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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" between New ork and Hayre
Company's pier No. AZ North River foot Of Morton
street. New York. Labrador Collier Wednesday
May 18th. q. St Laurent de Jousselin Wednesday
June 2p.m. Canada de Kersabiec. Wednesday. juno
Checks payable on sight, in amounts to suit on the
Banque Transatlantiqus of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent No 9. Bowling Green, New York G. W. MOSS,
22b Pennsyl va.ia avenue: J. W. BOTELER SON, 923
Pennsylvania avenue. Agents for
ap2y Washington D. q
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r oBERr o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr.

TRUsrRE.s SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS FOR
BU11sD1NG Or b 6lNESSPURPOSES, SITUATED
SQpTHWEST, BETWEEN AND sTREETS
AR MF{ WHSsT ONE SQUARE OF SEVENTH
BY virtue Of deed q trust TO the undersigned, 49,,
dated November the 18th. A. d. 1882 and recorded
II itbsK l031 fol2 t6A. 81 seQ the land records e
OF the Dect Of Columbia and BY request Of the party
PNhlis suct,ons On M0NplY, THE sRCoNp DAY or
yUNE lSSA at FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. the follow.
seventy (4l0l
rms Of sals One third Of the purchase money cash
OF which 4loO must be paid at the time Of SALE the hal
thTse year with nsrrst ct six from day oi
sac seeafea oy DEED OF trust on the property sold
terms are not complied with within i've days froi the
day Of sale tho Trustee the right to resell ct the
rsk and cost q the pur haser vs days
A tice IN the Evening Star newspsper Of Warrington
D G. ROBERT o. HOFFMAN. lrustea
r O. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
10Th and r stroeta northwest myz-dkds
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SUMNER HOMES.

The management Of the Virginia Midland Railway ap
cities of finding pleasant country the summer
have hsd compiled and now have ready for dis rbu.io
circular giving hotels and boarding houses located
along their line with rates of board the day.
month"; also rates for communication tickets for
ne and two daily Except Sunday on the Manassas
ington at convenient hours For circulars tickets etc.
call at Virginia Midland office COL Fennsvlvana avenue
mYlo-lm
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I'd Edition.
Latest 4elegramS to The Star.
LATEST FROM CHICAGO.
DELEGATES RAPIDLY ARRIVING
THE LOGAN BOOM STARTED.

Enthusiasm for Blaine
What Hon. GalushA A. Grow Says
About 1.-THE National Committee
70 Meet To-mOrrovs-Prop0se Action
which will Kill the Dark Horses.
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TTHoMAS BOWLING. Aueuoneer.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF iOUk-sToRY BRICK H USE
AND LOT, BEING No. sos MAINE AVENUE


TRUSTEES SALE OF OUk-STORY BRICK H USE
s sou H0f: BEING No. SOS MAINE AVENUE
" virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Ii
bi dc fih EiF S1 S ,s55 e.
Irmses the foownedesc ibed real estate situate in
sT and Of a .1d it,
n d. fst ing for the same on Name
.
aes sg ZIG
place beginning together with all the improveme
to o IN %se a ap
re es OF s ss . is by
west.
at one AID two bear interest at Per cent
per annum PAYABLE semi annually. and to be secured
de osit Of $500 required Of ssie Terms to be
=
myeo.asas E M2GIf. 4 S Y kiE,e, rrusseea
SAFE Of yAhUAgIE RE9RERTY On T0gR;
s& NE EzsEs5
By virtue Of : deed Of trust from Henry ". Hoxssa
fo Az one ne 81 the land resors
Of the District Of Columbia and Of decree the silt Of
Iauty in the Snprsme Court Of the pistrs ii Ss1s
lia we we, will on os SATURDAY: LIE THIRTY. Fist
". in front of the premises sell at public auction
Lots two hundred and ur GOD and two hundred and
two hundred and six iO6) In the City
OF Washington. District Of Columbia 1he said lots
improved by two-story and basement ick dwellings
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash. balance in equal in
sfamens in six and twelve months ut cent inter-
est secured by deed o. trust property sold all
cash. at option OF the purchasers All conveyancig at
purchasers cost deposit S2O0on each lot required
at time of sale If terms of sale not complied with
in seven days from day SALE the property will be
sold by the risk and defauitng
chaser. after five days advertisement
ROBERT c. FOXl r-.
" GEO. W. BROWNS Arustees.
DUNCANSON Bros Auctloneers myl9dkds
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINPROvED LOTS ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN L AND NJ


By virtue Of deed Of trust duly orded amongs21
the land records for the District of Columbia inS&
Liber OO6 at folio ct ssq.. will SELL at public
auction ~ fr.nt Of the premises. on FRIDAY THE
O'CLOCK PM. tn following described real estate. sit
uate IN the City Of Washington DC known as lots
numbered sixty eight $685. sixty mine 69) and the south
ssssn (I teet ten tlM inches front by the full derh
tain lots In square numbered six hundred and twenty
(629 made by Bernard Geier Trustee and duly record
cd in the ofise Of tue urveyOr tor said Dis riot
Terms Of sS1e One third cash. the balance equal
Instruments at aud years from the day of e.
with interest, TO be secur by deed o! trust the
Prsuis sold or all cash at th. opien Of tue purcha
time of sale. Terns to be complied with within
days othsrwis the trustee the rih resell
the risk and Of defuutln purchaser
nOtice III the Evening Star
n.ay30eod&ds MATHEW RI PPERT, Trustee
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VHHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out u ways clan end can be wornVhiIs
tatills< lklUx satexs
CHAS FISHERS
e. It'll street northwest
MRs. FISHER deycts Lsr attsntaon 70 Ihs WsatsI
Lazy TuxTonk mil
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON

AhE MoDEL FASH LlNE AND The ONLY LINE
DOUBLE 4 EhAS &As55! sSsEf COUPLER,
Schedule to .,ts STE STEEL KAits 10 100,
Leave Washington from station corner OF New Jersey
avenue and street. by Eastern Standard 10th Meri
For Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis daily
psla Sleeping to x above pons
without change; 1o:ls M daily to Chicago except
M to Ftts6ue. Cleveland and Detroit With sleep.
daily with Sleeper for Toledo, via Wheeling d Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a NJ
and sens Gas a as iSOO p IN daily
For Baltimore on week days. s. 6SO GAO 500 $40 oo
str zg S s ios tG as
2: SunS o So 1915 sSG mo- H. LIS
FIR Annapolis. $40 a M and 12:iO and 4:4o D. M; on
Fe sun oHt. s oD s X ~ f. Po1 a. M daily
Fer Way Stations between Washington and Baltimore,
1;oG 6;4o goo a. H. 12lo p H. $3.50. 4:4o. Zoo aud
For stations on Metropolitan branch, 7:4o a. m and
9,eipa acs ssatiSns on MstFppstan branch
fEr sepp s"ndsy sa
IN daily for Freder!ck $40 a. H., 10: Il a. M, AS
sS eassps sneiy daily
from RHI tie ds iSS daily
From New York and Philadelphia, 255. $50 a. NJ daily.
From Annapolis $40 a m and l:5o and s:s7 p. m.
From Ls1inston. S:26 daily and Oils p M daily.
From Frederick and intermediate points s25 1000 a,
m. 2:l5 4:2O y. ~, and 500 p m daily except SUI
., day; 500 p N. daily from Point of Rocks.
TT ms leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 $40
$50 7:l5 7:3j 900, $40 and 1880 M u.s. $50
400 4:4O. 500 1928. 1880 900 10 is p m; on Sun
days 100 4:4O. 1880. 900. $40 NJ. 80 500 625
1880 and $500 p IN.
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
cept 4:30 y. IN.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
nrf,, Sfafi. Il
Pennsylvania avenue street where orders
Will be taken for baggage to be checked
any point in the city
W. III. CLEMENTS, NJ of T.. Baltimore.
nl9 K LORD, Gen'l Passenger Aren't
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


sfhHE Esh N IN The hS1 o1T TFl5 81
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
S if the CT u G9b n.d s IL Eq d1
81 Is AUCTION il front Of the respective PREMISE on
at FUR dcL R HuS tss ls ss
lowing described al state That certain piece or
So .nd nd pt fo
lows Beginning at point u feet inches south from
= feet inch; thence Wesi g. s9 ssea
Of the nG g. s the
And IIMEDIsfEIi THEREAFTER will offer for
descb as part Of lot numbered in square numbered
Tnnns norhsrS
g. feet INCHES thence westerly feet6 inches thence
line of southwest ~ inches to the place OF
bsinning TIN property being improved by two-story
Terms; Cash. deposit of $50 will be required on
proerty will be resod at the risk and expense
autig nrehaser in case of compliance with said
WI. HENRY Executor.
my2l-dts No 465 street southwest.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
Oe2f Hf fA NOR oE 5p 81 sTREE4 soU
BETWEiN FIRST AND Second STREETS
T ssgs e ' hsusgP
~ ouif Will OYER Tor sale at public auction in -
front o. the premises on MONDAY JUNE NINTH
1884: at TX O'CLOCK p NJ part of Lot 4 in square
80, besnn ng therefor at point South street o.
feef east from the southwest lot thence
east IL feet thence north 100 feet thence
1eet: thencs south "a feet thence west Il feet and
thece south 66 feet to the beginning situate in Wash
h2ton city. DC.
Terms of sale: One third cash on day of sale or
within sev.n days thereafter the residue in two equal
PAYNE Is IN six and twelve months from the day Of sale
Eysa interest. he tie to be 20 res 20
taled until ali OF the purchase money paid pur
chaser may pay all cash TsriEs to be complied with
william seven days. All convsyancin; at purchasers
COST soo deposit on acceptance OF bid.
-,o,,, MILLION G. BARNARD. Trustee,
myzoeodNs Gunton Building.
II oBERT o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF PREMI~Es xos. s27 AND eos
ON TWENTY FIFTH STREET BETWEEN I
AND X $ REEFS NORTHWEST AND VACANT
10 IS, FRO TING ON THIRTY FOOT ALLEY
AS asssnee IN bankruptcy cause No. 3Al. psndingAa
In the supreme Court Of the Distrfc Of Columbia In
q .ntwisle Barron, bankrupts J. will ofFer Ac4
for sale at public suction IN front OF the premses on
" DNEsDN. JUNE tuURTH, 1884, At SIX O'CLOCK
NJ Lots Nos &C. 81 50 and So of the Subdivision
by Mary y ,ntwise Of oris1ns. ot IL, In souar. "a
situated in Washington city. f. said District with the
improvements thereon. consisting Of two three-story
frame dwell ings.
Terms: One-fourth cash. the balance in six. twelve
day OF all cssh IL desired efe ed layments
be secured by deed Of trust and policies Of insur.
n the propsr to my satisfaction All convey.
aDcng and reeofdinS Z, PURCHASERS cost 500 deposit
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Assignee.
r. O. HOFFMAN, Auctionssr
10th aud streets northwest. ny26-eo&ds
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A TLANTIC CITY. N. j. g.
MANSION l::1l
THE LARGEST HOTEL. OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Rooms single, double and suite Recently enlarged
and furnished with all modern improvements
my6-3m CHARLES MCCIADE Proprietor
u OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
Ii, Great North Mountain near Winchester Va Opens
June II 1884 Terms, $36 to $50 per month Of =
four weeks. Tickets from Washington to the VAN
Sfst 'N' 0~'O''- ss--A'1-'
Illustrated pamphlets giving all information may be
AS PRATT h SONS. Managers,
401 9Th street northwest
Il certainly know Of place preferable Rock Enon
as place of soourn and rest during the heated
From Hon. A. U. Nyman, Treasurer U. S.
THE atmosphere is singuary pure and invigorating"
From A. j. Huntington, D. D.. Columbia College.
THE climate was delightful, the table appointments
excellent" From John A Baker. esq. Washington
II truthfully that have never passed de-
lightfu! summer My family, after twenty
four hours absence from your springs home sick
for Rock Enon" From B. u Keyser. esq. Washington.
Having spent portion o. nine summers at Rock
Fnon can speak with confidence as do with pleas.
ure of the many attractions Of the place" From O.
Wight, ESQ.,, Washington. D. @.
1.-THE handsome service of your bountful table forms
marked contrast to that which characterizes
resorts IN general" From w. Gwynn, esq, Washing
ton. ID. q. my3-m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nAILY LINE 10 NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
~ roe and the South.
Steamers GEORGESI4EARY aid EXCELSIOR.
SinEle Tickets 81 Round Trip S1.50
e of these popular Steamers leaves Seventh
stree wharf daily (>un excepted) at $50 p m,
SATURDAY az 6stop ing at Plney Point and Cornrld
Harbor on the Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday trips
only.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MO MING.
Exclusive connections wi the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with " York and Rich
unond steamers Norfolk and Western. seaboard
and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Ofice. l4th stret and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. 81. Marc hotel. Polkinhorns next
city post Office, Office of knoxs express 9th and
Pennsyls ANA avenue. and ct company's Office, 9TH
sire wharf.
knox's express will call fof and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
FREIGHT received daily Until 5 D. m.
my29 WILLIAM l.. WELSH. General Agent
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WOOD AND COAL.

JOHSON BROTHERS,
WHARyES AND RAILROAD YARD;
Twelfth and Water streets southwest.
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES:
1902 street northwest;
ISIS 9Th street northwest;
1T40 Pennsylvania northwest;
1l12 9Th street northwest:
Corner Sd and K streets northwest:
22l Pennsylvania avenue southwest.
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF
NEW YORK: also. EXTENSIVE WHARVES. giving
unsurpassed facilities for the ecouoic handling of
FUEL OF all kinds.
COAL DELIVERED on CARS DIRECT FROM THE
MINIS INTO OUR YARD
We deal only in best qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
BITUMINOUS COAL
AL kinds of WOOD either in the stick or prepared to
order. a our factory
CLEAN COAL FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
prompt deliveries and prices low Fuel b fur
niSned SeP13
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II OOk AT Low FARES.-FIkS CLASS FARE, 81
IL RDI Nd TP =. $50
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Steamer JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEI NESDAY and FRI
DAY. al 80 pm making close connection with team
err for New lor- Ocean View IrgInia Beach all
railroad lines
POTOMAC RIVER LANDING Fare &c Steamer
D. W IHOMPSOS leaves MONDAY WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at : n. m.
FOR information apply q. General Office. 6l3 18th
street, or at company Us wharf, foot of 9th
GEO. r. PHILLIPS Supt iny2i
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COL. BURNsIDE,s RAIL.
Oasuccessful Efforts 60 Secure the
Amount Asked.

COL BURNSIDE AND TIRE NATIONAL rrrrs-rpy CON-
PANYs PROPOSED TRIP TO THE wESr-Rrs>sIpr,s
FINE HORSES AND HIS INFATCATIoS FOR OIL SPEC
CLATION.
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CoAI AND WooD.

CoAI AND WooD.
We have just received large lot of Bakers me
ID lso. fresh mined coal. of SUPERIOR quality
domestic all of which offer at lowest market
he attention of consumers is respectfully invited to
inspection Of our stock
STEPHENSON l. BRO
m16 9TH st. wharf and 18th ST and Pa ave
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ntKLAND HOTEL. OF THE B. AND ORA,
~ - r. Will be open tor reception of guests on
Families can make arran9emens at reduced rates by
applying to WELCKERS No. 727 10th street northwest
washington. u. e. my10-3m
nR. HAMILTON'S MED. INST AND SUMNER
~ RESORT
located near the hotels; larEe rooms: every at
tenton and comfort provided for pleasure VA
seekers and invalids; Baths Of all kinds and -.'HS
experienced medical skill. Terms moder to- Address
r. HAMILTON. NJ. D.,
my9-lms Saratoga Springs NY.
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The fact that Col Burnside has, during recent
years. driven fine horses Is taken by some as EVIL
dence OF the fact OF his living beyond his means
He has, 1t is stated, had in his possession recently
seven tine blooded horses, the prices OF which
ever that these horses instead OF representing an
expenditure, have been source OF profit to him. as
he has been very successful in specializing trad
ing in horses.
Much sympathy is expressed for Col Burnsides
family. His daughter Alice who was married a
month ago TO Mr.. John F. Paret, was expected TO
return 10 the city to-day from her bridal trip.
Col. burnside was member OF Columbia Com
mandery, No. 2, K T., and attended Epiphany
church.
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q TITS SALE IS POSTPONED o THURSDAY,
JUNE FIFTH. 1884. same hour aud place
mos A C. BRADLEY Trustee
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()HhNhf sFHINos' tAb
SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VIRGINIA GM1

Having leased these we'll known Springs for FIVE
II Aks we beg to inform the Iubic and friends
that they Will be opened from JUNE to DECEMBER
1884 tor the reception of guests. Ali appointments
hrst;class he Hotels and Cottages have been put in
excellent condition and ecompet- furnishing entirely
renovated. afordia accommodations and comforts
equal any resort in the south capacity 800 persons
MAIL, TELEGRAPH and EXPRES> fA, Ii.I11fS in
the hotel iEkMSc$4O. S45 and $50 per month. ac-
cordny to location. Special rates season Writ
descriptive circulars, giving varieties and analyses of
the different waters, to JO,EPH N. WOODWARD,
Manager,
mylU-2m NJ 4 H q MADnIIy proprietora
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Personal friends OF Col. Burnside incline to the
opinion that the populations which, it is claimed,
have brought him to disgrace do not date further
back than last January. Col. Burnside saws that
the discrepancy in his cash account originated In
robbery OF his safe two or three years ago. This
robbery was never made public, as he had hopes of
replacing the money by the profits OF speculation
without involving his bondSmen in any way While
the expenditures under the regular approximations
have been promptly audited by the first auditor.
the expenditures from the contingent fund have
not been funny examined I'm the fifth auditors Office
Tor three years, on account OF the great work I'm
posed upon that Office In auditing rebates. Ii is
supposed that the money Incorporated by Col.
Burnside has been taken from month TO month out
OF the contingent fund.
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SUMNER RESORTS

EAVORITE SEASHoRE RESORT; CAN ACCoMO.
date thirty guests; very cool and pleasant: good
ta6ie terms mo crate special rates to boarer
Address C. II. CHARLTON Niantic Conn my3O.Qte
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Col Burnside appears to have had unbounded
faith In Lewis, the absconding Oil broker He ad-
viSed many OF his friends to invest and thought he
was letting them share with him a good thing
1t is gold mine" was an eXnreSSion which he
used TO employ to depict the wonderful productive
ness OF oil as manipulated by Lewis. About a
monfh ago some OF bis friends urged him to with
draw bis investments, on the ground that scandal
was sure to attach to his name on account OF his
Official position. He treated their advice lightly
and rather intimated that he could attend TO his
own business. Lewis, IL appeared, had a weakness
Tor disburs1ng Officers and attempted TO lure others
besides Col Burnside into his Office. but It does
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-29
A FESTIVE COACHMAN.
WHO YEARNs FOR An sLoPEMEnT
Not With a Miilionaire's Daughter.
But With His Wealthy Employers
Cook-lt Still Hangs Fire.

After several long months Of patient wait
ing Grand Rapids has at last developed
eoachman who ia one of the sensational
sort, can drive fine team. make love and
plat an elopement. if not with a rich mans
dapghter-with his good looking and skilful
cook. About SIX months ago John Raak and
his pleasant wife moved from Grand Haven
10 this city. John succeeded in obtaining
position a. eoachnan 10 Mr.. Joseph IL.
Wonderly, aud al once moved with his fam
lily into a pleasant little cottage in the rear of
the Nonderly mansion on Cherry street.
Strange coincidence: About the time John
and his wife were nicely settled. Mrs. Bax-
ter, of Spring Lake, which is only short
distance from Grand Haven, also came TO
the city and secured a position as chief Of
the culinary Departmental Mr.. Wonderly's
kitchen. After the coming of Mrs. Baxter,
whose husband is still living and from whom
she IS anxious to secure a divorce. the do-
mestic tranquility of the Raak family be-
came somewhat disturbed II was soon
made evident that John loved the would-b be-
widow more than he did his legal compan-
ion. and il was rumored-in fact Mrs. Raak
claims she can proye-that the lady at the
mansion paid John more attentions than
were' either becoming or discreet. AT the
highest stage of the game Mrs. Raak took
occasion TO visit her parents, and left John
to pursue his course of true love unfettered
and unannoyed. Upon her return to the
little cottage she was thoroughly convinced
he had not been true TO her and that another
had supplafted and usurped her place in the
husbands heart She told her companion
of her fears and findings, when he waxed
wroth and choked and otherwise abused her.
This happened about two weeks ago and
since that time all has not gone ''as merry
as a marriage bell" at the yellow cottage. IL
was rumored yesterday that John and the
pretty cook were making every preparation
for an elopement, but Mrs. Raak's father
and Attorney Mcbride, of Grand Haven, ar
rived upon the scene, became convinced that
Mr.. and Mrs. Raak could no longer live to-
gether in peace. and began making salts
factory distribution of the household effects
between man and wife, After two wise law
yers have received fat fees for procuring
two divorces, John, and the woman who now
claims the greater part of his affections, will
probably be made one by the legal course;
there will be no elopement, and the cruel,
wicked world will turn round just as usual,
and coachmen continue to attract great
share of the peoples attention:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-29
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CInoUIr.-Henry Hamilton W Sheriff Kin
ney. Trover. Proceedings staid twenty
days. Elizabeth u. Watson v. Daniel M.
Watson. Judgment for plaintiff for $4,000
and costs. Proceedings stayed forty days.
-Ebinezer M. Ball v. Peter Ringellberg.
Assumpsit. Judgment by consent for plain
tiff, 81, ,535H and costs.-The People ".
Matthew Millard. Murder. Ordered that
the witnesses named in the application be
subpenaed at the expense of The People,
by the sheriff of Ionia county.-Gardner
b. Clark v. Ira j. Richardson. Assumpsit.
Cause dismissed without costs to either
party.
PoLrcE-Michael Murphy, drunk, paid
S6.31.-Patrick Tansey and Jacob Van
Der Malt, drunk, were sent to Jail for ten
days.--Edward Miller, drunk and disor-
derly, paid $535.--W. r. Wilson, drunk,
paid S4.35.--Henry Brock, John McCor-
mick, VIM. Cooper, Andrew Farrell, Joseph
Garrett, Frank johnson and Frank Reed,
vagrancy, were sent to the State House OF
Correction for 80 days.--Wm. Miltonberg,
assault and battery, received verdict of not
guilty and was discharged. WIN. McDon-
aid, burglary and larceny, held for trial at
next term of Superior Court.--Edward
Johnson. and Henry Madden, burglary and
larceny. adjourned to December D. at a. N.
UNITED STATEs-Henry w. Nolan v. Car
los +. Dexter. Replevin. Judgment for
defendant 1045.00.--Frederic Petermann
V. The City of Kalamazoo. Trespass on the
case.
PRoBATE-Estate of Adam Frey, deceased.
Administrator final account filed. Dec. %
set for hearing.-Estate of Martinus Yer
schoor deceased. Letters testamentary is
sued to Klaasje yerschoor.
JUSTICE SINcLAIR.-James O. Fitch v. AL
yah F. Diveney. Assumpsit. Suit discon-
tinued. Percy T. Cook v. John McHattie.
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff $75.S5
and costs $4.50.-Mary w. Colev. Lawrence
O'Toole. Assumpsit. Judgment for plain
tiff $2475 and costs $3.50.
JUSTICE BRoUwER.-Mary A. Nelson v.
Fredrick Keysor. Assumpsit. Settled and
cost paid by defendant.-Samev V. q. X. & l.
r. r. Company. Garnishee of Fred Keysor.
Suit settled and dismissed.--John Malinows-
XII V. Mary A. Granger. Trespass on land.
Verdict for plaintiff by jury for six cents
damages and cost.-Peter Lange v. Frank
Szozinski. Assumpsit. Judgment of non
suit.