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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Ihs We era Bfil4o street sever aa- reached
6ast DisleloL street.
fred DALEY - prsctlcInz l0s a-days ia =
- Doaad s.lell 81 a-eo Laks.
Pste1 Martin. tile csiebrltod detective. zas
arrested laaF aignl for nells drank.
fhsrs xLl he another nesting - lhe
fsartn os JAY eaillllltlee at the nslanan
hoass - aiglt
Manazsr Fo.sers Aa- engaged kafie Put
aaln aEd hsr company ro appear ar TO
nlzhtss JAY 3 ll.i l.
Proposal toe tas oaIisilns of -he Sswbefrs
4nd sl1tn slraet oFll-17 are s1uled - Ile
boasC ~ Public oFss.
Aa a,idru-s Ga temperance ~IA DO gwen
al 81 MaEkts Church this evening og Rev.
). h. Coa0gor lately ~ Kalamazoo
The ~ a. f Union of anions sill hold i1s
re,stilaF I1BtH4I llastllg lnar.,iay as 8.
IA. Ia lheir na4. feari street. siectlon ~
0fflcers.
The la.iies of fhs @aa treai society give az
les cFsain aud slris lerfg festival this even
m a. fonefog latstol hall. West + al
ton street
Market improvements have been made ia
the AfbeItar gardens. West side, and already
the Germans are making tnam fagorite
place "a resort
Preparation aEe oe.ng ulide for grand
Army "a tle 1arre.sxs tomorrow evening. A
general invitation Is estended 90 the pnbilc.
The police force aad su extra snount OF
dut4 g. periolu s-srttg consequently the
cits ca-es ia tas Superior Court were ad-
Ionrnod until % day. sneu the oincsr- can
he present A. Vllue.-s-.
Secretary Reed. oi the Bsg lev Camping
Association, reports tnat he ha~ already
received lhis yoaf taFce many appica-
tiono for reduced ra-es % tne annual meet
ings A. FOR lny Feaf previous.
A barber named smith Fitzgerald who
sab-lots r0ons n tar fh.run Block, dunned
a tenant named rsnA Nl.e5 yesterday. and.
not obtaining tne cash. emphasized the dun
bY hitting Wiley n tne bead with beer
bottle, lnhlcung bloody soaad
william Young. ol Ada, cama - tie eIty
t0 see the eifcls aad ieft bis horse and buggy
AZ A. iseAouug- she'd, corner of jefferson
AMI " oalthy tVenues. aud whea be returned
FOR his rig be fouud .t was missing 4
drunken nan wa seen to drive away with
the horse and ctrsiagi-
Wm. t. Joscelyu. q Hollondsr living ~
l.N butteEW0rtn avenue. attempted % end
his hfc IS the strRu urglarlon procvss on SUI
day afternoon Has -on cut the rope and
let him down alive, although some effort
vas necessary to re-ascilate him after has
severe choking. H. wGs mentally afflicted
from tAe losz 1f a iavsrite horse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
OPPOSED TO BOYCOTTING.
Resolutions Passed by the Valley City
odpe l. O OF @


Lodge !. o. OF G 7.
At the regular meeting of Valley City
Lodge No. -, L. o. O.. l., on Tuesday even
ing May 18th. the following resolutions
were adopted.
WHEREAS. At recent meeting of this
Lodge. there being but thirteen out of a
membership of hfty-fOnr present, certain
resOiutOns. restraining any member of this
Lodge from trading with. or IN any manner
patronizing any person, or persons, who
shall sign a saloon bond, were adopted. and
WHEREAS. Il Il not the duty or intention
of this Lodge, or the will of the larger part
Of its members to boycott, or in any man
ner injure, or try to injure, any person or
persons. and
WHEREAS. Ii Il our duty 10 bring about re
formation by all Just and honorable means,
and a we DO not consider the the said resO-
lutiOus consistent with these views, there
fore, be II
Resoired, That the act Of this Lodge IN
adopting said resolutions, when 80 small a
number of members were present was i'm
provident and at variance with the views Of
the larger part of its members. "a well as
detrimental To the Order IN its legitimate
work.
Res0lred, That the resolutions 30 adopted.
be. and are hereby rescinded.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Tray RENDERED GOOD SERVICE


~hlls Ihe ssgg 49, full u people yesteF-
teriay. az b. ths case "a eserg elEcas DAP
there sefe b1L ssry fe~ aecg1ents, snd TIE
u4aabsr " arrests Tor si9lalions of la@ ~ere
szeee.llagly fss There =ere ~ disturbance,
hEtls eonfasi5n, and ~ers % uot Tor u.e
larger cfosds tie day so4id have lroFe1 los
anIke 81 Ordinary Saturday. Ills result
can be largely attrIo2ted - tasi
elLclelt 4orz done - tGs clfy s
gollce department Seventeen extra
paI0lme1 ~ere pressed Iuto service
tor tbe dsy AID 8ndeE the direction ~
saperin Leldelt Perry and the careful eyes
~ the -eFgeanEs. the men sefe sSu diSlrib-
glel 4u1 DAD excellent service AZ much
can De sad oI Tie department Tor Decors-
tion Day. aud. aItbOugh there are many ulen
for shom nothing a. home = quite good
enough and zho are eager - critlcise Gfls
department. TIE majority Of the la~ abiding
citizens cannot bat feel proud 0f heg well
organized and eficIent police department..
he boys deserve praise for thslr hard work
~ the past three days, and IHK tEiEGEAM
j. .lad u signify IL appreciation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
COLE CONQUERs AGAIN.
The Circus IS Visited oY Thousands
and IS all It Claims TO be.

The Circus IS Visited oy Thousands
and IS all It Claims 10 be.
An amateur prophet could have told the
vast multitude of people in the city yester-
day were drawn hither by 40 email attrac-
ton. and. upon little inquiry the seer, If he
had any doubts, could have been satisfied
the great drawing card vas ". W. Coles
circus and menagevie. which exhibited ~
Base Ball Park afternoon and evening
Cole always draws large crowd 20 Grand
Rapids and his mammoth circus tent was
well SLED yesterday when the band struck
up lively air and the horse "Blondin" be-
gan to walk the tight rope. Those who
came % the city early to see the street pro
ce=siou were not dlsappointed. a. the pagent
was ever mile ia length and displayed as
6ne horse flesh. chariots and distinctive fea-
cessiou IN this city Cote has the repUta-
ton II showing whst he advsrti-es. and his
principal attractions yesterday we're noue Of
fhem omitted "on account Of someone ac-
cidsnt ia the last town. sickness or RAIN. The
Human Fly. the Russian Roller Skaters.
Arabs. the ~ clowns. the performing horses.
elephants and hons. the bicyiist-. both up0u
the elevated stage. and All the other special
features where shown The bareback riders
Leon and Nile. Van Landt. the lady trapeSe
performers and the wonderful Arabs have
never been excelled in tbis city and ell In
al tne entertainment vas lively. excellent
and worthy the patronage it received
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Prof. ~. A. Browuel a. NJ. Ph- d., Of
the Syracuse. y. T.. High school ha-, aeord-
ing to tha Newspapers Of that city, been
invited to accept the prncIpaisnip OF the
High school IN this cilg, nc a salary Of
g. 90. Prof Br0wuell is an experienced
teacher bsviuz been. before taking his pres
ent position iu Syracuse, principal Of the
seminar AZ Flirfeld. S. s. Hs has been
connected with tho Syricpso High school for
something lke a doEan years. ls a thorough
scholar and AN enthusiastic scientist, having
visited Europe several times 90 study the
seienres teare tul ueIuE veil Known ~ 3
-popuiar lecturer cn -rieuthr subjects. tie
has for a number 1f years pa-t been ou9 ot
the instructors tt the summer school for
tearhers on Martha Vineyard. He d polu-
lar with his glasses and if he shall be induced
to come here GRAND Rapids vii he certain Cf
having an excellent principal for her High
~l,ifuIL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Music for lac Putnam eenefit.

The Fortnightly Club Orchestra will furn-
ish the music for the Shakespeare Water
cure" at Powers's Opera House, Junee. The
orchestra comprises the following ladies and
gentlemen: Fred 4. Murzburg, leader;
Anna Miller, Maggie Graves, and Carrie
Parrish, yiolins; Anna Graves, piano; Geo.
Wagner, viola; Earle Tuxbury, bass; Chas.
DOlan and A. +. Bishop, flutes: James
Wykes and VIII Barlow, clariOnets; Chas.
Lever and Chas. Calkins, cornets; Frank
HoltOn, trombone; Fred Lake, drum.
The sale of tickets opens at Geo. 4. Hall
Il Co.'S. - Monroe street, Wednesday morn
INC.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

The news of the death Of aaron CONT
night of Nevaygo. vid he surprise -
many 1f his friends here. He vss the pro
prietor 30 a'e lesaiug hotel st Neways.o.
tie ieft home saturday evening for the plir
pose Of joining fishing party neas White
Cloud Not appearing "a party instituted
search and f0uud hlm lying dead IRA a dsid.
about fvo hundred feet from the roed. 'dr.
Ccnrtri Fht was a highly respected citIfen
fnd for many fesrs was prnprietor0f the Old
BRONSON Heu@a. which then Stsod "a Canal
street. The funersi services vii Pc held ai
NewaVro to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Mss M. &. Collins. who hes been a ms
sionarv AZ o.. SnGr. Dak.. for Ten years viii
give an address concerning ere SIOUX IN
disns. st Park Congregational churcii To-
morrow evening. She goes this winter to
the staining Rock agency. where theirs are
7E0 Indians. sitting Bail has promised
her a ivHrg snd a house pa sid ef the 'rors.
She srosa n Kalamazoo issf SUNDAY tl ar
iufnen-e tnaience. gentleman tn fhls
city VINO hesri her in Chicago ~aVs fer Al
dress Nss ef,a ~ refrBrx xshle interest
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
THs RICkeTY OLD BRIDGE.
A Difference OF Opinion Regarding It's
Period OF Usefulness.

There seems 70 be difference OF opinion
between the Board OF Public Works and the
Council Committee on Bridges, a. 10 what
shall De- done With the old Pearl street bridge.
The Board j. In favor OF propping up the
sntiq aasted structure with trusses. which. II
thinks. wlll make IL serylceable for an IN
certain period perhaps until the ice shall
move cut another sryIng. The Council com
mIttee believes the further expenditure OF
money upon the bridge would be unwarrant-
Cd and ln!udlciOus-
The committee offered a resolution 10 the
Council last evening, declaring the building
OF new iron bridge, 10 take the place of the
old wooden one, a necessary public improve
ment and the Council, by unanimous vote.
adopted the resolution. The Board of Pub
lie Works was then requested 10 furnish an
estimate for low truss iron bridge 10 span
the river at Pearl street and II can be safely
concluded no more of the peoples money
will be wasted in keeping together the tim
bers of the present structure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
YEsIEROAY S COuRTs

ISrrvD SrArEs.-~uriuE Tooth Harrow
infringement Of patent cases. three in num-
ber Arguments being heard.
CrRcrrr.- Catherine Treadvell "a 0ceanus
Van Buren, Irespazs or the case. petition
for leave - appeal from Justice log-r after
lapse ~ Eve DAYS denied Prank :. War
-ell Vs. John IA Horton. E.ectment. hy
consent ordered that plaintiff fie security
f1r co=ts. s1oo. on or before h-st day ~ next
term .-- Russell r. Norlien vs. Ieiah y
Cheney Assvmp-it. argued iu part
Cornelius Hoogerhyda "a. Gertrude Hooge~-
hyde. nfvorcs petition for order 3ischsrg.
inz is pendeus flriar that defendant ais
chsrEs liz peudens from record within ten
days Iouisa Henderson ~. TIE Reserve
Mutual ifs Association of t-rsnd Rapids
Assumpsif. Judgment for nIHinrf for 81
iS' l5 and c'sts.
sg-rsRnss. Effe y Fox v=. Sylvester o.
Psmerov and Charles T. Iawton. Raulev-n
hsratufera tired and submitted udznent
fer plaintiff for SIX cents ani costz.
Pe1nrs Faniel 0'DonneH. drans twelve
days a aIi - Fr~in Har-. dizo~iar.v. A.
feen 3sys IN iail - Fatrick finu- drnns
and iis1rfierir. senfauce snsreniesi rast-
eal8 - Franz Killer, drunk ara sr-oriar.v
oeid 3 S1 1l,nu f-r11sor, 3r-rk r16
iiSorserir, rsii 2E -f 'far.ee Rhine
brrg. drunk and iiaorierlgs line snd eosts 81
Mas ~ paid &-Eahn TInacnff. A.
sault and BATTERY. ssisngrnei te 4ane q
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
FOUND AT LAST.

The place to get your sewing machines re
paired satisfactorily. To this fact there are
many of the people Of Grand Rapids who
can attest and are pleased TO recommend
my work. / will call az any residence or
shop in the city and examine your machine,
tell you what can be done and what II will
cost free Of charge. I am getting pOstals
every day asking me 10 call and look at ma
chimes: this saves any expense or trouble on
your part until yoa know exactly What viii
be the result Remember | do not sell new
machines or work for any company, and
have no interest At stake bat my reputation
a. a repairer Of sewing machines. ! opened
my shop at 10 summit street about one year
ago and am pleased 70 boast Of good trade
but still can do more and want every lady =
patronage. 7 keep AT kinds 81 sewing ma
chine repairs. oils. needles and attachments.
and repair an kinds ~ machines. When yo1
send me 2 postal state what kind n a
machine you have and ! vii know what 20
bring when come.
= II. STRICKLAND
Sewing Machine Adi1~fer.
Sa0T ll0 summit street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Van Leuven's Liabilities.

j. Edward Earle assignee, filed with the
County Clerk yesterday statement of the
liabilities of John j. Van Leuven, who failed
last week. There are in all eighty three
creditors, principally New York parties, and
the claims for merchandise aggregate S25,-
JD69. The mortgage running 10 his wife
Il for $1,000. with S244 a. accrued interest,
which makes the total indebtedness S35,-
7l5.aS. The stock Is now being inventoried
and the other side of the ledger account will
soon be given
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Champlin Post, G.. A. r., wish to return
their thanks 70 the ladies, Mrs. McGuIllic.
Misses Ella Davey. Minnie Smith, Myrtee
Smith, Edith Madden. Mrs. Bernard and
Others also TO Mr.. Dunlap. for 40 generously
aiding them with contributions of flowers on
Memorial Day. :. WHITE.
H. MADDEN.
G.. MAsTENBRooK. .
J. STMONs.
Committee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
The Law and Order People.

The agent of the Law and Order League
caused the arrest of John III. Collision,
saloonist, 155 Summit street, yesterday, for
not keeping his saloon closed on Sunday
last
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

NCPHERsOS OS-On Monday. June l. i--1. Mrs.
MARI McPherson. aged q years. Funeral from
fhe lafe residence NJ. n Fairbanks street.
"Wednesday. June r, A. 2 .. u.
The proprietor Of the Nichols e Bulyea
process Of preserving fruits,-Col {. +.
Davis. Of Louisville. ny. states that he lay
on bis back for three months with infam-
mafory rheumatism. He determined 20 try
~. Jacobs OIL and from the frst spplica-
tion he improved 40 rapidly AZ 70 lay aside
has cane.
For buggy buy of a. r. Auti-del.
Have your prescriptions compounded AZ
Miiis 3 Lacey Pharmacy
The Jane Century is another splendid num-
Der % that always excellent magazine.
The Ceufn-p has been grestly improved and
is unsurpassed hy sny magazine of ~ class.
tfEo. A. Ham K Co.
- Monroe street
NH. Iacey's ssrzicsl Instrument De
pot. Canal street.
Ice cold fruit juice soda water. FIVE cents a
s'sss. At Nils Laoey's Pharmacy.
Try ire si4-u,eai ticket st the Windsor
DINING HsE. TIA Monroe str'aet
0, acrount ~ Bad resthera . large number
~ pieces remain nrsoid IN Hartman = coffee
1on. They wiN he closed onf AZ actual inn
norrers vsise for two asys cnig.
The choicest perf1ues st Mia- E lacey
Pharmacy.
Bsthin1 towels. s~n-bes snd Snaps ss
Me lacey fhsru7cv.
Tss ans~t s-=ortuens ~ buzsi- rsrssns,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

n .snIsfsroa. 1aae s-fof ths JDpss
-4zss. fasr. sanaa-e ~iaas. slgntl4
sarnier.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Al ~ 81 Savicr =uz-as asreE1ieuis aavs Been
...,,.aiss ard = : aa.8 that ae Pili soou be
seut ~ EsRiand.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

xas ss.1scrl6sF lsof rsastoiiss lsz izL4-
s~4 fegsslslrts 4a.t srgoipiis sslt eosjrf q
sssF ~ ..setfglsls ttss s5ies ~ 'stsllAasss ~
os1zi cad. 0ar teleC Caone aalaoeF L. isl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
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DIED.

NCPHERs0S On Monday. June l. Iss1. Mrs.
Mari NcPherson. aged q years. Funeral from
fhe lafe residence NJ. n Fairbanks street.
Nednos,iay June 2. A. 2 =. 10.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Mile E Lacey. s rrcsl Instrument De
pas Canal street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Ray yorr hurzses and pks~ton- ~ A. r.
4atIsief
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III can pat one touch II a rosy nj !
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BEFORE JUDGE ZANE.
Proceedings in the District Court
on Wednesday.

The following business was transacted
yesterday by Judge Zane:
In the case of Daisy Allen VS.. John S.
Barnes, motion to strike out parts of
the amended complaint was allowed.
A motion was made in the case OF
Sarah ]. Plant VS.. James Payne, to
vacate judgment entered herein April
4th, 1882. The motion was ove-ruIed,
and an exception was taken.
D. Bockholt VS.. John C. Cutler, here
tofore submitted to the Court, upon the
motion for Judgment as prayed for.
Upon the record the Court holds the
answer to be sufficient, and denies the
application for peremptory writ.
The case of Senior VS.. Senior was re-
ferred to- T. Hoffman to take testi-
mony and report to the Court.
In the case of John E. Dooly ct al.
VS.. Utah Eastern Railway company, a
motion to intervene was not opposed by
the plaintiff and allowed. Demurrers
to the complaint, to the intervention,
and to the answer are now under argu-
ment.
The Grand Jury came into Court;
details are noted elsewhere.
People VS.. J. L. Garritt, forgery, dis
missed.
People VS.. Richard Hill, dismissed.
People VS.. o. J. Averill, dismissed.
Lucy ]. Hill VS.. Alexander s. Hill
suit for divorce; the testimony OF Mrs
Hill and NJ E. Cummings was taken by
the Court and the decree granted.
Adjourned until to-day at O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-05
New York stock Market.

WV YoRK, February Avail Street.
Us ~" active. strong, feeling continues
tuEi-b There were large .pur-
buses Dgases of all leading shares; business
g .nn%r1egIlally well distributed. Advance
uldrn u, from to 4 later in Erie, which
l lSIs to I255. Before first call the list
WV NV YoRK, February 4.-Wa1 street.
ctorts lower during the past hour, with
decline of i to rs from best figures OF
he morning. LacKawanna was weakest.
Va market is fraction better.
Srw York February Avail street.
stocks quiet, strong, this afternoon,
o5onpes In active shares unimportant
Western Union, however, was conspicu.
ous for rise to 61H. Market closed
NV NEW YoRK, February 4.-Goyern-
u,ents firm. Stocks were again strong
his morning and fell off fraction dur
i ;I,t5 the middle of the day, and again
stTong and advancing in the afternoon
wbile the business done was the largest
reported for some time, aggregating
3SI. 319 shares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-05
A Star on Fire.

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Buy large size and save money. Pike s
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