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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
DEMOCRATIC wax ON DEMOCRATS
MR. GRACE URGED TO EXPLAIN TIE WARD
BUSINESS.

From The Nso Yo,k World (uem1
Mayor Grace accuses The World Of having
mand an investigation Of his dealings with the Marine
Bark aud the nrm OF Grant Ward. and to Think
hisclf entitled TO protection In all his acts from
CLAIMS TO lie, "A Democrat" Can Mayor Grace truth
idy that his conduct may not fairly be regarded
with suspicion and does not demand investigation
Ward asserts that Mayor Grace himself got $4,000
ont Of the profits Of Grant Ward. The "prodts )"
shown 10 he simply the OF which IL
victims were defrandcd by Ward and which divided
ppdnong the fortunate inside bcncncares OF the nrln
Mayor Grace has up this time made no other exTlan
elton than that no holds the firms unpaid paper for
$500 or $4,000. Is that any satisfactory answer
suppose lac held $,0O000O OF the firms unpaid paper
be any Offset TO the claim swinc victims whose
money he ana others haG received under the fictitious
recover the amOuntf
But there are indirect and, let us hope unfoundcd
The name OF Toby now aDpears In Wards - s,rro%i
mate figures as rec peDt Of the bogus prohts 10
the amchnt with otacfs OF $4,000 alleged that
arerson named Tobey is Clerk In Mr Graces Office Is
IL "maciJns" TO ask ft6i, trne and II the Toby of
the list is the Tobsy OF Mr.. GIaces business house
receive than 81 900 900 o; the Ward profts for
his own benefit alone, but taat others were
with him in the speculation. Is 1t malicious TO ask
Mayor Grace, to when M Tappnn owed ais naice n Se
KNOWS anything about :h!sl We should think Manor
Grace would hnd II Ia harmony with a sense Of self
respect as well as with his public duty make fall and
complse showing OF his VII ole TRANSACTIONS with Fer
band ward and wo1d denS explicitly all allegations
columns TO make hts explanation to the people and we
shall Dc delighted should satisfactorily clear him OF
III suspiSion OF conduct nnbeccning Mayor OF New
YORK ana paragon OF reform.
DEFENDING TIE MAYOR AND syEEprSG At
"IDE WORLD"
r. ~ Prom ahs Heao. YOrk S,er (oe1a.)
Ire btto- Ior6 World though stlJl ci.iming v. no
i.eye, 10 Do q Demserac newspaper, seems never 40
Happy as when attaching come DcIuoc raj whom hjs
latest object OF its abuse Is William r. Grace Mavor ~
' c''y Mr. Graces position In tins busin ess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
CURIOUS DEATH NOTICE IN BROOKLYN
The following curious death notice was re

Gently advertised in Brooklyn newspaper:
ELLIOTT At Florida. Flerance A. Elliott beloved nus
band OF kennedy OF Brooklyn died OF consumption
IN his seth year Hs remains will be sent TO ms
Francisco CAL where they will be inferred in the FANNY
vault lie has bequeahed 10 his young widow sZo'ooO
People who knew that Richard Pyatt who suddenly
disappeared in April last, had been intimately ac-
quaintcd Kennedy before she bore the name OF
Elicit suspected that Pyatt might have masqueraded
under that name. Mrs. Pyat who lieves In ErooKlyn
gives the following account or her husbands disappear
ance They married In 1861, at Huntington L. l.,
few years her husband began to absent himself
from home frequently. Four years ago he met MISS
Kennedy at circus. and frequently visited
her thereafter. On April he left MS
his friends and she heard nothing OF him for some
time. Recently she learned that he Is now IN 81 Paul
MINI.
Mrs. Elliott, nee Kennedy who also lives In Brooklyn
indignantly denied that she the cause OF Pyats ais
appearance She admitted meeting him four years ago
said that he represented himself as divorced when
learned that he married she told him 10 stay ~
home She married to Mr.. Elliott on November |,
1888 by the Rev. John Plkngton ofthe Norfolk street
Methodist Episcopal Church He went to Florida for
his health aud died there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

community and his reputation among men Is suon tnat
no attacks ON him. based tho WORD OF rascal In JAIL
REQUIRE any defence by himself or his frends But the
speeace OF profcssed Democratic paper thus SEEKING
with obvious malice TO create prejudice and suspicion
against Democrat twice elected Mayor OF this hSnor
even his politlca opponents bear witness to-does re-
0,re explanation. What has Mr. Grace done, OF faied
TO do for The WOT'idf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
ruRopEAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.


IOgitoN oct l-l23O y. m,-CCnsols ID 10 ~ Tor noth
money aud the accounts Canadian Pacific 46t Ere Ill
do second 1Cusols t3bi Illinois Central l35 III Mexican
Ordinary 10; Sc Pam Common aeti Reading Ss 81,
1910 y. mPars adNiees quote Three fr IeS h'h'oe ~
80 francs - centImes for The account. - ,.....
3O n m-ho bullion the Bank OF England has deereas'
cd Z IA sB3 during the past week . ,..,,,..
The proportion OF the Bank of England reserve 10 haDn
which last week was Al lll0 per cont h'" QUA
per cent -, A. t,,L n,
PARIS oct. 1.-The weekly statement OF tho BahK OF
France shows OF H. $4,000 fraaes Ia gol anu
2.1sl 900 ffRScs III silver. - ......, A,
n-COrsos 017s 1ur beth MCCOY ana lIe
lapc Western First mortgage trustees
ca;es ,3a, Canadian Pacific 49,. E1c, IL ~ 40 seeehl
ons1is 7Sio. ilaois Central 1885, Mexican Ordinary
22is; St Paul Common 7Oj New.York Central lozH'
reEn9yvuua 63's ,,,ncs a L.
ras svlCes qioe exchange on London at 20 francs 80
40 p nrhe SIioaut of bullion gene into the BANK oil
Ol belancs TO-DAY IL 4S.VOO 4.
quote Three per cant HenteSa oV
senumes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirsr. Vessels nrf R1ilroIfe
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio dull and rather easier Of s'sSs'c;
latter months though october November steady
Sales OF 10000 bags closing follows: October. $50
$685. November, GGo0G.90 December 6.S6d9 90, Janu
ssry,, 69Oag95i February 99Se7.0o March LcQS5 oo:
from tho september salc at l5c; Gotta Rica, 1t0 81
Domingo and 275 Maracabo on private terms
C0TTON-Spot Cotton quiet steady and unchanged Sales
q 655 bales u55 last evening, all for home
this day last week and 22,555 last year New is 6l6c
under these quotations..
The quotations. according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
There was no change In refined OIL.

OIL CITY, Penn, Oct 1.-Crudc oil-NationaI Tran
sit Certificates opened at 10lis and closed at 1904
highest price, l0ll2 lowest price, 1904. Sales,
$4,000 barrels clcarances. 41s,000 barrels runs.
93l7S bbs.; shipments, lOl,372 barrels; charters,
30,357 barrels.
BRADFORD Penn, Oct. 1.-Crudo Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at l0l and closet at lOO5s;
highest price. 1913 lowest price. 1905 Ccarances
lO2G. 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-By rrrran.pu

CHICAGO Oct l--Tns Drorers Jour,a, rsoorts Crms-
Receips 1Oc head shipments market ou,et,
Exports 20 Odso 80 Cows ana Mxet 81 10 9st 90 Stock.
S3S " - ~-~'~
H00s-Rscepts l5OO0 shpments 10000. market active,
Rough Mixed s3 50as3S 80 Packing sud Shipping IS $50
s441 Ligat 50 65Wti 30i skips. SO 250S3 40
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head heat, marker
quiet iIieor 5Gs3 % Natives 81 rs 81 So Texans
81 6O0S2 so
BUfrALa Oct l-Cantc seceipts b25 total
or wees thus TAR 1921 head
head; congne0 through l7S dun steady
- ZJDs3 30. - ''
Shesp Receipts TO-DAY 1900 total for week thus far
2UO head FOR time 1000 consixped
through. ID cars marxet inactive and STEADY Mclu
Gooi IS Oo6S 65 Good TO Choice IS 20 Gsi co. Western
Lambs. 81 U0d4 75.
Hogs ReceDts TO-DAY 5000 head total for week hus far
1000 head: for san, time la,t 25.0lD head
signed through 1875 cars OF whice TO Ne~York
steady Medium 20 Fair Workers ~ % 2st IS "
81 U0aS4 80.
ST LOUIS, Oct l.-Caule-Receipts 9O0 shipments.
200 market steady Choice shipping steers.
81 2Jds5 20; atiye Butcher Steers 81 5OQsI O0j
Texan Steers. 81 j0dS3 go
Shecp-ReceiDts Oeo; shDments. LOO common Ma
dunn 81 OJ0S2 5 Far Unoce 81 5ds3 2j LAMBS 81
ass 90
Hogs-Receipts. $500 shipments 1000 Lgil 81 0O0
"a l2i2 Packing. So 500s3 80 Heavy. 81 10Gsi 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

do rs 10, at CSC, 1871 Northern Canada do IN n ts. A
FAX ~ 40 q ~ Iye DO 20 e ioi Shssp
~ Northern Canada do nainy Ewesl I25 rs az {ssss
AZ heppuGxy q" Jog D. ct 4ci 500 Modocs" 80 D. 81
I'D D s b Dewey 100 Western sheep 90 ~ a.4.e
az Hume Mullen IS state Lambs 81 ~ at sac, 80 dn
n. at jl6O Ohio do 81 N. at &c, S'' N''
HOGs.Recetpfs were 70 OF 1902 head-l7 cars A
Jersey CITY ana cars &C 4hst Total days
mead against 20 yI6 head for the week None
Light. 10y
Country Dressed tribe nrr,sr light wcight Quota.
Light N~oS 'SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
the PETROLEUM HAPREr

Business was confined to narrow limits in oil
certificates yesterday and the extreme range OF prices
b cent. The news from the oil regions unim-
portant dry wes being reported In two three To-
calites) and the days trading left 10 the mercy Of
bOard-rOOm traders. Apparent hrmness characterized
market the close when Increase IN sales
carried prices down u cent The close weak In
tone and carrying rates higher ranging from 90
cents IN OH City 20 20 cents here.
The range OF prices ami the total dealings at tho
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ...........1O1 Lowest. OF 3,
Highest Final lOO7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

Southern State bonds to be actively traded in.
n O. To.s ro% s S ar
l2a Arkansas Ga funded sold at 9l2 and South Caro-
una Gs non luhda9ie az vi Siy oanE sS 9o
l22i2 The business in railway bonds covered an un-
orally we're Of retail character The speculative issues
show no significant final changes. Erie seconds were
less active, but they rose to 72h. and
Now-York. Chicago and st. Louis first 6s
shore certificates easier at 4t7s Missouri Kansas
and Texas general Gs aud 0s each woro of at 81 q aud
Ella respectively. Canada Southern nrsts were steady
iOl and the seconds were q lower at H. St Louis
aud Iron Mountain 5s opened at 20 excoupon rose 70
tan Elevated first IS up L. at ll4A Richmond and
DaDyille 1rsts we're on y Ut l05 and tho debent-
were urn at Io4as IOii4 Midland New-Jorsey nrsts
sold at 92 a92is and Now York su'quehanna and West
ern rss sold at 72a74 Denver and Rio Grande frsts
up = at 1853 and consos steady at 71l9.
Kansas Pacific consols sold freely at o. Northern Pa
The sub treasury today gained onbaanco 81 642 11G
$1,000 900 from Washington and s3o6,3il coin The
days Gpe.iopiss ,S covered %b Receipts, S2s9o2
s53.522' $40 currency aud sis '705.i2s coin.
Money remains unchanged with an abundant Offering at
ll2dl per cent; to-day last loans were made at the
The Clearing House statement to-day va: as follows:
Exchanges. $685. 2O6: balances. Si745,5t0.
The United states Treasury at Washington to-day
received S2j4,OO0 National bank notes for redemp-
ton
Tho receipts were S732,11o and the internal
vcyenuc receipts were Sils.i29.
for business follows Bankers bills 81 81 and
80 for long aud short sterling respectively; 52l7s
and JlgiS for francs; oi4 and 0il2 for reiohmarks;
JgT- and 40 for guilders.
The Of the Bank OF England az their regular
weekly meeting to-day made no change I'm the banks
minimum rate OF discount and IL remains at per ccut
During tue week the bank lost Ri71 1913 bullion and the
proportion Of It's reserve 10 It's Liabilities was reduced
from IL II to 36 agains; 81 per cent at this date
last year To-day the bank gained $4,000 on balance.
The weekly statement OF tho Bank Of France shows
losses OF l22i2 600 francs gold and 9 900 francs
silver At the London Stock Exchange British c0nsols
Z 1 eclinel additional llB
per cent; but later recovered and closed Unclaimed at
Dg7s for both money and United states bonds
were quoted American railways all higher IN re-
spouse 10 Yesterdays meme advances and closed still
higher IN response 10 our today's early quotations
Bar silver waB OF ll6d. nj 81 OIL Cd. per ounce At
Paris French 2 per cents declined 20 S0.52i
Statement OF tho Controller OF tho Currency on Oc-
tober l. $50 showing the amounts Of National bank
notes and ogasnder outstanding At the dates
of the passage OF tho acts OF June 90 1874 January h
1873 and May 81 1873 together with the amounts out
standing at date and the increase or decrease:
RatI Nalss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE-
CHARLESTON Oct l.-Turpentine hrm at 3lc
SAVANNAH Oct 1. -TnrDentlne steaty at Sic.
WILMINGTON oct l.-fnrpentIne flrn ~ 0O &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON Oct l. 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

NHIIONVI
Amount outstanding Juno 90 1874 s3l9 500 ls2
Amount January H. 1875 .... SOL sol 400
auling May 81, 822655965
Amount al date. .............. 9l7O228t
Inctease during the last ............ 4t77ll
Decrease since October ls256,0J0
Legal gider Notes.
Amount ontatauding June TO- 1874 1892 0000 900
Amount outstanding January H. lS76....... 3-2OUO00O
Nav a. '' fs7s ~ ". - 35sls0st
Amount on aud since May 81 1873 3466SO
Amount on deposit with the Treasurer United
states 10 redeem notes Of nsOyent and iqul.
dating banks, and banks retiring circulation - $500
under act Of June 90 1874 30s7Al43
Increase deposit during the last month";. 6t9913
Decrease In deposit since October /, lSsi..... 1887
.Circulaton Of National Gold Banks not included in the
above SiOO.02O
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The public debt statement Issued from tho Treasury
to-day shows reduction Ia the deD less cash IN the
Treasury OF Sl2 757055 since August l. Tho funded
debt pract cay Is unchanged. The reduction s made
principally by the retirement OF certificates or deposits
and an accumulation Of cash on hand suhoined Is the
statement compared with that OF september /:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San FRASCIsCO Oct 1. 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

NV =
NY W sG II lst
1000. .......t2h
Trust receipts
1000 ......4iIl
~ Y Lake y a "
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19
CURRENT COMMENT,

Albany Express If England would do
by Ireland what she has done for Canada
and Australia, everything would be well.
Chicago Inter Ocean, The presence
Of Mr.. Thurman in Mr.. Cleveland's Cab
met might do much to prevent It from
being contemptible, and would certainly
save it from being ridiculous.
Detroit Post: The New York Sun
fears that, il Col Morrison should be
elected United States Senator from Iii
nois. in losing him the House would
lose a good deal of it, interest" II is
true the House might lose some interest:
but the House would not lose any prin-
oiple
Cleveland Lender The Democratic
majority in the Legislature propose 20
present 10 the people for their adoption
a license amendment TO the constlt { ON
of the State. Let them do It. The Pro
hibitionists desire the privilege q voting
upon a prohibitory amendment Let them
get II. II they can. from. the Democratic
members q the Legislature. The Re-
pnblcans. when in control of the Tsegisla-
tare gave ths people an opportunity a
voting upon the question 4 prohibition.
and Tor tbis they were defeated ia the en-
suing election.
Philadelphia Tiusss Psr4ons who llavs
deplored the lnnT costfnnei absence ~
she feoI KILLER wlll rejuioe - hear that q
Pitfsbarg man Who might otherwise r..
qufe biz services Is IN fsis way - saws
tbe in,lividnel referred 81 = ia5 uot opiy
~ making aWay with himself. hnf aisa
~ sakpe afeihef fasal ista fbenesl Eofiel
with hsm. The fittshnrx lunsiie uuh
hshee ekailenEu inviting anY man in
thel eiff - stsnl II ihe ceid ar sit ou p
piece - ifa * esiasf silee II is earnestly
hote8 tbas ~ rho ere ~ fav14 - s,aeh
contests - enslarance vii aese1f he
shailenae ~ tbef s~n Fiaht. sn3 that ~
Isaef sn1ne ef thesa aill sfay On - 81 lfae
= - f1Iiere f5eif liberated femslies -
flsat fpf-ien - the fsanefss etpessss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

THE discussion anticipated by some on
the Joint resolution in the Legislature to
submit the prohibition question did not
occur on Tuesday. Yesterday the bill
passed the House by exactly two-thirds
vote. The United Press dispatch pub
lished on the first page of The TELE-
GRAM adds that 1T will probably fail in
the Senate" This is doubtful, however.
1t is more probable that it will pass, as it
is understood that the Republicans to a
man will vote for submission. The Prohibi-
tionists will discover, if the question shall
b6 submitted to the people, how loyal to
them their new allies, the Democrats,
are They win discover, too, that Repub-
cans, whose support they might haye had
but for their action in the late campaign,
will vote against them just for the sake
of the little salve it will furnish for their
still raw sores. The town elections in
some OF the counties in New York have
already disclosed this disposition. In
one county, Tioga, where last year the
non-license ticket was elected in every
township but two, this year but one
township in the whole county voted for
prohibition. A spirit of revenge ought
not to be entertained, but there are Re
publicans Just human enough TO enter
tain a little OF H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19
BROWN STUDY IN coloas.
How . Young Wife "Csaght On s" 10
Sl4ax PhraxS.

How q Young wife Caught on To .
slssg Phrase
$50, old Scrapetill is dead at last. I"
observed David. from the interior Of his
evening paper; oceans Of money,
too"
What did he do with it?" quened
Dora.
"Oh, left il here and there" said
David; that seapegrace son gets a
quarter OF q million. Ii he doesn {
paint the town red, now, then I'm q
Canadian"
II should think" mused Dora, soft
Iy, as she helped herself 10 another
needleful of silk. Il should think that
anybody with quart of yermilion might
paint town very red indeed. /"
And David was SO astounded that he
put his paper in the fire and laid fresh
stick of wood in the very center of the
plush-coyered table. RockEand Courier
Gazette.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

THERE is seen exhibited, occasionally,
a disposition to belittle the battles fought
by the British in Egypt, in view of the
small number of the killed and wounded.
In the action at Kerbekan, for instance,
where Gen. Earle was killed, there was a
loss OF only twelve men, all told, on the
British side. But il should be borne in
mind that the losses in some of these con-
fiicts are such as a simple count of the
killed by no means indicate. The character
of the men lost must be taken into account.
At Kerbekan, besides Gen. Earle, Lieut.
Coils. Earle and Coveney were killed, and
four other officers wounded. In such
men as those already stricken down the
British Government loses more than
so many human lives; it loses great mill
tary genius and ability, and suffers tel
ling blows to the discipline of its army.
The immense disproportion between the
loss of private soldiers and that of the
officers, whose dress and whose move
ments distinguish them, indicates that the
Arabs are making very successful use OF
that destructive instrument of modern
warfare, the sharp-shooter.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

If Thurman gets place in the Cabi-
net, as the last reports indicate he will,
the South viii have a representative. He
is a yirginian OF Virginians, having been
born in Lynchburg in the sixth genera
tiou OF virginia-born stock. So much Of
a Southerner as he ought to sstify the
most exactin9.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

GLADsroNE's policy was at the mercy
Of the Arab who slew Gordon. Had
Gordon lived he might have been sue
cessful; had he been successful, Glad
stones policy would have been vindi-
Gated. But alas for Gladstone's policy
with Gordon dead
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

Hon. SAMUEL j. RANDALL is proving
himself TO be about the best Democrat
Cleveland could select for Cabinet place,
but that may be the very reason for his
not being chosen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

JOE MAcKIs used TO mix drinks behind
bar in Philadelphia before Carter Har-
rison knew him. 1t looks now as il he
might be at work again soon behind sew
eral bars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

ONE of the pleasures which the coun-
try editor seems never willing to give up
is that OF reuving the old pun about the
umbrella and Lent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

DANIEL MANNING evidently wants to
keep close enough to the throne to direct
the scepter, but he'd rather be the power
behind the throne out OF sight than a
power beside it In the Cabinet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19
ID YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM

- ar ghfsns< pteed nts<eee ena eaenff 80
hel1t - nEa p t1sfan eHesi t*ta fee ksv4 rfn.
svatF5 f'f - Rfse. ~Ae eeffzHfs e~r~ ~
feRs
sss~s ~e1sk ~ ysrsua ssx u-s F.ssea
s<z~~es tzFse& s>fa1> xsek
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

THE editors OF some OF our exchanges
have evidently been trying to learn to
skate on rollers. Now they sit down on
the whole business.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

We have learned the source OF this ter
rible rage. Richmond, Ind, has twenty
seven roller-skate factories. Let Gen.
Grant come forth and sack the city On
10 Richmond
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

Az esteemed contemporary positively
declares that l.5olnoo eats annually are
killed for their skins. The profits ~ she
industry are said - % lasge. besause
the pelfa cost them nothing bat the labor
~ stealine. Staying and stripping tbe an.
imals. II wunld be q mors hooeat pro-
na.snre. afssr the Tsbfses svhieh afs com.
mon prunarts have bsan Destroyed. for
eas. .f.rriera - raise their osn aafsrsal
n.,k sar,suuly. tie ssnaa raay sas te fef
tbs futufe ~l.pn the liFsesiisx of fsf
ing efsafaess ~ilI be feaaIef bsssi
xirsspiy he asmana fsr orss6sea
uss- = psftly suVrlisa - sfs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

GOING EAST.

fDally, Sundays excepted. sDail..
Passengers taking the . "a a. m. lxpr,ee make
close connections az OWoseo for Lansing aad sst
Detroit for New York. arriving there al l0sA a. u
the following morning.
Night kxpress has local Sleeping Car Detroit -
Grand Rapids.
Ihis is the only line running Atlantic f1prnse
leaving here al lO.t5 p ~. viii sleeping laf io
Detroit, making direct connections ion ali poitts
East, arriving al New l0fk a. NJ tie .snd
morning.
Parlor Can OF Hiail Trains both sr.sl aud nss-L
The train IeaviDe a. 5.Is b. In VIII make dlrec9
connection with Milwaukee steamers dally escep
sunday.
Through tickets secured al y o. H q 81 s.fbos
IN Morton House block, and az tile depot.
u. POTTER. Oii, iss-. Agent
GEO. T. REEtE IrRiic ai1llaeef tIica.u.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19
Michigan Central.
(0RAND RAPIDS DIVISION. }

fPErIor carr sttuCheo- roiceplIsG Hitalflfsl.
Pacific Express DAILY. hsls.ncs trains daily
exceTi sundays.
train leaves Detroit al ap m. except Sun
days. with Drawing Room and Paflor tsrs for
Grand Rapids. reaching isefe a. lU - ).
Direct and prompt connection made sllh 0reaf
Western. Grand Trunk and tsliHda Southern
trains, IN same depot al Detroit thus avoiding
transfers.
The Detroit ETprees leaving ~ $50 a. a.. feach-
ing that city al III - a. "a. New l0rk lu3o a. 10
and Boston z'4J ,. IA. next oss.
Through tickets for al Ioint- and sleeping ca
berths may be procured 81 4 nloB Jlckei Of1ce
Depot
J. 7. SCHULTZ Gen Aet-. n Monroe-st
GEo W. MvNsoN Iicket AelDt City.
j. \. HtwElEk Ticket Agent. Deput.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-19

sLEEfIA0 Ckk AklANtf1lESIs.
koRTB-lralH ieaslnk al ssG d. lll. llss Waod-
ruff bleeplng IzTe for letoskey and Aactinac
City. Train leaving at i0.zs &. al. has hair a.
for IrHverse tity,
SOuTH-Irain leaving al - \. n has Wood
rufi sleeping Car for Cincinnati.
1hfoagh tickets can be obtained al lnion
II. ket Othoe. corner MonnDe and Ottawa Sfseeis
and al Union Depot &. l.. Llbt hNOon
Gen fass. Aef