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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
The Naval Cadetship.

The committee appointed By Congressman
Comstock TO select cadet to be appointed
from the Fifth Congressional District TO the
Naval Academy at Annapolis finished its
labors yesterday afternoon by unanimously
recommending the appointment of Charles
W. Potter of this city tie will be required
10 report AT Annapolis at the beginning OF
the school year in September, and If he
passes satisfactory examination there, will
spend four years at the Academy. Then he
Will 20 to sea for two years. and after pass
ing another examination will obtain the
rank of midshipman, and will be placed on
waiting orders or sent to sea.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
The Soldiers Home Committee.

The committee appointed to look after the
matter of securing the location of the Sol
diers' Home for this city, will hold meet
ing at the office of the secretary, DIR. Girls
void this evening. The committee has re-
ceived a dozen or more offers from persons
have not visited any of the proifered loca-
tons nor considered the terms. Mr.. Fralick
said yesterday that some of the sites offered
were eligible. while others were not worthy
OF consideration. It Is expected that definite
action will be taken at the meeting tonight.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

The Junior class of the High School organ
lied Yesterday by electing Luther Smith.
President; Rose Berkey. Vice President;
Herbert Pierce. Secretary, and Blanch Tay
lor. Treasurer. James Crosby, Hale How
ard. Dotty Bissell and Nellie Hibbard were
chosen a. the Executive Committee. and
Charlie Brown, Lulu Creque and Lulu
Berkey. were selected a. the Committee on
Social Affairs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

The viii of Mathaeus Reiter, of Alpine
township. vho died recently at the hospital
AZ Ann Arbor was filed II the Probate
Court yesterday It provides that all his
personal property and his farm of eighty
acres IN Alpine township shall belong 10 his
wife. Anna Reiter. 40 long "a she shall re-
main widow. Shall she marry or die a
widow the farm shall pass into the hands Of
his oldest son. Peter, Who shall own the same
after be has given $1,000 - each OF his other
children. Michael, Mathaeus and Lima.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

The officials ~ the Chicago & Vest Michi-
gan and Detroit. lansing 8 Northern rail-
roa3s are considering the matter IF building
a rsilrosd bridge over the M8skegon river at
Big Rapids The matter vas talked ever.
during the recent Inspection of the roads.
and IL Is thought that the contract VIII =oon
b. made sor the work. Sseh bridge wouid
ONE road 20 che other At that point and
would u,ase Eev 6ne from Muskegon and
points north. 20 Detroit and tie East
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

a More Clrioos place than eiaaoin
Far-F AIMED Palace


The beautiful slza -ssertls atlsd e..f -esr-
iaz tas advance 5rs41e of IS "a eois
usz oo..sssal -ase,. arrsea ~ ll.s eiag se
tssday aad ~ss -ias- -srs.eas1 al lae iulau
Deaot b. iusilsil9u az 3 a. Bod tae
zeltlelnanls pfe-s s.celt Is rrlfs-e- la-if- ei
Tan TsLEeaAn visited tle ele,-l. drawing
fsonl ga sheeis ye-lelcsy Ita uI.erl9r ~
ne car Is arranged spen tae s.e ae. .e peii.-
80 grinclgis. 4hefe are experiments taf ,i9f
NJ Is -four -stana sappl5 of the mammoth
posters. tae lahographs. balls. etc. sn ele-
zsntly hllea priyale 0Ice slta eass chairs,
settse. dasks and innoulefabls picture and
q department Tor ths paste brigade, where
th.. large tanks. brushes and the ladders alv
stored This apartment D. also ntled ~ith a
steam engine and boiler f0E paste making
Mr. Boyd -aid it would require from slght
70 twelve barrels OF d0ug 10 furnish the paste
required 10 biH the exhibition in this cliy,
while several tons Of paper @ouii De used.
Ia this estimate the various country routes
aud the billing OF lhe adjacent small towns
must be taken into account Tie sieepins
apartments ase upon the same plan A. Tie
Pullman coaches and are in charge Of a
porter. inner lot Of printing than that
used 10 advertise AIR. Coles great SHOW Il
would be dIthcult % obtain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

The BFesh faetorf aas shat do~a fos a fs~
d4ys vacation
A as~ gravel roof = being placed upon
NaIs1al. Mfif5ef 81 Co.'S factory
Nss mating has been placed Ia the hall
sz1gs AID sIslas "a the court room Ia Court
Block
The r A. b. s5cial eiao = u give series
IT short excursions ~ soon ~ the weather h
saItable.
Jsoob Mohl had one 0f ais hngers taken
III ~ q riil-sss la tas Driel Furniture Fac
lorl yesterday
The independent social Club IS " ziye
''grAnd AAy party 81 Metropolitan hal
to-laofsoe night
lhe annual meeting of the : Z. g. A.,
which s4s % have occurred last night st-
postponed for one seex-
The 81 Ceceha soclety VII -aye concert
a. ArmOry hall tomorrow night Mrs
Rive klnlg sin be- ths chief attraction
Bslsa lockwood 4. announced 10 deliver
lacture ln This ~ Thursday, May Ia, on
"f0htic,al and social Life In Nashington-
The c. r. 4 T. and C. q ", VI. railroads
have adopted the Summer rates Tor tickets
between ..his eily and Chicago 81 instead Of
e5.t5.
Kew Charle- fiuhrer Wlll deliver his lec-
turs. Tile Tower 0f Londou. at Lansing
tomorrow. tnd "A Day Oh the Kline on
Thursday.
Company b.. N. ). L., has adopted al
amendment to the constitution shich Inn
poses a one % a. for uon attendance AZ any
regular nieeung.
The MsCord & Brsdheld Furniture Com
pany ~ oulidIug a -ix-sIOry addition % the
factory 0u Cana street. which vail extend
the bgllding east ~ Ottawa street
Cornelius stuag. proprietor OF the bot
tling works and saloon at 90 Canal street,
died of consumption yesterday morning At
the home Of hls sister on North lonla street
The case OF the People ~. Joseph kruse,
kesplng saloon open On legal holiday, and
The People ". Joseph Morrison, burglary
and iarcsny. are on call this morning IN the
Circuit Court
The steamer Milwaukee" started last
night cn her regular nightly trips N con,
nectlOu with che tram on the d., G. H. q NJ.
railroad. leaving this city Al j.l5 p. IN he
''Oueids vii rnu Oppo-its her
Contractors kloOte K DeBrupn com
menced work On sewer IN West Bridge
street yesterday 20 run from Alabama 10
Gold street. 10 viii take about nVe weeks q
hnlsh 10 and during that time passengers oI
the West Bridge street cars will be Obliged
20 change cars 40 the sewer.
%. g. Bush. formerly an old resident OF
this city on Scribner street, arrived hers
yesterday morning with the remains OF hi.
wife, who died at Carthage. Kan Mr.
Bush had been an Invalid for several year
and vent 10 Kansas last summer IN hope
that the change would help her.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Filing OF Notes OF issue.

Ia the Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Montgomery amended the rule relative 10
the filing of notes of issue 80 ~ 10 read: "A
note of issue IN any cause shall be served on
the clerk of this court AT least eight days be
fore the first day of the term at which the
trial of such cause shall take place, and a
party desirous of having trial of any cause
by jury shall, al least eight days before the
first day OF the term of court for which such
cause l. noticed for trial. hle with the CLERK
of the court demand for such jury and pay
TO the clerk n the same time the jury fee, Oh
TO a trial By jury"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

City Marshal Nesser. who occupied for the
FIRST time la-t evening the char so ably diied
BY Amos n. Greene the past two years. pre-
-ansed the Mayor with beautiful bosquet
he slzo presented esch member % the
Council. the City Attorney. the Clerk. mem-
hers ~ the city press and the r'nitar with a
harslsos,ie button hole houquet- NJ. Nester
= popular fellow and a hustler. and ais
FRIENDS viii be disappointed # at The end IF
his Term Of service the road sides. oy VsJ g.
,o,i even the Srmuiit street market. are not
I'M a,e to bioom and oloSsson 80 protnseiy 3s
.B1 tbs Couneil aud ga officers under as
hnral trlnnlas Last evenINl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

l,.f-alnsn Fratr arrested Harry A. Rrooss
On Monroe straet. at ~ o'clock last evening.
for breach of the peace. Brooks saw me
syirl he lovssl pass bY upon he arm Of another
Young man. snd the xreeu-eyet mon ctr
s,relled 1p in his breast to such proportions
th,t he endea~ored to gam satisfaction m
sara~alr ,l,astisiux his rival Re vas arrest
al early in ne SIGHT and vas permitted 20
s-u,l his rsre sf headquarters.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
A New Kent County Post.

Inspector Geo. Cook went to CasnOvia on
Friday Of last week and IN the evening mus
tered in the Bonner Post. No ID, q. A. X.
The Post starts out under favorable auspices
and the veterans are full Of enthusiasm. aud
are determined. II possible. to make It the
banner Post II the state. There were
6fty charter members. and the following
we're elected principal officers: Commander.
DR.. q. :. koon. senior vice-commander.
Joseph Bucher. junior commander. $.
y E5ie. adjutsnt. G.. :. Bell: qusrtermaster.
T. " Pickett. chaplain. Lewis Cannon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
PERSONAL.

Lyman " Ehle, OF Dorr. wa IN the city
yesterday.
A. u. Wood. lamberman from Holton. Is
ia the city.
l.. t. ROwley, OF the Lansing Republican,
aas IN the city yesterday.
Charles A. Hilton was IN Big Rapids yes
terday 0u insurance business
r. A. Treadway il out Of the city looking
after the inter ests OF the Blue Line
Miss Winnie Northrup leaves the city 20
day for a months viHt with friends IN Con
uectIclt.
James Van der Sluis. editor Of the ry-
hs,ks BaH5s-r. spent sunday with friends IN
Big Rapids.
G. l.. Russell. for many years connected
with she e.. K. & I. Telegraph Company Of
this city. left yesterday for Chicago
r y Wilson. uight operator at the l. ;. 4
Sr ;. depot. has gone "a Constantine 20
work month, MS place here being filled by
Bert Crum.
Nrs " = stevens, Of ID Mt. Vernon
street.. was called - COopersville iast night
by the illness Of her sister iu-law. Mrs. ".
g. Barnes. wife of editor Barnes Of the %
server.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Inc Stolen Sail-Boat.

The other day three rather suspicious
looking characters came down the river in a
fine sail-bOat, belonging to the Phoenix
Furniture Company of Grand Rapids. Mr.
Rose telephoned 20 the company and found
that the boat had been stolen. and received
orders to stop il and send 1t back by the
steamer Barrett" This was done. but the
thieves were not mOlested. O0persriue
Obeey-rry
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
&c Oens-tnnsnt Statist,cs-

Duriaa eae year ps-t the Firs Department
responded g. one handrsd and nine alarms.
~ whieh seventy -one were 6res. and thirty
aizht false siarms. or ~ such incipient ns-
tr,ra A. not ~ he clas4ed ~ frss. TIE AZ
zregate loss attending dre~ thss Tesr wss
81 SIS 1n. Total Insurance. covering Drop
ertv damaged St.sa - Total vsinaton II
property involved SS-2. 80. These f0-rss
shl,r wei flr she efficiency II the depart
ment
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
l4slf a Minute with MAJOR Watson

don't knoe that / can say much more
than gou hsvs have bad from others. IN re-
gard % the New Orleans Exposition and the
south. said Major Watson % TELEoRAN
reporter yesterday. The exhibits made
By tire Ststes aud territories are very credit
able better. think. than st the Centennial.
hut the foreign exhibits are not nearly 30
good "a were those IT rs. The season =
backward IN the South. As well ~ here. more
40. I think During the four weeks that
spent IN New Orleans wore clothing fully A.
heavy ~ worn here during the winter. and
dld not faei uncomfortable. Then / vent
over to Jacksonville. Florida, and it vas not
much warmer there. In Philadelphia the
westher for the isst four weeks was lgst
ah.s1f the same a. here
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Kent County Savings Bank.

At the meeting of the stockholders of the
Kent County Savings Bank. held yesterday.
the following directors we're chosen: Joseph
Heald A. h. Watson, J. G. Bonneii ID. A.
Blodgett. +. Croftou Fox, John A. CovOde.
T. J. O'Brieu. james Blair. Henry Idema.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Detective Connolly arrested Soinn A.
Rroxn nron a xsrrsnt for larceny last even
i,s. and snrnei him over - Jnsier sheriff
s'-ek. 81 Fatou rounty. Brown = rharsea
ealing a bugzv from parties r. thar-
vas taken there bv NJ. poilocs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

4As ss.1scTt5er .0f rsest0s.g isA tzL3-
-s.a r4glllaFts 4ssd Drosaptts Dtii soAfsT a
sooF bs Aisnlaag thts 2gacs ~ tsisphons ~
sessal card 0ar selsphone number - 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
weather Predictions.

wAssIsalos. Aag 5.-kor TIE Jpper
L1.Ae. Parity cloudy ~e2IAeri occasional
ralns, sarn.bis <lnds Fisi1g. followed oy
laLllal LalnIelaLLra-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Among other eminent church dIguiiaries
i= the Right Reverend Bishop tTllmour.
Cleveland ONO. who has publicly added
his emphatic endorsement TO the wonderful
efficacy ~ -. Jacobs 0il in cases of rhe1ma-
tism and other painful ailments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
JOB PRINTING.

The tzEiRAA Is nov prepared - Ia
al klnds ~ lob prinElng with dispatch
AL orders len sc Tie counting ro0u VII
lseasse pfcmpt allsnuon-
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

In "A few days shall place sale full line
of r. =. Roe. Mary J. Holmes. and MAY Agnes
Flemings. works which Will be sold Al the low
price of ~ cents per copy.
The above Is only a very small portion Of the
endless variety of articles that can be purchased
for ~ cents / also carry a very large and varied
assortment of goods AT all prices above and below
gac Don't fail 70 visit this popular place, u will
pay You.
New goods opening daily Everything jus; a.
represented at the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Inef Ackno"Ieuse heIr "'Ckeuhes ,
John Ravolt and Edward b. HuhcS II
Traverse City, were arraigued before 3H'. r.
Withey .in the United States Court yesterday,
for retailing liquOr without paying the tax.
Both pleaded guilty 70 the charge and were
sentenced TO pay a tne OF 800 each and 10
imprisonment fOr ninety days III the Detroit
House OF Correction. Rayolt paid his fine
aud the remainder OF the sentence was sus-
pended upon the proviso that he would im-
me,iiately give up the low business IN which
he wss engaged at Traverse City-that of
keeping a house OF ill-fame. Hulick did not
pay his fine. but the Judge made the sentence
OF TIE same effect A. the above should 1t be
paid
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
90 kindsrzarten 40 Cooking So

a course Of lessons M cooking -upper, Iu
tended hy Mrs sophie IS knight. viii be
given for the benefit of the Free kiudergar-
ten. the last week in May. ladies are n0w
canvas-ing for the sale of tickets also for
sale AZ Whites Sewing Machine Rooms. No.
- Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Assigned

Bradstreets report that ). 3. Williams,
furniture dealer at Joplin. No. has made an
Several Grand Rapids parties
are intarestal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
COlOred Silks,

Heavy Gros Grain. 67c. worth Zoe. An elegant
assortment of bright Heavy Gros Grain. Silks in
every shade at 7ec; these sell erywhere at Csc
and lO0. We especially invite ladies To All ex-
animation of these goods. Every article strictly
a. represented in our advertisement.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
r~enTleT,4 ANNIVERSARY
4 Pisasaet Gafhsriag Al Psr< Psacs
Lasf essoing

,ulday lsst zas the t~ea1iztn anniversary
VI tas S-sicluz ~ ~. ald Mns. a. - 10
AL last sssnEsg b large 11za0eF of tnsir
friends arranzea - sIvs shea glsasaiat
surDri-a and ~ rsD1sr tss oocsssIoI a. aae-
morsbie a. lo-si1.e - -ome tanginls ca
pTez-l sls IS t.-e good -l-l ~ thelf -sisbDor,
4ud g.arlsi louefs. Hr-. speed zlnai5 offered
lhe ass ~ tle Fsrk Plaee fof lle oceasiol,
aad q large almaer of tLs lalMesil-
Sc fasnd. III Af aud 1rs. Jos
we're 4ais1ly invited ~ be present b so
g. 10 Jhe ~ .esgsIs parl0r- II Para Place
we're iilsd elLh guests, and tLan tie bride
and groom sers sent tor, and 81 their arm
gal theg ~ once tooz ia the situation " A.
fairs After q fe@ remarks as saca occa-
sisns ealI forth. Mrs y. ~ NOrthrop, On
behalf of the LaaIes ~ Division Street
Churcn. presented Mr. Joy with al elegant
black silk dress her address sas gwen Ia
the gIthy pleasant style belonging - her
ADJ zas short bat appropriate. Dr. Joy, on
behalf Ut has vie. re-ponded IA a few words,
and closed - saying, 80 this sas once that
be got - speak fof his wife Some beau
ana ehina ~as gwen oy friends At the
Park Place. besides several other present. /.
aud some beautiful hOWers, chiefly OF which
~as a brides bouquet OF white rosebuds.
I C0ngratalahOn- we're gwen and gracefully
received, then program Was given that VA,
"A treat 10 itself 10 Was COMPOSED OF two
vocal solos - Mrs. DR. H0sklns, 4 violin
SOLO b. Miss Annie Miller and selections re
T citsd by 81 lss solomon and Miss Mary Bis
+ sell The evening vas completed with social
+ enjoy lnsut and al went home hoping that
Dr. joy and bis worthy wife may set hive
to celebrate their golden wedding.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Five baths for Sloo. Aresde Bath Rooms
Bay your buegae- and psstou- 81 A r.
Antl-siel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

/ wish to call special attention to my line of
Books ia best cloth FINDINGS which am selling
AZ 81 cpufs per cops as follows.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

For A bugzy ny q A. B. aads'lel-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

THz Leonard Dry AIR Cleausble RefuEers-
tors are the best For sale AZ 81 Monroe
street. hy che manufacturers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

THE finest assortment ~ huggies rhe Com.
snrreys and spring es.sous Ia thH city af A.
r. Annedel-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
BULLETIN
Of our Syndicat Prices, on Bladk Gros
Grain Silks:

These two latter brands are warranted not 10
cnt or thelr fnll ya.ne returned tho purchaser.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

h tae District cgutt, Seounl Judicial Dis. tEict, IegSls9rY pf Arizona, in and fur the CuaatY of Gi,a,
 Q. i ketcliua, plaintiff, ys Matamora Consoiidatea Mining Company, defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of tke Stc9nd Judicial Bisttict of the Territory of AliLDna, in aud for the County If Siln. and the Complaint filed h said County of lsiia. in ths olhee of thQ Clerk of said Distlict Court.
 Iee IeFli.gsy ct Ariaona sends gTeoting Go Matahora Consolidated Mining CorapanY, deteudaut
 k9u arc hereby summoned md requtrad Co appsar in an acti8a brought against vaa by tlls above uaiaed plaintiff in the District Court ol tke Second Judicial District Of tke IsEflicrY q Ariz0pa, 10 and fvg the County ut Gila, ansl ailsWef the complaint bled aiih the Clerk of this Court at Gl0lie, in said County la copy pf which complaint ace0m. panios this snmofAh within twenty days te1clGsige ot the dsF of sertice} after ihs scr. sice npon yguuf thiR Sasnlaens fl served in this cogntys but ' served out uf the county. and within tljs District then within thfrty days; ip thts case sixiy days from the Z7th day af June 1885, or judgment bg default will be taken eAaiust you aceurtsing ta the prayer uf sud c6mplSint
 And you 5e hereby notified that t yoa fail Co @ppcRf and ansykeE tbe said complaint, sg above requife5. the said plaintiff wiR tale indgmeut agsinst you for the sum of Forty rine Hulidted Dollars S3qool interest and posts and disbursements in ttis behalf ex- peud6d,
 Given under ilY hand snii the Seal SEAL ni tho District CduTt 0f the Second - 7 3ndioial District Of tho Tcfritory of Ai1zenai n and for the Geunty Of Gila, this 22nd day of June A. D. 1855,
 E. J Mes IgSNIs. Clerk, ie2G 80d By B. C. Fox, Deputy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
Trustees Sale.

We, the undersigned, Trustees, under and by virtue of ike authority and power vested in sls, i,S deed bearing date og tile elth day of March 1883. made, executed and deiigefed to usi by |. F Eaton, and recorded on page llg oi Book 2 ef Deeds in ths Records uf tho County 6l 9Ila IeF6itogyof Arizona, and to which Deed and record reference is hereby made Rs . part ot khis notice. will, on Satur. day the 18th day et July lSS6, colnTnenoing at l0e'cldck Un that day iii front of The Pio- asgr, Feed, Liyerv and Sale Stable, situated on Lot l, in Block %, on the northwest corner, ut Gsk afti Pine Streets in Globe in said GD1aty of bila, and ono df tie properties herein advertised for sale sell in parcels as de- scribec, ct pltolpc auction tu the highest bia. der for cash in lawful money of the IFaited states ths following real and personal prop. erty t0sBif
 Lot No, 1, in Block No 95; Lot No. ,, in Block Na 96 IS designated on the Official Map of Globe IoNnsile, aow dn file in the of hce oi the Clerk pf the Pi4bate Court Of Che gaid County q tyilas ta which map reference is hereby reade as < pat of this notice. Also the undivided one-eghth il of tho sEamo Mine, lncated about miles noFtheast 5f said Glnhe, also an undivided one-half lil irtarest in the "0ak Naia Mino, located near and north of the said Fame Mine also an ,lndiyid- ed one-Eourth interest in the sKed Rover Mine about four miles northeast pf the Miami mill; also the undivided one,half ill inteFsst 10 the t's W Extansion of the saiii "Eea Rover @inen all of said mining interest being situate h Globe Mining District in thc said Ceuntyof Gfla; atao the undivided one. half Gi) interest in the fpli Raadn from Globe to Pinsi summit in said liila C0anty; also one tise stamp battery at Wheat6slis iri said Gila Coonty; also tho following personal property to-wit Five bead ot horses, thrsg buggies, two spring wagons, one buckboard and three sets q harnega, said personal pgop- erty can be seef at any tifae before the sale at the said Pipneer Feed, Livery and Sale Stable
 Terms of Fale 9 per cent down upen tho isll 0t tle aasnnler, bal8nee u asliyefy of tho prepsfty lig deed og bill of sale as the case may be. Acts of s;sle at pufchaseIs expense.
 Globe, A T June e6 lSSS.
 AUGUST PETER,
 FRANK BIsSTfi Ifustsss
 II IlBll MAN