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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CIRcUIT.-Gerrit De Graft ct al v. Edwin
Byes. Replevin. On trial. Edwin
Bradford and Rein A. Maynard,
proponant of the last will and testament of
Matte '. Vinton, deceased v. Porter Vinton,
contestant. Appeal from Probate Court
The Alabastine Company. Replevin. On
trial.
OFFICE BUsINEss-Elizabeth A. Burrell ".
Arthur Meigs IL Co. Trespass on the case.
Suit commenced.-Samev v. VIM. Kimball
Same. Suit COMMUNICATIONS. f. Car
roll v. Frank Morse. Assumpsit Suit COM
menced.-Melvin J. Clark ct al. v. Chas.
NJ. Parker. Assumpsit. Suit commenced
PRoBATE-Estate of Geo. Miller, deceased.
Administrator bond filed. Letters issued.
Administrator final account filed and al
lowed, and administrator discharged
Estate of Louis Jacobusse, deceased. Ap-
praiser's warrant issued to Nicholas Okker
and Jacobus Jonge-Estate of John c..
Brudi, deceased. Administrative annual
account filed. Feb. 16 set for hearing.-
Estate of Gottlob Klenk, deceased. Admin
istratrix's final account filed. Feb. % set
for hearing.
PoLIcE.-Francis Boyland, resisting an
officer; adjourned to Jan. 27, at 8 a. IN.
SUPERIoR.-In the matter of opening,
widening and extension of First street. On
trial.
JUSTICE WEsrFALL.-Granger & Hamblin
V. Horace Tompkins. Assumpsit. Case
settled defendant paid costs.-The People
v. Chas. Bogardus. Larceny. Discharged
upon examination.-The People V. Frank
Eastman. Assault and battery. Defendant
discharged upon paying costs. upon the re-
commentator of the prosecuting attorney.
JUSTICE BRoUwER.-John Slootmaker v.
Louis Gion. Assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50 and costs.-Peter Geld
hoff v. Dingman Meyer Assumpsit. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for Sl0.25 and costs.
JUSTICE SAUNDERs.-Frank Dalrymple v.
Eugene Roby. Assumpsit. Adjourned to
Jan. %, at 3 a. m.-The Cutler IL Savidge
Lumber Company v. Frank Chickering.
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
S255l5 and costs.-Claude III. De ARGUS
The Street Railway Company of Grand Rap
ids. Assumpsit. Adjourned TO Jan. 81. at
. a. m.-Wm. ID. Forest and George +.
Richmond V. Roby Son. Assumpsit.
Adjourned TO Jan 2i
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

". A. Arey, of Gunnison, Col, ia in the
city buying furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Oppenheimer have
been visiting ia Jackson.
Charles Leet went to Chicago yesterday.
tie viii return Saturday.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Hyde went 90 Petoskey yesterday.
Hon. Seth c. MOfatt. Of Traverse City,
registered st The Morton yesterday.
John Meilink. OF Toledo. O.. ia in town
paying a visit to the furniture market.
United s a,es Marshal Monroe went e.
Benton Hari0r yesterday on private bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Bio lzett started for
Mexico City yesterday by the l2.2o 2. m.
train on the Chicago 4 West Michigan Rail
road. They expect 70 be gone about twu
mouths aud will probably travel to some
extent through Texas. and perhaps visit
Southern California on their return.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The special commit e, consisting Of
Supervisors r. p. Ioomis, Jacob Walker.
Jerome Phillips aud Superintendent of the
Poor Reuben II. Smith, appointed BY The
B,ard of Supervisors 20 purchase additional
poor farm land. consummsted the transac-
tiou yesterday. Forty acres Of cultivated
land lying across he ROAD from the old farm,
wss purchased from Sprik and Jenesen Tor
che snm II e.. TO. cash. which wss fsid
devn. and sbe deed. running IN the name y
the county 90 Kent. vas sizned. sealed de-
hrarsd snd recorded
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The Fatal Result OF An Attack OF
Paralysis on Wednesday.

Justice Thompson Sinclair died sc his resi-
deace, No. IA, Lyon street, last evening Al
about O'Clock. The deceased had not been
ia the enjoyment Of robust health for nearly
ten years. and during the past year had sew
efal attacks OF sickness which nearly proved
fatal The hopes Of his family and many
friends were much strengthened the past few
weeks by the apparent improvement OF
health Of Mr. Sinclair, and the announce
ment Of his death was a sad surprise 10 all.
The first intimation OF his serious illness
was noticed yesterday morning when be at
tempted 70 dress himself after rising. DR..
Johnson was summoned at once and
pronounced the attack paralysis, the
left side Of the patient being
badly affected. DR.. Brady was called
in al noon and assisted in ministering To the
dying man until death claimed him IN the
midst of his sorrowing family.
Thompson Sinclair was the son of Irish
parents, of the Episcopal faith. and was
born at Romulus, Seneca county, New York,
June Is, 1919. lie moved with his parents to
this State in the spring of 1883, locating at
Ann Arbor. He engaged in mercantile
business in that place with his brother Sam
uel (sinee dead shortly after, and carried 1t
on for number of years, afterward engag-
ing in the milling business at. Vicksboro, a
village four miles distant. In October,
1913, he married Miss EunIce White,
of Clinton, Lenawee county, who
remained his partner through life.
In the spring of 1916, he moved with
his family To Grand Rapids, and engaged In
the dry goods business on Monroe street In
lS56 Mr.. Sinclair was elected justice of the
peace, and in 1873 to the Office of police
Judge, being the first to hold that response
ble position in this city. Since his first
election in 1856, TO the time of his death,
the deceased had filled, almost without ces-
sation, judicial position and with marked
ability and entire satisfaction to the com
munity.
OF the seven children born to him, five are
living: A. Porter Sinclair, Thompson w.
Sinclair, Mrs. q. s. johnson, residents of
this city, and Frederick and David Sinclair,
residing In San Francisco. California. His
next youngest brother Robert z. Sinclair,
Esq, also prominent citizen, has been a
resident of this city for many years. and was
with the deceased at the time of his death.
Justice Sinclair was distinguished through
life as an amiable kind hearted man, good
neighbor, fond husband, indulgent father.
upright Judge, and useful citizen. The
community at large has lost one of its most
honored, respected members, and his absence
will long be felt among its older members.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
The Hotel Registers.

AT THE RATHBuN-J. M. Harmahs, Chi
cago; j. l.. Newberry, Petoskey; +. A. Root
jr.. Cleveland, o.: G. Cooper, Detroit; V. l.
Downs, Buffalo. n. Y: Ed. II. Neil. General
Agent Gusid q Vokes Company; Alex. Cor
dan. L. ". Fuller, Detroit: 5. Davis. Mus
kegon b. +. Sparks, Toledo, O.. Mart. d.
Lyon. Jackson: w. +. Dugan, Agent Flora
Moore Company; 4. X. Jepson. Clarkyiile
+. f. Root, Covert.
Ar SWEET s-R. y. Kinds. Boston. Geo. b
Spear. ST. Louis; W. +. Keys. Stanton: ".
r. Stout, Pontiac; '. y. Mack. Detroit A.
NJ. Hugheslon. Chicago; H. ID. Pew. Palo
ID. +. SOper. Newaygo; II. T.. Tyylor, Cleve
land Chas. Clark. Detroit J. II. Moore,
Lansing; f. W. Johnston, Cincinnati: Elliott
I. Sl0cum, Detroit; Geo. NJ. White. Chicago
A. 4. Selden. New York; Chas. II. Smith,
Jackson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
a RriIlIani Success-

Yesterdays Detroit Fres Press has the fol-
lowing paragraph on Minnie Palmer. who
IL 70 appear in MY Sweetheart" At Powers
tonight
Minnie Palmer ended her engagement at
The Detroit last night II was a brilliant
success. She plays IN Jackson tonight,
Grand Rapids FRIDAY and C4icsro nert
week. The advance asie Of seats for her
Chicago engagement has already reached
nearly *s.no
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
The Manicures S Art.

The Partisan fashion of having a profes-
sional manicure polish and point the finger
nails has become surprisingly prevalent IN
New York. Al the best known establishment
in town there are, besides the proprletress,
about dozen young women assistants. The
''patient" on his arrival is shown into re-
ception room, elegantly furnished, where ne
awaits his turn When il arrives he Is ush-
cred into the operating room and placed III
an easy chair with a table attachment, on
which are Jars, brushes. spOnges. files and
various little ivory implements. The finger
tips are first soaked in cologne water, then
covered alternately with salve and powder.
Then follows the polishing, filing and shap-
ing. The whole performance lasts about an
hour and costs one dollar. When il is finished
the patients nails are fit objects for preser-
vation in the Smithsonian Institution.-N. y.
Mail and Express.
Mrs. A. L. Smith has opened Manicure
Pariors at ~ Monroe street, Luce's block,
where ladies and gentlemen will be treated
scientifically.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

furnished daily from the Office Of ". r.
Scribuer. real estate dealer.
Robert Howri 81 Charles A. spears part
~ loi q Meuavails aub ..... 4 e1s
Elvira = fnae ~ fafatcffa = ksysd iot
4 bik r.. AseTr piaf T. veil 2cno
ffes,rrr g. fitch fo Lester fampson. lefe
ss,d ie Naefeis 8 NTiaf'. sdd. lat ~
hik s. 81. 81 Stones s.id. and aseA
- see 81. ryrene t.su
Chefirs ~ tenss f4 fterlrs 4 Ntrsrs
foafan = onf - ser Psris 40
Welfe - Hirknx fa arrh tawteffean r. .
sns4 - srr So sgen~sr A.
fa-fsnra ffrren - ffrsfsi ~ eesiff
eiers Iaa8 Is q p etr ~ err 81 nowae 80
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The members - ~ Chuseh 81 Christ heid
4 s,cial last sepulnx 10 their sdincs. eufRsr
of LYON sad f,ivisioe streets. Ths snssF-
fainueut ~sA lsrzsls attended snd eassisied
81 snrref. suasis and ree ts,iops. MsssFs
fhristetfsr sssti Nixon Rendered 1sset the
ScsnheFt filsb = a4aftefts. sn5 fpenssafs af
sas 44nsiss s~he-sl zs~s ssssrsl ~>s>sse~s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

A. fhe fneefina - tss difeetars ~ she
ufasa Rapias Fsit Beet cosnpaas. held
seetefsisr. tha fafls~ine sniaefs ~sFe elected.
Fresiaans. - = nisssli. Tsee rrssiasns. q
n wilsstths ssessfsfs. . 4 Csra<les
Tr~s~a<s-. o wp@srsA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
Detective Association.

The Northwestern Detective Association,
with headquarters in Grand Rapids, was
organized under the laws of the State, Jan.
9, 1886. Business is solicited from all parts
of Michigan. All communications should
be addressed to the Secretary, 3f7 Hastings
street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
j. L. BABCOCK, j. l.. STILES,
President. Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The Muskegon circulation OF The TKIE-
GRAA IS In the hands Of w. 5. Dove. All
payments on subscriptions should be made
a. hin, and be Is authorized 70 receipt for
the same.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
Horsford's Baking Powder.

r1Of fSiOtO ~ OdNit9 FOWoS's
Ladies of Grand Rapids should not fail TO
witness exhibition bakings given daily at
leading groceries in this city. Horsford's
baking powder, made from Horsford's we'll
known Acid Phosphate, in powdered form
is the mosl healthy, nutritious and econOmi-
cal baking powder manufactured. Exhibi-
tion bakings at Kilean d Keatings 10 day.
Ladies especially invited. Biscuits and gems
made without shortnings.
The finest assortment of Cutters In the
city at A. r. Antisdeis.
Ladies, do not fail to try a hot biscuit
One-four off on our entire stock of Per-
Gale shirts ALLEN Bros.
Visiting Cards.
Proper styles for Progressive Euchre, at
Winegar's Porter Block
Try hot biscuit at Kiean & Keating' 8
to-day.
Now is your chance to buy fine underwear
cheap ut Allen Bros.
For a Cutter, buy of A. r. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

A stock COMPANY haa been formed - peh.
lsh lbe MesStxo TstseRAs. st Grand
Rarlda An excellent little paper Heres
20 ita saecsss f1sekfsf,f Rsgsstsr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
The Committees Appointed.

The following gentlemen have been added
to the ward committee of the Citizens En-
ployment Bureau:
Second ward J. p. Creque and Frank Let
ellier; Third, John Benjamin and Joseph
Penny; Fourth. John Killean and II. r.
Naysmith: Fifth, w. II. Andrews and j. III.
Tibbitts: Sixth, c. b. Clark and Peter Sick
etse; Seventh, A. s. Richards and A. Hydorn;
Eighth. y. A. Stone and L. l.. Launier. The
Bureau received several applications Jester
day for employment. Mr.. Bissell desires
that every one. who has work of any kind.
viii make il known. "a it viii greatly facili-
tate the Bureau in directing applicants 10
places where they may obtain employment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

Mr.. George B. Cetlin Is city eireulator Of
THk IKLEsRAA, and Is authorized 20 collect
subscriptions and receipt therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
The Reception a, Bishop Gillespie's.

TIC Febt tptfVff dt Cfof'VFJ OFFFteNIt >
The Right Rev. George ID. Gillespie
Bishop of the Western Diocese Of Michigan,
gave a reception at the Episcopal residence,
No. i62. Fountain street. last evening A
constant throng of visitors were arriving
and departing during the hours set for the
reception. The handsome mansion was
brilliantly lighted in honor Of the occRsion,
and upwards If three hundred guests im-
proved tho occasion 10 pay their respects to
the raverend hlshon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
PLAYING Cards.

All styles and prices, from 5 cents pacl
to the finest qualities. Gilt edges at S1.O
per pack at Winegar's, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


The Board met al $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning The Committee on Public Build
ings reported that IL their opinion il was in
expedient 10 change the price Of board for
prisoners al this time; adopted. The Com
mittee on members pay reported the amount
due each member for services, which Was
adopted.
vote Of thanks Was rendered the Chair
man and Clerks Of the Board The action
of the Board in adopting the resolution IN
cooperating the village Of Grandville Was
reconsidered so far as II related 10 the ap-
pointment of inspectors of election. On
motion the names Of Jos. Blake and Vim.
Ii. Aearpass were stricken from the resoiu-
ton and those OF Clarence J.. Danforth and
James Jewell were substituted as inspectors
of election. A certain piece Of land situate
on section 81, town 7. north of range IL west,
belonging TO the county, was placed in the
hands of the special committee on the pur-
chase of additional poor farm property with
power TO sell or trade the same for land
adjacent TO the present poor farm. Ad-
iourned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

If you need any underwear or hosiery at
tend Allen Bros quarter-off sale.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

- FssfpsFF q wlnssat's. FoFssF plcsh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

arg subscriber not rseetVlag Tax IKLE-
saA4 regularly aad promptly sosh confer q
favor bD notifying thls Office by telephone Or
postal card. Our tslephOns number Il 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The Century
For February at Winegar's, Porter Block.
Mufflers, heavy gloves and mittens, in
cIuded in our special sale. ALLEN Bros.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The Century
For February at Winegar's, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

Decisions ls..s bs-~nss a Kis..s Ks-siss
- asr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

For Cutter, buy of A. r. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-23

The finest assortment of Cutters in the
city at A. r. Antisdel's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-08
gtnti SttttidIt 3etsomitration IT.
S0Dcrn1.

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qeidbr 5000 Yerionen mobntcV geteru elmer
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nung oe8 tubaniiden Qolte8 iiber Die oeut~
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Orud III perleibeu. Yiele entbuIiaitiidje Re-
ben nurben gebalten, in mel6en Die 5teouer
Der ipaniidJeu 9iegierung fir BEN SAL eiueS
GriegeS nit 0eutihlanO bic eifrige Inter
fiiiBuu6 @ubu'S oerlpra1en. Gin Sauimann
bot i'm Nnmen Der cubaniiben Saufleute
$5OO,COO fir ben Qntaui BON Srieg5i4iiieu
on, uub ein SeidluS mur0e angenommeu,
meld)er aue @ei6dftsleute eriuft, oen i0au=
oeiaueYttbr nit 9eHtiblano bis aUf 2Seite.
res Su iuSpenotreu. Der @enerals @apttdn
elilGrte, ais er burd) ein @omite iiber Die Se=
idIiife Der &eriammlung benadri6tiot mur
De, er iei borbereitet, Die Sniel @uba tm
Sale zines AnQriiiS Settens Der 0euiidan
energiid) 5u pcrt1ei6iger, unO redne aul Die
lluteritiiBIng oeS SOlfe3. Na6 Sertagun9
BET Seri0mmluu9 Sog eiu Sbeit Der Inmez
ieu6en uor paS beutid)e SonIulat uuo bratte
6cdJrufe auf Spanieu uHo G0nig AliOniO
aus. 0a8 Soniulat 1T BON ctuer 98ute be
iett. Die Sefebl5bNber reri9leoener SO
lontGr Srganiiattonen haben ser gtational-
9}egierlug thre 9ieuTe fir ben 6au eine8
Sriege8 angeboteu, uno groBe 9lufregUu9
kelridlt
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sas ennd,acrtd,t tn gbetta,ooao.

Gbattanoo9N, GeHn., Z. Septbr.
= 8te Stabt iit bente rubig, obqIei6 bic
idredIi6en @reignlfie Der lebten yta6t an
alien StraBeneden beipro6en meroeu. Seine
meiteren 0fubeit0rungen lperoeu beiiir6tet.
Sic 2eide bes geIpKWten farbi9en Uf6rOers
gS,uiamS muroe Inn llbr beute friib bon
Dem SaIfen i'm @tiangnihe, an pel4em er
baumelte, berabgcidlntten uno Der 6amilie
iiber9eben. gSnl. S. gtanna, elm angeiebe-
ner iun9er @tanu, uel6er mdbreuo Der BON
gte9ermob in Scene geietten tolen SiiTQaoe
etlte idmere 9Sunbe erbielt, ltarb bente friib,
unO Der gteger Sen Balmer, Elm an0erer
&ermunreter, liegt in trttiifem 3ufanoe
barnieber. Die iibrigen 9erionen, luel6e
Sdlubmunben erlittelr, mer6en geneler. Die
lleberreite beS BON gGiliamS Quf 10 6rutale
gSeiie ermor0eten gr.4oli3ei6ef8 Utit9eu
murben heute be1tQttet. @S lit iebt flar, 6aS
feline Sdiiiie ab9efsuert ein piiroer, neun
Die gfeger Dor Dem 0ebGuoe iih rubiQ Uers
halten bQtten. 9a8 2pnfgeridt aiHg i'm
Snnern be5 @efdrgniiie8 obne 2(ufre9ung
uno 9fubef0rllng uon Statten,
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Scr 0cISMafFt.

Nemz gert, 7. Septbr.-6olgerbes
fnO Die SGluBnOtirungen: @elO 0iinete 81
1-1i 8ro5ent un6 i6OB 5u II YrO5ent.-
Sterling 8ediel 4.934-4.834 auf 60 Gage
uno 4.85-4.854 nuf Si9t.-8unOe8zGblis
9utionen Szpro3. los, Al prog. 1125, 4sprO3.
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ReabinS LIT, 9iodzS8lauo 1178 ,rlntonzP Paci=
fic All, gSeiternzlluion CSC.
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2INfTGnb oer interuattonalen SyaGts
gNettfn1rt.

gfem 0orf, I. september. - Die auf
beute anberaumte g8ettfabrt 5piifen ser
amerttanii6en Sad)t u4uritan" unO Der bri.
tiiden Sad)t g@eneit fla" nahm furS ma6 l
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9untelbeit rno einen Oi6ten 9tebel ge,puuz
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treu3euo 5uritd gelegten Wteilen gelau9te Der
vBuritau" Der u@eneita" in ben eriter ;ebn
Nteileu uh cine Uolie Meile 0Oraus NIB mar
uolle 5pei 0teilen uorauS, al3 Die Ge9atta
fir beute aufge9ebcn ruurbe. Sbglei9 oie
Beuttge S0brt oager obne 9ieiultat blieb, 10
berpie8 iie bennOdl, SaB Dos Yanfeez 6ahr3eun
Der britijdeu Sad)t bel gSeitem iiberleqen 1T
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GHtopaiTGe Gabtl6ett6te.

MhlettTarer ati oet StFIlNeF SOFlt.
Berlin, 7. Septeuber. = So 1T cine
8emesung i'm @auge, ameritaniid3e @ten=
babnzAftien auf Den Sur5jettel Der Serltner
&ttien,S0rie Su bringen. Slsber murOen
nur umeritaniiae &nleiben uno gtienbabn=.
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Iarten, iuelfe amerifaniid)e Bapiere bis ieBt
nur auf oem2ouboner Warft getauft unO Oer=
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0eratfiher Bath

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nadlGiIgt, iouoeru redtieitig aHgemeiieH be-
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ale beoeutideu 8ieiultate Ucrm!eoeH' lHo
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idle. 8cn Setb g. 9uuce, 0r. lOS,
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