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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

can only be learned from experience
such as the proper way to act tn under
standing signals.
The evolution Of the pitcher furnishes
an Interesting study. not only TO the
athlete but 10 the scientist In the
days OF the old Knickerbockers when
enough runs were made TO make base
Dali score look like q cricket match. the
pitcher was not such an important indi-
uduai as he IL to-day. In those days
an underhand sort Of delivery was used.
ana even long after that n was not an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
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ACCOUNT or STATES AND
ssD poyns BY The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
unusual thing for team to ecore 100

unusual thing for team 20 ecore 100
runs in a game.
Then the pitcher was allowed more
license the overland delivery came In
ana this was followed 10y the curve
which learned men OF science said was
an impossibility. Even after a public
exhibition was held. and the pitcher
sent the curves between two posts, the
scientists argued that "a was an optical
illusion, sticking to their original idea
that 1t was physically impossible for a
man to cause a globe to curve in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

ANNUAL DECEMBER 81 lSo Or
THE CONDITION STATES
CANNED UNDER KINGDOM OF GREAT
AUDITOR ACCOUNTS THE CoMMSe01N-
WEALTH VIRGINIA LAWS OF VlfUlNiA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

f. F. Beddan o U. =
EmoryW
Principal York.
Organiz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
OBITU A r Y,

Mrs DIans Gilbert Sy kes died /. Dorse
Vt, August II, 1898. Born 10 Csveudisl
Juyll, 1909, che had passed her SJth
yesr.snd hers had been al unbroken, hap
py married life OF nearly G3 years being
united, Oct. 10 1881. 10 |, Newton Syk st
Who Is lett lonely but InstIul, wslupe
ill bis change comes An admired resi-
lent OF our town from her childhood size
became tie cherished wife ami mother 10
the we'll known hospilsbls home ever oo'
cupi,d from Ter marriage. Hitler came
With ft, quent tributes Of love aud 'erv &C
her .ev, raj CHILDREN aud numerous trudl
children some Il thcse besrl0g owl dls
luc,ion, aud ueBrly sil,cliya srd useiu
men. hers Of Cbrisl's church 10 our owu
- foreign lauds Ole # the sons, KIRK
Sykes sl0 bad been tue msns'1r OF the
homestead sv rat rosts entered lnto resi
three weeks n sivat &c Of the mother,
Mis- Sykes wac reilly endowed With
personal met tai sd chrl-liao grac's. She
ga. Intelligent sud krndiy Interested 10
Only 10 the welfare OF mar klndred Out Oh
avefy sde circle Of present aud former
ueighbors and acqutiutsnce Her very
c.esr aud r,tcutige metnlrg often served
for herself aud Others pleatIng aud useful
results. + rsnly tso years she was gu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
STATE NEW

Wet Rudolph Grange nos nunbei' q
little m,rs lb.b 100 meta beers, At nineteen
candidates p,r- luiiisted 10 tbiri aad
fourth degrees :, II, las' meeting, Aug II.
Frrgu. Mslos la, sued the Barre rail.
road aompsuy tor $500 damage for iula'
rice rso,ised 90 the railroad near Gantte
Willie iast Friday.
Mrs Phoebe Thoms Of Jancfi3a CITY,
III 80, told By her to3tots she tai
Coasam pllou sDd that there vas 60 hope
for her, bat tao 30 tles DR.. Kegs New
DisooverJ ,oupIe ely cared h-r sui the
s.v, II saved bet liis, Mr. Tbos EsseFs'
l83 FlHuIa S. s,a Ffauc,sc0. sa1efed
from = dreadful cold, then bought oat
bottle Of d.. Kegs NeW Discovery sod
10 t~o weeks was cured. lie ia ustarsll,
thAakiul 1t IL such results, Of which
ibese are samples, thtl prove the vouder
tfiosey II the medicine ID Coughs AID
Coda. Free TRIAL bottles al J, \. HHis
Dfog Store Raglan sizs Joc, AID u 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

Arc 500 #idatbsj II stts8i bro &c
q year rest rys Eek child sreerfls sai
ef1ias vita pala q cattuE teeth II -
ssud 81 oaos An1 get hottla q Mrs.. Via
slous Sggteias sytrp ~ eaildrea teeth
100. hgatts dyss5,erv, dlmh3es, ftsa
lalo, the uomach sol ho-eIs, cares wtui
collie. sapsat the sums, reduces iHasm
too, AID eIFas $500 asd e6usy 80 iHs
~balasyHar ars Nias.ass soothing
syrup Ter CAiOJreg IeultaF IL pirsssl
to The taste agi lie iae prescription 81 oae
a tbe oi1ns, sai BEST female physicians
sad uutsc. ia BE- ua.tsi slst q, aud d. for
saleby druggists thfeu bout tie world
pnce % cts a battls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

Mr. q. Canlolelte, Druggist. Beavers
vide. LII ssys: 10 DR. Kings New Dis
coyrry owe ny llle, Was taken with
L, Gdpre and tried ell the phy'iciIns ior
miles sboot. but Of no avail and Was given
up au1 told could not live Hasiog DR.
kinss Ses discovery 10 my store | sent
Tor bottle sud began its use and from
the bret dose began 10 get better. aud Of
ter usiag three bottles vas up sud about
asaiu. II is WORTH lie weight 10 gold.
We wont keep store OF house without 1t
Get free tusl at J \ Hsrd's Dug
Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

Seed your address to II. L BackIeu a
Co Chicago sni &c, itee simple box Of
DR. Kings Sew Lille Tlis A trisl will
sonviuce you 81 their merits, These pills
a-e easy 10 acilol add sre particularly en-
eciive i-the cure Of Constipation aud sick
headache. They ste guatsltead TO be pen
feetly Tree f,on eV,ty delelerIous sob
stance apd 10 b. purely vegetable. They
DO pot weaken by their as.iou bat By civ,
log toue 70 stomach asi his - greatly
iavisoraie the sYttsm K ular els 25c'
per boz. sod byJ n H4tl DfuZgi't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

- It lts beeo vfry dry here the past lev
wrtEs
Tue Uni5u saDday school srIoycd $
picnic Al North Dorset pond Aug. 10 The
party numbered hOly
The Republicans q ibis tawn have
nominated George Bart - their candidate
for town rapreseotAilys, ID the nomins.
too Is a good one. The two parties are
pretty evenly divided ia this town, but
there iss fair prospect otMt BuH's eiecl
ion.
Tapleys Bread Wnbou outwear al
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
Farm For Sale.

for sale very productive Httle farm utus.
ted Uu the west road M Dorset, containing IS
acres mote or Irsv. vel WAtsrcd and timborsd,
iva never failing tprugs o. 500 in summer, alsu
= veil shaded uak suud make excellent dsh
ing with q liitIp care One aud one bali mile.
from 7 o., five miles from X, Il. station. good
roads and good utlghbofs. situated on bin
over looking q beautiful valley, very heslthy
locality, altogether rather desirable place for
part Les from city TO build = SIMMER reside pee.
Nli he cold apd some one vii get 4 bargain
tuQutftes by mail promptly aussercd
J =. HUutIuAN
Dorset. VI Aug IS. 1881 i5sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
BuskItn's ArnIon Sstvs

Ia, B,st S.lye 10 tie world for cuts,
brulses, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chsppei Hands. Chilbainf,
CJrns, snd all Skin Erapiions, and pos
-iuyrly cures Plies or no pay required, II
is gu,r,nt ED to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price % cents per
hot, For sale by J, n. HARD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

Toe ranuusts Ia Alabama ocmplslo
that tlsg arfe cheated out OF the recent
state pl .e.loa. aud there is some reason 10
believe that th.r, is foundation Tor the
charge Their threat TO set up seperate
state government vgth ko'b at the bead
viii probably amolut TO uo'hiaE The
macaiatff aad most Of the nen Of II
Gattca are ou tie olhtr eide aud 40 they
viii isya &. bear thtlr III, until better
dsy Jspus. The south have been SO long
secastomri t. boil dozing Snd cheating
th,titwU. jake little hhorl Of q revolution
g. mead m,llrfs there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

The rralaeaes ia Vermont have made
90 ,c'.,e e4apaes t4ls yea, bat It l.
upe tr8 ,.at tyoy mat vtlI be oct TO
vote Tie aemgrfds 10 Congress hSTe
sitea rah.s ga'i.e tas, the abofaoa iAtd
lil .4s, r,-,sd j., bat beginning Of shst
they ,rreet lo de-. AID their boast will
Irs,a uas aal.ss republicans DO their
day Iaa e4alty bss Alfeaiy sua red
eaaa.a ra4 Size ml.lsks q two ytsrs
49,. \sraaal De- Tie hrst uorlhtrn siale
toFat, sa8 ela4Il stt The pace Wbsu
sr d.fasHs Ltf msy be 10 regard 10
ulr.5 Officers doe sfae telet o. The Re
ruula,as aas 90 uA.eh every Nstmot,-
- eagll o. Zee pf.al sli thoaId ssesre
~ Ea.t ssfrt republican vsis it sepiemi
bgr NsEs uP
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

80 rat rfsthaf ere aat Is III
saaaify sstt tlt hbaatp. Tie moas1
.tttcpi q Aarss 49, ths tgia. basaoss q
TIE ceus'ty % ~ lttt m.ea tagftsse3
10 camrtilre sita iattisbff u b. stiA
nf taussss BY - Eues j. tie bE''eest
a itH, rasairI tiuislsaef s bfa Il
sssss 80 ibs tappouiioa iasi 'se ts'iaa
.lsfha uluur aHH. a. IL 5e'lsIej g.
Free. &c tls grapsr.iy 81 lbs rsitag of
be peag 49, wbala
Itewsr tts sagtr Ifasi fHsaed re
.agu tato EaIer. Nev lart sad other
.faartns aris ssfs tts Bpaaa taamst-
ssl HaUetta up = c4ul aa Steamer
ed ssluas tesssss v,re c9pf4aatllF ANN
I lao. }a.8ed ~t.u t~ecis sod tho Total lm
ports rtstae8 ataloas dssrs Tie
I Itau~ss pfsrutps Ter toe rts.ss 81 ne
/ ettf G fdgtm tHI, WITCH sI.l pst Iats
I Il, %. aeist c,g, pr p.8ud Ga al tho 30"
sa.si Il Gee icy desu Aeff before lsrgsf1
II 1445 Ian estimated thsi TIE tea. ia
! no fu9 81
bs rs.lrsd by the 1ras ss the iesph o.
10 !" S'"'%'' 80
Dguos b.. candidacy far The Itesi.
4a,., ,sn u.se.ct ,rsks Of tie tain
90. local gar,iia, Per saving tut be
x...ts.l, ant,etsel Ba,a.td uocr.t.
la u.,r.ef ,,,etlv uglt The
/ ,,..,.., f,t v,.n.It.g eT democratic maj
.ss,. =, s,L,e.lsp. i, doe ,a1rD to
the fact hiatt the, sll usltta psr lcufar
.s4,.t,t,. ,ftlttr,eysfsI .t.tes rtottcied
f,,,,. Tree trade. bpt dsg'tcfre what bop
,sfs 70 THAN BELONGING 10 some Gthef
tfe.I,~ 10 OYER words, Ike Ge,. Han,
aaes. they regard the lara So g.. local
|gg,siian." ILe republican parry. on tie
sop,r.tv. desls With the rtf uscoasl
a1,sfl0o. sud stand. # tie PROTECTING Of
ali Am,r,c.p interests add In54atues, TIE
/ land over. IRON glsspiBg. sv.rieiaus aud
faltoas foreign oompeutol.
-
'''
/ lhe 'nno'' m'' '."s q 'r' '' -
sociai''o Of h''" 'Du i'o'''s ",''
Breeders IL ""'y ! ''e"' - ''''''', -
ne boiSemen aIo We pu"''' eo'' ''''
noI only 10 TOE f'''e out o. neg u o'' '"s
states as well u wiz 'o'' year 20 INV
'Itfacli'e ttSu ever ot'ofe u WIS u'' ''''
81 the orsaniz''lo0' Ibe oates ''e aug
usl -e' - sbo oV' "'u Tue p'''e ~ ''''
land, whose SmP'' hoFe' 'coom tDopa''o''
ADD eiceileo' 'fseA eh'u'e tue oe'' u 0'''
OF those VINO A''enu Tue 'As' f1oes'
10 addition y TUE eh'o'''"u o. 'ue "u'''
auImsls produced IL inc s'ats ana 'n'
trsck c1ulesls that have ma1e previous
meeloss OF the association valuable sno
ooteSotthy, there viii be at the coming
meeting t~o new features lhat VIII ara"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH PAINT TING

UpbolsterinR sad furniture repaired oheaply
and d1rAbly. shop at Oaipeutor's blacksmith
shop, Manchester Centre.
% AUGUST KOHLER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

A rorespcu3elt wIitiag on the srin
question ssys HAT Il is 10 hGtdsF 10 oom
pee vita Tie i.rgIsuef tasn With oae Of
ouf le alta.f IAu h lfue 80 TAT - the
pdlg,laal n e3aetfgei, bat 70 eoupstisg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
IAMEs MORRISON nICKS, E.fArr


STAB o. VERMONT DrtIiet Of Msnohesters
BE itrememDged. that At session Of the
Probate Count holden al Manchester, wiblu sbd
Tor raid District, on The 2llh day o; Az ust
a b 1888
Pr snL Hos II x FuRLsE Judge
Nhtr'sE, John Batus Guardian Of Jsmss Nor.
81. ou Hose Of Manchester Ia tAd Diet. ct. bss
the csy presented 10 said Court HE petition 10
whiting setting forth that 1t viii be topeaeisl
10 be best interest 81 Fatd ward to cell al
sad words interest ~ ceTIslg real eslate stlus.
ted IN Nan hester afoTYsld known a. The home
farm Il said ward containing shout ~ acre.
sad ward tutofest ia said real estate being
al u sald real estate not covered by the home.
stead right # the wife Of rad VA o. Represent
ipg thai the personal estate u said warI il in.
sufficient 10 Ihy fto debts oi said ward AID ~
maintaining J.. ward a. family aud putting
the bslsnce OF tue prucaeds u any At interest
Itts ordered That all persons Interested be
notified 10 AppeA before EEid Cont At the
Probate tfics 10 MArchesttf IN sAid District
On the IN day Of september A. j.. 1895 At ten
D clock 4. ST. hy publication ~ THE order
three weeks sucatfsiEeIy pfe'Ious thereto 10
the Manchester JouHHtI Newspaper printed
At Manchester Eiofrshld, ~ slDx cause, II .ny
they may have why raid Iosuss should not 10
granted.
lJgr J. FEM, Hegistu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

HEH d. Al
''''
NE s'A'' ''s''D-s1' vi e'''i'A " wy
oa's'A'iae'e''t " 'ses''a7' s'' ''s''''
teF"' '4a'' wa wv '' ''''..
sHs''{ S. '1. '-' u'e' ID ,'' ~. ~
n' TIE 'fa'A'''A '' s'a''' 1'' - w.
81" fai'il ''''t' s-'
Re f'fee'"i ''"1 '@''' Nv
- at ~'s1''
70 90 by e+" ''.' - ''''.''
Stisa e#" '''''a ''s D ~ ''7'''"' '1-''''''
Z o. 4a''4 90 '''s 'p'e'". e4'"'''e Fs'''
$50 frtire' sA'''y AL pleA'a1'osss 4"
/ tha pa leot lbe af1ssls's 81 sell Ill
A88fea 5 Al q B'99lhrii fell hon
/ BE mosiHs maeltue recently sad vas i'ii
( s.lY Jared. tie bss bstu taso .Pfeseu'
I tstre ia tht Legislature. rf'ttlDAb, ioNh
agattruj !4-lie Of ne peace.
/ TraaH a. rarl.astoa nov caataias the
1,.esrsls .at Of criminal. that have
/ t,.., .at ea.t tt,r. Al aps time for the
o..t,.,,,.,s Among the crowd are two
rB,as,,r. TO lleamt.t.. one higbway
/ rahber iao charged VI b grsnd la eeuy,
aud Que for mutlerous assault 90 g 20
/ lieemsn
/ y " Fuller Caual larie, \ ] aye
he aIways keeps Dr. Kings New Discov.
cry 10 the houses % bis family has always
1and the very best results iol'oE Ils use /;
/ that be would DOT be without if.H procun
| .bIe. G A. Dyksmsu d ugg,st, Caisknh
Is Y. s4yetbat Dr.. Kings NeE Discovery
il undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
tnss be ha. used i, ii bis family for eight
years, aud II mas never 'alieu 10 10 all 'u''
Is claimed Tor II. Why not Try remedy
60 long uIed ahl hsied' ina oo''ies nee
at }. \. nara drug store. heeuIf SIZE
Jue. and sl,Uu'
Before 'a'''ns iof SEQ lana iof hls Yhca'
ton, heY II sage hachey OF d. Aloahe
received toe thr oil call 70 the NORM
Reformed Da'eu ebnfcn 81 newark, A. D.
THIS church mas 90 memo efs ana the
pSttof salary Is S''ooV year
remedy for al forms OF headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. II fleets permanent cure aud tue
mot dreaded hsbltual flck headaches
yield to It's iuhneuee. We urge you all
who ale afflicted to procure bottle, and
eve this remedy fair trial 10 cases Of
hsbitusl constipation Electric Bltters cure
bY giving The needed tone 10 the bowels,
apd few cases l)ng resist tue use Of this
medicine. Try 1t once. Large bottles
onl, SOC at J. n. Hards Drug Store.
p,,i,o tle snm,ner eiohteen post ofIces
-. v.r,,,or, ,ovns hsvo bea, anta,ed the
s,fes bIovn omen with puDpowder or DIV
r.,,,,o and vsrlons amoupts Of money and
.,o..,s s,oIer Within tho mast fen davs
~, nost oai,es AT sb,,ebam RicbviIIe and
C.s,lo,or hsva bean entered The polic.
,Li,L ,ho work ba. been dona nv an or
,.,i, a nam, If ,,ofsssionaI hnrelars
1'u'N - sape p'','
,,aLa o,o,d oil tbo adve,iisino claimed for
MAKE bo'u ''' ''' ~, '''"s ''''1'I
'nen'' ,u0 'o''0N'"e '"u' ''ul'''ep
,e"0"o'
and Coda each bottla pDaranteed -ElecI
,,ic R,ter, the great remedv for Liver
Stomach and Kilneys. Bucklen's Arpics
I've the beat in the world and DR..
Kioo,s Nav Lille Pills. which are per.
feet mill Al these remedies are gusrap,
teed to do INST gbatsis claimed for them
and the de,ler whose name is attached
here with will be- Glad To tell Won mute
! about them. Sold st n Hard's drug
store.
Eugene NJ. Ia inter-. a member II the
board Of vi,l4. bail H.. secretary Of the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23
8 M a KIN q

By the Taylor System. Mrs, T. =. BuzzcIl viii
be pleased to DO drersmakiug by this system at
reasonable puccH al her rendencc mile east ot
Manchester Depot. Farm produce lAket 10 pay
mont II desired
Mas + 7. BUILELL,
Manchester Depot w. April 18th 1884, 4gi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

The hl placing al. iron ore. sugar
agi tsrsfd wire 90 tho Tree list which
pas.ei the House. sete referred III The
SENATE 10 The committee aud that Will bt
the fsAt u then l1r this scas-n. A Teso'
lnltaa TO iayor Of Dot pass ng farther
nna legislation thls secession past the 5ep'
ste BY d great majority, mcst OF the rei
"a ucsus soi several democrats voting
Tor H.. bat Ae mslyuty Of lhe democratic
IA both hourss Iuslst that the bill Ios'
ps..a8 Us bat hoginniug snd more IL to
follow d. $1,000 ar tbey can get their forces
together
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

At.hHr howe .a White Ettsk. n y Aag HN
NJ &fh UsRufF krfrHs utH ~ ura s.
Andru age. 6, sfsfs E arHths
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-23

CseostI'- "PobHc Office Is public
ttaat hiss .s become pubhe Cfice is q
sugar lGasl
The herald., 1894-03-24
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

Read what Is Said of "Glimpses," the
HsrAld's Gift to Its Readers.
The following letters show in what
high esteem Glimpses of America is held
by people who have seen this remarka-
BILE work of art
From Mrs. I. De Witt Talmage, wife
Of the celebrated preacher and author:
Glimpses Of America! How truly and
appropriately named With such il
lustrations and descriptions one can
travel, seated in a rocking chair in
ones own room, and be able to con-
verse much mosa intelligently than
those who go to and fro upon the face OF
the earth.
From the New York Recorder: One OF
the most sumptuous books of the kind
ever undertaken is Glimpses OF America,
a series of Photographic views, with free
running text by way of description, of
TIE most marvellous scenery of the
United States. | cannot but express
wonder at the lavish manner in which
the illustrations have been prepared.
The collection seems to have neglected
no nook or Granny of the country where
picturesque scenery of the grander sort
ia to be found. No single volume can
picture ell worth picturing in this great
land. But the work WAS never yet so
thoroughly done as in this handsome
volume.
The herald., 1894-03-24
ArroWNEYs.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
They Report on Divers Municipal Mat
ters of Importance.

They Report on Divers Municipal Mat
ters of Importance.
The board OF public works met yeHter-
day and adopted the following report to
the council:
In the matter of the report OF the city
attorney asking for instructions in refer
ence to the suit brought by the Los An
geles and Pacific Railroad company to
condemn lot 3, block 20 OF Hancock's
survey, we recommend that the city at
torney be instructed to take euch neces-
sary to protect the city's interests.
In the matter OF the draft OF an ordi-
nance to amend ordinance No. 202, be-
ing an ordinance regulating the riding
and driving upon the public streeta, re-
ferred to this board, we recommend that
the same be placed upon its passage.
In the matter of petition No. 204 from
A. o. Jones ct al, asking to have Echo
park road between Bellevue avenue and
Temple street graded, grsveled, curbed
and severed under the Vrooman act,
we recommend that the petition be
granted and the city attorney instructed
to prepare and present the necessary
ordinance of intention.
In the matter of petition No. 200,
from John Burns ct al, asking to have
Flower street, between Court and Sec
ond streets, regarded to the present
established grade of the street, recon-
mend that the petition be granted and
the city engineer instructed TO prepare
and present the necessary ordinance Of
intention fcr doing said work.
In the mater OF petition No. 206, from
Mrs. A. NJ. Shink win, asking to have
Sapphire street, between Second and
Third streets, roaded up in such a man
ner as to make it passable for teams, we
recommend that said petition be grant
ed. and tho street superintendent in
structed to do said work.
Recommend that protest No. PIG, from
Polaski Bros. ct al, against the improve
ment of Thirty-third street. between
Main street and Grand avenue, be re-
ferred to the city engineer for eatimAte
of the frontage therein contained.
The herald., 1894-03-24
MASS MEETING CALLED.

The Citizens League Will Stir Things
Up tonight.
A mass meeting has been called by
the Citizens league, to meet in the
Grand opera house this evening.
Speeches will be made by gentlemen
who have given much thought and
study to the problems of municipal
government. Other features of interest
will be introduced.
The fact that Hon. Joseph Medill,
editor of the Chicago Tribune, and
John w. Harman OF New York will
address the meeting is proof that the
house will be crowded The Seventh
regiment band has been engaged to
furnish music.
In the work which it has undertaken,
the Citizens league desires to gain the
cooperation of all good citizens in an
effort to secure such a reformation OF
our local governments as will make
them economical and honest, and in
furtherance of this object the mass
meeting was called.
An interesting meeting is promised.
The herald., 1894-03-24
MRS. BALsHAw's CHARGE.

@. G. ElIis Arrested . Serious
Charge Yosterday.
As predicted in the HERALD yesterday,
a complaint was filed in the police court
charging @. G. Ellis with obtaining
money under false pretenses. Ellis ia
real estate dealer in the Bradbury
block.
He is charged with having represented
to Mrs. Mary Balshaw of All West
Fourth street that he was agent for
Alexander Schilling, owner of the Royal
lodging house, at 139 North Spring
street, and by such representation in
duced her to pay him 500 as part pay
ment on an agreement to purchase the
furniture in the house.
Schilling, 1t is claimed, refused to de-
liver the furniture, claiming Ellis had
no right to make sales as his agent,
while Ellis refuses to refund the money.