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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
OUT OF JAIL.
Two Men Escape from the East Tawas
Tombs.

East TAwAs, Mich. June lT.-Henry Far
rington and Richard Burke cut the floors and
City making their escape, last night. Far
rington was in for assaulting the jailer seven
years ago, and Burke on a charge of may
hem. While Farrin gtOn WAS IN this Jail on q
Charge OF murderering Stewart, of Sable.
some seven years ago, he dug out of the jail,
but was recaptured. 4 cell lined with iron
was then made for his accommodation, and
until lately ne has been kept IN II; but desir
ing this cell for a woman. he was allowed 10
be with the other prisoner in the hall. day
times, and locked up at night. There were
other prisoners IN the jail, but they evidently
did not know the movements of Burke and
Harrington. a. they might also have escaped
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Bunker Hul Oay

Bosrnv june i--This Is Buuksr Hill day.
ami the people If Cbariestown and its neigh
borhood celebrated the anniversary although.
perhaps hecause the morning vas rainy. not
with the 1s1ai amount of enthusiasm. Thou-
sauds ~ suhurhans were in town. and the in
AK ~ country people vss nor smaller than
common ou TIRE fTth. feature ~ the day
b 7lTHIs morning rrocesslou wsde NJ ~
F4rfous s1ciefifa. military companies. etc
fhfs Faar Che t~r7n remeuts feN into mex
rarienfed nauds with the result that while
tre rarefe vas good y spots. No vas OF the
whole frrie Tn Boston business generally
rn- -rsr.rl.I
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
WAYS THAT LOOK DARK.
The Mysterious Changing of Money
from One Person to Another.

from One Person to Another.
Charles Cowell, who lives with his wife and
family in rooms in the wenham block, Mon
roe street, was arrested at the Bridge Street
House early this morning by Sergeant Hur-
ley, upon suspicion of larceny from the per
son. The case against Cowell is a pretty
clear one, and if he tells as crooked stories
IN court as he told The TELEGRAM represen-
tative, who interviewed him. he will have
difficulty in proving his innocence. COwell
l. something Of hOrseman, has been in
the livery business here and dealt
somewhat in fast stock. A man by the name
of jenkins, from Detroit, was IN the city
yesterday and stopped at the Bridge Street
House. tie admired a horse COwell was
driving, which the latter admits was borrow
ed of friend, and said he would like TO pur-
chase the animal. COwel saw he had a man
with money and they went for a
drive, stopped at various saloons and
obtained drinks until Jenkins was quite
intoxicated. They returned TO the hotel
without any bargain being made for the
purchase of the horse, when jenkins
found he had no money IN his possession,
except some small change he had in his
shoe. Cowell started for home and Jenk-
ins. discovering his loss. went IN search of
Headquarters. He reported that Cowell
him, and Segeaut Hurley accompanied
the stranger tO the hotel. To see If some ad-
ditional facts might be gained. They had
just arrived a Cowell returned. this time in
a hack. He came IN approached jenkins
and asked him tO ride, but A. he saw Ser
geant Hurley he informed the driver he
would not need the hack. COwell was then
arrested and taken 10 headquarters. Upon
the way he said he had $50 or $40 upon his
persOn. but the officers found $l0S.36. COwell
afterwards admitted he had won SjfrOm Jen-
kins IN bet at a saloon and that he
had seen his stranger friend exhibit new
$50 bill No such bill did Jenkins have when
he showed up at headquarters. but just such
bill was the outside one in the roll taken
from Cowell. The latter was much excited
last night and was anxious to see Jenkins,
that the matter might be settled. Some sus-
piciOus looking bills OF sale, without dates,
were found among COwelrs papers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
a PACKING HOUSE BURNED.
a Philadelphia Establishment Meets
With a Heavy Loss.

PmLADuPBIA. June 1.-THE large pork
and lard packing house Of Washington
Butcher Sons, AT the northwest corner Of
SIXTH and Moore streets, was entirely de-
-troyed by hre this morning. The flames
we're Erst discovered on the third iOor OF the
building az about 3,45 o'clock. The IRE en-
gines were quickly on the ground. but IN
consequence of the inhamnable material IN
the building there vas NO chance 10 save n,
and the hremen directed their energies 10
preventing the destruction OF the adloinin :
property. Two tremen were injured. Moth
lng i left OF the building but the bare walls.
The lOss By IRE will exceed 5000 includ-
Ing the machinery, stock and building; III
surance a. yet unknown. Upwards of two
persons. many of whom are women and
young girls, are thrown out of work.
The entire building L. four stories IN hight.
running back from Moore TO Pierce street
and from Sixth street about three hundred
feet westward.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
THE BICYCLE CLUB.
An Organization Completed and
Officers Elected Last Evening

An Organization Completed and
Officers Elected Last Evening.
The bicyclers met at Aliens shop last
evening and completed their organization.
The following members being present: A. b.
Richmond c. T. Allen, Thomas Brownley
Frank Coleman. ". II. Bennett. George
Everhart, Frank Courtwright, Will Turner
Ed NJ. Moore. ". X. Compton. VIII. II.
Gay and Frank H. Escott. Il Was decided
10 name the organization, The Grand
Rapids Bicycle Club" Officers were elected
a. follows: President, A. B. Richmond:
Vice President, @. +. Allen: Secretary and
Treasurer, Will II. Gay: Captain, Frank
Everhart: Subj Captain. W. II. Bennett. 4
communication from J. l. Levi. inviting the
club TO enter the coming Fourth Of July
parade, but the invitation was declined
owing to the club not being uniformed. A
committee consisting Of Frank II. Escott
Will Gay and George Everhart was appointed
10 choose the style for uniforms and report
at the adjourned meeting next Tuesday
evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
THE BUTCHERS GUARD.
Their Arrangements for Joining the
Fourth Of July Procession.

Their Arrangements for Joining the
Fourth of July Procession.
About twenty-five members of the Grand
Rapids Butchers Guard met at the corner Of
Kent and Lyon streets last evening to take
such action a was deemed advisable in
reference to joining the Fourth of July
parade. general invitation was extended
TO all outside meat dealers 10 join them. and
1t is expected that 100 or more will form into
line. The members Will appear mounted,
each wearing a white apron and sleeves.
under escort Of Capt John g. Ebe assisted
by Iieutenant= Nm. Butkan. George Leman
and a number of subordinates. From
a perusal Of the constitution and
bylaws we learn that the purposes
aud objects of tins body Is to
protect themselves and the com
munity from buying diseased meats
Any violations are AT once reported TO the
Board of Health and If found to be az re
ported prosecution follows Zach member
pledges himself not to buy or sell meats
unless of a wholesome character. Any butch
or OF good moral character may become a
member by paying fee Of 500 and twenty
FIVE cents monthly dues. Honorary mem
bers are admitted free. but they have no
voice IN the affairs Of the society The Off
Gers are one captain. two heutenant=. aecre-
tary. treasurer and three trustees Captain
Eble says the society has done noble work in
orr city and have the interest Of the entire
community az heart
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Medical Anno.ntmsnts

W,uuseroS, June IA number %
Black in me force of medical examiners. AZ
De- Moioe=. IT,. Drs. Spencer. VI. Rice and
D - Smou-e have been appointed and Or.
George = Hanawalt retained at Dubuque,
Drs Michael r. Connolly and Marshal VI.
Waples appointed. and DR. John ;. Lewis
retained N Cedar Rapids Ia. prs. A. u
Foore end EhIah " Lake appointed and
john W. Lagrange retained nc Detroit,
N.ch. Drs William Brodie and Augustus
kaissr appointed and Dr. Eugene Smith
retained. Dr. J.. Brown. who is appointed
nue af tla new board 8t Nc6regor. Ia. vas
che surgeon who dressed CommiszioDer
8iscks wounds after the battle 0f P-oirie
Grove Ark
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Can Supply all Classes.

Grand Rapids is rapidly
growing in population, includ-
mgpeopie of wealth. together
with "a more numerous por-
tion of people of limited
means. While the former
class has created a demand
for early fruits and vegetables
the latter IS compelled 90 deny
themselves many Of these
luxeries. bat the necessities of
life are wanted hoy both.
lheo b. a N &. Gposen. las
Monroe street. are handling
all early fruits and vegetables
of the season. anh make 9
speciality of strawberries. new
cabbage. bananas. pIne-apples
etc. One trial VIII cOnvincs
You IN regard 10 prices. botl
in staples and fancy fruit
and vegetables. that they out
sell any competitor, either il
price on quality
i. Garden Seeds m Bull
In any quantity also DEALER
ln stove wood.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

When We commenced our great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
10 upward Of Fifty Thousand ,ion.rs. II
Is not quite SO large as 1t waj then. yet
We can show the finest line 1 patterns 10
be found in this market ]|nsisting ~
Tai estry Brussels at the 2treme low
pnceof 55c. 65c. 75c lngrai1 CaTpetiug
as low as 25c, 30c. 35c, 40c a., 5ee. s5c.
6Oc, 65c We have the largeet assortment
Of patterns as well as the bei makes a.
be found IN tins country. Otr stock ~
VELvFrs at SLl0, SlI5 81 y and 81 .35
is beyond all question the m] 4 complete,
consisting Of the Newest nd Choicest
Designs manufactured.
MoQUETrEs from sll0. 81 t.. sl.35 and
$40 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BRUSSELS at 95c, 81 y, Sll0 and
Sl.l5 is cheaper than can De found Ia the
United States, and We are prepared 10
guarantee tins fact for the reason that our
trade Is coming from places hundreds 81
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
The Liberty Bell Home Again.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE old lib
erty' bell, after an absence of several
months, arrived here from New Orleans this
afternoon. A large crowd gathered at the
depot to witness the arrival of the sacred
relic, which was accompanied by the Mayor
and other officials of the Crescent City, to-
gether with Mayor Smith and a committee
of Councilmen from this city, who proceeded
to Baltimore this morning to meet the com
mittee having the bell in charge. A large
procession escorted the bell from German
town to,Independence Hall where appropriate
ceremonies were held, and the bell was res
tored 10 its accustomed place among other
relics of the revolution.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Hotel Registers.

Ar TIM MoRrON-M. G. Griswold, Mid
dleville; Geo. c. Gray and wife, Big Rapids.
ID. c. Wright, New York X. y. Dunham.
Cincinnati: VIM. Yager. Chicago: JnO. W.
Lickins. Owosso; +. T. Huntington. Buffalo.
ID. t. Jones. Boston; NJ. ". Evans New
York; c. l.. Andrews, Detroit: y. : Lee.
Syracuse: L. Y. Shaw. Newaygo; Frank
Failey. New York; VIM. NJ. Harrington.
Memphis.
Al THE RArHBUN.-H q. Iazell, Ryerson.
W II. Fleming. Minneapolis; Nj. II. Maltby.
Cleveland: Ed. 4. Radciff Chicago: J. NJ.
Nelson, Milwaukee: NJ. Sour, New York. L.
Conley. Holland +. NJ. Parks, Cleveland.
AT SWEET s-J. ". Walker. ST. Joseph.
Mo: II. l.. Delano. Muskegon; y. ID. vii
hanson New York; A. X. Stiger. Chicago;
+. d. Leaning, Greenville; i. ". Campbell,
Chicago: Harry Mercer, Chatham. Ont: 4.
Burnham, Milwaukee; ". +. HauKhurst,
Detroit: A. J. Sherwood, Milwaukee: +. ".
White. Chicago; Geo :. c copper, Iona: J. c.
Blanchard. Bois Blanc Island.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
A Prisoners Murderous Assault.

CoBoURG. Ont. June IA prisoner
named Mcclure, in Jail for a murderous as
sault, yesterday attacked Jailor Higgins,
while the latter was stopping to adjust
the shackles on McGuire's feet, his pur-
pose being to secure the keys and es-
cape. He laid open Higgins skull with a
large stone which he had secreted. He then
pummeled Mcclure. inflicting some bad
wounds about his head. An alarm was given
by the jailer, and the prisoner Overpowered.
Higgins injuries are serious.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Bad for Buddensiek.

NEW YoBK, June lin the Buddensiek
trial to-day James Reilly testified that man
named Levine told him Buddensiek would
pay him Reilly all he owed him, over
5000. IL he would keep out Of the way and
say nothing as 10 the manner IN which the
foundations Of the fallen buildings had been
laid. Reilly's wife corroborated his testI-
mOuy as 20 the conversation with Levine.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

At o'clock last evening a tearn=ter named
Rathburn, drove into Che alley 30 the rear of
Policeman Prices house corner of Madison
and Perry streets. with 8 wagon loaded uith
lafh. Where be intended touuload The wagon
stood 1ion an incline and be left the team =
moment to eet block D. put under THE
wheels. While he vas gone p number Of
children attempted ~ climb onto the wagon
AMI the horses moved along about ten feet
A -5r-year-oid ds1zhtfr ~ Mr. Tnce vas
canght FRI the uhee ~ under it and wss ter
~hiF crushed spo1t tne neck and chest Ir
Uafsr1r Va- called and foan3 fha ch5id cold
AZ death. vomiting blood and it= T1I-e st
1t0 He had no hores Tor it- recovery. h1t
sitter uorsTng uItt j. an boar ~ more fhe
vomiting ceased. THE Fulae dropped to l1
and 81 eft t thinkiag fhat II might re~over.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Jewett Ahead Again.

New YORK. June l7.-Presdent King, Of
the Erie, was defeated by ex-President
Jewett at the annual meeting of the directors
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton K. X.
Co. Jewett being reelected Preside Mt to-
day. The annual report for the year ending
March 81 i very favorable. showing an IN
crease of 81 30 over that OF 1884. The
Nickel Plate earnings for the first five
months of lSSj show a total increase of S29,-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
OePe~s sLscTios
The Sacrince OF rs Political Pros
poets a. a Result

poets a. a Result.
Nz9 iozs. June lI.-At the meeting "
fae Nss lork Central railroad directors, To
day ~ shich Chanees d. Depe~ 49, elected
president HOrace J Hayden 49, elected
second wee president, the position formerly
occupied b Depe~. The o1ice of thlrd vice
president 80 abolished The choics caused
some surprise ia " al street According -
seniority II position 10 Xas due % 4. G.
CLARK. nrst vice president u the company
bal II is said that CLARK 0as the nrst 10 sag-
gezr tne uame II Depe@ a. the successor "
hltteF. and al Ine meeting to-day
Glars nominated Deles. The election Sas
anan.mous. Ia accepting the position
DeleE acted against the advice OF many
friends sho argued that he has injured Ms
political prO-I eet- - it and hold that thou "a
DepeN declined tile nomination OF IuIted
States Senator tWO years ago, he would &c
cspt the domination Of Governor Of the
state, NhIch be stood 4 fair chance OF get
ting. DeIeE has been connected with the
road many years ~ counsel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

Wv YoRE June II Houny loaned 81 eaer
rates. railing rafa for o. aaT vas ~ per reTt
which uas also ffe ciassrr rate fyrhsnga eIaaa1
sfaeiy poetrd rates q -ans - sotusi RATES
s. - a. ssis for sirfy days RDd 4 - ~ y y
fur demand
63rse-rn.e-ts rloee3 frn ourreu-v % 1E
hsf fs eoruor fzz = ti1 ~ 81 1929. bod
F-eiF- flsiirred f,rsris cIoea7 Union f-sfs
g1sa6Ils 81 Iani grants - - ~ ~ sinking
f-r1z fTlsaIf f.er-~rir 1854 Ml7a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Ea,al E,acas N a ear-Roon.

NV YoRs. June l7.-Durng an alterca-
ton tonight ia Cusick's bar-room. n
Broadway. between John W. Baneft. of
Jersey City. and Robert !. Pointer. q
B-ookly Pointer sho- Barnett. Infictug a
mortal wound. Cusick vas Shot m the knee
Psrnetf Vas taken 20 The hospital and the
coroner =urnnone to take hls ante 10rfefr
statement P0inte- was arrested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Suspicious Of Murder.

NEw YoRK. June l.. Thursday night last
the headless body of George K. Lewis,
post Office clerk at Locust Valley. Long
Island. was found on the track OF the Long
Island railroad. Friends now claim that he
did not commit suicide but was stunned 10y
a heavy blow and dragged on the track.
Suspicion Il entertained of a man who was
jealous of Lewis attention 10 his wife.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
Soliciting Without Authority.

GRFESv1rLE. Mich. June l7.-(ieorge II.
WInaus. OF Kalamazoo. was arrested yester-
day and brought before Judge Jones. 81
Cfreeuville. la=t evening. He gave bonds
for his appearance IN the Circuit Court
Winsus was arrested AZ the instance Of
the State Commissioner Of Insurance for
soliciting business for the Anglo-American
Insurance Company without state authority.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

Crrctoo. June o. The tenth annual
n,eeung ~ the American ASSOCIATION ~
Nrir-alruren commenced to-day. the ssso-
ciet'on is composed ~ nurserymeu. florists.
4easisufeu and kindred interests. The At
tendance numbered l-o from rarions parts-
F1.-sr ~Hata-s ~ Chicago. tre president
delivered t'e snn17l 7dirass Hon. Norman
Cniman. -eceuf'r aprcinted ( nfted States
Crfrnr -etrner ~ Erfcr fura. was present
fr,,i vas introduced
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

NADsID. June I'm Valencia, II new
eases and seven deaths from cholera were
reported to-day. In the oty Of Murcia there
we're - aew eases and a. deaths. and ia the
Pr0vluce ~ MurcIa. exclusive OF the city,
lfl ra-es and u deaths. Ia Castellon dc IL
Plaua 81 u6w eases and - deaths were re-
ported. and ia the Province 0f Valencia.
not lnciading the city. ~ cases reported and
20 deaths Occur rred.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
TAMMANY AT WASHINGTON.
a Delegation 70 Tell the President
What 70 Do.

WAsu1Sor0N. June 17.-Hugh Grant, John
McOuade. T. T. FitzPatrick, Thomas +.
Gilroy and ex senator Michael Norton. all
- New York City, representing Tammany
Han. arrived to-day and are at Willard's.
Their mission is understood TO be 20 urge
the President to call the leaders Of the New
York City Democratic factions together or
so that they may settle the question of New
York City patronage. Ex-senator Norton
says everything depends Bpon the action of
the President. tie has the future OF the
party IN his hands. but what the Tammauy
men desire him % do is 70 unite the warring
factions there.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
One Young Man Shoots Another and
Then Himself

NEW ORLEANS. June T.-TO-niEht John
Charlton shot n Young man named Mckay
and then the pistol 10 his own head.
bioving out his brains and killing himslf
instantly. Mckay was wounded IN the neck,
but not seriously. Charlton had been out
Of employment for some time and was very
low spirited. tie met Mckay this afternoon
and the two took a social glass or two.
Cnarleton soon became affected with a
species of delirium tremens. qnarreled with
and struck Mckay. and the latter defended
himself with a chair. Charlton then drew a
pi.tol and fired This seemed to sober him,
and thinking he had killed his friend turned
the pistol on him self.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

Wtsrrygrrs. Iene f--rhe Ba.ivag Mas
te- Necnsnirs Convention this morninz
a-terea en- tre -eadiug 'f number ~ papers.
lr.i az rrrn sd .on-ned and ,alie3 npon ihe
a-as7dent TIE convention viH probably
f.rr-- rr- morrow ani or Frda7 tha ueu,-
ra-e r.r r-rt Mt terrcn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
A CABINET ANNOUNCED
NAMES TF+AT FtAVs sEEN CHOSEN
a Number of them Formerly of 5~a-
consnsid's Cabinet r. Giftord for
Loru ri ~ Chancellor.

LssDos. Jal4 ll.-lli- announced 70 ul-hr
thal .he follysing appointments ~ the new
Secretary So hichaIi A-heton Cross NJ. r.
f1r lanel-llrs. secretary i9r Nar. Mr. "ul.
henrg smith ST. T. for " Westminster Colo
ulal Secretary. Col tredsIck A. Stanley
L1r1 Chileeilor 1f IRELAND +. Gibson, %. a..
sd II f9r Dublin university Al these gen
len-l srre members 20 Lord beaco lsneld 3
government aud beld the following 0lhcer-
fe-pecuFeiy haMe secretary First Lord u
Admirably Secretary for War and Attorney
General f4f Ireland
l0sDos june 1.-The appointments OF
hoime- as attorney tieuertl for Ireland and
M Molroe 4s solicitor General for Ireland
are announced.
sir htrdmas .tanirg ttrE1. a. 4 for
i.stlEerzsssa. i..1- os.ls. ss.so.lt.a l-os4 Aisa
f.H4uaa Inr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
RAILROAD RATES.
Agents in Session at Chicago Yester.
day TO Discuss Them.

day TO Discuss Them.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE east-bOund pas
-euger agents. including the Chicago i At
lantic. met at the Grand Pacific to-day.
Joint Agent Moore was asked 10 outline his
plan for a money pool, which was so well
thought OF that he was requested to call an
other meeting a. soon as ne was prepared to
submit the plan in detail. An agreement
was made To maintain the present reduced
rates until after the next meeting.
The passenger department Of the Central
Traffic Association. at a meeting to day, de
cided TO restore rates from Cincinnati, st.
Louis and other association points 10 interior
points. inclGding Ohio River territory, TO a
basis OF Sl7 for first-class. the same a. east
bound passenger rates. The meeting then
adjourned sine de.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

BsmIS June lI-Field Marshal Baron
Alsace and Lorraine. died quite suddenly
40 Carlsbad, az which place he wa sojouru-
ing FOR his health, nc % clock this morning.
The news Of hi- death. following 40 closely
ca that Of Prince Frederick Charles, has
greatly shocked the emperor. lie H. much
prostrsted and says that al his friends are
DIVING -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

So. PErEEsnCRG, June 1.-THE Russian
newspapers express doubt as 20 the intention
ot the English Conservatives 70 continue
Gladstone foreign policy except long
enough to -ecure the support of the moder-
ates ft the Fall election They predict
hostile stritude toward Russia after the Con
ssFvatives lind themselves drmiy IN power.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

Ladies' Black and Coioreo Jerseys
Some of the cheapest 4 s,ds Ia thus hus
you ever saw. Ia fact those Ne sell for =
IS and A. are about as thin ts cloess
cloth and wrn adapted h a tropical eli
mate Ike that II Honduras or amy pla1s
under tie equator.
We sell q splendid Jersey ior 75c thai
h retaile,d elsewhere from Soc 70 a each
A yers good quality for Sl.25 and $3.50
also very good jersey fof e We also
have those ~ superior make and finish
for 500, IS. $3.50 aud upwards
SPkING A CoMfANg.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

LosDo~. June I7-No direct overtHres
have been made by the Conservatives for the
support of che Liberals in passing necessary
measure- n Parliament, but Il Is believed
shat tacit agreement will DO reached
through lhe intervention Of the Queen.
Some points in SIr Nm. Vernon HarcOurt' =
speech n 81. James Han last ight are
construed as indicating the willingness OF
the moderate Liberals 10 % reasonable IN
til. mlLtar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

II the people Of Michigan could make
all their purchases as low as they can Oh
tain Dry Goods and Carpets 10 our
establishment, they would accumul lte
wealth at a rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State Of the
Union. SPRING \ COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18

Nuv YoRE. June rs TIE trofter Maiof.a
bss beer matchei against ? J. Cases Phsl
lss for $500 contest. 60 take place st
the f-enfleroan's LrivInz PARK ere rld
Fleetwood July 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-18
a - - ID London.

LoSpov june IA fire broke ont this
mornine ia Nhitlesey's large furniture
establishment ou Westbourue grove. Bays
water tnd t1e dunes spread so rapidly that
before fle frcmen could obtain control over
half a million dollars worth Of property was
.Ir-t-flrelf