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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

TIM Grand Picnic on al lands u car.
pete 10 be continued until further notice.
The largest assortment tie finest pat
terms, the best goods known e. tie trade
the most astounding low prieos.
Tapestry BRussflS 55o. 65c. 75c. No
better goods 10 lac found
BoDY BRussELs 95c, Sl.00, Sll0. SI.Ia
This line comprises tie bes, qualities g.
be found IL any market.
NnIvETs s., Sll0 SLl6 SIZE si.s5.
Nelvets are the coming carpets We have
never sold so many Of this make ON ao-
count Of the extreme low prioe.
MOeUKrTEs. Our proe still farther
reduced with large invoice Of new
choice patterns, never ksown SO cheap.
sLl5. sl25, Sl35. Sl40
INcRAINs. .-20c. 25c. Soc. Ssc. 40c. 45c.
I0c 60c, 65e These prices include all
the different. qualities az well a. the best
goods manufactured, and il a surprise b.
ali. SPENe a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
For the Ladies.

The place TO get sewing machines repaired
is where the repalrer has no interest at stake
Uus fts- a~fy-.-..ss.s fssoosscea wvfhffiuas,
not where they would rather sell you "A new
one. Agents repairing a. a rule does not
give satisfaction. Adjusting is a trade. After
twelve years experience j am prepared 10 do
work that will give perfect satisfaction. j
do not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have but one object IN view,
that is do work that will build up for me a
good trade as a rerairer of sewing machines.
] will call at your shop or house, examine your
machine. tell You what can be done, what I
will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have it done or not.
All orders received by postal will receive
prompt attention. ] rebuild, readjust, clean
and repair all kinds, have parts, attachments
and needles for all. Shop al 10 Summit
street. T. II. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Repairer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Correspondence Of THE TELE6RAM.
MASTsTEE, April 27.-Most of the mills
will start up about the first of May. when
the salt blocks will also be put into opera
ton. turning out from 5000 TO 5000 barrels
per day.-In speaking in connection with
the location of the Soldiers Home in Michi-
gan few days since. Congressman Cutcheon
expressed a preference for the selection of a
site near Niles, or some place in the South
ern part of the State. by which means both
Michigan and Indiana could receive the ben
eft OF it The climate would be agreeable
and the location accessible from all quarters.
II Is said that Armour Il CO., of Chicago,
viii soon begin the erection of a large brick
refrigerator, for the storing of meat. pOul-
try etc, IN this city.-The Goodrich and
+. Z 4. NJ. hines are now running, daily boats
between this city and Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
a Railroad Accident.

81. Louis, April 27.-1his afternoon the
regular daily excursion train TO Montesano
Springs and a special car. on which were
the Texas Pacific directors on tour of in
spection, collided twenty miles below this
clty. The engineers jumped for their lives
Engineer William Stevenson was seriously
injured; Louis Christ. fireman of the special,
was killed; Phillip Loland, nephew of Gen
Nisters, one of the directory party was
killed. The remains were shipped Ia Phila-
delphia. Ex-Governor John c. Brown one
of the directors, had his right arm broken In
two places. Half dozen others suffered
injuries. The accident is charged To train
dispatchers carelessness.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
TRADE AND FINANCE.


OFFICE or r. V. TAYLOR Powers's Block
GRAND RAPIDS. April q 1856. I
Cables-Wheat and corn dull and unchanged
t,onsols 10 points higher.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
MIDDLETON'S REPORT
HIS ACCOUNT or FRIDAYS FIGHT.
Four Dead and Thirty Two Wound
ed on the Canadian Slde-fhe
Number OF Rebels Unknown.

OTTAWA, Ont, April zI.-Ihe Minister oi
Militia has received the following official
statement from General Middleton OF the
battle of Friday.
Elsa CREEK. 25 miles north OF Clarke :
Crossing, Northwest Territory, April 24.-l
have had an affair with the rebels al this
spot, on the east bank OF the river. Ny al
vanced scouts were fired upon from blut,
bat We managed TO hold our own until the
main body arrived, whea / took measures TO
repel the attack, which was over al about 2ssj
pm. We have captured a lot Of their ponies and
have three or four, apparently Indians aud
half-breeds, ia the corner OF the bluns who
have done great deal of mischief, being ey-
identity their best shots, and, a. am Unwill-
Ing tO loose more men IN try Ing 10 take them,
| have surrounded the bluff, and shall wait
until they have expended their ammunition
10 capture them. Lord Melgund joined me as
soon a. he could from the other side of the
river with the Tenth Royals and Ninnipegs
half battery. buE the affair was over before
they arrived A. most of this part of the
left column il thus across, and II L. a
work OF difficulty 10 cross, have ordered
the rest 10 follow and shall march tomorrow
with the united force on BatOuche. The
troops behaved very we'll ia this. their first
affair. The killed and wounded are, l re-
gret 10 say, too numerous. Here follows q
list of four killed and thirty-two wounded.
| do not know what the loss of the enemy
wa, but doubt not that II was pretty severe,
though, Judging from the advantage of
their position and mode of fight
ing il might well be less than ours. / shall
proceed To- morrow, after burying the dead
and sending the wounded back, TO Ciarke's
Crossing. By moving up this side lose the
telegraph line, but | shall keep up constant
communication by way of Clark's Crossing
If possible. | regret very much the wound
ing of my two aides-de-camp. Capt. Wise's
horse was shot previous to his being
wounded.
(Signed,) FRED MIDDLETON,
Major general commanding the new field
force
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

a Prospect OF Legislation Which Shall
Provide tor Them

oIsecsal olsisatcf 81 iaf lsi.EskAx
LissISe. April S5.~-fhs Senate passed the
bill Incorporating the VILLAGE of Oscoda. also
concurrent resolution increasing the
sI.eclad Joint COMMITTEES On taxation bs sd
ding one senator and Two Representatives.
Sunstor Carseth to-day had reI,ortes and
ordefed printed a substitute for al the taH
bills betone the Senate. II partly adopts the
Wisconsin lav aud contains many admirable
provisions. A. the present lsw has been
declared unconditional something must bs
done by present legislature and this substi-
tute stands good chance Of adoption.
The House COMMITTEES of the whole passed
the Senate bill establishing a mining school
IL tins Upper Peninsula.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Nsw Yosk. April IA week ago last
Thursday. at the request Of Col. Fred. Grant,
Prof Rupert Schmid, rhe Munich sculptor.
calied st (icn. Grants residence TO secure n
portrait bust Of the General. Siuce then he
hsts had four sittinZs. and now the work
nssds only "a few finishing touches. II l. Of
h sl1e. oue-guarter length. A military
CLOAK is dragged about the sh0u ders and the
whole rests on design Of. crossed cannon
zlrmouuted by an eagle with Outspread
wings Prof Schmid expects 20 complete
the bust 8t one more sitting. Il vii be
executed iu bronze.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Gen. Grant Grateful.

Nsw fJGK. April E.--At a meeting of the
Board Of Aldermen, to-day. the following
letter. receiveo from Col. T. y. Grant, was
read.
NEw YonK, April E.-This afternoon
read the resolutions Of sympathy passed by
the GIFTS Counci April :. 20 General Grant.
Re being too iii % write, and suffering much
pain when talked to. ne said. SAY 90 the
City Council for me. I hope the honorable
members oi the City Council viii accept
this acknowledgment ~ their kindness nd
thoughtfuines-. Respectfully,
f. ID. GRANT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

ISDASAPorIs, April = The hags on the
postofiee and courthouse and city offices
we're h0isted to-day la honor OF Grants
SIXTY third birthday. At a public meeting
held tonight not One-third of the people
Who desired cosld obtain adnittance. Gov
Gray presided. and speeches were made BY
senator Harrison. ex-senator Mcdonald, ex-
GOV. Porter. Gov. Gray, and Others. A
memorial address 20 Grant, expressing ,he
lose aua admiration Of the people of IN
diana. Irrespective OF party, for him, as a
soldier and statesman. was adopted. and
copies ord, red TO be- sent % the General.
The meannL vas q lr.al snccass.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
a Convent IN Peril.

MONTREAL, April Apprehension is felt
for the safety of the nuns in the convent on
Nuns island, above Victoria bridge. About
twenty nuns live there, and there is no com
munication during the time the ice in the
river is breaking up. The island is com
pletely submerged, and the water appears to
be up TO the second story of the convent
building. The rushing torrent and huge
blocks of floating ice prevent communica-
tion, and the sisters of the congregation to
which the nuns belong fear that disaster has
oefaiien tne.n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
The Seventh Game.

NEw YORK, April 27.-The seventh game
of the billiard tournment was played
tonight at Irving Hall before a small audi
ence. The contestants we're Schaeffer and
Joseph Dion. Both men made some brilliant
breaks but IL was evident from the first
Schaeffer had II his own way. The score
was: Schaetfer, 800; largest run, 20; average,
10, IL, -. Dion, ls5; largest run. -; average,
<, l5, 81 Time of game one hour and forty
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Henry Oswald asks the Superior Court to
Anna. He says they were married in Sagi-
nav in 1880, and in January, 1888, she desert
ed him, came to this city and took up her
residence in sporting house, so-called. He
followed her and has tried to induce her to
abandon her wicked ways without success.
They have no children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
The Fastest on Record.

CINCINNATI. April 27.-About 800 persons
went out to Chester park this afternoon to
witness the sprint race between II. NJ. John
son. of New York. and Geo. Smith. of Pitts
burg. for $1,000 and the championship Of
the United States. The distance was l25
yards. Johnson won the race by FIVE feet
looking over his shoulder. The time gwen
was II 30 seconds. beating the best record
oy nearly a second. Smith was never de
feated before In 5-Yard race.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

DarTAs. Tex.. April THE Gould sys-
tenn hospital IN Fort Worth vas burned yes
terday. Loss. S500o0. insurance. $250oo.
The water works collapsed recently. and the
building va= az the mercy of tfe flames.
The 32 patients were rescued with difficulty.
and were sent ~ Sedslia .sst night Seven
fraFuen we're Injured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
New York.

NEW YORK, April n.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy at IL
per cent. Exchange closed dull; posted
rates. s4s7ai ~; actual rates. 81 S6laG S8h for
sixty days: 81 Ssh.G4 Ssh for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6's l27
bid. i's coupons l221s bid; as do 1l2i4 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed a. follows: Union
frsts 1l3khlifA. Land Grants. 1O5N bid:
sinking funds. iIs61e bid CeDtrals. ll21 li2A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Secretary Lamont Seriously ID.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Col. Lamont's
condition does not improve as rapidly a.
desired. It il now given out that he will
not be able TO resume his official duties this
week. He Il suffering from malaria and
prostratiOn. resulting from over work. His
friends deem his illness quite serious.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Mrs. l. y Fitch. ~ 81 Vest Bria1e -trer4
who vas locked - Al tbe jaii over sunsaY
for safe keeping. was reisase3 Yss-erlag
she was adIudTed perfectly ssBs snd 30
many her confinement u considered a part
~ conspiracy. Il wss quite evident Nrs
Fifeh was -ouoeThst under the infBeaos a
hquor when arrested. but uediesI erFerfs
sh0uld - able - Determine tfss difference
between insanity and . PLAIN drunk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
The French Fleet.

PARIS, April 1.-THE French fleet has
been ordered to rendezvous off Piralus. a
seaport of Greece. 1t is believed this action
has been taken with a view to a demonstra-
tion off Alexandria in the event of the
Egyptian government refusing to make the
amends demanded by France for the sup
preston of the BoSphore Egyptien.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Death From Using ChIoroform.

CHICAGO. April T.-Mrs. Ellen Shay, of
l2i West Jackson street, while IN the dental
office Of Dr. Day. IN the Dare block. this
afternoon. was seized with =pasms. The
doctor had administered chlorofOrm 70
deaden the pain while having her teeth ex-
trscted The parOxysrs continued and be-
fore medical aid could Do OF any service Mrs.
Shay died. The coroner viii hold An inquest
~ rlnnrrnr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Special dispatch % THE TKisskAx
Bio RAPIDS, March 1.-Two thousand
dollars have been raised by the citizens of
Mecosta village, 10 contest the action of the
Supervisors regarding the building Of the
court house, the claim beiag that two
thirds vote is neoessary 10 appoint build
ny committee. instead Of majority vote
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

COLUMBUS, O., April N.-Assemblyman
Thorp presented petition in the House to-
day praying for the removal of Judge
Harvey Wylie, charging him with having, on
several occasions during his term of office,
been guilty of drunkenness and gross
neglect of duty. Without taking action the
House referred the petition to the Commit
tee ON IndiciarY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Accident Near Chase.

Correspondence Of The TELEGRAM.
REED CrTI, Mich, April 25.-Yesterday
afternoon Jacob l.. Brown, formerly pro-
prietor of the machine shops here, in at
tempting TO board +. & z. NJ. freight train
near Chase. was thrown under the cars. His
right foot was crushed, making amputation
necessary. and his left leg was broken in two
places above the knee. He Is about - years
old and the injuries are considered very
serious If not fatal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
o Singular Accident.

DENVER, April 27.-The stage from Lead
vile to Aspen last night was struck by
rock, throwing the driver down a cliff fifty
feet Mrs. Gresnwild, of Leadville, on the
drivers seat, was also thrown out. Edward
A. Holden fell under the horses feet and the
stage ran over him. 1t is thought he will
die.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

CALUNFr. Mich, April This mornin Z
Iers Mack, alias Blue. was arrested for for
gerry He stole the pay book and receipts Of
Joseph Sorians. a mine boss, took 1t 20 the
Office IA Sorians's name. and procured the
pay of a number Of men, signing receipts
for them
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

LoUlsvrrrE. ~. April THE Grant
memorial meeting was call to order by Capt
Lsafhers Confederate soldier. and pre-
uded over hy sx Chancellor Bruce. Con
ffsierlre touEreSsmHu. The most eloquent
speech Fsz made by Gen. Baker. Con
ssderate soldier The list ~ Vice Presi-
d,snt- Included the aames of leading citi-
san@ 10 az parties.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
An Attack on the British.

SUAKIM, April 27.-The rebels in and
around Otao commenced heavy fire on the
advance column of the British last evening
and kept it up long into the night They
were out of range, however, and very few of
the shots fell within the British lines. Only
three soldiers were wounded
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

LosDoS Apri. z.-sir Edward Thornton,
British Ambassador at st. Petersburg, has
made an unisgoFable official report respect
ing aus.la views oi Giad-tOue's last note
asking az explanation 0f komarOn : con
dilcf AZ Psnldea, In view 0t LuInsdens con
tradlctiOus of the General : statement.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
The Best Kind.

There are "9ots" Of Custom
Departments in town But we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours is the
the best of It's kind And
what Is that kind9
Popular D. the easy and
strongest answer.
We nake every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. con
suit " Oh Suitings newest
Spring Light Weight over
coatings and TroDserings.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
The Excitement at Toronto.

ToRoNro, April 27.-The excitement over
the news from Riel's rebellion is intense
here. Two papers issued special editions all
day Sunday and the other two printed full
extras. Prayers were offered in all the
churches for the success of the government
troops and comfort for the friends OF those
killed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
p.rldsna. 70 be peclared

WssHyGroS, April THE ComptroIler
of TIE Currency viii within day or so de-
clare dividends 81 per cent for the benefit
~ the creditors of TIRE Marine National
Bank ~ New FORK and the Pacific National
Bank II Boston.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

W,sHrvera~. tpril THE celebration of
tl,e birthday of Gen. Grant took place to-
nixht n tae Metropolitan VI. F.. Church
where fhe General formerly vorshipped
The meeting was presided over by senator
Nsrderson. and addresses we're made by
Comu .aner Black. Gen = : Beudetfs
Gen n F. Calston. Judge Shelisbarger
arI fsrra
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

CHEBoTeAN. April 27.-The strikers are
holding out. with 10 indications Of giving
in. Many more have joined them since
aturdav. A committee has heeh seut 70 in-
tercept those coming 10 take their places
and a row may occur.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Ons Of eisn,cc..s schanss.

NrENSs. April 27.- Representative of the
German Liberals are actively working IN
Austria. especially IN Morava. 70 secure the
fusion of advance and middle German
parties AZ the approaching elections. on the
basis Of opposition 20 further amendments
81 the constitution IN the direction Of
liberalization. Bismarck II credited with
inspiring the movement
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Cwcteo. April p Flags are flying IN
many parts ~ the rity to-day Ia honor Of
tiae .ss. birthday anniversary ~ tfen- Grant
The proposed demonstration Tins evening
hRz been rottu0uei in consequence Of the
inahiifF ~ senator Conking. Henry Wat
tsrson and other invited T1ests 20 attend
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Curtains and praneries

0oftains aho Ofaptffce
10 every variety and quality in Read
Lace. nottingham. ar we'll ns heavy
draperles M Plush. Satin sad Draperles.
boy the yard or by the pair. ami 40 offered
at lower prices than can lsa found else
where. SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
The Ice Breaking Away.

CHEsoYGAN Mich. April H.-The ice has
broken FIVE miles above here and Is drifting
into Lake Huron A strip IF 80 = mile vide
il blocking the harbor. b1t boats get through
If easily.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

CH7cseo April 2T-MayDr Harrison has
commenced suits against the fnfsr Cee1n
and Edwiu lee Brown fsr damages for
alleged ihelous pub6cst1'ns eoncerniug
hius - the amount 81 $-o.no.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

BEUssus, April THE Independence
Bstgs pub,ishes a special despatch from st.
Feter-bEr. saying There has been fresh
nght between the Afghans and Russians.
The kassians were defeated and lost 400
men.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Notes from the "Lumberman. -

The Bay De Noque Lumber Company has
a summer resort hotel at Nahma, Delta
county, Mich
The new cooper shops of the North Star
Barrel Company, at Minneapolis, Mimi, are
ready for the machinery.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Aratvg. April The anniversary of
Grants birthday was ifnnely celebrated by
tse eranf Clnh this evening Addresses and
rerltulrus were delivered tV prominent
gvntleweut snd ratriotic songs we're snng
lie rrslr-- rrnlrnm ~. very ine.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Va Are fully determined that the peo.
pie IL Michigan shall be correctly inform
ed where - purchase Dry Ooads ana
Carpets SrsINe A CoNrANs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

DASruc. April N.-Thirty three British
vessels loaded With grain have left Riga dur
my the past fortnight. Those remaining
are fastening preparations for departure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

KSoIvuLF. Tenn, April 27.-There were
two shocks Of an earthquake felt in this city
At , O'Clock last evening. Window panes
ratified and dishes tumbled 10 the floor IN
many houses. while tAe houses themselves
zhCsok
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

CosE. APRIL z7.--At a meeting ~ Nation
slists in tais city 20 night. AZ which IRE
Mayo presided. if wss resolved 20 hoy~otf
Toysl.st tradesmen who eTaibited as~s upou
the arrival ~ TIE Rrl1ee ~ Nsies.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

speaker pro tern sseIlers has beer tts Jre.
sidlng effioeT - ths H01ss ttis week gesker
ti2rk beng shsert ca buzinass. " Sellers
fas glve1 genera sstisfsctlon. F7aldinr fte
gave rith ~ uauch gyrsce srd sk5n - II -
had feen at tte -FuaFksrs deek anrfrR tfte
srt7-e @ess@erHs - ftefrr.f frst
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

LoSDoS, April 27.-The Da.iy Nssos pub
hshes a telegram similar % that published in
Brussels reporting the battle between the Al
stssns and Russians. ia which the latter were
49,.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

We wish Il were possible fof us o.
enumsrate all the different articles in our
store worthy ~ attention
ihe1e hf~ sinsssssss...s- -.s-.-s-s-s---.-v----
of Merchandise upon our shelves and
counters that IT. commanding great aften-
tion from customers al over the country
as well a. citizens - our cits. The sup
ply seems sufficient f0r fhe Increased
demand. ar our dep8 rtmeuts were never
80 well supplied SrHTNG A. COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

SsS FasScIsoo. Apnl 2s--The postponed
scuiinz match between Tayherzer ard
Stevenson vss to-day postponed iudefuitel 81
On aooonns ~ rongh weather
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Real Estate Transfers.
Furnished daily from the Office of "a. l
Scribner, real estate dealer

Furnished dally from the Office of ". X
Scribner, real estate dealer
Monday April 27.-John J. Bsaknap "a
Edward l. btlton 50 n Of e 81 ft-ei 81
lot 90 hk : ScrlbneF q Turner'S add I d25
Henry Moore to Elizabeth NJ. and h@rah J.
Stewart los u ford's sub .-........ 30
Catharine ". Quintus T. Lucy A. MRyhew
sS II of lot Quintns's sub ......... IX
Charles Z and George W Stewart 20 Cor
Lnelins ". MoOress ! : of soc u
and J nv \ Of sec 2 Tyrone. so
Andrew J. Reeye~ and Horace TonI,kins
70 John Jebb - acre. IN u " COZ Of sec
IL Walker .... I 2pp
Chaplin A. Clute 10 George :. Soulss estn
NV = Of sec - Tyrone ...... / 0n
Nettie X. l.. Treslown u Caroline Coon !
acre n " cor <nw : of SEC ]
Nathsn } Aiken 20 Adonijah I.andon e y
Sc 4 Of sec and " = = Of sec
Lemiia A. c. Hliis TO Jodson NJ. P.s.slee -
lot Coiton's sub. ---.........-...... Oo9
I,emila A. {. Hills 10 Alexander McIaren
lot ia Cotton r sub. ........ ...-........ 6S
COlion : tuh ...-.... .......... 90
Martha q Earle to Thomas and Edward
ODOnnell sw y lot blk CaInpau plat 3 0O0
Amelia 4. Squires 10 Leonard A. Ward
lot ~ Washburns = sub ......... TO
Lorenzo \. DenisOn 10 Prank H. Edison
lot IL te1c II ~ HinmRn's ID add
Sparta ..-.-.-.. .......-. g.s
JOHN II. Edison 10 Frank n Edisous
W 4 Of sec Alpine and lot Ii Humans
al add Sparta .................. O75
John c Gates aud John Bell to Fruncs~
B. t.by lots y and y blk , Fishers add 80
Charles X. Baxter % sylvester Is. Hurl-
burt lots and 10 blk Menhsm's add 80
Frank II Edison - John II. Edison =
sw Except 10 Il IN corr 81 sec
Nellie Fsh to William Ii. Crien part Of
lot ] sec - Walker ..........-....- sp
Mary r. ChHppell by guardian 10 samuel
NJ Roach part " = se : of seo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

IexnoS. April 2-.--The Prnce = Wales
ard party left Ireland this afternoon en-
barking on the royal Yacht at lame for THE
scottish Port ~ Strsnrser.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

"hEw h the hne lsa the oisipe Cal
wheFe thes viii
Spring 4 CoNpASY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
So - - -.

CsoSsrsDT. April ~ -successfal trisis of
= Submarine eiectric hight ~ere msde here
to-aaT