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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
EROOkLYN.

Flatbush-ave from Fultcu-st. to Prospect PARK and
SevcuthaVe., from FlatbusaNc 10 Ohlohst arc 10 DO
lighted with electric lights.
Thomas Roberts, age SIXTEEN OF Adelphi ana fnton
sts while assisting plumber Yesterday at Hicks and
Pineapple sts fell down az open hatchway Tor clSht
stories and was Killed.
The stockholders of the Kings County Elevated Raj
road Company decided yesterday to 90 on with the con
structOn of the road soon as the consent OF H ocd
authorities could be secured.
warrant was secured yesterday by T. y. Falon@en a
lquorseer, OF No. 7Ol Fifth-aye for the arrest OF
charging him with blacknai. Facnsen alleges that
he gave Goodwin and companion two glasses OF beer
sunday and that they then demanded money not 10
make u complaint OF violation OF the Excise law.
President OenA of the Board Of Aldermen, consulted
Yesterday with President Gibbs OF the Park Commission
in reference the curbing and paving OF Plaza,st'
bushavc. 10 Nuthavc. The work VIII be done II tho
property -owners pay hair the cost
In the suit brought by Hugh j. McCabe against
Joseph Pulitzer to recover $4,000 damages for beons
.tatemcnts published IN tho Brooklyn EDITION OF me
the sets forth that at the time OF the puDca-
ton Mr. Pultzer not editor proprietor or publisher
of the Brooklyn edition OF tn" World
The Rev. Amos n. Freeman cOlored who has been
nastor OF the Sloan Presbyterian Church for thirty
years and is seventy-hve years of age has boon
pastor emeritus Of his church; and the Brooklyn
Iresbytery has given him permission 10 retire from
active Mr. Freeman has been twice moderator OF
the Prcsbytory. once stated clerk aud once commits
siOner 20 the General Assembly
suit for limited divorce has been brought by Mrs.
Ellen Harrigan against Michael Harrgan on the ground
OF cruelty ana abuse The wfos complaint sets forth
long OF OF cruelty and inhumanty on the part
OF the husband and accomplishing endurance by the
wife. The husband alleges aggravating and provoking
conduct on the part OF the wife.
An unknown man who was found In the street drunk
taken to the Third Precinct Police station yeser
day and put in CELL where he died shortly aterward
lie appeared to be about thrtyhye years old Win
dark complexion hair and mustache, and defect IN
his eyesight His dress consisted OF dark irock coat
"pepper and salt" trousers buoned sleeves and black
derby hat The hat had In 1t lhe Of Joseph Fake
No. l67 Ewen-st., T. ID.
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NEUS From TIE SUBURBS.
roWN ELEcTIoNs In CONNECrICUT.

Although Christian Swartz, candidate TOT mayor Oh
South Norwalk, Conn., on the Ctizehs Ticket WIS ue
,feaed by John H. Richards Democrat ut the election
on Monday tic Knights Of Labor and Ilatters Union
have made no gain, as all Inc successful
are known 10 be firm their opposition TO anything
savorng OF bOycottng and will use their best to W
INCONVENIENCE It, In the borough of Sorwalk' James
" Hyatt Democrat elected Warden, ana most OF
the Republican candidates for town Offices were eectcu
AT the election IN stamford the principal olcerscf ce,'
we're: FLOR seecimen, William X. lockwood auu a.
Woolsey Scllcck Democrats; town clerk Chares I.'
Holly Democrat collector OF taxes, Charles iiknapp'
RenuLican auditor Edward W. Riker, Republlcah'
on the question OF license 900 votes were
cast favor OF granting licenses 10 ABOUT ooo Ill UP
position. ,,
In Greenwich. J. Albert Lockwood. Democrat VIII
lam III. Craft, Democrat ard Whitman D. Meade &c
nnblIcon were elected selectmen George q. McNall'
Democrat town clerk Nehemiah ii. Hustled, Democrat.
town treasurer. and Fred d. Knapp, RepuDncan, YAK
collector Mr. knapp Is young man. ana this is MS
rst contest for political office. which he secured py
$50 majority. .,-,,,
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SHIPPING .NElVS.
PORT OF oRK............TUEsDAY, OCT. G


PORT OF NEw.i ORK............TUESDAY OCT 6, 1885
aRkIVED
steamer Gauia tBrl. murphy Liverpool sept 2O Queens
~ with aud passengers 10 Vernon ii Brown Co
Arrived al the bar at $40
Steamer Joseph fercns lBD MehegaN. Messlna Aug 30
Palermo 20 Deuia sept L. CadI2 Is. with mse 10 order
vessel To Phelps Bros CO. Arrived al te Bar at l2 m
Steamer Antas tSpan Moran Arcc'bo sept is, 81 Johns
pm ia Mavagurz u.s. Ponce 10 Arroyo 20 FnjaTpo 81 and
MnAnIas so mdsc and passengers q PIN. Forwood Co
Arrived at the BaI at
Steamer Alamo, Risk Galveston Ocl Key Wcst s. with
mdse and passengers To III Mallory Co. lho, days, ~
hours tho fastest on record.
steamer Hudson Freeman Philadelphia days with mdse
and passengers TO : II Seaman.
FL pasO Buick, orleans days. with md5c 10
j I Van sickle
steamer LOUIS IiucRi Mount Jacksonville days with
lumber to l. IuCI d son. vessel to Warren Ray.
steamer cry Of san AncmO, Wilder FGrEan ina Fla,
nrunswcS, and Port Royal. with mdsc and
srngcIs To Chaa IL Mallory * Co.
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING OLA WOMAN

Mrs. Elizabeth Stelger VINO was mysterl-
ously shot at her home in Ockawayave, near the city
line OF brooklyn, Monday night, died yesterday at
St Marys Hospital. Her husband and 4 neiShbor,
Adolph kelmer, with her at the time OF tine shoot
iug The former stupidity drunk but kellmer said
that he and stcigcr had been drinking, and he took
Stciger home Mrs. Steigcr told HIM Of having had a
quarrel with carpenter who lived near aud asked II he
could lend her pistol Komor went to his house and
got his revolver and IL 10 the woman. she was
examining and had the muzze pointed toward herself
when II was accidentally discharged, the bullet entering
her abdomen. kellmer said that only shot was
fired The police found that two chambers OF the weapon
mad been recently discharged. Mrs Sciger said ut the
hospital that did not shoot herself but that Kelmer
fired W shots q her. she too weak To
thing more and did not recover consciousness again.
Her husband aud kelmcr wero held yesterday TO await
tho result OF the inquest
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OFFICERS or THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Al the lllll -NttOilb dhHhe'' -
Clearing House Association yesterday the following
officers and committees were elected:
Chairman o. O. Williams: secretary. Richard Hamilton
manager William \. Camp. Clearing House COMMITTEE
Jacob d. Vcrmiyc Edmund ID. Rudolph. Edward IL Per
kln,. IT, Frcierck b. 1appen, "illim a. Nash Con.
ference Committee. James i. NtOdWaTd, thaflcs
NJ Fry. William Dowd. John l. Je"ott
William II. Cox. Nominating Comm ttee, Nicholas j:
Palmer Charles jenkins, Clinton W. Starkey Henry
Rochoi, John 7. nm Committee on Admissions G. g.
Runkerhon l. +. Baldwin George W. Har John NJ Crane.
A. :. Apgar Arbitration Conmitcc, William A. Booth
Lo.an G. Murray. John Jaw Knox. W. H. Oakley u d. BAL =
win.
The total transactions for the year were Exchanges
$9j 800 79l 439 90 and balances. Sl,295.3oo2ol So
The daily clcaranCes were sS2,1c9,lSO 81 ana
balances - 2I7 O6D 49, The total transacti0ns since
the organization In October ls53, have been S1!3Oi
Cos 800 So The balances paid % the Clearing House
by the sub.Treasury during the year were Sli3ssl,
=
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Investigating Committee, City Hail. lo'So
O.. III.
Cable Railway suit, Supreme Court. ,..o..
Meetings OF Park Dock and Aqueduct Comnissioners
Aldermen's Committee on RAILROADS. lily mum =
q.
Board of Correction. p. IN. ,,,,. -
Republican City Convention, Newmh' Ao"u'i"' "
Music.
Ioyal LEGION Murray Hill Hotel, p. M
Prospect Park lawn tennis tournament, p NJ. =, ~
Republican IN ass.meoting, Grand Opera HOUSE HAM,
y. III. -, ~, -. o - ~,
Prohibition ratification meeting, Abingdon square
r. III. 49,, c.-..o,,h c,root n ,ntist
Church.
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an Italian mosaic worker was concealed IN the phys
before the sanitary officers learned OF The case. Dr.
Day wrote that Dr. BetIi rcgsterai at The bureau
of Vital Statistics more than year ago ana WIS hNHo
Of the nature OF the disease from which the llhHal
suffered Ii is Incredible" Dr. Lay added, ihat an
intelligent physician should not Ice aware t"at III tc
On 20 OF SMALLPOX he had public duties To perform
Papie Hupper age thirty, was found at 40. oIV NV,
ington-st suffering from smallpox yesterday anu WIS
re,noved 10 he Riverside lIOgpital.
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OPP OSLNG 4 SHEET RAILROAD.

An adjourned meeting OF the, property-own-
the projected railway through those streets held
last evening the Glsey House. Henry " Mead chair
man of the Executive Committee reported favoraby
The canvass being made OF those opposed TO the
railway. only two property have thus far
fused TO sign tho petition the Aldermen protesting
against It, the time Is too short for the volunteer
anynsscrs 20 visit every property oer tho committee
will ask the Aldermen at to adjourn the hearing
the case The meeting subscribed $3.50 for the expenses
of laying the case before the Aldermen.
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4 CHILLING OCTOBER DAT.

An unpleasant surprise awaited business men
who were compelled TO bo Ot OF doors yesterday, ana
shopkcepcrs watched the rain dlscOusOatCy from their
store windows. they had not much else to do From
H. the rain fell steadily but the skies cleared In time
for pcOpe 20 uptown after business without getting
wet The Signal Service officer on tho Equitable Build
ing said that rain local, ana that tho city would
now have clear weather. Fory.hVc-hundrcdths Of an
inch fell here which than the rest OF the
try was troubled with The wind was not violent, but
tho sudden made the day unpleasant Rain has been
much needed lately In this region hut IN the last few
DAYS enough has fallen. Some pleasant October weather
and indian smnmcr are now In Ordcr.
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SU4RES Owe DOLLAR FlCH

The PennOCk Underground Conduit ald
Surface Telegraph Company, whose certificate OF in
corporation fled yesterday proposes with
COMFY Island and Fort Hamilton. thence by cable under
the Narrows with Toenvile and other places Staten
Island and under Staten Island Sound 10 Perth Amboy
and all principal cities OF thi. State The capital stock
$780, 900 In shares Of ~ each George B. Pennock OF
BROOKLYN holds 49, 900 shares including % 900 taken
by him trustee for the Philadelphia and 6eabosrd
Telegraph Company.
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THE DAY SET FOR THE EXPLOSION.

The disnaEtiing of tho works at Flood Rock
went on slowly i'll the rain yesterday, and down in
the mine the engineers and men putting the fin
fishing touches to their eight years work. number
of little delays and the recent decision not TO drive
things on the part Of General Newton have post
poned the explosion 10 Saturday. On that day high
tide occurs at ] / a. H., and that Is the hour for
sprlnglng the mine decided upon by the officers in
charge. Superintendent Murray will lave a force
of policemen hand in Harlem to see that the
spectators do not shove one another into the river
in their anxiety to reach good points CT view. The
Commissioners of Charities have also asked for
officers TO keep IN order the crowds which will in
all probability overrun Wards Island.
A serious accident occurred at Flood Rock on
Saturday by which several men were injured, one
of the number narrowly escaping with his life. In
the lower levee of the great mine trenches are dug
to carry off the water 10 central point where il IS
pumped 10 the surface. These bitches are deep and
bridges them at different parts of the head
ings. These bridges are crossed by the wOrkmcn
and also by small tramcars in at the works. On
Saturday several men were on one of these cars
going across the bridge when suddenly
the entire structure gave way and
the men were thrown 10 the
ground several feet below. Their cries for help
Soon brought assistance from other parts of the
mine and they were speedily extricated. II was
found that Patrick McDermott, Of WillOw-st,
Astoria, had sustained severe injuries about the
head. He had to be removed to his home. James
Riley and Patrick Bryce, also of Astoria, received
fontusi0ns about the head and were also badly
bruised about the body. Peter Boyle sustained
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vrsTCIIESrTR COUNTY.

ARDsLrY-The Rev. Florence Mccarthy, - Minerviilc,
Essex County. while visiting some OF l, old pari,hion
er now employed on the aqIeduct arrested on
complaint OF james Lhuuy, VINO suspected thlt tho
priest wa- obtaining money by false petenccs lie was
taken before Justice Ifaupman when a. proved that he
was the whom be represented himself 10 bc and lie
was hOuOr1hly discharged.
INF-Ine meeting 81 the Wcstchcs'cr Pr"sbytcry be
gan Yesterday ia the Prcsu ytcrn Church. OF which tho
Rev. Dr.. G. ". Baird 10 pastor.
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PROFESSOR BICKMORES LECTURES.

Professor Albert :. BickmOrc, OF the
Museum OF Natural History, has just returned from AN
extended trip through the West and Southwest His
route WAS along the Yellowstone Valley and far into
NewMeIico covering over 1000 miles. II was made IN
connection with hts work IN the museum and he has
brought back large number OF stones and woods and
many photographs OF interesting features OF the country
ON Saturday he will begin hts course OF autumn
lectures tho museum 10 the teachers Of the public
schools. The first viii be on the "Appalaehians aud
-
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CHARGED WITH SWINDLING SILLY PEOPLE,
MISUNDERSTANDING Man gin and Mngnire

Yesterday caught the swindcr who has been making a
round Of the tencmen'-hOuscs representing himself
clerk the Surugatcs Court and collecting money from
persons who were silly enough to believe that they had
fallen heir, to cgtccs. They found him hanging about
the court recognized him by descriptions which had
been furnished by his victims. lie gave his name as
william g. DOW, an excleIk In the Court His pockets
several pawn tickets for clothing aud no said
that Inc lived hotel lie will he arraigncd IN Court
to-day and confronted by several persons whom ho has
cd
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GETTING TIE GENESTA READY.

In spite of the bad weather yesterday the
sailors OF Genrsta busy all day getting her
ready 70 start trip England Tho small sails
which sho will bavc been stored since her arrival
Tonpklusyile The h used I'm the run home viii be the
smallest OF four which the Genesta has II IL called
:, spnre." The cutter Will probably BE ready To sail
to-day There Ia no prospect OF her being scld here
no one seems willing to pay the $4,000 asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
AIoNG Tile snrNn.

GRrrSwICn-Thc steamer River Belle. which ran 10
New YORK during the summer, has been Nh"l"i d. the
officers and their WAGES. Tho steamer Is
I'm the Erie Basin, and /, TO be sold neat Monday.
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NEWARK.

The Democratic City Convention last night rcnomi-
mated for Mayor Joseph Haynes Tor Tux Commits
sioncr. Henry iIausing; for Water Commissioner,
Francis Wisnrr The ticket il machine made, and VIII
provoke Democratic opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
JERSEY CITY.

Luke Doyle employed by Charles lmhrbGric had
day TO carry ton Of coal into his cellar Mr. and Doyc
several cases OF whiskcy stored ia tcr the complexion
not slow In placing them % take away three tho
bottles concealed gphe police.
fllrl e1h I'm nN
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NETWORK DEFEATED BY ST LOUIS.
BASEBALL CLUR INCREASES IFS LEAD
THE GIANTS" OUrPLAYED.

THE "GIANTs" oUrPLAYrD.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. G.-The New York and st.
Iouis League baseball clubs played tho first
game OF their final series to-day, aud the
" Giants" beaten. The contest was one
aided the home nine outpayng their opponents Mt every
point and winning easily. kecfos pitching was batted
nIi over the field while tho New-York men could not
paugr Kibys curves. The New-NOrk players wont all
o pieces and made many bluder'. The score was rs
follows:
$, Lg y, :..S SS--l
ga,a hita-S Louis. - New YorS I. Errora-st. Louis
A. New.YorK, IA. ritchcrs-kirby and kecic UrlpTc-
Cmc,Go, oct 6. - Tho Chicago and Philadelphia
Clubs played "A poor game here today tho homo nine
winning easily The Eastern nine did by far the best
felding hut could not hat McCOrmicks curves. TAG
phnde lphia players made rally In the ninth inning
aud scored three but the squirt came too late The
score was:
rSiia,clphn - -
Base hits rhiladclp4a4 Chicago ~ ETors-Plhlaie-
p piTe MIR GSancy.
pErnoIr. Oct Ca well played game was witnessed
here to-day between the Boston and Detroit clubs. Tho
Enston men punched their few hits and the home play
crs their IN the sixth inning and tho three runs
scored by the former them the game. Tho batting
WAS weak on both sides. Tho game called at the
cnd of the eighth inning on account Of darkness. An
ncred Is the score:
H ne,,'nt, ..'..'....,..So o :
Da,c hits Bosten 81 Dctrot4. ,Errors-Bostons Detroit
Su.o o. i'''-'' 1"'''''''
CINCINNATI, Oct. G.-Another finely contested game
was played to-day between tho St Louis and Cincinnati
teams Tie home players battcd hard IN the last two
innings and finally Won the game by the following
score
g iaals I'D i-55
RAse his Cincinnati .; 81 ous Errors Cincinnati q;
81 Louis FItchris- Nal ane ana CarGthera Umpire
Mr.. Kelly
The game for the local championship between the
Metropolitan and BROOKLYN clubs at Washington Park.
Brookyn, yesterday had to be postponed account of
the rain. The mines Will play AZ the Polo Grounds to-day
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Announcements
INyAI1ns, HOTEL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

INVALIDS' HOTEL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
This 6idsly celebrated institution. located at Buffalo, ":
y is organized with full sta OF ciEhtcrn experienced and
skLI physicians and constituting the most
OF all chronic whether
medical surgical their Marvellous
has been achieved In the cure OF all nasal throat AMI lung
kidney diseases diseases Of the digestive
organs blaier diseases peculiar blood
tants skiE diseases rheumatism neuralgia nervous de-
paralysis epilepsy itSl spcTmatOrrhca impotency
and kindred affections their homes
through correspondence he OF the worst ruptures
pile tumors yarcocee hyIrocee and structures Is gusan
stamps for the Invalds Guide BOOK 6S pages
which gives ail particulars Address Worlds Dspensary
Medical association, Buffalo. y. Y.
POND's EXTRACT cures Pain and Injuries.
however Under Temperature In oil climates, 10
accompanies the same wondcruiresnits Ayod limitations
Cleanliness and purity make Parkcr's Hair
Balls tho favorita for restoring color 10 hair
Ifycu are sick and would get well, use P3rkers Tonic.
''@'N p''N>' INK DoRrSG FOLDING BED Co,
% East litl-st., near broadway.
For CHRONIC ULCERS
OF every description the swedish remedy; carbon
Madding SURPRISES any dressing hitherto invented For
particulars apply 81 Tribune uiIn,, New-YOrk,
betwCe and ii a. H. ana = 10 > D. -.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA Lexington ave, between 18th and 31Jh AZ
GcnitOU Tinary organs Impotence aud steclltE
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
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| tnflng injuries about the body. McDermott was
better Yesterday but was not considereu ou' Vi
| danger
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MARINE INTELLiGENC
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. j59 sets 52sMoc 500 Moons age 20
ln1I VNc"t -. ~.
IM.-SanGv HOOK. 637 Gov. ,sani. 713IIs! GatN $50
PR.-Sahdy Hook, BJJHUN. lslauL 7l3'Iiell Gitc Sl2
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ILLEGALLY CONOEALIyG SMALLPOX CASE.
On the recommendation of Sanitary Super
intendent Day the Board OF Health yesterday directed
the attorney to prosecute Or. q. b. Bettin OF No .
University place. for violating the Sanitary Code In
failing TO report a case OF smallpox Oswado Palarlni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
CHASING ASCENT BAG on MUDDY HORSES

The second meet of the ROckaway Hounds
took place yesterday afternoon IN tho midst of pouring
rain. The start made from Pearsals There were
less than dozen men that followed f. Gray Grswod.
the master, and tho hounds. The rain had served To
deadcn the scent that II was almost Impossible To
follow the OF tho dogs" From Pearsalls tho
course drew as-t-ard annR the turnpike aud la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07

POND's EXTRACT cures Pain and Injuries.
however Under Temperature In oil climates, 10
accompanies the wOndcruiesait Ayod limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07

FOLDING BEDs.-Largcst assortment at mod
crate prices. CLll and examine.
THE DORISG FOLDING BED Co.
% Fast litl-st, broadway.
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Cleanliness and purity make Parker's Hair
Balls tho favorta for restoring color 10 hair
Ifycu sick and would get we'll use Parkcrs Tonic.
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For CUROVIC I1IcPpS

OF every description the swedish remedy; carbon
Waddng" SURPRISES dressing lthcrIO invented For
particulars apply ut Room 81 Tribune Nu,ns, New York,
DetwC en- ana II a. ana > 10 ..
DR.. r. PnLGREy.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. I

IA LcNingtOu.avc, between 18th and S1Ch AZ
UOurs-S Ia to7 Diseases OF tho NHrv1Is 5ystD Il
GcntO- Urinary organs. Impotence aud steclitI
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT

vRzA Cruz oct CARVED steamer City OF Alex andra
Reynolds from New-Yo rk via Havana
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-13

CIEcuIn-Jane A. Qnackenbush Vs. Geo,
j. Maker. feIievIn. Verdict, no cause fos
action. Judgment for defendant for costs.
-Hendriks Roei0f ~. 6errii koeiot IN
chaucery. DIN0foe granted e0mlia nani.
Andrew 4. floy ". Charles 4. Nomsiock
Iroyer. Judgment by default Tor phunnfi
for SJD,.sS and costs. - cornelius J. Haf-
Ney appointed County CLERK, Yice ,FlAnd
Goodwin. deceased -f Prank 4. Cau~nier
appointed deputy CLERK.
PgoBArE -Estate Of James Mliief de
ceased Administrator discharged 49, Is
tate of ELLEN T. Hill. minor. Order aIpolut-
ing Edward Hll. guardian - l.sisste OF
Margaret A. Beatiie, deceased. Appraiser r
warrant and inventory filed Order grant
lng executor license 10 sell personal property
az auction. n.--t-tate of Annie Lark de.
ceased. Order determining heirs. -- Estate
of David CLARK deceased. Petition tor ap-
poinimeni of administrator fleo and Nay IA
set for bearing. In re- Nina NJ Mcclure
and Maudo j. Mcclure. dependent aud
neglected children. Application for admis-
sion TO State Public School flied ~ Estate
Of Moses James Mcqueen minor. OTdeT
allowing guardian 10 make conveyance Of
the real estate Of the minor -lu tte mat
ter of the vacancy in the Office 81 Clerk of
Kent County. Notice Of said vacancy given
10 the Circuit Judge
PoIIcE.-Gty vs. Michael FInn and John
Nsn SlOten. Drunk. Committed to " days
in jail.-Cib " John Snider DRINK and
disOrdorly. Paid S6.5S-P People W John
Gray Larceny less than 80 and m.Jre than
-. Sentenced 10 State House OF Correction
for - day.
JUsITcE " EsrFAII@-Scou Williams ~.
Ambrose Bovine Assumpsit Judgment
for plaintiff for 50 and costs.