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ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE
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TAKES THE BAKERY.-Our gents fine hand
sewed, calf, Wankenphast, either lace or con.
gress, at SO. Call and see them
FAMILY SHOE STORE
80 9TH street.
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i MUSEUN.
IL Late Lincoln Hail. corner 9Th and sts NV.

IN ERLOIIS VI USEUN.
IL Late Lincoln Hall, corner 9Th and D sts NV
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH Is,
MAURICE PIXIES COMEDY COMPANY,
Headed by the distinguished Dramatic Stars,
Mr.. MAURICE PIKE and Miss MILLIE SACkETT
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
ALL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
LOST IN LONDON; OR, A MINER'S WIFE.
Excellent Cast Superine Acting.
Admission to family circle, 10 cents: admission to
first floor, 2Oc. Reserved seats may be secured six
days In advance without extra charge at the Box
once of the In the future Box Office will be
open from 8 m. sharp to 10 pm.
Doors open at and 7 p.m overture one hour later
Carriages may be ordered at 4:lO and 1910 pm.
mhl6-jt
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Mothers.
"AIllerney Dairy Na-ans.

IF you are falling, broken, worn out and ner
vous, use "Welis' Health Remover" 81. Drug
gists. s
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Corner 11th and + streets n

SPECIAL DRIvE-Large line body BrusSel!
aud velvet carpets at 81 per yard.
W. b. MOSES & Son,
Corner Ith and streets northwest.
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ITCHING PILES.


THE PRICE OF CUTICURA NO ACCOUNT
was taken for the first time in my life, with Blind
Piles, severe that could hardly keep on my feet.
used various remedies for three weeks, when the dis
ease took the form Of Itching Piles and
BY advice Of an old gentleman tried the CUT,CURA.
One application relieved the itching, and was soon
cured wish to tell the world that in cases of Itching
Piles the price of the CUTICURA is of no account.
From an unsolicited quarter. o. G. KIRBY.
81 West Street, Concord, n. 81.
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DoS,r HAVE your pictures framed until you
have seen the great variety of mouldings at
Veerhoffs stores, All and GIG 9TH street.
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Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH and
Some Of Our bargains.

Infants kid button boots a-c
Children's spring heel boots. .Stlc
Ladies' kid button boots 9Sc
Ladies' mat kid button .............."' 81 40
Ladies' genuine French kid ... 50 "a
Mems English walking shoes. ...... 81 %
Mems calf lace shoes ..............S1 90
Mems fine hand-sewed calf congress 81 40
FAMILY SHOE STORE
i 80 18th street
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''Alderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
| ing, and delivered in half-pound Ward" prints
soc. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter
milk and Sweet Milk, SC per quart. Cream 15c
pint
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FURNITURE and household goods packed BY
experienced packers. Inquire of
W. Ii. MOSES & Son,
Corner IL tn and + streets northwest.
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BH WARMERS Guide Book at all station
ers and at his office, 916 + street. Price ter
cepfg
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FANCY SKATING EVERY EVENING.

90 TO THE FAIR OF THE
" UNION VETERAN CORPS
(First Company,
Al Abner's Music Hall. EVERY EVENING THIS
MONTH.
Good music and visiting military company Grand
Army Post every evening
Admission 10 cents. mh1S-6t
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VXTALKERB 2O4 10TH ST. N.W.-2S TONS OF
wv Building paper In stock Tar Felt single and 2ply
Ready Roofing Carpet lining. Tin Lining. Rostn Size.
DC Lime. cenaeutss plaster. pitch, Tar. ID IA
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ART SALE-This evening, at 7:45 sharp the
SAKE oi u Lewis collection commences at w
- viii; ms gallery, 10th and Psnnsylvania
avenue. This Is the first time that a sale OF 20
much importance by one artist has ever oc-
CURED IN ashington, and will be q test Of it,
capacity. In the many marine examp;es IN the
catalogue some have been compared with w. T,
richards in execution. At any rate they are
worthy of q prominent place In any gentle
mans collection.
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NJ ANN > HALL
AXl FRIDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY NAT
INEE, MARCH 90 AND II.
Only Appearance Of the Celebrated Pianist, Rafael
JOSEfFY,
JOSEFFY,
JOSEFFY,
Assisted by MRS CLAIRE BUXTON, Soprano.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME.
ADMISSION, 81. No extra charge for reserved seats
Seats now be secured the music store of Ed F.
Droop, 925 Pennsylvania ave. mh16-5t
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CITY ITEMS.
Following Goods.

Attention Voters.-LOok to your interest and
save doctor;bills by using DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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Have You Seen Hahn.s Gents
81 line of Calf Button, Laced and COngressq
They are without rival for style tit and wear
SIG 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave- I
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IL Yor- HAVE a sore throat. a cough or cold
try T. H. Douglas Il Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops: they are pleasant TO the taste, perfectly
harmless and will surely cure you.
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PILES 20 YEARS
MARTYR FOR 20 YEARS CURED.
Having been martyr to Piles for twenty years. 1
was advised by friend to try your CUTIcURA RENE
DIES which did, and thankful to state that am
now perfectly relieved, and hope permanently so.
New York. RICHARD NORMAN.
p. ST. would send you my address. but prefer to
remain in obscurity.
ITCHING PILES.
began the use Of your CUTICURA REMEDIES when
you first put them on the market, and know of two
cases Of Itching Piles that have been cured by the use
at my suggestion, Of these remedies.
Virden, Ill F. n. MARTIN.
ALL THAT YOU CLAIM
have tried your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and find
them all that you claim, and the demand for them in
this section is great.
HiggstOn, Ga. AUGUSTUS w. COLLINS.
CUTICURA REsOLvENT the new Blood Purifier; Gu
TICURA. the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP,
exquisite Skin Beautifier, positive of species
of Itching, Scaly Pmply, Scrofulous and Inherited
Diseases Of the Skim Scalp and Blood. from Pimples
to Scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, &c.,
Soap, Csc; Resolvent, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON
vELvETY Hands and Skin from Cur1cuRA SOAP
mills
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GRAND AGGREGATION OF WoRRs or Apr
AT AUCrIoN--Parties interested In works OF
81 VIII De pleased to know that Mr.. Downing
tuesday at bis rooms, 18th and Pennsylvania
ave grand collection Of pictures, embrac-
liz ", paintings, water colOrs, engravings and
pasteils, in all about three hundred picfnres
snu ihtenoing purchasers should give this mat
yer tislr consideration, IL is seldom that such
aSariety Is placed before the public at a public
paper 40 'AAAS
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.LLSkazser.5
%&<s<{
Commissioner

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by NE
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purpose
with capital Of 81 900 OOO-to which 3 reserve
fund of over $3.50 600 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote its ffgnchise ives
made part of the present State Constitution adope1
December I'd, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery uoted on and endorsed ~ ~
fDeoDte " any State.
scales posfpones
Its Grand Single Number drawings take plnoo
monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE. FOURTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS ID,
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, APRIL Ia, 1SS5-l70th Montl<ly
Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE e-S OOO
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CHEAPSFsS. SUPERIOR FLAVoR.-Thts Is said
Of the new brand of chewing tobacco, the
Violet Plug. Observe the trade mark closely,
20 that You will not get an imitation of the
article when you come TO purchase 1t. The
latest and best Luchs Il Bro, agents.
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SAFE, BRILLIAN Mt. CHEAP!-N.A.POOle& Co. 8
ssPotomac" $50 fire test Oil in bbls. and to 5
gai cans 931 La. ave.n.w., DC; also FL Dorado
Engine, Capitol Cylinder. and all gradesof Lu.
bricating Oils; also Lard OIL, Turpentine, Linseed
and NeatSfOOt Oils.
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S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle No !
Rye w Risky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near D st. w&s-1 m
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FUssELI's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1897 New York avenue.
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MONEY on real estate. B. H. Warner, GIG T
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DR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury, % cents.
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Boys Blue Flannel Shirts from soc
up, at Auerbach's Bic. Shirt Depot, 18th and H. !
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RATES REDUCED.-Ielands Sturtevant house,
Broadway and 29th street, New York. Rooms,
with board, $3.50, 50, $3.50 day; rooms only,
81 day and up.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs Duncauson
BIOS, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon. by
oruer oil lhe vestry of Ascension church. mart OF
square 40, fronting 30 feet on III street by a
depth of 123 feet, improved by three-st0ry
and basement brick house known as 9Os IL
s.Ts o northwest, 10 NJ. p. Callan, ESQ.,, for
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1867 Prizes amounting 80
Application for rates TO clubs should be made oniy
to the Office of the Company IN New OrleAns
For further information write clearly, giving TN
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money ordseA
New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Oar
rency 10y Express (al Of % and upwards af
expense) addressed
n A. DAuPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and address H.
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RANK.
New Orleans. La
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L osrER Kn GLOVES
With improved hooks, will not catch In lace or AGA
dentally unfasen- Prices ranging from 81 10 % 81
Ter pair. livery pair warranted Also, GENTLE
MN ) GLOVES in all colors
MILLINERY, CUoAKS, REAL AND IMITA-
lion LACES. RUCHINGS. NECk-WEAR DREy<s
TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS, &C
J. c. HUTCHINSON
Successor TO NJ William
Trav-i-a Paris Tfpol o1- b. -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
SATURDAYS COURTS.

CrscUIr.-Russell IL Woodin We. Novelty
Furniture Company, Replevin. Judgment
for property. SIX cents damages and value OF
property not repIevined, 1892. - and costs
Emanuel Sugent W. John Goldsmith. Re
pievin. Given TO the jury at 8 y. IN. DIS
agreed. Jury discharged AT 10 a. III. Sunday
OFFICE BUsrSEss.-Rhoda j. Moffat COM
plainant vs. Wm. Il. Moffat. Bill for dl-
yorce tiied-t5eo. q. Briggs Va. Thomas H..
Redmond e: al. Foreclosure bill filed.
SUPEKoK-Carrie Swain ". Ed. b. Dixie
man. Trepa~s on the case. Still on trial.
Sarah T.. Mcmillan, complainant vs.. JAS.
Mcmillan Bill for divorce filed.
PRoBAIE-Estate of August Weikham, de-
ceased. Will and petition for probate OF
same filed, and April q set for hearing.-
Estate of Stoffel DeBruine, deceased. Order
allowing executors final account.-Estate of
Amos Rathbone, deceased. Hearing of ex-
ecutors second annual account adjourned 10
April AT 10 a. m.-Estate of Chas. :. Kid
der, deceased. Appraiser warrant and in
ventory filed. Order assigning statutary
allowances TO widow. Estate of Mathllda
Lietelt et al, minors. Order allowing guar
dian's first annual account."Estate of
Allie NJ. Ladner. minor. Order accepting
resignation of Ida Ladner, guardian, and
appointing Jas. Nesbitt, guardian.-Estate
of Carrie r. Ward, minor. Inventory filed.
PoLIcE.-City vs.. George Williams. Dis
orderly. Committed to ID days In jail.-Peo-
pie w. Michael Barrett Petit larceny.
Nolle pros'd and discharged.
JUSTICE SAuSDERs.-People VS.. Edward
and Joseph Morrison. Larceny. Nolle
pros'd. Burglary. Waived examination
and were held for trial at the present term
of the Kent Circuit Court, and IN default of
500 bail both were committed To jail
Geo. A. Hess VS.. Henry Covell. Trover.
Judgment for complainant for Sl2 and
costs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

The Ladies Literary Club enjoyed a mu-
steal program on Saturday afternoon. The
program was prepared by special com
mittee. A carefully prepared talk on music,
its origin and progress, was given, with some
interesting aud amusing legends. Several
piano duets and solos were rendered, and
sketches of their composers were given.
They listened also To three charming selec-
ections Of vocal music. An outline of stud
les for the next three months has been
furnished To members. Next Saturday art
and literature.
At the meeting of the West Side club the
Committee on Literature continued with
French LIT rature, giving very interesting
sketch of ''St. Pierre" with a synopsis of
Paul and Virginia" sketch of ''1'he How
els" with the farce, a. Sleeping Car" !"
Next Saturdays session will be devoted TO
art.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

The temperance people m Grand Rapids
met at the Farmers Club House last Satur-
day afternoon and organized by appointing
Horace ID. Carpenter Chairman and George
Roelofs Secretary. The following gentle
men were nominated. Supervisor. James
Treasurer. Edward l. Briggs; Justice of the
Peace. Adris1s Pleune; Highway Commis-
sioner, ISsander I. Beckvith; School In
spect0r. Martin '. Wessenbrugge; Drain
Commissioner. John Faust; Constables. Cor
nelius De Blonde; Martin Van Doren: Town
Committee. f. L. Briggs. g. ;. Henderman.
Peter +. Yos0m.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Weber.

The Weber pianos received the highest
award at the Centennial exhibition in 1876
as shown by the figures of the judges which
are the fundamental basis of all awards. OF
all the forty piano forte manufacturers who
competed. Weber reached 80 out of posi-
BILE 96. And n juror added: 1.-THE Weber
pianos were unquestionably the best pianos
on exhibition and recognized beyond con
troversy a. the standard for excellence in
every particular. because of their sympa-
thetic, pure and rich tone combined with
greatest power. Notwithstanding the great
superiority of the Weber pianos, the prices
are as low and terms as easy as those of
other good makers. n full assortment of
these world renowned instruments can be
found at Friedrich Bros, 30 and 81 Canal
street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
srtstoauTmAn
The Pleasant "edoing al Ooo Fellows
Ffaii LAST k.entng.

large number II Lhe HspFe~ residents
of me clty sLsd other i1slled iflzsld- ssssIn-
bed Ia odd Fsll0es Hal IL TIE Plsgcs
block last ese1iazs y witness tie sssaalag u
Hlss Anna Getm4ns ths bsaatlf1l and tai
sntsd daughter u he. and Ms. ;. OutnaE1s
- Mr.. Jzeob ;. shisld. ole u he eity :
most promising y0aag OUsl1sss uaen- k2bbl
Conn book hIs staad at thz altar and ~ the
strains Vi Aleadelssohn. ~ eldiDg AsEch
The bridal company catered ths room and
took their plAces- The Rabbi performed the
ceremony Ia = most impressive manner,
giving the young peopis the best u sdsles.
and Fales for the successful fulnlmrnt ~
their marriage sO@s After TIE yOUu :
couple had been pronounced maB and sIfe
they received ths congratulations Of Tie az
sembled friends. -umptaOus repasI
spread by Kuhn, the caterer,
VS. announced IN readiness IN
al adjoining room and with
banqueting and tossts an hour Was pleas
sntly spent The welded pair were the
recipients Of a choice number of presents,
and during the evening many congratuiaiory
telegrams were read from friends at DIS
tance. AIR. and Mrs. Shield vii spend two
weeks ia visiting Eastern cities when they "lll
return 10 make this city their home Among
the guests present were: Leo Gutnan' OF
Buffalo; J. b. Sim, Detroit; VIM. Stein
berger, Nes York City; Miss Nj. Rosenteld
Rock Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wolf
Evart Master Sidney Hirschheld, Allegan
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barth. A. May, j. Nossen
Prof g. G. Swensberg, Gen. W. L. innes
q. A. Berwin. Moses May, l. Rosenfeld, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Amberg. Mrs. X. Gels, Alber
Baxter, of the Eagle, DIR. De Camp, Misses
Belle Zunder. Lena Vossen, Ida and Berthi
Wolf. OF this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Sarah f. Mcmillan has fled a bill for di-
yorce from James Mcmillan. She says that
he y an h1hitual drum xard. aud that she. hos
paid his 6ns for drunkenness IN Police Court
severai times. Re T. now serving a twenty
days sentence for drunkenness. They have
one child Niola. u years % age.
Rho,ls , NoTat. of Cannon. asks for d.
vorce from William p. MofFst They we're
raarried at Csunonsburz in lss0 and abe says
be deserted her two years ago. No children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
CUTTING GLASS.
How the vitreous Article May BE Cut
with "A Pair of Scissors.

Pittsburgh Dispatch-I
Many persons may not be aware that
glass can be cut under water with greatest
ease, 10 almost any slrape, by simply using
a pair OF shears or strong scissors. Ia
order TO insure success two points must DE
attended to-first and most important, the
glass must be kept quite level in the water
while the scissors are applied; and Sec
ondly, to avoid risk, il is better to begin
the cutting by taking off small pieces at the
corners and along the edges, and to reduce
the shape gradually to that required, for
il any attempt is made to cut the glass to
the shape as we would cut piece Of card
board, it will be most likely to break just
where ID is not wanted. Some kinds OF
glass cut much better tnan others the
softer glass is the best for this purpose.
The scissors need not depend ON the state
of the edge presented to the glass. When
the operation goes on well the glass breaks
away from the scissors in small pieces In
a straight line with the blades. This
method of cutting glass has often been OK
service when a diamond has not been at
hand, for cutting ovals and segmen.s. and
though the edges are not smooth as
might be desired for some purposes, IL will
answer in many cases. Tue two hints
given above, if strictly folio " ed, will al
ways insme success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
william Bell sewers His Head and Then
Decides to Live.

lAtlsnta Ca Special
William Bell. aged sixty years, resi-
dent Of this community for thirty years, is
the hero Of a most startling sensation. He
il pediler. so badly crippled that he has
70 be carried from place to place. His
means Of locomotion is a small wagon,
pulled about the streets BY pair of large
goats. He bad been despondent sever n
days Yesterday afternoon he went horIe,
shsrpened several rszors and sat aroaDd
the FIRE talking u bis family. He retired
about ten O'Clock 2. m During toe night
. young man occupying the same room
came in and found Bell sleeping sonndiy.
About four he was awakened hy a noise
ami light Spriaging 10 his feet horri-
be sight met his gaze. Bell was lying AZ
full length oR the aoor. with gash in his
aeck. razor IN bis ri hit hand and his eyes
open. Physicians were summoned. They
found Bell uDcou<s i0us. ami saif that it
would - impoSSi ne for him - recover.
His p<lse. bow ever. WAS Still beating. not
~ithstandiag that his heai vas severed
searlY from the trunk- The d. tiers ID
Iusted the wtndVpe and bsi ~ cnce COM
tueneed talking. SAYING tsat he dld net ex-
pect % lie. Bell is sfiI alive. conscious.
ssd SURE q getting vel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Spring styles of Hats.
All the new shapes now in.
Our Sl.5O Stiff Fur Hat
Is the same shape as the 800 Hat.
Our 81 30 Stiff Hat, Flexible Brim,
II beauty, in Black and Brown.
Our $3.50 and S4.00 Hats sell for $500.
Children's Hats for the Spring.
Boys Hats for the Spring.
Our Hat Department Is well filed.
We warrant every Hat we sell.
III our Hats do not wear we'll
Tell US of it and We will make
Everything satisfactory.
Every Hat Is warranted TO Us.
YOuman's Black Silk Hat,
$500, 500,
Retailed in New York for 5000.
STAR CLOTHING HOUsR
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
a Lamp Upset by Children Starts the
flames.

Last evening Alr. and Mrs. Theodore
Goo=sen. whO O. sl..e ut No. b Cass street,
left their iwo young children at home in the
care OF the hired girl, and attended the ser
vices at the First Reformed Church. While
the three left at home were about the table
the children, IN some manner, upset a lamp
which, "a It struck the floor, exploded and
act fire 10 the carpet and floor. The fright
ened girl ran from the house with the chill
dren and gave an alarm. Box % was pulled
and the fire department responded promptly
az $40. The building. frame structure,
was damaged 70 the amount of about 500;
insured The loss upon the furniture il un-
known, bat Is covered by insurance. The
parents. on receiving the news OF the fire.
fastened home, when Mrs. Goossen was so
overcome she nearly tainted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
rHg TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
To 5egia al ths Central Schoei 6siiS-
iag this Morning


iag this Morning.
he Ststs Ieacher- Institute. for Kent
eoanty beSins as TIE CeDtrsl school bald
~ IN THIS cats this DloruiEg Al 10 o'eiocs
Il all ren4i1 IL ss.--iel anti nexf krsday
nlgi.E and Is h sKpestea that nearly t~O han-
drsd teachers ~ll be ~ attendance
Prof \. ID WAbrIdSs hss charge Of TIE
local atalr- aad Superintendent u Public
instruction. II. Il. Cas- all c0EdQct the
meetings. NJ tuition fses are required, the
expenses being paid from the fuDds received
from examinations fees. The Eagle Hotel
Nil be headquarters Tor teachers from out
side the eity, aud nearly one hundred have
engaged accommodation there. The Kent
County Examiners are greatly interested ~
the affair, aud would ike 10 have every
teacher n the eO8nty attend the meeting
The following eirculgr has been Issued BY
". NJ. Chapman, Secretary Of the EKamin-
ing Board.
fELLOW IEACHKks-Me feel sure that you
are interested la yOur work and are Willing
10 do what sOU can 10 AID yourself and Others
IA your natural labor. Ne are ANXIOUS that
every live teacher viii be al the institute u
DC held IA thls city, March SO-April 5, al
High School building. Board can be had al
from 5Cc. - - per day. Good instruction
viii be IN attendance. Ii will be made q
profitable time. Come Monday and stay
until Friday. Tell your neighbor teacher Il
come Come and make this institute power
for good 10 you IN your work. IL you viii
come, report your name at once 10 y. ii
Nalbrldge, local committee. We shall b,
present ar a Board, and shall count il a.
mark of professional Zeal If you are present
or the contrary if you are absent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Michigan and Indiana horsemen held a
meeting az Detroit and arranged a trottins
circnit for ihe coming summer a. follows.
rsrre Haute. June 3 10 n. CrsvforsIsville.
Kalamazoo Iuly to &. Grand Rapids. July
7 81 %; East saginaw. July ia to ~, Detroit.
Ialy p io "a IN csse Pittsburx or Colum-
hnsr-arsrs she eircuit this city viii drop out.
Mart Boorhem represented the city At De
ssolt