsnss-c4 ~ Or. 4. Cav
fss1 IN TIE lest - years he seaas neascsses
sv~Ts~bere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
Law AND LAWYERS


People Va Morris Durham. larceny;
seatsncsd 70 STATE prison 81 Jackson
for onA year ana az nloatns.
Ia the matter Of the opening or
Yuba avsnus from East Bridge 70
Railroad street; trial resumed; verdict
rendered and flied at 3.45 o. M
Ella r. Hsmbling w. City OF Grand
RApads, tssspsss Ga the case; time 10
settle ball ct exceptions extended for
sxty daya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
Probate Court.
JUDGE PERKINS.

Estate Fred A. Holco NIB. deceased;
Charles W. Watkins aud Arthur C..
Dennison appointed commissioner on
claims.
Estate of Ozra Van Wormer, de-
ceased executors 6nal account rilsd !;
hearing July Is.
In re Charles Anderson, INDECENT in
sane: order for admission to asylum At
expense OF Kent county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

There 10 Z ssaee seaeral 10 Frsaes
Chat bres1 befos~ b~ias cut nses h.
msrsssf eth ~ siwn 81 tAs sro~s n
nsg'sss = - nashtag NJ Brood \ sup
ros>d - sescive s5efossspa. - fslls
g. ss~p os brsad ~ blame ~erthv act
u y ec~ova sspssssisisa thss shs
fsiiine ~ = Dts<s - bresS 60 - kst
swo1 80 b fseAl - isck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
STOMACH TROUBLES CURED

DOUGLASS. Mich, April 49, 1892.
DR. S CLAY TODD, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Dear Sr-I visited the 10Th OF last December for
stomach trouble pleased have felt anything
the January. don't know of
neigbors written but they said they
going but feel thankful that saw your and
medicine of have not felt so wei Tor years wishing
and tor not telling you now was
told would, remain respectfully
Mrs. JoHN FLAG6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pains In Stomach. belchias wind.
Raising water. food or gas.
Pains before ana sitter eating.
Constant pains In stomach
Soid CT younG people cured
Dyspepsia cared.
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
All stomach troubles cured ny Or. & Clay
TODD. once No. IL Scrth Dfv,ssn street. up
stairs. rooms ! : and {. orsnd Rapids. Mich.
Consolation Tree 81 his cree OF By letter.
Medicines sent essrywherA
Call or write. tree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
4 rERRIBLs SCENE

A Irsasass Party Goes Over . Small
Niagara
A terrible scene Was witnessed near
Woodsdale Islsnd, On the Miami river.
the other day. A skin, containing man
and three women, went over the falls
before the eyes Of large crowd of fell
iow-beings helpless to give assistance.
The occupants Of the skin were: John
Bolep. Alice Lamb, Kate Clark and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

Carrie L. DeGalia ct a.. Va. Michael
r. Grimm Of a., chAncery. on trial.
John kotvls and William kotyis vs.
Antoine Zlsrleyn, SUMMARY proceed
inxs; order that defendant fiis new
bond.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

cfraw uaic untrimmed hats in all
Vuo" "esS Shapes and colors. New
eet and Iatest styles marked down.
Look ct our CSC hats; look 1T our soc
hats; former prices 81. 90 to s.. 90. Corl.
Knott d CO., 20 and ~ North Division
sfreet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16
Circuit Cours-Part !.
HDSE aR0yK.

John w. McAIllster We. Chicago &
West Michigan Railway company, tres
pass on the case.
Margaret Ten Hopen W. Thomas
Walker. srespass on the case; stay ex-
tsncsd forty days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

ssulE aud dsaandsd Ga examination
wnisa vii b. gwen hsr June Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

Who like the latest st5.e in Fine Shoes or Ok
ford Ties. VIII do vel TO call At 81 Monroe
street. II Is the only exclusive Ladies.
Misses and chiIdrens Shoe store in the city.
]. II. TULIP.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-16

Hare 10
long hiesda
But
No
once romsi n butsaadss
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RHEUMATISM ALWAYS cuREn
cArARRH AND HEAD NOISES cuaEo
DaoPsy CURED.
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAim
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND Ear DISEASES cuRen
THE ONLY ONE WHO CURES DEAFNESS

Catsrrh. deafness, rheumatiem. perv.
Gus debility, impotence end al djuoosro
resulting from early iudiscretlons And
excuses OF manhood. al dissous =
the urinary orgslns, partial paxolyna,
vancocelle rupturee, tumors, scrofuaa.
old sores, dropey, akin dloeases. lvuP
and kidney complaints. heart dionaea
shortness OF breath, back Of he'd.
small OF back, etc, includ6og ell
female complaints and chronic d.
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, eight fever and weak
nese. shortness OF breath, pa1pitatioo
OF heart. my means sure and quick
consumption.
II you are nervous, restleau. .irrta-
Die. sleepless or wake after horned
dreams. tired mornings, with . dun
headache. bad taste in tbe mouth.
sometimes discharEes, and 90 about
your employment without Ia saQy
or ambition, desire 10 ~ $3.50,
gloomy forebodings. . dispo~son .
worry and fret about trouble ahea1
that never comes, spells Of feeling
Afraid or uncertain. sometimes 10
epriss, you are sui efsng from nosvouo
debility and exhausticn OF nerve rovcr.
which may end IN utter proNsntsoo.
insanity and death.
1. you have great senss Of wsnkpem
and WEAKNESS, with tired linbA numb-
ness. trembling, prickiy sso0oooA
cold feet oDd hgs, you aSe oo~0oGfnR
70 that most serious dsseAoe--GneuGma
IL your head aches. feel numo 80
ired, with strange eensa1eo0a, ~ q
memory, and yeu think With G6GkG1>v
or you are sleepiees q night Unk
drowslness and duiincsa during -
day, the nerve and BRAN fatigue sonoe
soon run into insanity or death.
lfyou have any Of these f~elinGD -
not neglect them, or they will enc ~
paralysis. insanity. prossras'oa -
A. you value your life do noe psul
iect fheee warnings Time and expo-
startling and marvellous cures have
proved, that these dsseasee are per-
fectiv aud completely cured ~ In
&. CLAY TODD, IL n. DIVISION stree4,
rooms I. 3 and 4, Grand Rapids, Moi.
Under the use of DR.. q. CLAY
1oDD's remsrksbi remedies ~
those symptoms yield ~ II ~ mAG5o.
and strengths OF nerves, viKor Of brain,
vitality OF blood end health Of bo11
are soon restored
He remedies are purely vseesatlo
and harmless, and can only - -
tanned NJ his once
Da. TODD eempounds hie prseer>p
tions tefore each patient 10 be once.
Da. ToDD's offsw - ~ 10 y. pivio.oo
street. rooue I, ard (. orand Rap}oA
HE medicines afYce With the eoDrD>
scb, and You can eat anything -
choose.
He 10 IN bm once from In the mognp
ing until 10 the evening every de- -
supdsye
Cali everybody. 4 freshly tAIk ~
cost you nothing
Low cnarees. Rapid eufos-
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dispensed By
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Dr.S.C|ay Todd.
The Famous Nerve Specialist
No. Ia North Dtvision Dc.
ROOMS l. snaG
GRAND RAPIDS. NKcA.

Cures Paralysis. Twitching. Pinch
'nR or PricklIng Sensations, Treuaui-
Gus Feelings, Back or Head Ache,
Back or Neck Pains, sometimes run
ming down the arms or back, Dlxxaneou
and other symptoms leading 20 para
lysis. Nervous Debility and Femaie
Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
Consultation free and confidential.
No charge for services until cured.
Directions in all languages
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08

at least, in his estimation-with the
aid of the punkah. After having slept
under the punkah, he dresses and
riage takes him under the Office pun
kah. Towards two o'clock his horses
take him once more under the tifiin
punkah, and thence again under the Of
fee punkah, until he exchanges, about
eight o'clock, for the dinner punkah.
On Sundays he hastens under the
church punkah, and even in the open,
while slipping his 'peg"-whisky and
soda-of an evening, the indispensable
punkah provides for him the required
degree of cool temperature. Besides
the ordinary punkah, though, there are
others-perfect wind machines
Such one saw in the club house
at Agra, which produced such tremen-
dous draft as to make the newspapers
fly up at distance Of ten yards. And
in this draught sat three old gentlemen,
enjoying the rapid change Of air, which
kept their bald heads dry and smooth
as ivory spheres. ! was guest in the
house of British official in Seringapa-
tam, where there were employed no
less than eighteen punlSah servants for
the night alone, and the entire punkah
service entailed an annual outlay of
over 81 900 in our money.
In the carly morn;ng-before six-and
In the evening after six, the European
obtains the amount of locomotion he
needs for his well-being by walking,
riding, exercise of every kind, including
lawn tennis, and this he supplements
by cold water douches and rub
bings. As to the meals, they are most
too elaborate and opulent to agree with
the climate, and the fact that the fash
ionable visiting hours in India are
from twelve to two, !. e., the hottest
part Of the day, and that the dress coat
is obligatory here, as it is in England,
even at bachelor dinners, does not
speak well for British common sense.
WOLF Won Sutherland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08
A GOTHAM YOUNG MAN.

lie Went TO Liverpool but Came Back
Much Soccer Tina, He Expected.
A pretty good story comes from New
York. II appears that a son OF wealthy
parents in Manhattan Island ca ne of
quircd a generous wad of the long
green securities of the realm. While he
was a pretty lively youth, he also had a
well-defined stratum Of good sense run
ming througn his composition. and upon
finding himself possessed of plenty Of
means he determined to use a portion
Of It in seeing the world. He also
adopted q rather novel idea regarding
the way he would travel lie was too
fond of New York to leave it for any
length of time, so he decided he would
take in one country at time; spend a
month in England. for instance, come
back here, then visit France, and SO on.
Accordingly he purchased himself a
ticket to Liverpool under the arrange
ment in vogue with steamship COM
panies, which allows a person to go
over on a certain steamer and to come
back on the same boat on any of its re-
turn trips within Is specified time. He
sailed away in great shape. and in due
time arrived in Liverpool, n city he in
tended to explore thoroughly.
Following the advice of experienced
friends, he secured private lodgings in
preference TO going to hotel, and
then, sad to relate. as a preliminary to
his Sightseeing he procee tel to test
the qualities OF dogs head ale and Old
Tom gin in the home OF its birth. The
mixture acted disastrously in his ca e,
for in snort while he became as drunk
as the apocryphal owl lie became
helpless in legs, body and head, and
while in this c0nditi n attracted the at
tention Of two boobies" The English
policeman always takes a drunken man
10 his home if it can be discovered. be-
cause If all the jays they came across
were taken to the station that cdisice
would have to be bigger than a worlds
fair buiidin0 to accOmmo late them.
Accordingly the hobbies proceeded TO
search the youag man for his address,
when they came across his return ticket
70 America
"B.awst me heyes," CIRCULATED the
discoverer, bat tn bloody yoangster is
booked for tn Servyah an IA BOAT
leaves in two hours
A vehicle was hastily procured and
She youth was banded into il and
whirled away u the do.k. The boats
officers were accustomed 10 receive pas
seacers in snch a coalition too often 10
take any notice Of the case before them.
80 aooaid he was taken aad dumped II
state room 1ntn the preiiminaries Of
sailing were finished. The young man
slumbered soundiy. Imagine his feel
ings when ne awokc TO find himself
one hundred milee out at sea on his way
back to New Yorkl-Washiugton Post
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08
The wonders of Reproduction.

Aphidcs are a species of minute in
sect belonging to the order of
Hemiptera, suborder Homoptera, and
taken collectively, 100 Of them would
hardly weigh grain. Now, let us try
comparison. The average man, we
viii say, weighs about 2,00O,O 900 grains.
Yet it has been found, by actual
calculation, that if these minute in
sects were left unchecked 10 only the
tenth generation the descendants Of a
single pair would be equivalent, in
point OF actual weight, TO 5000, 900 very
heavy Escn. This would be equal TO
onc-third of the population Of the
globe, supposing each person to weigh
an average Of $50 pounds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08
NOTES BY THE WAY.

Or thirty thousand criminals in Ger
arrested for crimes committed under
the influence of intoxicating drinks.
THE consumption of tobacco and
beer is increasing in England as well as
in France. In France the average
amount of tobacco consumed by each
inhabitant annually is two pounds.
THE temperance cause is advancing
among British soldiers in India. Lord
Roberts says he has under his COM
maud fourteen thousand five hundred
British soldiers pledged to total alb
stinence.
WE sometimes hear merchants COM
planning of hard times. but we hear no
complaint from the saloon-1eepers
They are getting the money. and the
merchants viii have hard times until
the whisky traffic is stopped, and the
money that is spent for liquor is spent
for the necessaries of life. Business
men, think it over.
The number of drunkards who died
last year in the United States was I20,-
NVp. WHO are living To-
day in this country number $500, 900.
The drink bill of the nation last wear
was about 81, 200, 900. 900, and three out
of every four arrests are made for
crimes directly due to drink-at least,
that is what the Voice says.
ARKANSAS, Georgia, Indiana New
Jersey, Kentucky, Nevada, Tennessee
and Texas are the only states that
have not secured from their legisla-
lures law requiring scientific ins:rgc-
ton in the public schools concerning
the effects OF alcohol and narcotics
upon the human system, taught in
connection with physiology and hy-
giene.
IN tae year 1891 the inhabitants Of
Germany drank -, S04, 900 hectoliters
OF beer. an increase Of over 1000, 600
over the quantity i'm bibed in 1890. II
they would abstain from lager, the oc-
cupation of the socialists would be
gone, for so many OF them would be SC
far on the road to moderate prosper.
ity that they would have no tempta,
ton to covet their neighbor's goods.
In poverty is anarchy bred, and alcohol
IS the mother OF poverty and crime
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08
SALOONS IN NORWAY.
Their Number Regulated by the City
Government.

Their Number Regulated by the City
Government.
In Norway the city government fixes
the number OF liquor licenses required
to meet the reasonable conveniences of
the public" but all licenses are granted
as monopoly for five years to a single
company, or society, as they call it,
which is organized for the sole pur-
pose of doing all the retail liquor bust
ness in the city where it exists.
THIS society has board of manage
ment. part Of which is chosen by the
shareholders. and the remainder Is
chosen or appointed by the city.
The dividends on the stock of the
company are limited by law to five per
cent and all the surplus, instead of go
ing into the city treasury, as in the
''Gothenberg system" which is said to
encourage city governments to grant
more licenses than the good of the COM
munity requires, must under the Nor
wegian system be applied to deserving
charities or other objects of public
utility. excluding all which receive any
pecuniary aid, however small. from
the city.-Boston Advertiser.