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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

RANDALL, smiling and happy, Is back
in his seat with a handsome new suit of
clothes and ready to paraphrase Horace
Greeley's advice into $50 South, young
man; go South" He believes that cap
ital can be invested no where to better
advantage than in the South. We trust
Mr.. Randall is right, and that the new
South may welcome not only capital, but
wisdom, in it's midst.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

THE South Is full OF ciyil-serviee re-
formers since Samuel j. Randall told
them that civil-service reform means free
whisky.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

A DISPATCH from Washington to the
New York Sun says that the Washington
Monument Association may yet find a
way out of the quandary in which Mr..
Winthrops illness has placed them by
inviting Mr.. James G.. Blaine to deliver
the dedicatory Grafton. Mr.. Blaine's ac-
knowledged oratorical ability and his ia
mililrity with the records of the Revolu-
tion are facts which sugges this selection
as a most fitting one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

The tram le'N lng at ,. ~. connects al White
Pigeon with AlaDl4c Expr~. ol Main ldne.
winch has Palace Drawing h0om Sleeping
Coaches from Chicago - New YORK aud boston
without change.
Pigeon lgiying one hour loI dinnef) witt sl,ecl
New York tzpTess on aiiln Lane.
Through tickets Ano btrils in sleeping toaci
can be secured at Union Ticket Office a. Moufe
Street. and Depot
All trainf vii run by soh meridian time. which
Is 30 minutes slower than Detroit iIlne.
}. ". MChEAAkl Jen'l Asy1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

tGRAND RATIDs DIVISION. }

iteNArt. Arrive
Detroit Ez....T 0sD ana Iocilc TX . b03 am
Day EXpress l1.l. Ifu + lf1csJ Pass IL ~ am
y. y. Express 61l pm hlalf - 80 pm
Atlantic TX Fs-1) pu MaT Erticht a.ss I'm
Way Freight. 531 uu il' haIide txfl0-25 pm
TParlUr cars 8ftacle1. thieeriug csifs attached
Pacihc and New York fxpress daily Balance
rains daily except Sundays.
New York fast Lane igns daily. arTiFiigt
Detroit II I2-5 a. rn- and Aew York az d. o clock
the next evening.
A train leaves Detroit ~ r. "a. except Sun
days with DTspit-a itouu a1d barioT Can for
Grand ha1ide. FeaCilf-E here ai Do - d.
Dlrect and UroHpf connection uItsie wiz Great
Western. Gislnd IruIk and fllasla southern
trains. ID same oepoi af Detfult. llus avoiding
transfers.
The Detroit Lzprees iHFiHIrg Hl 20 a. m. hss
DRAWING Room anu faTtof iaf for Detroit ft.scli-
ing thai city al ~ - o. n... New YORK iD-5j a. M
and Boston = 40 B. ui. Beat tias.
Through ucAeie faf ~ points aDo sleeping cas
berths may b. pr,--xs ai / uion Ticket 0floe
corner Monroe and Ottawa etTeets. and az Union
Depot.
J. T. SCHULTZ Grn'l Ar1 g Nenroe-St
Gro. v. MINroE. Ticket Agent llfs.
j. =. HsNkiNs. I8ckei Agent Depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
Chicago & west Michigan.

ttttfft Affiffs
Mail ... -.....T g.l5 am Aielf E7preas q a. am
Day Express fl1la pn AalI .-... : 81 Bm
Night kxITces.f f85 Im Ias I1rresf III fu prD
aDaila. YDaiIg rzcefd SUNDAY
Union Depot un innia Nfr~t
Through coaebcs to lhiesa0 and Toledo on
Hl5 a. IA. tram Through usfiuf-car to chicago
on lZ.5 T. tram. Inruaet Iullfnan sle-ep-
ing-caT aDo ceaf to Chicago $50 8. m. train A
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

-ittBstIA titii west i1I'tf Afrff'i
Trains leave irom and arrive a. Union De-
pot The northern terminus ~ fhis Division a.
Baldwin. GA Il a y. III. i.s.
J. H. Carpenter Gen Freight and Pass. AGENT
Dfhce lDa Monroe Sfrssi-
GEo ". NUEsoE. Ticket AsenL Ciis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
RAILROAD TINE TAkJHS


sLEEPIN0 CAR ARRANGEMENTS
N0RfH-1Tzin le&vlug al txo = ln has Wood
run Sleeping Care f0F feloSksy and MAcklnae
City. Train leaEing et l5.-a a. AZ. has hair CAs
for Traverse tlfy.
SOUTH-lraIn leaving al 30 T. h has Wood
ruff Sleeping ar Tor Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be- obtained al onion
t. kef Office. corner MonrDe ana Ottawa Sgrs.ess
and al Unloa Depot &. l.. lslt hNOOD.
Gen Rass. Ag1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
Detroit, Grand Haven d. Milwaukee
GOING WEST.
CONC kASI.

flthl4As DuLAtlr excepted. Fl1tllt.
Passengers taking tfle b.s3 a. IA. HxureSs make
Detroit for New lOIk arriving there al IllsDlt 1n
the following morning.
Night Express has local Sieepine Car Detroit 10
Grand Rapids.
This Is the only line running Atlantic Express
leaving here al lO45 j. IA. With Sleeping Tar ID
Detroit making direct connections for al rssinis
East arriving al New YORK a. "a. the second
morning.
Parlor Carr on mail trains both east aud w.sst.
The train leaving ai 5.i5 =. pa VII make direc
connection with Milwaukee steamers daily. exoep
Sunday.
through tickets secured az d.. q. H. a NJ. ofiioe
ia Morton House block. and al Tie depot
ID. IO1IEk. (lfy Pass Agent
GEO. B. REEVE. Tr1fflc MANAGER hlos9o-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
FOR SALE.

DRAM NEW HOUSE AND LOT. TWO
= blocks from street cars. 10 be given away for
500. L. s. Proyin. Room d. Loyetts block. OPP
posite Sweets Hotel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

kATASTED-I HAVE NUMBER OF COM
wv pent girls wanting places IN private fsmi-
lies. Call. and secure good help. ]. T. Day
IntelIigedee Office 81 Monroe or VI Ottawa street
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
Can Cancer be Cured .

How many times has this question been
asked2 And yet how few know whether
this disease, SO malignant and deadly in its
nature. such destroyer of the joys of life,
can effectually be eradicated from the sys-
tenn. Yet such can be done without pain,
and an assurance of its non-return Read
what DR.. 3. Ct. Jones says - LIST, am the
only specialist in the United States who has
been thoroughly educated in the Allopathic.
Eclectic, and Homeopathic Schools of Medi-
cine. I'd, My treatment is not painful.
Sd, My patients do not have return of the
disease. 4th, can remove cancer in less
time than any other SO called Cancer Doctor
in this country. 9th, have removed larger
cancers than can be removed by any other
treatment. 9th, am the onlT physician
in the world who makes a specially of in-
ternal as well as external cancer. 9TH, I
have made more permanent cures than any
other specialist in the country. 9Th, I am
constantly receiving patients for treatment
who have been treated unsuccessfully by
specialists in New York City, Philadelphia,
Boston, Chicago, and other large cities.
9th, am the only physician in the United
States who can remove juniors without the
knife.
With these assurances it seems hardly
possibly that those who suffer with cancers
or tumors should desire to remain in such a
state without seeing DR.. Jones at 495 Broad
street, Newark
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19

old home near Amsterdam, N. T.. where
she will spend the hot term.
Mr.. G. B. De We're, the popular propria-
tor of Taylor's Hotel, and his family a re-
having season at Manhattan Beach.
| Judge and Mrs. McGill are spending the
summer at the Seabright Inn. as are also
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kuntz, of Hoboken.
Mess1s. O. Fl Jewell and Walter Clarke.
OF the Heights, will HE them to Ocean
Grove for few days during their yaca-
ton.
Mr.. Meyer G. Furst, of the well-known
firm OF Furst Brothers, has taken his fam
| lily to Cornwall-on-the-Hudson for the sum-
mer.
+. II. Spengeman and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs; +. D. Spengeman registered as guests
at the Regent Street House, Saratoga, last
Tuesday.
Miss Annie Owens, of Fifth street. and
Miss May Kendin, of Grove street. will paw
joint visit to friends at Coxsaekie. N. Y.
next month.
Rev: 9. F. Hull, of the Madison NJ. E..
Church, Bayonne, has been ENJOYING a
couple OF weeks rest, with his family in
northern New York
Mrs. P. W. lowering, of the HEIGHTS. ia
rustIcating for the present with her chill
dren at Northampton, Mass. Next month
the family will spend at Lake Hopatcong.
Jersey City has quite representation at
Masreth, L. L in the persons of the Misses
Marcella Monohan, Estelle Morrington.
Aggie and Lulu Jordan and Thomas J.
Jordan.
Mr.. William A. Brown, the Treasurer of
the Dixon Crucible Company, is in Ticon-
deroga for business and pleasure. Mrs.
Brown is at her cottage on Fifth avenue,
Asbury Park.
K. d. Holland, the postal clerk at the P.
Il. Il. depot, will summer on his farm in
Frederick County, Maryland 1t is said to
be the finest farm In the State, and is
stocked with herd of imported cattle.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
The Famous e:lsn shohola.

Excursions from New York, Brooklyn,
Newark, Paterson aud the surrounding
cities to the famous Glen Shohola, on the
picturesque Erie road, have been features
of the week, and it now looks as if this
beautiful and romantic summer resort will
carry off. the honors for the remainder of
the season. Three thousand Masons from
Paterson, with their families, picnicked at
the Glen on Tuesday, and societies from
as far west as Buffalo and Elmifa wandered
through the sDevil's Pass" viewed with
silent admiration Thunder Torrent 90
the sparkling food plunged over the great
precipice, and flew in a foamiDg swirl
down the dark and weird gorge, and
passed s'Cavern Cataract" ssSatan's Nose"
and the sWitche's Boudoir." Afterwards
they wondered over the mountains, rowed
in the Glen, visited the roller skating rink,
etc. Next week the Glen will be visited by
several large excursion parties from New
ark and Philadelphia The hotel accommo-
dations for families and other visitors are
ample. the cuisine is unsurpassed, and
the prices are reasonable. The Erie Rail-
way will run system of daily excursion
trains to and from the Glen, and also will
arrange special fast excursion trains at low
rates. A number of the wealthiest New
York bankers, merchants and business
men, with their families, have located at
the Glen for the season. The route from
the metropolis to this beautiful locality is
through mountain and valley scenery I'M
surpassed in America.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
Tour of the veteran zouaves.

ELIZABETH, July 49, The Veteran Zou-
ayes of this place. Gen. ]. Madison Drake,
commanding, will leave on their summer
tour Monday morning. The Zouaves will
wear their new uniforms, and be accompan-
led by their own band and drum corps. At
Albany they will be received and enter
tanned by the Jackson Corps !; at Troy by
the Tibbits Veteran Corps, and at Saratoga
by the Citizens Corps The Zouayes will
be reviewed in front of Congress Hail
(where they quarter on Wednesday after
noon, by Colonel Fred d. Grant, after
which they will proceed to visit their former
illu itrious commander at Mt McGregor
returning to the springs in the early even.
ing At three o'clock Thursday afternoon
the Zouayes will land at Forty-second
street, New York, and march down Fifth
avenue to Union Square, where they will
be reviewed by General Charles P. Stone
after which they will leave for Jersey City
to serenade Governor Abbott.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
The Early closing arovemens.

ooh, yes" said Mr.. Daniel E. Cleary,
the well-known Newark avenue grocer, TO
the TArTLER yesterday, the early closing
movement has spread to the grocer's clerks
as well as to clerks in other trades I'M
derstand that the Newark avenue grocers
have all signed paper binding them to
close at seven o'clock in the evening during
August. have signed too, but I scarcely
approve of it. Why2 Because the effect
of it will be to drive business from the
large stores on Newark avenue to the cor
ner groceries. There are hundreds of
women who cannot leave their families till
their husbands get home; and if they cam
not buy their groceries after that hour at
the large stores they will purchase at the
little groceries near home. The early clos
ing movement will hurt business all around,
I'm thinking. If people have got to get
out of their houses in the heat of the day
to make purchases, they'll go to New York
It is the inducement that open stores offer
to purchasers in the cool of the evening
that max es business do more than half
my trade in the cool of the evening. Work
ing girls-say the Lorillard factory girls fol-
instance-can't make their purchases much
before seven o'clock in the evening""
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
MILITARY NOTES.

Company DIS Fourth Regiment), First
Sergeant has resigned.
The First Brigade will go into camp at
Sea Grit next month.
Captain John Briggs has been appointed
Judge Advocate of the Fourth Regiment
Lieutenant Russell has just returned
from a trip to the East looking brown and
happy.
Co. F's court martial convened at the
Armory last Wednesday evening Lieutenant
Berrian presiding
The Fifth Regiment, Maryland Militia,
encamp at Atlantic City this week. This is
Marylands ''crack" regiment.
The white helmets will not be worn by
the troops while in camp, the Brigade staff
having decided against it.
The Second Brigade will visit Sea Girt,
by regiments, for one days rife practice,
upon the return from camp of the First
Brigade next mouth.
A large number of ladies, officers wives
and others, have secured board near the
camp at Sea Grit during the time the Regi-
ment liz stationed there
All the regiments in the First Brigade are
getting ready for the encampment. The
Fourth Regiment Band will give concerts
each evening in front of the officers quar-
ters under Band Master Wagner
The first floor of the City Armory is be-
ing fitted up for the use of the staff and line
officers of the Fourth Regiment, When
completed it will contain Board of officers
room, band room, Adjutant's Colonel's pri-
vate quarters and Quartermasters depart
ment.
The Second Brigade, N. G.. N. j., COM
manded by Brig-Gen. VIM. j. Sewell, re-
ported 1,130 officers and men for duty at
the past inspection. This is exclusive Of
the Brigade Staff. Company &C" of the
Sixth Regiment, has the best record IN the
brigades
Major-G General Plume has issued orders
| to the National Guard relating to rifle
practice during their encampment in Au-
| gust. Brigadier- General B. w. Spencer
declares null and void the result of the
regimental team match shot at Brinton
Range, October 4, 1883, in consequence of
the Noncompliance with the terms of the
match by the winning team. The prize,
the reglmental color contested for, viii re-
main in the possession of its present holder,
the Seventh Regiment.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
The Lxceunn Excura,nn.

The eighth annual excursion of the
Catholic Lyceum was complete success
in every respect. Last Thursday, the day
of the excursion, was all that could be
desired and every one enjoyed themselves
immensely. Among those who partici-
pated in the enjoyments of the day were:
Fire Commissioner John Egan and wife,
ex-Chief Francis and wife, N. Kelleher and
lady, Prof. O'Mara and lady, M. Judge and
lady, W. Egan and wife, Alderman Kane,
Of Brooklyn; Alderman Murtha, of Bridge
port; j. Armstrong and lady, A. Burns
ond lady, r. Gormley and lady, P. Brady
and sister, ex-Assemblman Dunn and wife,
of Brooklyn; Alderman Shells, of New
York; Fire Commissioner Scott, of Dun
kirk; Chief Remsen and wife. of Long
Island; M Cummings. G. Clark and lady,
B. Coyle and lady. Hugh Hughes and lady,
Sergeant Carol and wife, James Hogan
and wife, and representatives from all the
Catholic societies of this city. During the
trip down the stream Commissioner Egan
was presented with handsome fire badge
on behalf of his MANY, friends.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
Te.tlmon1als q Rusiness MEN.

Five years ago John Smith, now in
business corner Montgomery and Hudson
streets, testified to the efficacy of Prof.
Wilson's garments, in his own case having
been cured of sciatica. He again reafirms
his statement made then, as well as certi-
fies to the restoration of hearing of an as
sistant in his employ, by the use of Prof.
Wilson's AETNA Battery. Mr. L. A. Wall,
bookkeeper of the Jersey City Copper
Works, also testides to the advantage OBJ
tanned from AETNA" he having been
cured of asthma and bronchitis with i'm
provement in eyesight. George B. De
Revere, the popular proprietor Of Taylors
Hotel, indorses it, finding by its use i'm
mediate relief from neuralgia. Those who
have not seen the AETNA Battery should
call and inspect it. For diseases of the eye,
ear, nose, throat and head it has no equal.
II is guaranteed to cure catarrh, deafness,
loss of sight. eye diseases and all forms Of
throat trouble Consultation free at Office
in Fuller Building, corner Montgomery and
Hudson streets. Take the elevator. No
stairs to climb. Call and learn how the
sick are made well without the use of medi-
cine
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19

eBedloe's Island, in New York harbor,
will henceforth be known as Liberty Island,
in accordance with the recent action of the
New York board of aldermen" says the
Schenectady Gazette. This may be all very
true but it never was Bedloe's" Island
The proper name is " Bedlow," the island
having been called after its original owner
that is the original owner after the white
man got it away from the indians and it
is SO designated in all army records. Ex-
actly what right the New York aldermen
have to change its appellation is one of
those things no fellow but New York
alderman can ever hope to find. The island
certainly belongs to the United States,
though it is noted as a part Of the First
ward of New York city, and only govern
ment action can change its name. AS to
the statue of Liberty, soon to be established
on the east end of the island, the New York
alderman have even less to do with that
than with the island. Had not private en-
terprise taken hold of the matter there
would be no pedestal and no resting place
for Liberty's feet-much as we swear by
the old lady in this country.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
jersey Otly Dramatlc CLUB.

The next summernight entertainment
will take place at the club rooms. Payonia
Bank, Erie street and Pavonia avenue, on
Tuesday evening. New faces and new
features will appear, and the affair prom
ises to be finer even than the last. Tickets
of members, or at the door. The annual
election, held last Tuesday evening, re-
suited as follows: President, J. Gordon
Emmons Vice President, W.. Lindsey ;
Secretary, James Battle Treasurer, E. W.
Hodsdon; Stage Manager, J. H. Morrison
Assistant Stage Manager, E. W. Finger
Librarian, H. J. Buchanan. The last moon
light excursion was SO successful that it
will be repeated during the last of August.
Captain J. g. Emmons, delegate from the
Club to the League Of Amateur Dramatic
Societies, has been selected for the part of
Shylock, at the performance of the ssMer-
chant of Venice, to be given at the New
York Academy of Music in November next
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19

Somebody has been going through the
records of Hudson County. trying to find
evidence of the death of an old man named
Leake, who died somewhere in the neigh
borhood seven or eight years ago, and who
is reported in Ireland to have left fortune
of twenty million dollars, which his heirs
are hungry for. This should be warning
to American heirs who are misled by un-
scrupulous lawyers and lost estates agents
into believing that fabulous wealth awaits
them in Europe. The agent who is hunt
ing the records in this case will probably
find that Leake is the old miser who died
IN Harper's building, in Wayne street, seven
4 or eight years ago, and left an estate of
seven or eight thousand dollars, and whose
affairs were administered by Coroner Gan
non. AS good share of the dead mans
money went into the Mechanics and La
borers' Savings Bank, the heirs are not
likely to realize very largely.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
SPORTING NOTES.

The Prescott Base Ball Club warmed the
Woedwards by score of 10 to 8, on Thurs
day.
The Pacifcs won laurels at Staten Island
on the 18th inst, defeating the West
! Brightons by a score of IA to 8.
Captain Bill Curtis, in charge of the
yacht +" Hattie, took party of friends to
sail down the Bay last Sunday afternoon.
The Young Orientals, af Morris street,
were skunked by the Young Domestics, Of
Henderson street, last Monday, the latter
scoring 9 runs.
The Trentons gave the Nationals beau
tiful dressing on the Grand street grounds
last Thursday afternoon, defeating them
by score of 10 to l.
Eighteen to sixteen was the score of the
game played the other day between the
Washingtons and Hackensacks, of Greene
street, in favor of the former. 81
A tug-of-war team from the Hill, the
Hudsons, pulled tug -of-war with the
Kearney Rangers, of East Newark, at the
latter place, yesterday, and defeated them
in two minutes.
It was pretty game of ball that was
played on the Grand street grounds last
Monday afternoon, between the rrentons,
of Jersey City, and the Virginias, resulting
in score of runs for the home club
against for old Virginia.
A number of events will como off this
afternoon at the West Side Driving Track
between athletes, the principal one being
hundred yard dash between a member of
the Wayne Athletic Club and gentleman
representing the Scottish American Club,
for 500 side. The two contestants are
at present amateurs.
A very interesting and closely contested
game was played at the Oakland grounds
yesterday afternoon between the Oaklands
and Rutherfords Up to the eighth inning
the score stood 8, s, but in the ninth in
ming the home team scored runs, winning
the game by 10 to s.
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The Royal Arcan um.

There are now $4,000 members ia this
State Two more councils have recently
been formed. At the last meeting of Pho
neer Council No. %, Mr.. H. J. Buchanan
was unanimously elected orator for the
balance of the term. The Regent, Secre-
tary and Orator of Resolute Council, of
Elizabeth, recently paid fraternal visit to
Pioneer. They were cordially received with
honors, and very pleasant session fol-
lowed, during which speeches, singing,
music, recitations, etc, were INDUCED in
too fresh," an addition of about 200
pounds of Salt was added to the member
ship. Any brother who feared our musical
abilities were on the Wayne should have
been at that meeting. Next session, July
Both.
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VINO WIN Succeed w,ntersmfth

WASHINGTON, July 18.The death of Mr..
wintersmith, the doorkeeper of the House,
has brought several competitors into the
field for the succession. The most promi-
nent candidate for the place now will I'm
doubleday be General Field, who was once
doorkeeper, but who was. not quite willing
to enter the race next winter against SO
popular candidate as Mr.. Wintersmith.
General Field is a West Point graduate,
was an officer in the army of the Khedive,
and served very efficiently one term as
doorkeeper. Another candidate for door
keeper is Samuel Donaldson, of the House
folding room.
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The attempt Of Hoboken policeman to
have forty students of Stevens Institute
arrested on his blank assertion they were
disorderly has been very properly rebuked
by the Police Commissioners of that city.
But the case should not be permitted to
rest here. It having been shown that the
arrests were made to crafty a private
grudge entertained by the officer, that in
teresting law breaking peace-maker should
now be dismissed from the force. A man
who attempts toprostitute public position
to the qualification of his private animosi-
ties should not be retained in that position
moment longer than is necessary to gel
him out of it.