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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
DON AND MS APPOINTMENTS.
wsstsrn Michigan Expected 10 Oe
Among the First.

Won Tie lefroit N~~s-
WASHINGTON, July IA large delegation
of Michigan patriots. headed b Don. NJ.
Dickinson and " q. Thompson r espeSted
here this week. The delegation Will include
representative Democrats from the eastern
and western parts Of the state Tie special
object OF their mission l. 10 capture several
tat orhees now held by Republicans. IN the
list OF ofioe holders where the an Will be
swung first are the CollsctoF AZ Grand Haven.
the d stmaster al Grand Rapids, the United
states Attorney and Marshal Of the western
district and the United States Marshal
OF the eastern district The delegation that
l. coming 10 M these places will not, II Is
said, contain a representative OF the Mlehl-
gan Congressional delegation, 80 that the
places are 10 be distributed amOug the DICK
insOn faction. If the President dec. les 10
ignore the Michigan Congressman further,
il Is believed Mr.. Dickinson wall call con
ference here 10 finally declde upon the ed-
visibility of appointing Michigan Green
hacker 10 al important Office ia the State.
Ii il admitted that Mr.. Dickinson will en-
counter considerable opposition 10 carrying
out this scheme among some OF hls own fol
lowers who are All xious 10 hold on 10 every
thing themselves.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Snreckels Not Guilty.

SAN FEAScIscO, July THE jury, IN the
case of Adolph Spreckels, on trial for shoot
Ing NJ. X. De Young for the past two weeks,
rendered a verdict of not guilty at > O'Clock
this afternoon. Claus Spreckels, father of
the defendant, il President of the Hawaiian
Commercial Co. and was attacked by the
Reflections were also east upon members of
Spreckels's family. This led to the shooting
in the Chronicle Office, De Young receiving
two bullet wounds, from which he has since
recovered. 4 disagreement was expected,
but his acpuittal astonished the community,
a. il l. generally conceded Spreckels fully
intended to kill De Young when he followed
hin into the Chronicle Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
YESTERDAYS S COURTS.

CIRcUIr.-CarOliue :. Elliott ". Lyman l.
Kinney, trOyer; argued and sUbfnitted.-
Martin Cusack ~ Joseph f. Trout, assump-
sit: discontinued by stipulation without
costs Rosaltha ID. r. Ryder VS.. james
Shepard, trespass on the caae; ordered that
defendant file a bond in the sum of $500
with two sufficient sureties. conditioned that
the defendant will pay Judgment into court
within ten days after final taxation Of costs.
Daniel = Williams v. Julia K. G.. Rice.
IN chancery: bill 20 declare lien. On trial.
SUPERIOR Alice J Henry W. DeIoss q.
Henry. in chancey' decree Of divorce grant
ed complainant
POITcF-City Va Charles Noyes and Ed
ward Smith. drunks. committed % days each.
-Chsrles Baker, disorderly. paid g -.
Smith Sanford, disOrderly; adjourned 70
July G.-Nelson Morris. drunk and disor-
de-lr. sentence suspended on psyment II
co=t= People Va. Edward Brown. burg-
larry and larceny. noile pros'd.
PRoBA1E-E Estate of Joseph v Horton q
al. minors George Zimmer appointed
guardian --- Estate of lsasc Cusser. de
ceased. Refusal of Jsc0b v. Walker r. sct
ss administrator fled. and order appointing
D. Nillsrd Hendricks administrator. -- 81
tate q Hiram Moore. deceased. VIII fled
JrsTTrF sAUxuvRs -Wilhsrn Fchte-nsci
- ThOmas Nalpole. AssumrEit gu6F
meuf for piaintiT 80 4--Sauss plaintiff
" John Waipole Azsunpst. Judgment
for plaintiff Sf4 Sane rs J0fn " gofn
soD. Assuupsit Judgment Tor Tiszntf
$l2445
Jrs7TcY Wrs1F aGI--C5aorge T. Wright Va
Sherwood Brothers A=suuTeit f5rspf
Rsp5ds Refriyerst0r Company rs-nishee d.
feu3snt Judgment for piairfSr SlhB.--
0'rin = Huntiey "a Terry Kelly. As@uuiV
SIT Judgment for plsinti6 - -.a5.---- -
Association - thz D7ooese a y e-tsrn Mieh
gan "a jasper =. Hanasraon- AszuTT Tsit
J1dxUsrt foT gisintif - cousenf for 3 srS
co<-s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
The Pardon Board Meets.

DErROIr. July The State Advisory
Board of PardOns met this morning at
Henry c. Wisner's office in Detroit for the
purpose OF organizing. There were present
Chester Warmer. OF Jackson, and Albert
VI Henry, George x. Richards and Henry
G.. Wisner, of Detroit 4 formal organiza-
ton was effected. and Henry G. Wisner was
made president, Chester Warmer vice pres
ident. and James B Wilson. of Grand
Rapids. secretary. A code Of rules was
adopted and II WAS decided TO meet on the
third Tuesday in each month in Detroit. or
at other places IN the State when found nee
eSsary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
ATTACKED ss A 6saR.
While a Mar Is Watching e Bear
Train Knocks Rim into the Water.

Wtitc MAN - o2tChsHt q DSAf .
Train Knocks f4im into the Water.
frs,ln lhe Nss lors san
Henry Aeyer. who keeIss the lAack Hotel
Al StaI'let0n. ). T., owns lsrge pei emma
mon bear. The bear is Tery fond OF sail
water oatfl-ng. Yesterday morning Ar.
Meyer took the k,eAF down 10 Tho water 10y
the trestlesork at tie Rapid Transit hail
road for cath. Ar. Meyer sal on the
tresiles0 and. held the animal by chain
while ihe bear took wash. Hans Ciauson,
one ~ the crew ~ the yachi Albatr0ss, came
along and stood Oh the trosties oTk inteutly
wstchln. the antics of Iile bcaf IA the water.
While he stood there tram approached.
The engineer blew the whistle. aud supposed
that the sailor would set % the traok. Cla0-
sen did nOt hear the locomotive, however
aud he ~ss knocked into the water. de fell
unconscious beside the bear The latter
thought II an attack, and savsgely rpran.
on the sailor, tearing his face with hls long
claws. Ar Meyer aud the tralnmen pulled
the bear of and got tho wounded sailor cut
OF the water he l. believed 10 bs fatally
huu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

SPRINoFruo. o.. July At the Prohibi-
bition convention tins afternoon Dr.. Leon
ard pavord. In his opening address. At
tackled both the old parties. severely CRITICS.
ing the Republican party for unfululled
promises 20 tbe pr 1hibiti0nists. The com
mittee= we're appointed and the convention
adjourned st : O'Clock. To- might the wig
wan Sss packed 20 hear Gov. St John
speak. Everything points most Overwheln-
invly toward Leonard Fox for Governor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Grand Rapids Markets.
FARM PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.

TELEcRAM OFFICE. July l.
(fRsrS-Wheat. rel long berry aic. short berry
e1c: No 4 white PC. Corn. Sc Osts Sss4c.
FREsH NFATs-Beaf per cvt s. s0k17 81: va
8 U<f1 -. mutton. y "aSs %. pork 90
Pom rRf Fowls. Dressed 1s6I4c
Fees-ff6lsc.
HONFT-io<I i2itc per pound.
PEA<z-Dnll A. "a g. a. per bushal
SEEO4-C lover, 81 sodt7s.
HIDEs-(Ireen sk58 iic per y cured, TlfGsc: kip.
sroan. "a -. dry s6io. veal skins green e. dry.
lie. dekiu skins I-HSF. Grubby hides one third
ofF. Sheep pel's Shearlinxs. l0al2c. lamb skins.
1s625c.
Tst4ov-Tsllov. sac Per =
VEavTsRIES- Potsfoas 6l< 70.
Strawberries skI6c
BrTTrs Fresh roll. I21 16Iic. tut~ and jsrs. .I2ll
6lsc
Hsr- -sis6fz per ton. new ss6f0. much q the
new hay i soid by fhe iosd. Straw. 3 sssat -
wooD-Dry is-ineh blocks. 81 7sa2oo per cord
fonrfC0f rrrd g &sot ~ Ter cord
WopTr-E3fzZs 10.
wrscEII.sSFors fESe FETCEs
FrnrR Pastry ~ hsrrpi g 81 Wholesale
q - retail .rs+pn- q p wholesale 8 q retail
WuF-rEED Nifdfinzs So Ter ton ThoiA~sl
g. . Eav W re-sil; lrs1- sit ~ per tor- Ttelf-
sale r. ger ~. retail oorn snd oets 81 - tca
rhaia~a T. : q Ter ~. retail
PRovrsGoxs M--z park r-r r1 2s ~ claer
prrk AZ. hsnas. ptoless s- r. E.aT = sfso-ide-s
- s-roxed heef - isr1 fis-aes y e, kettls
sur syrse-sa. hsr-sl e. r Saeinsv 4 s.
SxFns- Tinsrtty a - elovHr So Re1 Top
3 - orchsrs x-s=s 5 - keE.ta~sy ofne x-sss
Exso~vvz or wsfsr rf7te ~ - h.h3 TO-,
rer xslior. Nirsizsn tesr. u pr -.
isSr FI.asTrs In czr lofs g. 5. q1r r0n froT
-sfy Fz-etsor~s & sf g~r fo1.
f5ssrxzTva wsrsss sfls-Isuse Grsnd Rspsas
- % hbl- Dnio g. a.. Ps.n~<ey O q ssiT
( SO p@r ~ ce-ue1t 8 tx 2 - bbi. s,accs'
/ IS - hhs ssD, - s~t.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

When We oonlmenoed our great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
b upward of tifty thousand dollsrs. IL
is not quite so large az il was then, yet
We can show the finest hne % patterns 10
be found in TINS market. consisting ~
Tai estry Brussels at the extreme low
price of b5c, G5c. Toe Ingram Carps.ting
Hs low az 25c. 3oc. s5c. 40c. 45c. SOC, CSC,
60c, 65o. We have the largest assortment
OF patterns as well ar the best makes 10
be found IN tins country. Our stock Of
yKLvErs at sll0, sLl5. 81 % and si.s5
Is beyond all question the most complete.
consisting of the Newest aud Cboioest
Designs manufactured
MoouErrEs from SLl0 sl.25, sl.S5 and
sl.40 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BKussELs al 95c. Slo0 Sll0 and
sLl5 is cheaper than can be found in the
United States, and We are prepared b.
guarantee TINS fact FOR the reason that our
trade is coming from places hundreds -
miles from Grand Rapids
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
The Michigan CentraI's Earnings.

The semi annual statement of the Michi-
gan Central road shows gross earnings of
S4,973.OOO; operating expenses, taxes. etc,
S3.0S6,0OO; net earnings, 81 ,087 900: interest
and rentals, 1920 200; leaving a deficiency
of S243,OOO against a surplus last year of
Sl07 900. There is decrease in gross earn
ings of $3.50, 900, decrease in expenses of
$40, 600, and a decrease in net earnings of
$4,000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Another Arres, al Allegan.

KALAMAZOO, July Another arrest was
made at Allegan today, IN connection with
the murder of Eliza Sage, whose body was
found IN the bushes Monday. The man AZ
rested is Sam. Eghtner, single, aged 30, and
had been intimate with her. His boots NIL
the tracks discovered leading from the scene
of the murder TO Lightner's house. The
officers are pursuing a clue 10 bis supposed
accOmpllces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE
Patents the Electric Light Companies
Declared Invalid.

NEW NoRK, July THE July number of
the electrician and Examiner, IN an article
on the patent litigation between the princi-
pal incandescent electric lighting companies
of the country expresses the opinion that the
three patents which are mainly depended
upon by the Edison company TO establish
their exclusive rights 10 manu- facture and
sell incandescent lamps are invalid, having
already expired under the statute OF limita
tiOns respecting inventions which are repre-
sented abroad before being patented IN this
country Strong evidence IL also produced
in support OF the position that the Edison
patents are also invalid for want of novelty.
The question il very important one and
involves enormous money interests.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
MACklN FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury Out One Hour-Sentenced to
Five Years in the Penitentiary

CHICAGO, July 1.-The jury in the Mackin
perjury case retired at $3.50 p. IN. An hour
later they returned the following verdict;
I'VE. the jury, find the defendant guilty of
perjury in manner and form as charged in
the indictment, and we fix his punishment at
imprisonment in the penitentiary for the
term of five years" Judge Moran .then en-
tered a motion for a new trial, simply TO save
the rights of the prisoner in the absence of
his counsel. Mackin, after talking for a few
moments with his brother and friends, was
placed in cell % murderer's row. He says
the end Is not yet, and he will fight till the
last bridge Is crossed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

MuwsUEEs. July IA second daring out
break at the House of Correction. under the
new administration. vas attempted to-day.
Two prisoners we're discovered on the wall
and brought down with pistol shots. They
taan attacked tbe guards with Knives. but
were ii~srmed after a desperate fight
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
NEAR HIS END.
An Opinion that Grant Cannot Survive
Longer Than Till Saturday

ALBASr, July IA Journal dispatch from
Saratoga says Grants physicians again this
morning privately express fear that ne can
not live beyond Friday or Saturday. From
private and authoritative sdvices the Albany
Journal to-day says IN double loaded
leader;
There Is no Disgusting the truth that the
days OF Gen. Grants -utferings are almost
ended. The close OF ms heroic struggle for
life l. near AZ hand. When he was taken
from New York 10 was believed that he could
survive bat a short time II be remained IN
the city. Desperate chances OF giving him
a few more weeks OF life on the mountain
were taken. To-day the great and grand
old hero j. on the brink OF the grave"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Indian Relic.

A portion of an Indian grave stone was
unearthed at Mackinac Island few days
since by a number of Grand Rapids In
diana workmen, and was yesterday brought
to the city. Ii is made of red clay and bears
a number of Indian inscriptions. Ii was
found a few rods north of a rock known
"a 1.-The Lovers Leap" close to a running
brook
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
AIocal Ootion Riot in Kentucky.

MI. STERLING. KY, July l.-At Stepstone
there il division on the question of local
option IN force in that place. Frank Brown,
a druggist. was fined <25. yesterday, on n
charge OF selling in violation of his drug
gists' license. The two factions are much
aroused. and peace was with much effort
maintained until dark. when a general fight
broke ont. Or. jas. Carter was shot in the
hip inficting serious wound. and a negro,
name unknown. was killed. More trouble il
Rppreheudad.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

An effort is being made by number Of
our citizens 10 organize subordinate tent
Of the Knights OF MAocabees. About twenty
i've signatures have already been obtained
aud number more sigalfied their intention
of joining The object OF the society IL 10
obtain life insurance. They expect 10 oh
tain their charter and be ready for business
about the 30th OF this month.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

NEw YoRS. July i.-Edvsri l. Heddsn a.
summed the duties % Collector Of this port to
dsy. Judge Robertson taking his successors =
hand said. ~ heartily wish yuu All sGccess IN
vnur administration IF - 0ut Of office
with ~ good a record and ~ bright a reputa-
ton a. ron I shall % a happy man" said
the Collector. shaking his predecessor a hand
xarrniv iu return.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
An Insect Destroying Oysters

NEw HAVEN, Conn. July IA parasite.
which threatens 10 prove destructive 10
young oysters IN this vicinity, has been dis
covered 10 is small insect which builds
on top OF the seed oysters q growth Of
brOwnish. cortl-hke cells, which, "A it ac-
cumulatea, entirely destroys the young
oysters. 0ut of GSO0O bushels OF seed
oysters planted ia tins harbOr by me grower
% per cent wili be "a total loss owing to this
recently discovered pest. Prof. Nerrill, OF
the Shell Fish Commission. Will investi gate
fha rnrffar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Thrss Italians 70 Ltang

Cafcseo. July The Jury IN the cess Of
the i've Italians on trial for the murder Of
Fihppo CRru-o. brought IN verdic; this
evening. Silvestri. Mari and Gelarii were
found guilty aud sentenced 20 be hanged.
In the case- II BovR and Mercuri0 the state
officers nolie pressed. but the attorney for
the defendants decided 20 have the jury pass
on them. They were acquitted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

kSS ARBos Mica. July L-C. 8. Kintner
vii hold eavii service examination az the
university hnHdug - morrow for Assistant
Eyaruinar for me Patent 0fice. from q a. M
rH p IN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
In Met Eish's Eafe

ToRoSrO. Ont. July Bent and White,
the Bank Of Scotland torgers, we're sentenced
today 70 ten years in the penitentiary each,
Rcut's case. however, vss reserved until
argument couid be heard before the Superior
Court a. 20 the sdvissbility Of certain evi-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Three Children Burned to Death

CLEvE1ASD. July by the burning of q
frame tenement house on Broadway. near
the Nickel Plate crossing. last midnight.
Rosie Meisel. sged -, Sarah Rosenberg.
aged ~. aud Fanny Rosenberg. aged :, were
smothered 20 death. The tvo i,tter were
horribly burned. bat the flames apparently
did not touch Miss Meisel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
e1peror William Improving.

EWs July The Emperor took a short
walk. and afterwards drive for The 6rzt
time since his recent Illness. On his return
be transacted Official business for two ho1rs
before retiring.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Hanlan Wins Another Race.

TORONTO, July 1.-Hanlan and Lee rowed
two mile race with a surn here TO day Han
Ian won by several lengths. Hanlan will
row Lee another race for purse of $1,000
on Sylvia Lake, Friday next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Amendments Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The President made
the following appointments this afternoon:
Benjamin f. Jonas. of Louisiana, Collector
of Customs for New Orleans; James b.
Hayes, of Wisconsin. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the territory of Idaho.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
New York

NEW YORK July Money closed easy al =,
per cent, Exchange closed firm. Posted rates
s. s5di s6 actual rates. 81 Saga 8its for 90
days: 81 S5i.64 S5x for demand
Governments closed firm; currency 6s iZ7l.
bid: Is. coupon I22S bid: as do 1928 bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed Union firsts.
ia: 10 land grants iO6A6l07. sinking funds
19Oja6i2l; Centrals l1lha1llA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

"a ,sH1SGroS I1iy The President hss
appointed Horace (. Alexander postmaster
st fuiinxfru. vice I p NeNsster. re-
sizuef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
a Wife Murderer to be Hanged.

Troy, \. T.. July 1.-The execution of j..
Horace Jones was to-day fixed by Judge
Peckham for August Is. Jones shot and
killed his wife on July last. He was con
victed last fall in the County Court and the
Court of Appeals reaffirmed the sentence.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

ladies Black and Colorea Jerseys.
Some II the oheaf.esi 4 ,e,,is N this line
yea ever saw. In fact those We sell Tor rs
IS and s5c are about as thin as olaeese
cloth and well adapted r. tropical oil
under the equator.
We sell splendid Jersey Tor 75c that
ls retailed elses here from S5c a. a eaoAl.
A very good quality for sl.2b ANA sl.60,
also a very good JERSEY for 81 We ALSO
have those Of superior make aud flnish,
for $3.50, -, Sa50 and upwards
SPRING A COhFAss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
a New Governor.

BERLtS. July i.-Ex- Admiral Weiner, Of
the German navy. has been appointed Gov
ernor - King Wilhelm's Land and the Bis
msrck archipelago. He will proceed to his
new post IN Autumn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
More Mornons

NEW YoRK, July Five hundred and
forty-one Mormous, IN charge of Elder J.
Hansen, arrive OF the steamship "Miscon.
sin" this morning. They are Danes. Swedes
and Norwegians. They start for the west
this evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
q Liberal Donation.

NEW YORK. July John +. O'COnnor, 5.
j., a graduate of the class of ~, of St.
Francis Xavier's college, West Fifteenth
street. this city, has given 100000 to that
institution. The sum will be used in adding
a large wing to the college building.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

CoScoRD. Mass. July Florence Hoar.
a niece of the senator. wss married today
- Moses Bradford Of Springfield, Mass.
Among the yuests were Senators Hoar and
Evsrts and Mrs Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

Bssrrv. Tnly The masons' strike IN this
sity has rendered Ao.o persons idle. The
masters -efuse to neTotiate with .he strikers
srd are employing foreiEu iseor
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Suicidal Mania in Austria.

VIENNA. July There were twelve sui
cides reported from various places in Aus
tria to-day. The prevailing suicidal mania
during dog days has long been well oh
served
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

NsDsrB. Ialy Twenty three new cases
of choiers nj twenty deaths srs reported At
V,lsncia NJ ID noon to- daT. and 6fty-eighs
new cases and twenty one deaths IA the
uruvince.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Al Ar.rchis, Eonnd Guilty

FskNEFoRT. o.. July The trial ~ the
Anarchist. Iulius Lieske. for The murder of
Herr Rumpr, Chief - Police. ended to-day.
The Jury brought in verdict Of guilty and
fi.ske vas condemned - death.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

ApFS. Iaiy The crew q the French
zanbost. "Benard. recently wrecked IN the
Gulf ~ Aden. have been found On an island
IN the zulf Il res feared they rad Ter
izhed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

II the people 81 Michigan could make
al their purchases a. low as they can oh
tam Dry Goods and Carpets at our
establishment, they would accumulate
wealth al rate that would soon make
tins the most wealthy State of the
Union. SPRING A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

WssHrSsTo.S. July The 5ek,t statement
issDe6 70 dsy we're sfsoTs ? redDc4i1n -
the debf anrinz the month - duns - a
s<H.a00
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

VrESSk. Iniy l-Pssth sss soosied ss-'sy
by water spout hurstiug.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

Rows. July I. Siznor Hcux. sslitor - the
gaurssl - Rra,s. an ultrsusoatsne orSsn.
hss resigned st the rs1nest ~ tire fape.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
BASEBALL.

CHICAGO.
Chicago .............0 0 l ga
Boston o l ! o 2-lO
Base hi's. Chicago % Boston l5 Errors.
Chicago = Boston IL. Pitchers. ClarkeOn and
whitney. Umpire. Cushman.
BUFFALO.
Buffalo. ............... U l o y
Providence. ..........2 B )
Base hits Buffalo ~. Providence 5. Errors.
Buffalo 8, PrOviience >. Pitchers. calvin and
Shaw. Umpire. Sullivan.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis......O o o 0 0 o o. 0
Philadelp phia. ........ o o 0 / i
Base hits st Louis s Philadelphia 9. Errors.
st. Louis T. Philadelphia q. Pitchers. Boyle and
Daily. Umpire. FeTgeFson-
DETROIT.
New York......... o 0 0 0 0 IL
Detroit .............. o 0 l O.
Base hits New York 6. Detroit {. Errors. New
York 6. Detroit D. Pitchers, weidman and welch.
Umpire. Gaffney.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

OfFICE OF Il. V. TAYLOR. Powerss Block I
GRAND RAPIDS. July 1. 1885.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

wR NANUFhCTUTB 80 sHODDY
CLOTHING
The following iats sonie eroeiieff grades
90 ksep. Ti,eee god eiiougi fof 70 ta wsf-
rsnf Which uaassn, fis' fleg are ssfe gsure,ssse
f0r fhs man - uoderaff r,esfs Who .snnot
sHrrd r. take oi,snos~ WISER hngife ciothes
Indigo Blue FisuneI Sack sUip $50 -
Rruvr Mire.i Ca.eirnass sack suite 100
Brf.ker pisid ersy Cseveii Hsct soiv ~ o.
Hlsrk and Filus Nizea C'issvfif ssrk soits " o.
E-uvr snd grr<r Nire1 ass saef suits ~ o.
B-ovr srd Bisos xirr, ass ssek sorts ~ -
Ti,ass ere ezeellflsi vains fsf fi,f rt>eeg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

THFY spTAK FOR THEmeELyEs
Our tI200 Gre, Miged Chevoif Suit ia, crs-s,..i
furnra Il - made IN ihs latest STYLE. -. sus
and III 10 perfect ropi aud tiie pol,las~,
emit ut ~ yvu osr End them in ,,ii,sf sfsss- sf
$3.50 they would ie chssp We ars le'tlns tlien,
g. si $40 hsve s,ili, ~ .uis lef and n, .,rs
~ - hs6 - sny trios