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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices.
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brough. to
this city by far a create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eyes
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred ma the hls.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

DusrtS. July l9-Ths fsiiure Of ths Nun
ster Bank Wa the topic upon which the
majority Of the priests IN the South Of ire
lsnd discoursed from their pulpit< to-day.
They generally advised the people ~ place
e-unfdence IN the ability % the bank 20 uitf-
nately meet its liability aud resume b1si-
raaa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20
Wires Officially Cut.

SYRACUSE. " Y. July l9.-Yesterday after
noon wires of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Teie-
graph Company were cut by order Of the
Common Council. The company has been
strinzinf their wires through leather t1bes-
which the Council has declared nuisance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

kxS ARsos. Mich. Julv "a Three bur
slaries we're committed here last night
Ahons tzo worth ~ watches. ievelry and
srson~y was taken from three ho'ises aesr the
University. NJ eiew ~ the thieves ~hn
xere evidently ~ Saus
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20
A FIFTY THOuSANo-oOlLAR FIRE
The Whole Village of New Brighton
Threatened With Destruction.

Nrw YoRx. July l9.-At noon to-dsy a FIRE
nearly the whole village OF New Brighton.
Staten Island. broke out in the extensive
plaster works Of King & Wooster. The en-
tire fre department. on the Island vss called
out bot the Aames made such rapid progress
that = me~ssas vss sent 20 Nev York for
assistance, and the fire boat "Hsvemeyer
va sent down The flames we're under con
troll AZ o'ciock. The entire factory il a
total ioss. The loss is estimated At $4,000.
which Il is underwood i fuiIy covered by
Insurance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20
The Horrors of the Tremens.

LOUISVILLE. July 19.-Tom Hanlon. aged
81. confined in the Jail with delirium trem-
ems. broke a window pane to-day and with a
triangular piece Of glass stabbed himself in
the left lung. Turning the glass round and
round. he made a horrible aperture, into
which he thrust his hand and pulled out =
portion Of the lung.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

, peeIaI % The Fres Press.
WASHINGTON, July ls.-Hon. Samuel s.
Robinson, of Charlotte, arrived to-day for
the distinct purpose OF getting the President
To withhold the commission of 3. 3. Barrett
a. postmaster at the above town. He makes
some very serious charges against Messrs.
Pennington and Barrett and says that Char
lotte and the immediate neighborhood are
all torn up over Barrett's appointment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

PARrs. July f9-The Minister Of Marine
-tstes thst naore than ts.goo. apo vii be "a
ans red - restore the nsvy - ia efficiency
previous ~ tissFF raneo- Chinese var
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

C.rse. July le--'rhe prospect Of the i'm
mediate izsas of the rev Egyptian loan has
infnsed rev hfe into business and govern
naent circles here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

NIssARA Fats. y. Y, July I9.-The body
Of Mrs. Annie Mcintyre. Of WeIlsnd, who
fell of the pier of Goat Island lsst Wednes-
day and wa swept over the falls, Wa found
st A. m. to-day floating. face downward, in
the eddy Just below the American falls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

EAsr SAGINAW, JaIy ls--Ihsrs Is no
ehangs Ia the situation tonight as regards
ths strike. The men cat on the strike are
quiet. and appear hopeful and determined
A relief store has been opened and contriba-
tions are being solicited. No mills have
started to-day, aud there has been no inter
fsranee With those running. meeting of
mil owners was held this afternoon. At
which the question Of starting tho raiils az
ten hours with the pay allowed heretofore
for sisVen hours did not ind single advo-
cate. Resolutions were adopted declaring
until they can DO 40 without mOlestation,
aud that they have no propositions 70 make
with any parties other than those In their
employ.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

TsE MILL Men TALK or CLOSING.
a Meeting % Mil Owners Saturday
a Statement Of Pricss-Gos.
Ayers Opinion.

bAE CIIrs Jals l3-An infOrnal nesting
~ ga nall 0<usrs sas held iass evening st
the Fraser House Dariors. ~ correct the sr-
sone0as impression ~tsieh had gained eur
rsflcg lhat laborsrs we're paid fr0m IS - ~
eenLs . dag- Ihs Hliu 0~aers present pre-
sentsd a slsnsd statement giving lowest
wages paid, ne highest wages paid and tbs
averages paid - able bodied men. The
statement showed tho lowest wages SIS,
ths highest $500. average si.u5. fAis does
does a0t llciulis sasss paid superlntendsuts,
DOok- kaspefs and other once workers Or
boys. IL Eas unanimously asserted that
thsrs bad 0son 40 nseGlnz OF mil owners
lllat Eintsr Or thls sprlng ~ rx the price of
sages a. has 0san falsely reported. IL vas
also sh0sn HAT While tie average price Of
sas bills has been reduced ~ ~ > per cent.
slnce tho rate of wages Nas established Ia
the sprInx. wages vas only reduced an
srage " from ~ ~ ~ per cent. lt wss also
sho~u that lhe price Of salt has fallen - Per
eent Since the rate OF wages sas estAb-
iishod thsFe ha- been 40 reduction Of wages.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20
FIRE AND ACCIDENT.
Cincinnati Visited by the Flames
Two Men Injured.

Two Men injured.
CINCINNATI, July i9.-About 5 O'Clock this
evening FIRE broks out in a four story brick
building on KsizOu- assr Ellen street, Occu-
pred ~ an agency and tenement house, and
owned BY Mrs. Ramsr. The place was CON
plstsly gutted. Loss, 5000; partially in
sured. Three frame houses on the east we're
slightly damaged By fire and water. Joe
0harieih and James Cspill were on n ladder
when a portion Of the vail fell. throwing
them - the ground. distance Of thirty feet.
The former had bis spine injured and the
latter ~as badly cut about the face and head,
besides having a rib broken.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

True tits, It's Pity. Pity tbs, tbs True.
II old Pollonius were 10 enter our store
and see the low prices at which We are sell
ling our fine Mackinaw Hats, he would utter
the above words with Ihore force and emphs-
sis than he ever did in his life. Iii a pity
81; but II is nevertheless true that We are
doing this very thing in order 10 make room
for our Fall styles, which We are now order
ing. We also have a fine assortment Of
Manillas. which We are closing out, si cost.
Thomas A CEfPPN,
"a Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

Is..xs.,S. Nish.. Jalg - Sheriff Fi6eid
hrnnshf Cl,sz. Cory frssn Coapersvtile fs-e-
tersiaF he stole aorse and bsxEy lsst De-
semlssr IN this eftY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

Our entire stock Of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks. Parasols,
Fans. Laces. Hosiery, Gloves.
Lawns. White Dress Goods.
&C.. will positively be closed
out.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

MsDssp. guiy ls.-Reparts f-on chnlers
infecsesi distxfcss she's thst there wers -
ss=se and - dssfis ca Saturday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

harvest hso3s exeeeds the demand tins
year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

there - CREST desl of ssekBess -
Csrstozl. Barry connty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-20

We woala rrseufion uur handsome kilts and
ge-ueys ~ q fioe Ssflgvs sniss a plsir
sle.ted Bloose suit. 7h~T are noa szT'snsivs
sddins AZ extrn peir - toe - sssovs 1ons
renss - stse caae nlsT hs for emergency and a.
rre forgss - ls5 n ss,srk II sir4 Wsisss al fls
va frosn - eeBss - fi-st our Fnncy Pefoaiss
ass ctp~iot vsi~s. all prove sceeptstis ~
mary r.cszsisgrs h1t fgr rnrnlie bafine f,ss
i,,ys all wHni one a sssf fsfsruisr lsssf frs.u'
Flahnef aisirs wAie.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CIRcuIr.-Sherman c. Prindle VS.. Clar-
ence W Prindle. Assumpsit. Judgment by
default for plaintiff for $50 and costs
PaoBArE-Estate of Henry ;. Smith, de-
ceased. Order allowing executors third an
nual account-Estate of Alice ;. Ellison
et al, minors. Petition for guardian TO
render account filed and May 16 set for hear
ing.-Estate of Bertha Wolf, minor.
Guardians first annual account filed
Estate of ThOs. II. McShane et al, minors.
Guardians bond filed and letters issued.--
Estate of Mary +. Haines, minor. Guard
ian's bond filed and letters issued.--E Estate
of Sala Smith. deceased. Refusal of Henry
ID. Inman 10 act n executor filed
PoLIcE-Cny ". Charles c. Rood. Com
m.tting a nuisance. Adjourned to May /,
10 "A. IN.
SUPERIOR-Dolena Seegmiller W. Lyman
L. hInne and Freeman Brewer. Irespas:
on the case. On trial.
JUSTICE WEsrFAIL-Lawson ID. Wood vs.
Mrs. w Morley. Assumpsit. Judgment by
default for plaintiff SIS and costs. Benz
y Harris V. James Murray. Assumpsit
Judgment for plaintiff for S93.4 and costs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01
NOVEL ADVERTISING SCHEME.
Caaal Street. Mscchaat Shows
Signs Of insanity

A lower Cana street merchant raj hEs
ho.s and held hiul fast FOR short un-s
YESTERDAY Did gou ever talDk ssld EAe
dealer IL honest coffss and creamery butter,
that tie nre department map oe called Oat
.5ueti1aes - for advertising purposes
There are a class ~ people. for instAzes = 30
ave IL houses do~a bel0S here ~no sie TOR
hidden All me legitimate mediums u zdFer-
tisinz IfaeIr BUSINESS l. never pletarea Ia
fssmluz hssliliues ia the 1e~sEai'Srsi 10
oolored <IDdo@ hangers, handOIiLs " cards
announces their location. IL is su easy mat
Ter = turn Ia 4 IRE alarm ia mid dap, bring
oat the department and attract a great crowd
of men and boys. ShO rush - the scene 10
learn that Al extra amount u smoke issuing
from Mataln -o-sud- 80, house caused the
alarm"
The scribe admitted that he had never
Thought of such thing.
The merchant Ofesed II further evidence
Il have known Of the crowd be1ng attracted
10 one corner by the alarm from the boN 10
Gated there, aud ia less than al hour after
the department had returned 70 their quar-
/ ters. Il rival institution turned IN al alarm
and drew the men aud boys IN Its direction
/ They not only rot Al immense 'ad. by tins
/ procedure. bat four daily papers recorded
I the fact that yesterdays nre Wa caused oS
d chimney burning out at No. -, - street
/ ia a house kept by Madam Jones, or Brown
/ or smith. Ii has surprised me many time
/ the past few years 10 see how often certain
/ chirrney- have burned Out"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01
Kelly CAPTURED
~ill F.sarts Pal Arrested. Locked
70 AID Released on Bal

Charles ksily. @h0 ~as sIth AL Heart
.slsu fltaer Phlllips. II Casaosia. los1 his
klss. @as arrested - Detsctlse 04st, "a
Waterloo strest. yesterday noon- De ~as
taken " hea1si gartsrs AID ioeaed - oal
ls1er xas released u bal % sEpear for s4
animation this El5rusaz ne oai- ~as nAsd
at & 90 and Iom 81 Donnel signed the
boud. Maen TIE of1cers searched h1l-y
thsy fofnd s. - " casa 4Ila package that
~ outside spp-arancs re-esnDleo several
aaIs.1rsc 3olLars ia bank biils. bat ~nen "a
a1nined proved " be AZ Imitation of q 90
bIu. issued - oOatbsrn university a. an
advertisement. sraPped afoand
l0t II paper that had been cat from map
u the United States They slso found
fal.s shirt oo-om aid ooIAr, made u coarse
plaid shlrtlug. - arranged thAt It cooid DC
4alcziy paE On Or taken 81. and ~hicn 40
aoabt Eas uEeaded ~ be used ~ help hln
disguise hIusslf as LaDorlng man.
sInilar Ootit, including counterfeit 60
oil, wrapped about lOt OF paper, va
foand upon Hearts person when he va
arrested last EaH. and the two rig" are
afatFLElr1 IL GNr -AA- ~ tANt-eA' iA--At -~t
KslIy u a sou OF Fat Kelly Who nsed to drive
a two wheeled dray about The city. Ills
father died several years ago leaving con
siderable property. which the bol- Charles,
Barney and Terrence sOou -4uandered-
All three Of them are expert
3ood carvers. capable OF earning good
Wages but, a. their mother expresses Il,
went % the Dad soon after their father died,
f ana II tiules have abused her 80 that she has
often been obliged 10 call upon the police
7 tor protection.
Heart father, Who used 10 keep store
I on Canal street, j. also-dead, but VIII con-
menced bis crooked career when small
boy. It is -aid thet he began by stealing
from his father. and was first arrested for
stealing tao resolvsrs from Carpenter, Judd
4 Co. lor which he Wa- sent 70 the Reform
school ale aas seuteneed until l. years OF
age. bat after serving two or three years,
va released through the efforts of ms moth
or. IN tho belief that be had been reformed.
/ During his stay AZ the school hIs mother
visited him often aud did everything possible
for his good and comfort. When he vas re-
/ leased his mother felt sure that he would
keep out of bad company, and become a
respectable man. tie was the only bad one
Ia the family. the Others beng highly re-
-pected people.
Kelley and Heart have worked together
professionally more or less for the past
three or four years and both have been ar
rested several times. Their professional
friends claim that they never used violence
u obtain money, never ganbled with oOy'
| or fools. and never bet with men who did not
think they were smart enough 10 beat any
one OF their profession.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

Legal tfDat 1-nulg 5sgIns to-day-
Br IA ka-- aaz taken charge 0f the
In.taraa Chareh music. la place ~ %. 4.
Tartle. .lieL
God Ae-zmare be- soid al. re-ideEce, oor-
naf "a l-lsnd aad .ilsl.ion stree t. ~ Geo. IA
White f1r 5000
,..il..-. F,.s.e ~ rsffiu., LA a NV
Wb,rn.v -cr.p.r la ais furniture factory at
.a exo.rzs of asoi,t 81. g1o
g.. -. .--.-f..s H.fti- Chaprla
. -. ..t Il l...-,l tb.. rr,rrt,n., for
- 'i,.,,. ..r.f l--.,r,t.-i.
- ,s.......,. Af.g 4,
-. .sfa.. p..-.~ - -. p la
49, t'' -.a-- - +. -
F''
EMptlSor 9i ""41pol@ t'ooe" 80 80
~ 49, D e. ....e -. -
rem"
The eisrs- ln toi-ectof tsA.A' o'--eo
sere pu-4 as ooo- yesterday t"Ail4 noL-es
aIid ISSUING receipts - iAlefAAA 'sf7l-9
-'Ae-
The meeting of lhe hent ocien-inc in7u-
futs Sc the 4 ~ -seaooi ounding sni7 even
ins sil he devoted ent.rrJ T" nief'7e"iio
ekperunrn---
The fortnighug tia9 orcnestf' Siu Iafn-
isn me music ior .ha tne--a C.-9 sI'o1 - 80
merit, tt lhe rr-iuence 'i g o. '0d''' run
riin street thi- evening
The nsmber- ~ the Old ke-ldents' AssO-
ciatlun VII meet az tne 0ufrrior Couft rOoin
az hon ih-s norranz % attend the runefA OF
ne late Benjamin a. hai"A-
Rev =. Grave ID. ID. vii take inal leave
of his rharch snd congregation on Sunday,
May A.. at 0hich time the second Baptist
Church congregation vii unite with the FIRST
ehureh iA ~ teffiota-
The funefal of Benjamin g. Eaton vii
occar from -t. Mark's Ghnrch at III o'clock
this morning The remains WI be taken 10
the church from the train. which arrives
from tne North tl ND
A.. ID Putnam 6 Co. - Monroe street. are
z.ttinr t1 th- fr1nt. Their store has been
extended +Onl- elght fest. bringing the front
even tsitn lhe sidewalk, and 1ttIng the same
anew and with Late silss lights
raa.ttae- ~ rsr-oa. interested IN the
Gable street Railway VIII De held az Col
tses g. Briggs office over - Canal street
at ftD thi- evening. All Interested N the
enterprise are invited 30 be present
J,-fir. gror,s.r i.sq4i a warrant yezter-
A.. f,r fk.. arrest ~ Charles IL IAtting. OF
~, f..r ,.-,rit and battery. The complaint
- -.,l-. hg DNau Latting. ms wife. who
claims that 49, whipped her terribly
A. Nor q. tenant Of the Housernan
hi.,.k fn fr,ro n ladder Yesterday afternoon,
,,Asi.. Ia 49,, ...t ~ climbing 10 the garrett
a sh,sis.i,su sa,, called, but found no bones
b-,k-n and hsr INJURIES Of no serious IA
fr~e
- ~ p4.- IN .f,,;,.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01
The Braun Autotypes.

J. o. Stornay, the veteran art collector
who visited this city some SIX years ago, has
placed on free exhibition az Hartman's art
gallery his large and excellent collection of
autotypes. These comprise the paintings Of
the Hermitage collection at 81. Petersburg,
Of the Dresden and London national CALLER
ie-, the best pictures OF the last Salon, and
the "Sistine Madonna" for the first time
published from the original by special per
mission of the Queen of Saxony, and Is con
sidered the finest and most faithful copy OF
this masterpiece of art by Raphael. Mr..
Stornay Is Jolly little Frenchman who Is
brlm full of art instruction and who i the
most delighted when showing and explain
ing his rare collection TO the people. Every
admirer of art in the city should see the an
tOtypeS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01
PERSONAL

Mt. Ryan. Of the Allegan Democrat. IL IN
tbe nty.
d.. VI < Rsnd eft last evening for Chi
cag-o and Ne7F Orleans.
Chnrlas RI. Holden. attorney AZ az Of Reed
City is VISITING u the clty
rIova Hr,uee. ex editor IF the Detroit
r..,,.s. F1tr~not and chaF. = 10 the city.
RI Warren. IF Detroit. T. the latest al
dihon fo ths reportorial STAFF Of the Norm
sa1 fensaerflt
w-s kHc. Rsvnor. ~ Grand Rapids, -
tha guest ~ her father. Mr. :. = ~lgter. --
HasseIoa ghraiteie.
n. F NcHegriold-. Secretary ~ the Police
AMI Fire Commission. viii arrive hofae from
his southern t-ip rais morning
W-s. 4. r.. Randall. vho has been spend
inc the Winter m New York CITY studying
AT. hs- reisirned to her home in thie city
1fr Albert Roct formerly with y. n.
tioebei. has resiEned hls position and accept
ed a si,ni sl 1ne with hsrvey beYstes-
tss,.f nd District Attorney Hy,ie went ~
Trtrnr=a fftv yesterday. to Investigate
ane.red eiolstons of the Internal teven7e
lsws
r-sf = ts Miner n~fnr1nai ~ the Union
S.-,.ssI Is - ~alra ~ the close ~ the preae nt
tr~,-t. hs - to Ann sr-or and study medl-
rfre.
tfsrantIar W Rcz-. ~ Goderich. vac in
tka .itr yesterday to ie-fiff Al e witne in
tas -rna-i.ir rn1rt Nr Ross Il Provincial
r-stsarar 81 0ntariu.
r ~ r-ifrna. farFnerlv ~ Syracuse. y = -.
haa srrfre.i FL shia sffy to become superin
tss,.f..~f ~ fle manufacturing department ~
ere Hor r|suic Company
NJ anil Mrs. - A. Williams. sf Grand
Rst,.fs. srFived In Hart HondaF. anu sill
f...,. st stf f.4r of frree Wness. an Prospect
Rn F-s. kfIHe Williams Is slso sxDectssi
lsiig Hfaf arnrs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

The Strats are fast clearing II ice. - said
a e. e. s. T. eficlal who came over the road
from Mackin az City yesterday The ice -
disappearing SLOWLY but ssrely and IS being
broken up sa tnst ali sinds ~ sailing craft
vii be able 20 psss through within a very
few days. rraverse BAY q not Jet open bpt
al that is needed 20 csnse ths disaQpearance
~ the ice Is a stiff breeze from the south.
I think by next week all ef the northern har-
hors VIII 30 oKen to navigation. and when
he boats begin running ,hrouEh ehe Straits
warmer weather may he hooked for In this
portion ~ ths state.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

Some differences having arisen between
the Trustees of the A. NJ. +. Zion Church.
Fifth avenue,) and Peter Brooks In refer
ence to moneys collected by Brooks for the
church. II Is announced that such differences
we're amicably settled on Wednesday even
ing. No person Is authorized to collect
moneys on subscriptions hereafter for said
church unless duly authorized by written or
der signed by Elder W. IL. Snowden dated
al ter this time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

Rt Etn. Sir II. y. Moore, Grand Com
mander ofithe Knights TemplSr OF Michigan
accompanied by En-. Sir Fl. F. Hastings,
Em. Com. Of De Molm Commandery; Past
I'm. Com. Geo. +. Pantlind, Commander IN
Chief of Consistory SEarthout: Sir Knights
+. ;. Pierce. Charles Eaton, ;. A. Sears, G.
z. Watson. n. l.. Tyler AMI others. all Of
tins city. visited aud inspected Muskegon
Commandery. No. -. X. T.. at their asylum
Tuesday evening. The local press says I'm.
Com J.sR. Bennett conferred the Order of
the Temple. after which the Grand Com
mandsr made an appropriate speech compii-
msnting the commandery on It's work. and
making but few criticisms. After the IN
spection and remarks a grand banquet was
served.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01


The Grand Commandery OF knights
Templar will meet IN annual session. al De
troit, on May Z. The members of De MoiaI
Commandery who are members OF the
Grand CommandeTy. are: Right Eminent
Grand Commander II. y. Moore. Right
Eminent Past Grand Commander l. r. At
water, Right Eminent Past Grand Com
mander +. D. Benedict, Right Eminent Past
Grand Commander l.. II. Randall. Eminent
Commander II. f. Hastings. Past Eminent
Commander George +. PantlInd, Past Emi-
nent Commander John ". Champlin. Past
Grand Commander William Z. lnnes, Grand
Recorder Of the Grand Commandery of
Michigan: GeneralissimO ;. +. Watson. Cap
tain General j. G. Herkner- Other mem
bers Of De Molai Commandsry viii 90 TO
Detroit "a an escort of Grand Commander
Moore. They Will 20 BY special train on
Monday Mag n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

The Chicago e Vest Michigan Railroad
Company r. making extensive improvements
al Mons Iake. The b-osts sre being rut IN
order snd the tentsnr grounds are being
scsldesi and plattse inoo ioss. for renting Eur
g,o-es. The RESORT VII b. put IN perfect or
Der BY the lnle it r. warm enough "a camp
ont. and promises ~ be more popular than
arar tins season.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

Attorney General Charles b. Roberts, of
Maryland, publicly certties To the remark
able efficacy of Red Star Cough Cure. This
remedy is rapidly gaining favor on account
of its being free from Opiates and polsons.
and az the same time wonderfully effective.
The Century for May at Winegar's, No. >
North Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

THE tocumctive iremen ou Ere roads en-
ssrin0 thiz rity have organized lodge of
~ .nrsfhefhoo8 ~ IocrFnssi~s Firewen of
k1aerics-~ TIE nev iod<r starts Ont Tith
slsout tFenty members ard r. offirered A.
tsilova Master Harry Nirris. tce Ns-ter.
80. Decker. Secretsry y Hssta. and Trss-
arar Rixh1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

The steamer ''W. II. Barrett will make
an excursion down the river Sunday, the 81
inst. leaving her dock. foot of Waterloo
street, at p. m. and returning at p. IN.
Music By Squire's band. No improper
characters will be taken.
Fare for the round trip p cents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

NAsaIsGr0s. hss For the Upper
Lake i.1eal ran.s. followed - clearing
sesthsf- a0rtherlg slneis. becoming sari-
sbie. hLgner oaronisler' rlsllg ielnperal1re
Ia tlle southern gsruoa. 2easig stationary
tsaaoerltars Ia rae nortnsrn portion-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

.JudEiug by the reception awarded this
production throughout the entire country,
an who fail seeing Il st Powers tonight
and to-m0rroV. viii meet cne Of the greatest
says-
The strangest. qualutess. oldest. drOllest.
queerest. funniest. most lgdicrous charac-
ters. scenes. situations. sayings and dOIngs
that the human mind has sver conceived are
embodied IN tins play HamOr of the most
unctuous. rolhcsing. i0vial, slde-splttinz
character that The most fertile Imagination
can picture Is IT, distinguishing feature. such
lauzhter a. it evokes has never before been
hearf within the walls II gny theatre IN this
city
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-01

Hervey. the ieweler, No. 8 Canal street, Il
selling watches. jewelry. silverware, clocks.
spectacles, at greatly reduced prices. Pur-
chasers desiring reliable goods should not
fail % see his fine assortment and secure