Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-24

Look out for icicles.
Only one lodger at headquarters last night.
The Hard Times Party will give a masque-
rade March s.
Sigh and Madden will probably be taken
10 their new Jackson home to-day.
II is suggested the local Democratic clubs
give an inauguration ball IN this city.
" NJ Thomas, of this city has applied
for patent on a cut-out for electric light
ing.
Workmen began tearing down the Bertsch
brick residence on the City Hall lot yester-
day.
Frank Froll was arrested by Detective
Cast yesterday on charge of being dis
orderly.
No fears will be- entertained for the river
If the daily thaws are as gradual as the past
two days.
Officer Grod served four notices and in
vestigated six cases relative 10 the State iu-
venile law yesterday.
MonsIgneur Casper, the great dude imper-
senator, was the attraction at the Division
street rink last evening.
A pleasant progressive euchre party was
held at the residence of Harvey G. Taft, Is
Turner street, last evening.
John r. Sumner, of this city, has been
promoted from a 81 200 TO a 81, 400 clerkship
IN the treasury at Washington.
The l. G.. +. Club gives a progressive eu-
chre party at the residence OF VIM. Crane,
Fourth street, tomorrow evening.
Petitions are again being literally circu-
lated throughout the city for the establish
ment of a sOldiers's home IN Michigan.
The ladies' of the Baptist Church give a
social AZ the residence of Mrs. O.. A. Con
zaiez, l39 North Division street, Thursday
evening.
Fenville Conway, who arrived in the city
recently from the knorth woods, became
intoxicated Sunday night, when, he claims, a
companion robbed him of S45 in cash.
still alarm OF fire turned in last evening
was caused by smoke issuing from the base
ment of the Star Clothing House. After a
thorough investigation no fire could be
found.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana train from
the south, due here at $40 a. IN. yesterday
was delayed some three hours on account of
an accident to a freight train near Fort
Wayne.
The law makes no provision for observance
OF holidays by the United States Courts
consequently the officers of the Circuit anC
District Courts were at their posts yesterday
"a usual.
The Mission Band of the Universalist
Church. meets at the residence of Mrs. X
Luce zoo last II uttOu street, iuuTSudyg III
stead of with Mrs. x. G. LOOMS, as was
announced.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in Odd Eel
lows Hall. All those who have sent in their
applications for membership are invited to
be present.
Mrs. Alice Hubbard, wife of the musician,
Harry Hubbard, died Sunday evening, OF
consumption, at their rooms on Ionia street
The remains will be taken to Middleville to-
day for interment
Sergt Johnson found Julius Kleinwach-
ter's saloon, 10 East Bridge street, open yes
terlay. tie will appear before Judge Holmes
to answer to the charge of keeping his saloon
open on a legal holiday.
Burglars entered the basement of the
grocery store of Brink Bros. & Quint, "a
Grandv1lle avenue, early Sunday morning
but made so much noise in entering they
were frightened away before securing any
ptunder.
They have new progressive game upon
the Vest Side styled the Royal Game OF
Bozuqua." Those who occupy places similar
20 the boobies in progressive euchre are
styled ''mugwumps." Picture cards oi
Curtis, Beecher and Schurz will now be in
demand.
A call for the Republican Ward Caucuses
TO elect delegates TO the County Convention
90 be held March ;, will be found in this Ia
sue. II will be noticed the caucuses in the
Fourth Ward will be held at the Barclay
street engine house, instead of the Ken
street house "a heretofore, and the Sixth
Ward csucuses twill be held in klaiber's Hal
on West Leonard street