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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
S. CORNING JUDD.
The Man Who Succeeds r. W. Palmer
as Postmaster OF Chicago.

htAN f"AAf 'fHC O1~~~~@@ ~ Atf''Nt
a. Postmaster OF Chicago.
>. Corning Judd, the ne~lr appointed
postmaster at Chicago, was born near Syra-
case, y. l., IN lozT. He graduated IN the
classical course il the Aurora Academy.
Erie county, New York, and when II years
old returned - Syracuse. de taught school
Ia Canada for ono year, and returning To
Syracuse was admitted % the practice OF
Common Peas when - years Of age, and 10
all the courts Of the State when II years of
age. tie was elected City Clerk Of Syracuse
ia 1919 and lSJO. bat before his term
expired became editor OF the Syracuse
LIily Courier, then an independent
paper lie was appointed by Presi-
deut FILLMORE 10 position Ia Washington
having charge OF the geological depart
ment OF the census bureau. where he served
eighteen months. lie afteTward returned To
Syracuse and purchasing the paper changed
Il INTO a Democratic sheet. lie moved 10
Lewiston. Fulton county, H., IL 1854, and
vas a partner of ". g.. GOudy for five years.
tie was aflerward elected Mayor of Lewis
ton, and in 1850 WAS a Douglas electoral
candidate. In 1854 he was nominated for
Lieutenant Governor by the Democrats
January I, 1873. he came 10 Chicago. and the
firm OF Judd * WhitehOuse was established,
and remains AT present. He l. the illinois
member of the National Democratic Com
mittee, and l. also member-at-large on the
State Central Committee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
sALLIE ! REBER LAING-
-sR mAssAes mT- :. D FISH.
The Statements OF Fish and OF F. A.
L.ayIlan Why the Marrlage
vas Kept d Secret.

sAsuCsAf. o.. May I.- Following L. The
statement 81 b A. i-agnIal. brothef n-las
~ Mrs l.a.ul. whose aaHs hglrss la the
sensational leosaEt 3f lAal Aadgs death
-hezar,nux tae cause AID manner II Mrs-
l.ang leafh / ana prepared - deneance
fhs auhllsaet statements ~ false in liae great
faf lr l1s ul shole. l1e account i- strictly
true aaf. il laleaes uDon her lfe sab=e4 4l~ul
to lla lsatA of 8sr rrst husband, iaslug.
A. lh4t point Inaccuracies began.
.oule months tfter ttat event
dame. D. El-a, a. that tune known
a.. 4 mI. l..4uslls banker, organ pay ing her hi-
sl.ils.-fs Enlcl eliminated ia Nay, l,of-
sbalt tni. fins he became Involved III his
1uaucial dluifuities -i1 private marriage,
shich. iu 8rtier o. r-ctpe tile n3t0rtety that
s0uiI erl-lt. She sa pi-ateo should be Kept
s.sret lnlii saca rlul- ~ ls Was Tree again.
These troubles when al uf-t appsar1d TEN
DorarF 1rrane uaee harrasslng =. time
,serf hF 5he stlll insisted upon hef orlgu-
al -.irulltisu tud lld 60 lho hOur of her
death gatfh sts 4- -adi-n alt aneAI Ieet
"a lo her friends % Vas % herself
The lssue Ut rhi. n4rrla-so win FISH was q
daughter born February "A, AZ g tlrlst'idt, y
n which 3 nnH with friends ~ Fish under
his cage aud llr c.lGu. The mother bad
aluin4c recovered l-utn fhe effects II child
birta. Eaeu she 4a- attacked hy an Old
stomach trogna flat Nus chronic IA her
rr-a and welding 20 q morbid appetite
f4r certain Articles ~ diet that had
been futtllteu, tne ate inofdlnately and
dled sitalu 3 fes hours ca the night of
M trca l1 .lar marriage - FISH has been
kuaR1 io hsr family since last summer, but
Tor reasons stated S. e..iy, which were salts
FACTORY ALIKE to aaF and them. Was never
made nlhhs ana b Isl lot been since her death
because 3f attendant circumstaucef and OF
her express slsh ID that effect Ia justice to
Fish l srflI 4iI thai he has been ANXIOUS
from ths fr-t t1 make known the marrlag
and having been ah-olved by the family
from secrecy ae all do 80 20 day
Ths resent death OF ths talented opera
singer. Saa- Rebef iaing, IN New Jersey
and lne slbseQaent removal Of her remains
~ her oit home 10 oaudusky, 3D., involves a
mystery that furnishes new causes for public
Interest nn Fish. Salhe Reber,
xhoss father. George Reber. was
for twenty i've years one cf Sandasky :
prominent lawyers. vas barn thirty three
years 40. size early displayed musical
talent 1f q b Ll order. she was sent 70 New
York to camplete her musical training.
Early in l,la. having previously become
we'll known a~ a concert singer, she made her
debut tt ths Grand Opera House. New
York. in 'Flhe Bohemian Girl April "a
l.-9. sne achieved sgccess a. Princess Lydia
IN "Fa4uitla. at the Fifth Avenue
fheat-r and subsequently she
toured with D'Oyiey Carte's and
McCanus people der final appearance
In the Metropolis Wis ~ Phyllis IN "IOian-
the nc tle Standard fheater, from Nov
-. -ts, o. Feb. -. ttsi. Ia lS>o she mar
ried Frlnkin 4. Lang, who died about
eighteen months ago
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Flour Dull. but stnady AMI without material
change: snpertne. 81 5NtS 10. round hoop. Ohio.
s3 75H5 %; Minnesota extra. > 1D1b %. southern
-four quiet. common to choice extra, - 2.ft6 10.
WHKAT-Options were only moderately active.
but duriug greater part Of the day the tone was
firm and market closed 81 sl0 &c higher Spot
lots closed strong and "a &C. higher. spot sales
Of ungraded winter red. s1H sc. ungradel spring.
glisc: No. red winter. ] llhl ga; unEraded
white, q5kc. No red state. 81 o0is; No. 2 rcd
winter. June 81 O07sa 0l =. do july. 81 " p q
] O2z: do Aug I % s0l O34.
CORN-Options were in moderate demand. and
prices irregular, bat Ia the main firm closing
steady and sightly higher. Spot lOis ,losed
frn and &c higher. spot saIes # ungradad
mixed Jja 59isc. steamer mixed. a. 5s0 ssis G.
ungraded white Gle, No. mixed. June. 80. q
81 &C. do July $50 1isc:
OATs-Options were dull and closed steady,
without material change. Spot lots closed
steady and unchanged. spot sales ~ No. white
state 45c: No. miIed june. 4fisc.
RYE Dull, western, 7ifs ftc. state 5DkS.l.
BARIEY-DulL
PoRK-D Dali. mess. So 20.
LARD closed frm s. % cash; s. II 6lI
june.
BUrTER-=eak State. I4G2lc. Weetern. Inel2 Dc
SUGAR Steady. Fair 81 good. refining. 1915
a. l5-16c.
nc
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
MORE LIGHT NEEDED.
How Money is Made by the Naptha
Street Lamp Contractor.

How Money is Made by the Naptha
Street Lamp Contractor.
Again last night when the city was
shrouded in pitchy darkness, when bowling
winds prevailed. and Satan's instruments of
cussedness were most apt 10 ply their nefar-
ious deeds upon the unwary pedestrian,
nearly two score Of the naptha street lamps
were unlit-dead, defunct without any
doubt. the lamp Of their life entirely gone
ont In the uncertain by-ways ~ the scaly
First Ward: near the railroad approaches
and unguar3ed crossings in the southern and
western portions of the city. these generally
pale. measly and sickly giimmers were no
where discernsble The lamp-lghter viii
20 hlz rounds to-day. find many
II HE lamps fnn of oil and
chuckie At the end ef the month
A. he charges the city with large biil-for
lamps that did not she'd their radience
These lamps are constructed upon the 20
out-easy principle. the siass is loose in the
tin-frsmes and dances attendance upon the
wind. ~ the destruction q the light Take
The record II the narfhs lamp business il
the cify ard the darkest pages of its history
are those when - glory. r 81 IA ans. shoult
have shone forth uith trimmed vlek and 3
frH blaze.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
BIC &C SO LITILs ooe.
Ne-foundisaa who Exhlbit~s Almost
Hurasn Qualities.

san F~aueiss, Rnnatin1
I,.xav Unknown to those Who ch.ncsd
., IN. ,o .ba spot s,nsn terrier dog feE
s~,., tha s.ria.rar 81 the wharf into the
h.r ia s,.a-o around for sorne time in a
.,~.is AMI MANY nlsrs were suggested for
~. .ss,.,.s Nv win sssas ~ the uisfor tune,
49,. -,,. ~ chem rr,ved practical Just
- 49,. -sor,a.,. ,sasn az hopes % saving
si,.. s.rr,as .rsra vivan M the bark -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Grand Ranlds Markets.



TKI-EaRan OFF1CE Nay T.
GRNN-Whesf. red long berry o. shorf i,erry
pa~. No white 81 O. forn ffr eHtp 3-kt 4dsr
FRFsH NFtTs- Be~f per cwt ~ efft6 ~ ~
B. ef17 90. mutton. hrm, " "a - -, pork, 500
a -
porr.TRY- Fowls. Dressed. 18a1tc
Ea-Gs- Dull ~ ~ foe
H0NEY ipu l24sc Ter po1nd.
BFAvs Duli a 7s0 81 ~ geT hushel
-FEDs-f oFe-. tt faH ~
inns (fra1 sfrs se per =. cured stse sel7c kir
green. 10zr. dry sff 90. veal ID re- green r. dr.
nc. dakin skins Nsr. 6FuhrT f'dee o1ie-flird
of ~heap peirs Efl 81 r. voui neinz s-ftuafesi-
THFoE Iaileu. Sac Ier =.
EFlsFT aFT 81 Potatoes aisz 4lc. baefs I5c.
onions s. ga 81 ~. Fsr-niQs ZfNaDe.
BCrTyR Fresh roll lth i6c fuos aaa lsrs "a
Hsv- Timothy. S1sels per tor. clover SizaIf.
wo.'T- Dr. Is-inct blocks. - 1890 Ear cord
fourfoot uood aa s pef cr.Td-
NuCf-ssu Ltc-
rT-rrrr sVF0U- sFfHEVa rHfrEs-
FrCrs FsstrF paT furrl 8 p vholaesi 2
= rerail fefelt - - Thoif-ste : 81 -e,et
90 ger csc. re-si. tTan. So = rer srTs. whole
aaIa E-r Eer ert refssl ca~f sr1 raf@ - freF tra
vtriaesI FL 81 re cwr rts
PRovrsroSs Moss PORK ~ - si3 -.es-
PORK 80 -sr- r-rleeals 'rr rs = sfs-r Irie~-
= smoked tr~f lsc lari tare.~ ~ keffia
Sur- syrae1se. f.srrel s. - ssrfusr q 81
~zFTe- ir.rts.V s. n. rtrrer y fl Ped I01
3 orchard r-s~ : - kr-nckT b.us rrsss
EEaoszxE On Ws-e- vfte nrtte hh f2s'
ra~ e. iirr Nat1-sr t-4r fFs- r-~ gs
i4sVr PFt-TFE ir rHT r- reT r0V fr1-
ritr us-etres-e - ss T<r toa-
fI.ssrEETSe MsTEsI sIs ianae t-sn1 ~ lids
~ ler abi- Dai1 = - f-tosEay ffar
ssr Ter RI cement = s3zi = ger b-l- srucer
i7s per ss.. sss per svt-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
The Suit Against Coltridge

LONDON, May 1T is said the case of
Adams against Lord Chief Justice Coleridge
cannot be settled out Of court and that the
Chief Justice will be compelled TO enter the
witness box. The subject of the alleged libel
is not published. but is understood to be
based on a letter from Lord COleridge to
Mrs. Bishop, sister of Sir Stafford Norcote,
charging Adams with improper practices.
The hearing takes place in June.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Too Many Small Bills.

WAsHNeroS May 7.-Secretsry Manning
has directed that the Issue Of one-dollar and
t7vo-doilar notes be- discontinued for the
present. II is stated At the Department that
the discontinuance became necessary BY
reason Of the excessive issue Of these notes
of late. More have been issBed than neCes-
ssry. They are coming back into the lreas-
ury at the expense ~ the government, and
viii soon have - be sent ont again AZ the
expense ~ the government. It u 20 avoid
the double expense By keeping the notes IN
circulation that the issue hss been discon-
tinued.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Payne Found Guilty.

The trial of Lorenzo Payne, who was
charged with obtaining money upon false
pretenses, was concluded IN the Circuit
Court yesterday, the jury rendering a verdict
of guilty. Paine was remanded TO Jail to
await sentence. Payne obtained So IN
money from John S. Daniels, Lowell
butcher, upon the representation that he
owned an interest III certain pine lands. he
is also charged with swindling other citizens
of Lowell
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
THE COMING MEN.
j. NJ. Bailey. a. p. Swineford and
Jerome Eddy Among Them.

Special o. Detroit News.
WASHINGTON, May Tt Is announced on
authority from the White House that among
the appointments TO be made to-day or to-
Editor Bailey, of the Ann Arbor Argus.
chief Of the printing and stationery bureau
OF the Treasury Department; 4. p. Swine
ford. of Marquette, Governor Of Alaska;
and Jerome Eddy. Of Flint. 10 some diplO-
matte place abroad. The position which
Eddy Ii TO receive has not finally been de-
cided on, but the other appointments indi-
Gated are believed 10 be certain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Mrs. A. Res. of Wabash found one II
= r hns chickens arparsatiy dying from
an affection - the throat ar cvaw VITA
r. sharp knife sse cat the crsv or f0od
sscs uen. rem ved iarEe quantity u
drv grass sal una zestsi corn wh'ch hed
become pack 3 3D. che eraw ard tten.
st.trbf ar -be cut rars p-lv. Ffsrsted
he -hfczar. rhfch pat rely recovered from
a.. sru-or. caper 4 sround AMI 6asl y
tron- h a. snest. iariaz sn eez wits-
in W hs arf ~ ase tlre Ms 81 per-
f~~r,3 - rafi .n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
q Slight Improvement.

LONDON. May AT the request of Mr..
Whittier, Tennyson has forwarded the fol
lowing epitaph for Gordon's cenotaph in
Westminster abbey. The earlier dispatches
sent out contained a nutilated version:
Warrior of God; mans friend not here be-
low
But somewhere dead in the far waste Sou
dan.
Thou liyest in all hearts for all men know
This earth has borne no simpler, nobler
man -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
The Army of the Potomac.

BALTIMORE, May !. The rain ceased this
afternoon and, with a clear sky, the parade
OF the Army of the Potomac, which had been
abandoned took place. The streets were
densely crowded. The reunion came to a
close this evening. The members banqueted
at ConcOrdia Opera House. Covers were
laid for 10. General Hunt presided.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
In the Interest of Agriculture.

WASHINGTON. May 6-The Commissioner
Of Agriculture has called convention of
delegates from the State Agricultural Col
lege to meet here the 2fth of next June 10
consider the best methods of promoting
agricultural education and harmOnizing the
interests of different State institutions and
national departments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

One of the brightest and newsiest of the
inland dailies which finds its way to our
table is the GRAND RAPIDS MORNING TELE-
and foreign news and also has a sparkling
column OF State condensation. which at
once wins It place in the heart Of all Mich
igan readers. The president of the com
pany Is Hon. James II. Campbell. a former
Ma rshall boy.-MGrshdU Statesman.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

NEW YORK May :.
Governments closed firm; currency 6's I25
bid; IS coupons l22ls bid; as do 1928. bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union hrsts.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy II ii &c
Exchangeclosed firm posted rates. s4S7lsG4 s9is
actual rates. ). s6s46i 81 for sixty days; 81 ssA
al - for demand.
I14Gll42l: land grants 1854 bid; sinking funds.
lis 4al2O. Centrals. ll2i. .Gll2is.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Nsw YoRS. May 7.-At Ludlow street Jail
to-day Fssh had gwen orders that hs would
see no exporters. He couscated, however,
o. write the following. The statement re-
gardins Mrs. Iain- Is mostly incorrect as to
facts snd jatss. Nr. Layman, OF the san
dusky .unOl EceaiRg Journal l. well IN
formed "a 70 ali the facts IN the case BE
yond lhi. Fish refused % talk. Layman l.
married tO sister u the deceased woman.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

There are Tots" Of Custom
Departments IN town. But we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours Is the
the best Of it's KIND. And
what is that kndl
Popular is the easy and
strongest answer.
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through aud
most Elegant Tailoring, CON
suit Us on Suitings newest
Spring Light Weight Over
c0atings and Irouserlngs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

SAS Fesxc1sco. Nay The steamer Rio
Janeiro, from Hong Kong, reports col
hsion March - on the Huantrre River, be-
tween che Cinese ferry steamer "Liniyun,
s.uhug between Woo sung and Shanghai,
and t1e Occtn Steamship Company steam
er "lre-tes. The Chinese steamer, which
carried about 100 passengers and crew
uamherng D. was cut in two. All bat -
passcurer- and seven Of the crew are believed
% have rsrished
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
OUR NEW NAVY.
Proposals to Build the New Ships to
Be Asked For.

WASHINGTON, May Advertisements will
soon be issued from the Navy Department
for proposals and plans for the construction
of the four new naval vessels, VII ich was au-
thorized by Congress. The naval advisory
board vii not be connected IN any way
with the construction Of these vessels The
new vessels will consist of two cruisers of
not less than 5000 Tor more than $3.50 tons
displacement. costing. exclusive of arma-
ment, ~ 10000 each; one heavily armed
gun-bOat, of about GOO tons displacement,
costing not more than S52O0OO. and one
light gun-bOat of about so tons. costing
~2.tl,O
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Earl Dudley Dead.

LONDON, May Earl Dudley died sud
denly this morning, aged IS. Earl Dudley
was raised TO the peerage in 1860, his family
name having been William Ward. He mar
ried the daughter of Sir t. MOncrief. He
was a Colonel of Yeomen and a Liberal MEM
Der of the House of Lords. He owned 25,
554 acres of estates, from which he derived
rental of S6l5, $50.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
kails, Gsts s,a-tsa tsisTa~e

NJ Tozs. Nay 7.--I nite5 Ststes Minis
ter Kelley. 70 Austria. ssiled for Hamburs
90 ths steamer "WieIsn5 wi-h bis family
fhis morning A isrgs number q friends
IucI-diux several Catholic ministers ard Nr.
McMsster. q tts Frsers1as Io7lr1.7i. we're
prsz@rt - hsd hlTn farewell
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

civwusr. May Rev Father Borchari.
who accompanied the Canssiisu voy aEeurs
e. missionary on the Me expedition. refurn-
ad - tins CITY yesterday, accompanied bT
Dr. Hubert Nelson. - B Battery. surgeon =
tre sxp+ziirion-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
THe LsGlslATUAs
The Pharmacy and Railroad Bills Pass
81 in the Senate

s,,,-ciaI 1is0a11h - "a lELE3EAn
LAssIsa, Mich, Nag The Senate ps-s-
ed the House bllis for ehaIlenging taiisulsn
Ia justices courts. meBding section lT5S,
HoNells. rslntys . tbs support II poor per
sOBs. making ala appropriation foe the eur
rent expens - Of the Normal school also the
Senate bills 10 prevent the spead u glanders
and farcs - regulate the praetiee.0f phar-
macy and - regulate freight snd passea-
ger tariffs The House spent ths entire day
discussing ths loini resolution extending the
time for the completion Of the Marquette,
Houghton & Ontonagon railroad. The reso-
luton lost BY vote OF forty si1 nays u
thirty-sIK yeas. IL was then rseonsidered
and tabled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

YeslttvrI. Mich, May Rev. John A.
wilson. Sr.. formerly rector Of 81 Lakes
parish. this city. died this morning az 3
o' o'clock He had charge Of the parish p
years. aud was we'll known throughout the
Michigan diocese.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

WAsurvarov. u. g. May Tt il under
stood that the rezisnation Of Register Bruce
has been placed m the hands of Secretary
Manning bns il not set accepted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Posr-aoruH. y. H., lIay The Sea
view House. ktlanhc House. aud Ocean
Ilonse. st Hamrton Beach burned this
morning The total loss rs SiooWo, partly
insured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Geo. A. Hall & Co.


The place TO get sewing machines repaired
is where the repairer has no interest at stake
but his reputation a. practical workman,
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing rule does not
give satisfaction. Adjusting is a trade. After
twelve years experience am prepared 30 do
work that viii give perfect satisfaction. ]
do not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have but one object in view,
that Is do work that will build up for me a
good trade As a repairer Of sewing machines
! will call at your shop or house, examine your
machine, tell you what can be done. what 1
will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have II done or not
All orders received by postal viii receive
prompt attention. ! rebuild, read5usi. clean
and repair all kinds, have rHrt- aitachments
and needles for all. Shop ai 100 summit
street. } III. ~ruChlANn.
Sewing Nacant k-Isrer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Sweden Sinking Torpedoes.

STOCKHOLM, May Sweden has placed
torpedoes at the northern and southern en-
frances of the Sound, but furnishes pilots 70
guard vessels through safely for the present.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

OFFIOE OF r. Y. TAYLOR. Powers Block
GRAND RAPIDS. May = 1855.
Cables-Wheat Oh higher. Corn hrmer. Con
suls qS li-l6 later 9sis
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

BouB,v. May The cholera epidemic At
Rangoon is Increasing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
The Supreme Court.

heard to-day. No additions TO the call.
Court will adjourn at noon tomorrow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

At the New Orleans Exposition. Mr.. L. X.
Hoyt, mechanical engineer was severely
injured by "a huge derrick pole He was
conveyed 10 his residence. and after only
three applications of st. Jacobs Oil, all the
swelling and nam disappeared
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
COMPE T|T|ON
is THE
LIFE OF T RADE.

Il CfBzns lots Il work for 1ffle N0ney huf
isrge rareipfs and makes things lively fof fis
florks No telling how long prices vii lasi -
csynge early sad secure iareHius f4pp1s oeiiv-
erel - ans PARTS ~ the citf 81 f5pnasens.
T cas- per 10, BIC. 40c and sc.
b onsy. white clover. l5c.
e eFs tested and warranted. 121kc per doz
stmeal. lDs for lie.
3 ohemisn DRIED Pears 2,la.
g. full line n Sears A CO. and Kennedy
Biscuit a. bottom prices
NJ ocbs and Java Coffee 3lc per lb
c h0oe Creamery Butier. 1e
o ood Roasted Coffee. ~
o ranges Dc per doza-
o 81 water white, I6o gal f0r 75c
: oap. Kirk Am Family lib bars Dr.
8 zlmon. 1-,e f-er csr. z iDr zse
e Ktrs q sng- 81 Granuiatei ~
2 ~ Figs, l2c
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Rase hits Allegheny 3. Metropolitan B. Error
AilaSheney 3 Metropolitan. none. Pitchers Mo-
ris Bsgey. Umpire, ConneHy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
BASEBALL
wAsHISgroS

Base hits. Louisville :. Baltimore I. Errors,
Louisville I. Baltimore Pitchers. Hscker.
Burns Umpire. Kelly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Base nits Nationals. H. Norfolk Errors.
Nationals lS Norfolk l5. Pitchers. Gasy1s. Row
ELL Nctlr0y Umpire. kyler.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

Are IN thelr new and oomMoaious quarters
and VIII be pleased a. see al usif old
customers and a. ulans nee ones 81 lnaa
favor them with cali
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Honolulu, April Is, 1885.

Referring to the above, we beg to
inform the business public that our
Banking establishment will be opened
for the transaction of business on
Monday, May the 4th, when we will
be prepared to receive deposits in our
Savings Bank.
We will also be prepared to make
loans, discount approved notes, and
purchase exchange at best market
rates.
We will receive deposits on open
account, make collections and con-
duct a general Banking and EX-
change business.
Our arrangements have been COM
pleted, so that we can draw exchange
on the principal parts of the world.
77-tf CLAUS SPRECKELs & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Deming Palmer Milling Co.,

DROPRIETORS OF THE CAPITOL MILLS.
Office 2O2 and 2O4 Davis street, San Francisco.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in Flour, Grains OF
all kinds, Oatmeal, Bran, Middlings, Cornmeal,
Ground and Rolled Barley, Cracked Wheat,
Cracked Corn, Buckwheat Flour, OH Cake Meal,
Hominy, Etc, Etc. l24-au26-Iy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
BANKING NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed CO.
partnership under the firm name of
CLAUS SPRECKELs & Co, for the
purpose of carrying on a Bank of
Savings and Deposits, and for trans
acting a general Banking and Elk
change business at Honolulu, and
such other place in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable.
CLAUS SPRECKELS.
WIN, @. IRWIN.
Honolulu, April Is, 1885.