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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Court Notes

Ernest French. accused - stealing
O. ~ from tho Carey house. Vas sent ~
-, pr ninety days by Judge Hsggerty
yesterday French Wss capturei IN
Jsrk~ne Tue=day while trying - make
h,s escape from the city after the rob.
l~rg
pit rtf stone Vaa tried before Justice
Raven ~ Cedar springs yesterday on a
caaI4e Z assault and battery \ Ss,st
act Prosecuting Nttorrcy Burns -
currfi ns conviction AMI he vas tiusi
e. snd costa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

DR. Rankin Is n graduate 81 Ann Arbor. and
has had years os experience in his specialties.
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Police Court.

Jvrcv HsccEBrr Nora Schul,ze. re-
-iiing IN houss - III fame. pad
80 - Louisa Mason. resisting an
officer. adjourned Ia April - Jerome
Iee saloon open after hours. al
I"urned ~ Apu, - Ernest French,
larceny. ninety DAYS. ,.eorg. Eagl.
violation vehicle ordinance; adjourned
q Npui y L. c. Gould. violation
vehicle ordinance; adjourned 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

References TO Ave hundred cured patient
In this city alone.
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COURT RECORDS.
Circuit lourt.

Jcpss GRovE DE Graaf. Vrieling 4
Go. -. Harvey &. Taft. assumpslt.
judgment for plaintiff s-,y7.6s
Jrr-sx Ansir- William iewyendoski va
h. }. Turner ct a.. trespass on the
case. on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

JUp.E BURLfSGaxE Alfred NJ Smith
w. Robert Milne. tr-spass on the case
Tor criminal conversation and aliena-
tIon - affections. on trial. In re- tn.
admission Ia citizenship Of klaas J..
Burgyraaff, admitted
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TILE DRAINAGE,
Size OF Tile and Distance Apart as Az
fected by the Character of the Soil.

1t is important to secure free drainage
of flooded lands on one hand, and to avoid
needlessly expensive size of tile on the
other. Practical farmers will there ore DE
interested in the following facts and sug-
gestions from Country Gentleman:
The common distance of drains from
each other where thorough work is IN
tended is about two rods, each one draw
ing off the water a rod on each side. An
acre in a strip of land two rods wide must
be eighty rods long. The size of tile to
drain this acre will of course vary with
the descent of land. A two-inch pipe
tile will do it, with a descent of one foot in
twenty, provided the tube is perfectly
smooth and straight, but with ordinary
roughness of surface the descent should be
about one foot in twelve. A three-inch
tile would be required with descent of
one foot in forty or fifty, and also when it
must require several branches. The ag-
gregate length of the branches will be
reckoned the same as of a single drain of
equal length.
In making estimate of the required size
of the tile 1t is necessary to take the rate
OF descent into the calculation. A me-
chanic's level will answer the purpose,
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An Important Decision Reversed.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 30-Ghe United
States court of appeals, sitting in bank
today, granted a new trial in fhe case of
Asa n. Hamilton VS.. the CentTal Pacific
railroad. Hamilton, in the lower court
secured a verdict for $4,000 against the
Central Pacific as damages for being
elected from one of the company's trains
and arrested at Lovelocks. New Hamil-
ton refused to sign first class unlimited
ticket when requested to by the conductor,
and resisted an attempt to put aim off the
train. When the train reached Lovelocks
an officer was called and arrested Hamil-
ton. The latter brought suit against the
company for 100000. Judge nawley, of
the United States district ccy4Irt, before
whom the case was tried, held that the
ticket was void unless signed and the COM
pany had the right TO eject a passenger,
but that the jury must decide whether the
officer called in to make the arrest was an
officer of Nevada or special officer of the
Central Pacific company. The jury de-
cided that the arresting officer was a
special officer and awarded damages. The
case was carried to the United States court
OF appeal, which tribunal ruled that the
lower court erred in submitting she ques-
ton of the arresting officer to the jury,
as the evidence showed that he was an OFF,
Ger of the law.
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intermediate rates of descent may be
estimated with sufficient accuracy in com
mon practice. The rough and I'M
even surface of the tile will reduce the
amount of water discharged from one
third to one-haif-more in the smaller
than in the larger pipe. In very short
drains the quantity would he somewhat
less. az some length is required to give the
water sufficient velocity. When small
quantities Of water are carried off, pipe
tile will act more efficiently than horse
shoe tile.
The distance apart and the size OF the
tile will be controlled more or less by
the character o. the soil. II stratified or
depostet IL layers the water Will dow
in a horizontal direction more freely
than when no straitied soil exists.
compact clay soil will be more slowly
drained than a porous one, and a smaller
pipe may be used. or the drain NAV he OF
greater length. 1t will be observed that
after the soil has been suddenly flooded by
q heavy rain that portion nearest the
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or Trade.

sASFRANCI.Co. Jan. 80 The vegetable market
was dull with little change in prices this morn
ing Potatoes held 10 firm with moderate de-
maud. Receipts were 3.9s9 sacks. Choice on
ions are scarce aud active. with prices Well sus-
tanned at quotations Receipts were 49, SACKS.
In the cary vegetables green peas are alone
plentiful.
There was little doing III the fresh fruit mar
kei Choice Northern apples are firmly held.
Oranges sre very plentiful with stocks gccumu-
latIn. all the time Dried fruits are firm with
light offerings. Mexican lines are steady at
quotations.
The fresh butter market is sim weak with
heavy supplies. Eggs OF all kinds ara plentiful
with good demand reported for store eggs.
Cheese Is firm
There vas no Change reported in the poultry
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Erief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Jan. 30.-tspeciai.l- "A committee OF
the TilIicum Club appointed to lo5k into the
county division proposition. have prepared a
report giving it as the sense OF tha Tiilicum
braves hat 10 new county be made cat OF King
and Pierce counties.
Bert Widlakc. formerly IN charge i the time
rolls OF several Northern Pacific construction
gangs. has been jailed here charged sith iorg-
ing time checks lie issued checks % men not
employed, and after forging names Il: them had
them cashed. He fed to British Colombia two
months ago, and was brought here from What
com county by William st. Michael Barnes, OF
the Theil detective agency.
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BREADSTUFFs.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors ono
Yesterday.

DC0uo AsOCOxOeu IN the "A uO4tOf'o OmCO
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l. 1893,
are 81, 54s170. There were filed for record yester-
day IL deeds, tine considerations aggregating
s5,239 Following Is the list az furnished by
Osborne, Tremper & Co., abstraesors OF titles,
1l6 Cherry street. between Front rad Second:
Wealthy Balfour to D. II. GibsosI, part lot 8,
block s. Fairview Homestead, 81 go.
Des Moines c. I. Co. to Eliza f. f,ertO, lots l3
to l6. block 46. Des Moines. $500.
j. W. George to Nellie b. Sander, part lot /.
block 10. Maynard's, 81.
z. q. Dunn to Ii. Thurman, lots /. 2 and 3, Sc
ne, =, %, 6, 81.
A. ST. George to D. O'Reilly, Fart block 4,
MERGERS add and Others, 81
+. J. Fitzpatrick to 4. z. Daniels; lot TO- block
IS, Northern add, $500.
E. Glilacomber to r. P. Jansen 1t al, tract /,
Newcastle tracts, $50.
X. :. Cox to W. J. Creglow, lot 9, block II,
Summit add. $3.50
G: steinke to Jno. Hendry, blocks 1, 2 8. Cum
herland add. ST.
Jno. Hendry to c. D. Bowson, let's 5, 6, block
l, Sap'i Cumberland add, $3.50.
J. o. Beck 10 g. Steinke, bloc. n, Woods
South div, COO.
Rel. l.. q I. Co. to Louise Reser, lot 50, block
80, River Park, 500
W. E. Lawrence to Seattle Saw. Bank, lot 5,
block 4, Walla Walia, $780,
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Fla. u-pRAISAGE IN UNsrRATlFIEp soII.

ditch Will first discharge Its surplus
into the drain. and this becoming dry
Will then receive the water from the
soil more remote, and consequently
III wet seasons the crop Will be most bene-
fitted near the drains, and less so in the
space between them There may there
fore be occasions where soils will not part
with their surplus freely, where more num-
erous drains may become necessary. OF
this the owner mast judge by personal OBJ
servation.
In the sketches Fig. represents the
drainage effected IN 2 soil strat.fci. the
bitches drawing the water Oft INST AZ the
top and near them, and a;te-ward more
completely from the Whole inclosed
space Fig. , IS the section Of n drain
dag in an unstratitied so.l where the
whole is gradually drained alike.
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South Bend News.

South BEND. Jan. 30.-FSpecial. IA spe-
ciai election was held Saturday to vote
upon the question of bonding the CITY for
Sl3,Oc0 to buy water frontage and erect
thereon public wharf. The election passed
on quietly, comparative little interest bein z
taken in it. Bonds were carried by a vote
OF ifs TO AZ. The reason for the city secur-
ing some water frontage was TO prevent in
future years high wharfage raies. With the
exception of the water frontage al the end
OF Pacific avenue, which the city will now
BUY, the entire water front is controlled
by the Northern Pacific and the North
western Lumber Company.
Henry Johnson, a Swede railroad la
borer, was held up this morning about 5
q. m. while on his way home from a pro-
tracted spree and relieved of what small
change he had. He received some severe
cuts about the head which necessitated
the taking out of a part of his skull, the
outer portion of which was fractured.
The steamers Point Iona, of San Fran
cisco and Alliance, OF Portland, were in
yesterday. The Alliance loaded 100 cords
of spruce stave bolts.
Portland parties are negotiating for a
site for a cedar and shingle mill. The
make South Bend an attractive place for
shingle men.
The Swedish Methodist church was to
have been dedicated yesterday by Presid-
ing Elder 0. K. Olander. but the day was
such stormy one, the worst of the year,
that the ceremony was postponed.
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market and receipts during tae morning were


Produce receipts-Flour, 1890 quarter sacks:
wheat, i33 900 centals barley, ,00o centals: OATS
400 eentals: corn, 900 censals: beans, 5000
Fiour-Net cash prices for family extra. s.. 90
94.0o per barrel; bakers extra, $S91(eA0o; super
gne. g. 6ot1sI0
Wheat-DulI and weak at 81 2ss1G13o per
GENITAL for good TO choice shirzping; no change
in milling grades, which a.e tslooerately steady
at $l.S2} sol 50 per GENITAL
Bariey-s'rices are soft and sEeuation is against
per GENITAL for dark coast; soc for good quality
and sl4CGs2lac for choice; brewing, s71a(9971ac
per Genital.
Oats-Fair inquiry for all kinds, greater de-
mand being for desirable mixing article. We
quote prices as follows: surprise, N4G0
L5o; milling, $LS7l3 6l.42l5: :aney feed. 81. Az:
good to choice feed, 81 32e11a(9z37ls of grades,
&i0ogl. %; black, sl0JGL IL fEc common. and
81: 12la(gl.25 for choice Tor seed; gray. $3.50
L3o; red, SL150L2 per centas,
CALL BOARD.
Following are the sales recorded at the call
board today:
Wheat-Morning, informal session: May, 100
tons, $L33Lxper GENITAL. Regusr sesson-May.
200 tons. sl.52ss: 800 tons. SlSs5z; January lUo
tons, 81. 20 per GENITAL
Barley-No sales
Aiternoon--w heat-May, 40 tons, 81. 32lS
500 tons, $lS23s per GENITAL; Iurs, 300 TONS ..27Y
per GENITAL.
Barley-May, 100 tons. SEQ; 100 tons, s4sSc:
900 tons, Sac; 600 tons, sac.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight, New York Der 500, 22l5c
Sterling bills-On London. 60-fEay bank, A.S7i:.
silver bars-Per ounce, e354Gs33sc. Mexican dol
lars 66[S966Iac.
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at remote and dark age should be
the guide for the enlightenment of
these times. Yet certain it was that
this record was the corner stone of
Christianity; for if man never fell,
as IN Genesis, there was no need for sal.
vation or an atone,nent. Mr.. Charles
worth concluded with a dissection and
criticism of certain old Bible stories. The
debate Will continue every night this
week.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-There was a collapse in
the price of whisky at the opening of the stock
exchange this morning, and for a time sales in
these speculatives were attended with consid-
cradle excitement. There was a rush to sell
stock at the opening, and blocks of from 500 to
5000 were thrown on the market regardless of
price The opening sale was at a per cent. de-
cline from the closing figure on Saturday. From
this figure the price rapidly fell until it touched
IS, decline OF per cent from Saturday. Sell
ing was due to published statements that the
trust was in financial straits The bears took
advantage of this wild decline to jump upon the
speculatives and succeeded in hammering prices
down in early trading. The whole market re-
covered shortly after the first half hour, how
ever, aud whisky came back to 421H Selling
was renewed at intervals. however, during the
forenoon, and the pressure TO sell was specially
marked in the last hour the closing prices for
the majority of the list being the lowest of the
day. The decline for the day ranged from 4 to
~ per cent, the latter in the whisky trust
Government b nds-Dull and steady.
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MINING STOCKS
FOREIGN MARK cts.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Jan. 3o.-Bar silver, SIS fine. 3s 7.16d:
consols, 9sssi. Bullion paid today into the
Bank of England, 5000 Bank ef England dis.
count rate, 2la per cent.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--The Posts london special
says: Markets are quiet ana tee demand ran
upon solid Investments exclusively. premium
on gold in America is expected next month.
Paris IL still attracting gold.
BREADSTUFFs.
LONDON. Jan. 30-The Mark Ldvs Express says:
English wheat in London advanced 90 per q uar-
ter Sales have fallen off and the rise is asst gned
exclusively to quality. Foreign wheat is weak
At Liverpool Id per GENITAL less is accepted both
Tor Californian and American red winter. Home
deliveries OF wheat and -four for the week
amounted to 5000. Russia Is ,ail to have l,00O,-
600 quarters of maize, which wsll be for sale
wnen spring shipments are resumed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30-Wheat-Fair demand;
unchanged.
Corn-January, old, firm. Is sd; January, new,
firm, a 7s4d; February, new, firfa, IS I'D.
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The Lake Washington Canal Bill.

WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. 3d. Special. i
Senator Squire expects an early report
upon the Lakes Union and Washington
canal bill. He was. in the house
today and personally saw every member
of the committee and showed the draft of
the report he had proposed. The repre-
sentatives think it covers the case, and
will probably accept it.
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Kilgore VIII XIII the Anti-Option Bill.

WARRINGTON CITY, Jan. 30.-[Special.] i
The anti-option bill. which will come up
for vote in the senate at 2 O'Clock to-
morrow, will pass that branch with a
clear majority. but the indications tonight
are that it will be killed in the house.
Buck" Kiigore. the famous Texas OBJ
structionist, has determined to prevent
the bill coming to vote by
"hook or crook" and will resort
to every means to do so. Kigore
succeeded in killing the Torrey
bankruptcy bill last week, and may be
just as successful III his designs upon the
anti-opiion bill, which he declares is a
pernicious measure and should by no
means become law
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


THE ARLINGTON.
F " Padmore, Everett f II Miller. Tacoma
: II ul-ther, City McNiliial..s, City
Il d Hogue. Eliensburg Mrs = { BeeDe: Colfax
Miss J Beebe, Coiiax ID Fraser 4 ". TT Town
' KNAPP, Anacortes j A Logic, k1kland
A Penny san Fran A Bailey, F>mona
Miss Jones. City Durkee. Nz,shou
W sweeney, .ympia II Mcknight, Anacortes
Miss Cowell, san Fran g Kyle, An'Gzortes
Hopp. Clifton Ii Pierce, Pe<tland
q Addiugton, Medford
Or. j. Eugene Jordan has removed from the
Eesler resldence 20 safe Dapo.lt hnildL4g.
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SppreciatIye.

IUiI nj. Us dI|it-Ial.
my Old aunt out in Brown county has
sent me jar Of branded peaches, " said
Mr.. LuShforth 20 row Of friends Vow.
while don't ike peaches, still. fJl lv ap-
precia,e the spirit IN which they were ten
deEei.n
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PORTLAND. JAM S0.-ISpecial. l-Wheat-Trad-
ing light: prices steady. Valley, $1.20: Walla
WaIla, sLl091.l2la per GENITAL. Receipts, 15,-
D(l
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leaves City Dock, Seattle, daily except sssnr-
dav. At ?. NJ for Efmonds Clinton. Tulaiip,
BrOwns Point, Langley. Coupeviile, san dc fucA
Oak HsrooT. UtSaady and Laconner. Returning
leaves I.Aconasr l. L. for Seattle. ogesfng same
route T. GREEN. AssteL
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Clearing House Exchanges,
S163,671.73.
PROSPECTS OF SCARCITY OF HAY
Steamers Can Not Get Cp sksgit River
to Bring Any In-Hop
Reports.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TODAY
HIGH WATER Low WATER
= - - = -
SIG A2 s.3 1870 10 so 70 10 SIS f-0.l
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
4 : .

The cold weather has stopped traffic on. the
Skagir river, so the boats can no, get up to
bring down hay, and the result win probably be
shortage in the supply il it continues freezing
long. The local demand has not been very
heavy, however. and as stocks are not very low
at present there is no immediate danger of
ascarcity.
Coffees have advanced another \ cent on all
grades of roasted stock. Canned beef has gone
up Is cents per case, and beans have advanced
q cont per pound.
The following relative to the hop market, 10
taken from the Slaughter Sun:
Only two transactions in hops have taken
place in this locality since our last issue c. c.
Dubois sold to C. C. sweeney, for Lilienthals,
fifty bales at III cents. X. G. Portway pur-
chased of J. c. Ward forty EIGHT bales OF me-
diums at Is cents. There several other
transactions on the tapis but nothing definite as
yet.
The Kent Journal Of January Is contained an
item to the effect that P. Emerson of that place.
reported the sale of 100 bales to Phil Neis & Co..
OF Seattle, at 1711 cents.
SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS.
During the past twenty-four hours produce
and merchandise has beef shipped from and re-
ceived at the port of seattle in the following
amounts:
Tons.
Shipments by rail and water .,..,.,,. 400
Receipts by rail- and water -...............1,lo 100
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WE VIII pay the above reward for any casa Of
Liver Complaint DyspepssA Sex Headache Ini,-
svsucn, CHnsspaI!en or Coetveness cannot
cure With Wests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
airections Ar strictly complied with They are
Toreiy Sesetahle, and never fail to give sAiisfAc-
so1 susN coated Large boxes, IS centA BE
solo oy LEIrHHAD CAwLEY. soe Front g.
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using graduated pole to measure the
height and a tapeline for measuring dis
tances. The following table, giving the
size of bore for different slopes, will aid
in the estimates:
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Observation-Disclosures.
FINANCIAL.

Money on call-Easy. at ag2 per cent. closed,
offered, per cent Prime mercantile paper, Il
16 per cent Sterling exchauge-Quiet ana
easier ;sixty-day bills. $is5s+: demand, sIs7,5
BONDS.
y. 8. IS tReg,.... 1884 q. 8. As tCoupon) 1889
U. 8. rs tRegl.... 100 Pacific 6's........ los
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Dr. Eugene Jordan has removed from tbs
! >.eI residence 10 sSfe Deposit building
Seattle Grocery Company. Telephone s32
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