Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

TOWN TALK
Risb,ra vii appear Al Powers's next Mon
day ulghL
The Michigan Central psy-ear ~as in the
city yesterday
s~van drunks xsrs a4raigned in Police
Court yesterday
To NJ and Mrs. Henry Da~isy, Ot 55
Madlson street. an eizht-pOand gif.
The large Roags river drive l. expected %
reach the Boon Company plant some time
to-tay.
Two divorces we're granted ia the Circuit
Court yesterday. See the record IA another
column
Ds. DeCamp ha- mousse quartet, which
renders al bat the national airs IA biFd-hke
sWeetnes-.
The ola council met around the regular
Monday evening camp-nre for the iast time
Last evening.
Rev. +. II. Brooks. OF the Second Baptist
Church, win build residence On Summer
street. West side.
The Grand Rapids MoRSrSe fELEGRAa Is
rapidly gaming a superiority over the other
dsiliss II thai city. .-.jackson star.
An old fisherman of the city II auth ority
for The abatement that the head waite ~ OF
Plaster Greek are fall OF brook trout
TIE special taxes are due the Government
on May l. and are being paid Ia At Collector
Watkins ofice at the rate OF about Stgooc
per cay.
The May term OF the Circuit Court begins
next Monday. Tue calendar Is IN the hands
Of ttie printer. and vii De out on Thursday
or .iday.
Patrick Hogan Knew no other way 20 eel
sbrate the great xinorals birthday than
by getting drunk. and be was run IN early
last evening
Ernest Phelan a-ed loud, boisterous and
indecent language IN the Methodist Church
AZ Byron Center. and paid g and costs for
u IN Justice Weatfalls court yesterday.
IN the list OF those 10 be confirmed at ST.
Marks Church. A published ia the DeD,0crnt
OF sunday, the name OF Miss Allie lInkam
was gwen Il should be Mrs. +. A. Vinegar
The funeral services Of Mrs. Jane MuIhern.
wife 0f Rev. DR.. &ulhern, will be held az the
fanaily residence. : Henry street. this after
noOa at ? O'Clock Rev. l. Batterteld ofhclat-
ing.
There will not DC 40 many pieces Of land
sold for taxes on Monday next "a are adver-
tisssi. Many owners are paying the taxes TO
the County Treasurer, with costs of adver-
tlslng, etc.
A complimentary concert viii be given
Miss Annie Miller some time during May.
Miss Nill has shown great proficiency "a
violinist and the proceeds viii be used IN
proving for her further instruction
At the semi annual meeting OF the Phil
harmonic sOciety. the old officers were re
elected except the librarian, who has not
been named. The society - m a very pros
per5us condition. with money IN its treas
ary,
The Gsrmauia Horn Quartette, new mu-
sicaL organization. composed Of Frank
Wurzburv e.. Braun. Louis Martin and
Charles Hsuser. rendered some very hne
music az a concert AT Arbeiter Hall, Sunday
night.
Mrs Seegmillsr. the artist, has been
Obliged to give up her studio over Hartman >
crallery on account of serious trouble with
her eyes This a much To De regretted. a.
Miss Seegmiller. though young. Il thorough
arilst.
s,uperiutsndent Metheany. Of the Grand
Rapids z Indiana road. returned yesterday
FROM attending the convention OF railroad
snoerintendenfs st Richmond. Va After
the meeting he party went upon an excur-
si0n to New Orleans.
An interesting exhibition Of reproductions
OF works by Fred ;. Church. and some Of hii
etrhinas we're shown last week at the
Gotham AT students Rooms IN New York.
Il ia - be hoped that this entire collection
vii soon be- shown IN tins city
A cs,se OF smallpox il reported from Alba
small stsfion near Manceiona, on the
Grand Rapids Il Indiana railroad. The VIC
tm was exposed at BOarduan some time
since. md the railroad company will prob
ably order trains - make no stops "a Alba
County Treasurer Stebbius drove out to
hrs farm in sparta sunday, and says h'
found his peach trees IN much better cOUdi
ttou than he expected. Re found many live
falds and expects a small crop OF peaches
In his orchard II ls0D trees but 100 were
winter killed
- H.e-N
rIurchased through Mr. Hartman. a superh
,1nd valuable painting IN 0ii from the eass
,,f Andres Achenback. the great marIna
sainter. II - called "MOonrise After the
Storm" &c a. understood that Mr. Ives has
purchased nnmber ct choice examples
from Mr. Hartman present collection. but
they viii remain on The walls until the AZ
hihltion closes next week.