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Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17
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All trains arrive and depart ffuiu iuisr iieisd
DEPART.
Mail for Iolsain and i'tics.so flta m
fisi E28- ss fuf hifAgo .......-- - 90 B. W
Express Tor Muskeseuu ......-. - 81 b. m
Evening Impress Cor lhioaro iu4N Im
fypns-s FOR Biz Rapids Hna BALDWIN tstss fn
Mai for R.e i.tuldf and BALDWIN SO g. ~
AIRLINE.
Night III pre-s from lineage ash 81
Esprs4s from Muet.ssru ~ u. o. n
Mai from iilloagu aHd NJ rs1n +.- D pal
lfpreee from ioisrlu hAi O. u
Fhsf fxIr,.se Prom hiciilru RFI hur f.it W
Fyprsvs from Rie Rapids sna baldwin ~ it fu
Mai from l}ie isalii. int baldwin - f.ia D. iu
'llaiiy fDails exceIf hguds..
Ihrough cuaches .liHssa aul lplssiu ur
tlt g. in fraln-
IlrnuFf Iarior cav g. chicago ur } 80 g. pea.
train ~ extra cliHrre fur -aeit
Ilruugh Phi iuau eepInr car Hnd ofsarh iff
f3iciro tfI f0-lN g.. ~. frslu.
Jose cnuuenfiuuf fIr.ie OF tiiifH'f ifH ianl
ington and Mantsiae
Union Iiclef ph.es ~ Meuffe efrfst
J. b MULLEN Com as lrs.
J. u. Csfi'tAIfh Heni faes. Agent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17
GBo. B. REENf. s'r.fae Msaaser Ci.ioAso.


FI1'I''''I - =
The train leaving ~ J.. ui. ooliis.; - at white
piae,u with Atlantic fxprsst on Main iant
whict hs.s Palace Drawing hpou hits'liiiis
coaches from Chicago To- New loft und b'r'i.ff
without Change
The train leasine 81 % e. a.. cannet1s e. VI
fsls,ss Il isivine one htfuI fsH ulIluer VIII slse
New York txurees uI. NAlr Lame.
Through fickeis a1i berthe ln NiaeIlnf tHlit
can IL. sacurs.l h. L uisn fCk.i Nihos ~ 81 .i.I,
rtrs.si and liepuf
All trains vii run D., ana meridian fifuc y b
IL 81 Hinufee slower than lleiIvu Hme
J. " MChANAbf ha1l A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

~nrea n-f Frwenrz nhyeir- ana complete
rrfft rrrfh'ur IL Tiemen ~Rts'.,C1e
-rid at Fers u-re Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

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4ldrs-s =. .s.li-- ,.l..-s.ol-r b i7- '-'-
az ''''''''- 49, "a. 81
-n.e :. 1900. CO. s.stler.
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- =. ~. ,.st-.. - removals
..r....... r..-f...t.-ai..r tile
.l.....s ...t th.. th,r,i llsg
. rt- srahabi.itg Is
t....a..tl..g n tas Nnd
o. any oue tliaAs there = Pa" -'-7 '.'''
asof about taa administration ~ '''--
se...l il.s reported epn'ei-''',- -N
Seefelars baJari afsi7- - 'H''" Is "
rnniug heaa ne.i.a in .ii'er- '''' 81 -
samtne tne .oir rs . .'
ir IS CD he a9Qei tiai ine et-H'
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frse Press i' Che e'se' '-'''' ''''-'' = '''
miliua men aent tArse N'' '-
tleuselse- ~ setuHs if'lA n '-'' ~
sncl conduct *i-i '7 A7'''-s az
la tle interests % the ni-l a-sn ios '-'''i'
lnF tAe ilnk7lt'n Ae.0''-f77' ~"
havupr. g b saai, b entirely eA'n-l'-''s
~ .h,..,. Co., Aver has taken
l...t. e.. cir. and Fact san
..,r ......,so3 .,a.,f Ia ti,s
-, IN .l.--.a Whatever ns,
t..l....,-. ~ 80 ference beta sen
=. $500. 49,, .neloves. a resort 90
violence and destruction 'i p'"l"''s N''
only aggrasate tae altie'lis- me O"''
eruor sas wee not onls ia s''ns 'o 'ns
scene 81 tle trouble CD -ee TOT n'ii'7' u
tbo sitnanou. bat n 80 calmly ana -e'
firmly coapselug against any F'ia'''N
90 the laV.
Tho, 49,, 81 ..s astounding
.~,e. ........ t.Ifc..irn,o letter 10 a
4..r 49,. ~. character ~
-. .,- schools Tb.
4..l...ff. ,t.i,, sho,t these hi-
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

ffcfiws 10 g7nfnf7' udisc-ett7ns. suffer
r f-srn rarr'us debility lacs ~ seifcou
aferca. impaired memory and kindred
-r.artnna. sif1nId send lo cents tu stamps
f,r large 'netrst-d treafi-e. giving means IF
certain .~l q. v1th nuruarnu- tssfi n10uisi=.
Aiarae or'd= Dlsreusary Med'cal As7o-
rlaHan as2 Nam aef. Buffalo. ". s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

las IHoar-oa Brick fo.lsroi
NJ. -sr-.rt. Isf DAVIS. tnese a. saA-s
- fta si.tarea. s4arseters refi .-'t ll.lef
-. ----..-- ---.-----.---.--o..
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

Extract ~ Nmhla : 35 per pint. l0 cents
Ter ennoe. tur own mase. Pscs's brug
Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

a eoBarsrovf EST ~ the Indianapolis
fostras quotes the following bit az cons
v,rsatiou addressed ~ the President 20
stsu.s Haosier p.'se'hly tmsg he ar-
prsrmte.l hs someh,viv m t1is section ~
ths oouniry titf amusing - well as
axasperatis.- e., observe tbe WAYS az -he
tii.sreseekers. Mea come here ten aH
parts ~ the country snd leeaie 'ar the
purpose az Feffng c'fiee They s't
arfrnd heIe's. drink WHISKY. aai THINK
fbpv are herr spron'ed. but they re
@ uahlv maben ~ womb uotlce.
These men nsnias Cess ef appear among
sb,,se vho hare sssed Pr POSITIONS SINCE
she ith rf March, Hsf When meu cam
aFori Oh -ame here ana spend mooeY.
and hang suuni ar months Its fae rsry
best svTience q, me tfsf fheg have uo
anp'oeneut e- hene
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17

~ lny oue t1iaAs tAera = no ln7 A'-
a,or about tam administration iei h'-A
rea.l t..s reported eon4eraiian ln 4li'h
-.erelar, bayari argles ia Favor " re-
ran.as Re3a. a.la in aiiic-. Bay afd a.
-aan1 tae rale of eisli service re.'r -
.r i. s.r. entertaining comedy
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Marie G. Raymcr. daughter Of the late
Henry H. Raymer was married last evening TO william
Foster Brown III the Church Of the Redeemer at Fourth
ave- and Pacifc-st Brooklyn. The church was filled
with invited guests The BRIDE, unattended by brides
maids entered the church ded by six ushers Mr.
,Connor W. Rhodes. Mr. +. Fdmagno Mr.. Lanbcrt,and
the Messrs DOdsworth Her dress was Of heavy white
satin tuade with full court train and trimmed with
rare nOuces OF point lace vail OF tnlle held by
arrange lilo .soms she held cluster Of white
me groom ana his hest man, g. s. Rnymcr. waited at
The chance where the Rev. Charles r. 1reut performed
the coremony Aterward there large reception at
the home OF the brides mother No G3 Seyentbave The
rooms were deckcd with smilax aud roses; there were
music aud refreshments, and number OF handsome
gifts were displayed.
ouie, home wedding took place last evening at No.
l67 Monr0e-st BrOoKyn, where Miss Florence f. sam
mis- dauphter az T.. SHmmis married to Nelson q.
Hill The Rev. D. IIasey performed the ceremony.
The bride n travelling dress ana hello cluster OF
roses In her hand The rooms were trimmed with
flowers and after the ceremony thcro was reception,
with music ana refreshments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
Special Notltes.


Oyington Brothers. FULTON AND CLARK sTs.,
BROOKLYN, IN ADDITION TO THEIR LARGE STOCK
OF CHINA AND GLASS. WOULD INVITE SPECIAL
ATTEN rIoN TO THEIR FINE COLLECTION OF
CARARA MARBLE sTATUARY. WHICH THEY BE
LIEvE TO BE THE FINEST IN THE COUNTRY.
Gard from the little Guarantee and Trust Company.
That branch OF the business this company which per.
aius the ilsurns OF titles q estate
litigation with Register Reilly. Tho
stantly insurint titles making OF official
examination oil them and payn2 the ices therefor to h
tie Reg eter makes no Objection.
The CONTROVERSY Is tho tight to make abstracts
ant NEW IN DEXES OF the records. TO simplify tho
examination aud do away with the necessity Of oaoni
searches.
Not this company alone but every owner OF land in this
OF indie cheaper
thus failed. aud IN the OF company
private accOmp ish the task IL
by the tactics OF the Register land oHnrs will continue
lawyers and THIS company can stand u the real
tate interests out OF Whose pockets these disbursements
his company believes right its charter and all
legislative acts relating 10 the improvement OF the Regis
laws. "a of the records
provided does not obs Ct the OF Others
tet's once AND TuGS II NEVER HAS DONE. II De.
great public good will from making Of
locality and whether takes
years will abandon attempt iiilo
OF Official and Il patiently
OF its right do It's business that OF others
WiTHOUT official search II IL pleases.
New-IorE. sept 20, lh55
TITLE GUARAN TEE AND TRUST co..
50 Libertyst. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
Pos, Omce Nouce.

foreign countries neednot oe specially Addressed
for dispatch by any PARTICULAR steamer except wlea de-
specially addressed beng BY fastest
Forstsn mats for the week sndaz October viii clos,
wEDNEsDAY-Ar $3.50 A. M forkurope, per Vera via
southampton ami Bremen iat Goo mtor france Direct
per st simon ." at ~ M for Jamaica central America
oS s for MsIS R RsE Be y sr kS
bel ~ at m for caiiad Bolivar dirsst and fsr ia
pan6, POI, ,.s IS Il e aaIaO 49, az m Tor
ri per g. s. portaense via Para and Pernambnco at ss5
Tor M rsan ana ian Mex
Mexican states must bs directea per steamer via
T. Ward j. VIA W. 'n h0nanr D's
-URsDAY.At 5:So m for t e, per AariatIc.
SANTIAGO q. m FOR ,d nsTmaa per SIS onpSso Al
FRIpAY-At0 a. m. for 81 Pierre Miqueou. via Halifax;
atop, m. FOR santiago. CUBA pers south cambriayia
sATUuMD&Y"At . u m forNewfoundlaud. per- s. Nj
Queenstown Qetters Tor GERMANY, etc. must De dirsotsi
Fanessia VA Gla.gow deter, @ass So directed Tea
Nyeaar VA Brsmeai az ESQ m. Tor the Setneraai;
direct per + va @ f Ss BeS AZ a.
rect per westsrSand va Antwerp de'er' must DO
sUNDAY-At 1880 p for TruxIlo and Ruatan. per s.
pT9i MGTsS Via can 81 p y VIA M Ss 9Sass
m. and Tor me saaa%c tsa per kaSa ss sa
china and japan, pr oeesnc gyla san Francis %
ssS @ ana at samoan % p sr Rs
tralia VIA san Franoiscol close nero october ST
ar D. M (or arrival at Now. York OF 3 Britannia
with british mails for Australia Mails the SOo;ety
islands per steamer Frlncsco close here
d. Mails for Cuba, by rail @ Tampa
ana thence by steamer, wa Key West Fla, close at
tins ONCE daily at 800 a. m.
.The schedue OF closing OF Trans Pacific nails arrlaxst
on the presumption OF their corrupted overland rns
Mails from the East arrvins on rME
the DAY OF SAILING OF steamers arc dsptcl,l
thence the day. . . .---. .
Post onlce Now.York. y. Y. september % lisa
WIN. Rogers, personally, walpgford Conn.
Only surviving associate RleerN III .hest Quality
Plated SPOONS AND FORKS .
at Wholesale only. No initial "a argJgDgaai goods.
Will Mr.. swain, who with his WIFE, came to Oregon
tho Northern Railroad arrived Portland
- W. j. GARRISON,
McMinnville, Yamhin County, oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
WAS MR.. SrEAkys GUILTY OF DUPLIoTY,

large meeting of the striking silk-weayers was
held last night at No. 216 East Forty rst-st to hear
the report OF the Independent Citizens Committee
which was appointed at the suggestion of Mr.. Stearns
TO investigate the complaints OF the girls. The Rev.
Father Bigey of ST. Agness Church, read the report
which stated in part that the committee found that
the strike was justified. The committee unani-
nous that the charges against Foreman Wadsworth of
using proiane and abusive language were fully sus-
tanned. and decided that he must be removed This
Mr. Stearns agreed TO do. He also promised TO take
the weavors back without discrimination" Tho report
added that Mr. Searns did not fulfil his promise but
told committee of the girls who waited HIM that
Mr.. Wadsworth, and that he had rather that they
would not back to work. Feeling that this in
validated the work OF the committee, the members
called MIR, Stearns again and he then discharged
Wadsworth, but said that he woald not take any of
the strikers back Ills words were, Not one of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
1885. / 1884. / 1884. 1921
GETTING READY FOR THE ELECTIONS.

The Board of Police yesterday designated
THE TRIBUNE and The Yeos the two daily news
papers for advertising the boundaries Of election dis
trct the location Of poingplaces and the official can
this fall Boundaries OF districts and poll
places will be advertised october s. the four
days OF o, H. % and 24-and on
the Democratic inspectors OF election should be- divided
among the local factions Of the party Commissioner
yoorhis advocated equal division OF the appoint
organizations, brit he was reminded OF de-
cislon of the courts In favor of giving
q share to each organization represented
In tho Democratic State conventions. on his motion
IL was agreed that the appointments DO inadc the
basis OF the Irving Hall organization and
three-sevenths to each OF the other two factions.
Many OF the Republican inspectors OF election were
sworn into office by John j. OBren yesterday. After
taking the oath aud signing the rolls tho inspectors
furnished with copies of the election law and OF
manual which defines their method OF wOrF. The
Democratic inspectors Will be appointed as soon as lists
snn liza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
DIED.


e S., sands
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DEDERIcK7on Tuesday, September %, 1888 q Esst
daughter OF Lewis De t,ron e' v" D' 80
:sS.
4
Notice of the funeral hereafter
DoMINICK-on sunday; september 81, Elizabeth Domk
Services a St. Mark Memorial Chapel corner Iotst and
Avc,A, on Wednesday September 80 at II o'clock.
EBERMAyER-At Brick Church. East Orange, n j.. on
Sunday. September 81 Josephine O., daughter Of Emma A
Funeral wednesday September 80 at the rest
barclay and Christopher SITS.
Fry the saiea n.''
Wednesday. September 80 att p, m.
dcds ii Gs ea on MSn a. 49,
win at lis late resdsSce on wednes
day, September 80 at O'Clock
LINDERMAN-on Monday 2sth inst. at South bethlehem
Funeral services at his residence Thursday 230
Intc RI at Nisky Hill Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
LovEJoYIn this CITY, the goth nst Charles Lovsjoy.
Funeral residence LAG East I2sdst,
Intermcnt at Cambridge Mass
MACLAYon the 18th inss Julia Ann beloved wife OF DE-
Archibald Maclsy and daughter OF the Walker.
IN tins IA year Of her ago.
friends respectfully
services from her residence 2daye on
Thursday, OctJOer4, AZ o3J D.
OUTERBRl DGE-Suodonly On september 49, at Sunny.
lands Puget Parish. bermuda Isabel stuart
dore Outebrdye d. " y, and child OF Mary and the
late CaaIles l.. Nichols, OF New-Y0rk.
ROSENBLATT-On Monday night. September o. Clara
widow OF the late GOt,lleD EoseDDlat aged G6 years.
Funeral services at her late residence 50 7L Friday
morning Octo Der = at y O'clock.
Please 0u; bowers.
sAUNDERs- september %. Mrs Mary A. Saunders q ma
tive OF Mexf0TJ ireland age as months faithful
servant fOg many III family Oi MI John
inEham, OF brooklyn
Funeral services win held at the
BOrroneo sidney place Brooklyn, Thursday morning
300 sharp.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend.
Interment at Calvary.
WHITTEMoRE-At Elizabeth. n. j.. Sunday, September
%. Charles Rowan WhlttemOre, formerly Of New.York
Funeral services Will be held at his late residence No. 1874
West Grant-sr., Wenes lay. september 80
arrival Of $40 train from New.York, via Pennsylvania
X. h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

strikers shall ever work In my mill again, that ~
settled weeks ago we have list of the strikers =
our Office This strike will not be settled this side =
Heaven
he and Mr.. Searls had seen Mr.. Stearns about tn
matter and had been informed that he would not k>
the weavers back as he had no work for them. ~.
James said: It is sad ending to our abors and to-
one should not have undertaken the work had +
the least anticipated the result The report ended
follows From these facts we feel justified In say
mittee Of Arbitration" The Rev Father Mcdowell o.
St Agness Church, wrote a letter In which he said
" The final issue shows plainly that all through me-
hurt at the double dealing Of t6: gentleman. as hs
himself suggested to the idea of such commttees
am ready to head list OF subscribers for your
fund.-
John n Stearns, jr, said that he did not know why
the girls did not return to work. There was not w0r!
for all of them, but when they applied tor 1t such q
them as there was room tor would be put to work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

wrote as no Engllshman during his time %, or
SINCE except John Ruskn, about sun and cloud anu shy
nature. You cannot read much In LOweli w1a4u.
feeling how completely no is at home IN ueaIns WIN
like familiar subjects:
"a beg ar tht ough tn Q world am l.
From nee TO place wander by
Fill up my pilgrims scrip Tor me, . .
For Chri, It's sweet sake and CHARITY
"You have poem In which he doesn't WISH WISH, 10
enforce moral lesson witness the verses WITHIN
and Without and Above and Below! Ihere Is no
mood in which Lowell won't touch you. Rean TOT eX-
ample, Tive Scenes from the Life OF BlondeL ne 10
quite right TO want king, but right sort Oh Ang;
You don't want any king here but ysu M
admire the devotion OF man who does anu says NC
should be thoroughly worthy Of the position"
The lecturer then read lengthy extracts from
Ambrose" +" Hebe," and 1.-THE Ghost seer
Mr. Hughes evidently thought that his last selection
being Of sOmbre tJne might have like effect upon ms
auditors, he leaned his desk and SAID WIN
Il twinkle in his eye "YOu'n all feel the better
for going home with the sound OF The Courtin l
have given you nothing in Tire vernacular yet ior
have reserved that for next Friday evening;
when shall dwell the national
sido OF Mr.. Lowefs poetry. VIII
read IN conclusion the account Of Zekes courtshp ana
| am glad to see the LADIES' smiling, as this poem Is
fortunately well adapted TO them"
There only smiling bnt abundant laughter as
Mr. Hughes read the lines known In every schoOlhOuse
in the country, setting forth the hour which tried the
souls of Zeke aud Hubby duly followed with mothers
blessing and the crying of tho banns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
NINE. yUDIC'S TIONS.

Walacks Theatre is as busy nowadays as
though a performance were being given every night
and yet that will not he the until after tomorrow
night With the constant stream which sets In past the
box office IN front Of the house and The neycrceaoing
rehearsals taking place the stage the employed OF
the beginning to fluid life burden Yesterday
was chiefly occupied by Madame jude In rrhearsing
Mile. Nitouchc" with the full orchcsiTa under NJ
uerrfz leadership. II is in this bright effort OF Mehhc
and IIerye that Nine. Jndic Will make her American
debut night and she Il NOis 70 give IL -
much preparation oE the limiied tme before hrf WI
Iow IL was near midnight last night when she left
the theatre. Maurice Grau said yesterday mat though
the seats sold for HE trst night there are sun
some lett for the rest OF the week, during which the
game opera Will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

TRIBUNE OVYIcE. Sept. 3O-l a. m.-Jacksonyle and
Nashville rc:ortcd heavy rains yesterday, and lighter
ones fell far north Iowa. while cleudness extended
10 Lake sun ror The storm, however. Is apparently
dying out There were slight changes In temperature,
except in Dakota aud westward. where cool wave
attended an anticy advancing from the north The
movement OF barometer here was slowly downward,
during the clear weather. Tho temperature ranged
between go and 100. tho UGas1, Oeing 80
lower tho corresponding day last year. aud y
lower than on Monday.
Fair or partly cloudy weather ahd stationary tenn
pcraturo bs expected IN This city and vicinity
Today the Same Thursdly, possibly with light ram,
followed by colder, cloar welther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
OBIT UAR 7.
DIR. GARRETT B. LINDERMAN.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM Penn, Sept. 20. - DR..
Garrett D. Llnderman died suddenly OF q complication
OF diseases last night after short illnes Dr. Linder
man married early ia life Lucy Packer daughter Of
the late Asa Packer the great railroad ana coal operator
OF the Lehlgh Valley Becoming interested In several
money -making undertakings with his faher-inaw DR..
Ilnderman acquired great wealth. For several years
prcvious his death he managing director OF the
Bethlehem Iron Company, president OF the Lehgh Valley
National Bank and principal owner OF IT'S stock aud Il
director Iehigh Val Railroad. lis in
nuentin man In politics. but sought office.
lie was chairman Of the executive committee OF the
board trustees OF Iehgh University. the nSttution
80 heavily endowed by hi' father-in-aw, and took
lively interest IN tie welfare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
THE SENTIMENT OF sTEUBEN COUNTY.

CORNING, Sept. 20 Especial. County
Republicans nominated complete county ticket to-day
and adopted the following resolution:
Resorcd That the republicans OF Steubsn County In
convention assembled hereby express their profound
satisfaction for the action of the state Convention at
Saratoga, with the Republican platform and with the
splendid ticket nominated ut the convention We are
profoundly gratihed that tho Republican party OF the
State has for the Office OF Governor that in
corruptble official Jealous and fahfu Republican,
that friend aud fellow citizen without rcprDacb. Ira
Davenport We believe the state Convention could not
have done better than 10 has dono In selecting HIM for
its principal standard bearer, aud pledge ourselves
him and tho whole stats and local ticket loyal
and enthusiastic support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
SAVAGE DEMOCRATIC Alta OK on Our
DEMOORs RIO MA TOR
From The NeD. York World.


Mr. william H. Grnoe WIS elected Mayor Of New York
as n beau ideal rcformcr lie the model candidate
of the Mugwumps. The revelations now nado Ortho
Mayor's transactions with Ferdinand Warl affect the
Government ought not to remain for more than year
uudor Mr.. Grace's control
William H. (iruco was u director OF the Marine Bank.
Likewise Ferdinand Ward Mr.. Grace was discOunter
of Grant * Wards notes, and 10 Is openly charged,
shnrrr I'm their profits. When he became Mayor, Mr..
Grace shrewdly retired from the dictatorship OF the
Marine Bank aud was succeeded by his part
nor Mr. Charles x. Flint who was fortunate enough to
leave the board Just before the failure.
The Marine Bank WAS depository bank. according TO
Mr. Graecs story before his first terra Mayor But II
H. alleged that lie first became Mayor tho deposit
hanks we're rearrnnged and the amount assigned the
limit the Marine Bank was 10 hold was Increased from
trng 81, OOOOOO although It's capital was only
MIR Grace discounted Grant & Wards paper, accord
sof at per cont. but used To receive IN addition as
bon,Is 81 600 every $4,000 he advanced. o got
IN round numbers" says Mr Ward "as Iromember II,
IA Mr. Grace adns that some OF the notes reds-
counted for him by Lincoln Bank, Of which he IL
director his larga prdt' must have been made without
any Investment Ot IFS pNn money.
When the Joint con, erls Grant Il Ward and tho Ma
rIne Rank failed, e. 1Lv lost SlOOO0OO supposed TO
have been on deposit Marine Bank. Bat as 1t was
not there Is lest TO the city, except such ANAL
amount ma may be Obtdgnd In the shape OF dividend.
Tie reasonable conclusion s that IL used to pay the
profits In which Mayor Grace 10 alleged to have been
a liberal participant
sIfed Even ideal reform will not recomponse the
people for the loss OF million dollars through opera
lions certainly not Of practical reform character FOR
a. ia that "A shrowd successful business
man. with adventures strotchng TO Chili ana Peru ana
skill and gacity enough 10 secure political influence TO
Legitimate specuatons could have realized the enor"
nous profits" OF Grant Ward, In Which he shared or
that bank linked with such "a wildcat concern was
safe depository for S2,000,0O0 OF tho oitys money