Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
TOWN IALk.

The Schubert Club Of this city give con-
cert az Muskegon on the 10Th inst.
The railroad companies are annoyed by
persons Who steal wood from the ears during
The night.
Prof. Eggers will deliver a lecture on
SCHILLER AZ the Ladies Literary Club rooms
on January Is
The Royal Palm saloon was found open
after hours Thursday night and the proprie-
tor was arrested.
The Widdicomb and Kent furniture fac
tories resumed yesterday with full force OF
msn On full time.
The Kindergarten school taught by Miss
Minnie Johnson viii reopen on Monday at
81 Charles street.
Report Of the Board of Health: Mrs.
Ferris and two children, No. 40 Madison
avenue, whOOping cough.
Al. W Filson and Miss Lee Errol are play
ing the refined character sketch artists at
Smiths Opera House this week.
Prof. Hansey will give dime entertain
ment at science Hall this afternoon for the
benefit of the Hooking Valley sufferers.
Alexander Smith, committed TO Jail on the
Gth inst. for drunkenness, was released yes
terday on the payment of has fine and costs.
The large water-color drawing of the City
Hall building viii be placed exhibition
Miss Cora Wenham has invited a few
friends % piano recital which she will give
at her fathers residence next Monday even
ing.
O1icer ID. ). Cowell, at the Union depot,
found a package of furniture photographs
in No. train from the south Saturday
night.
The primary Sunday school class of the
Division Street Nj. Il. Church will give
concert at the church parlors next Tuesday
evening.
Tbs stockholders of the newly organized
Kent savings Bank have been notified To
pay in the amount of their subscriptions be-
fore the 18th.
j. o. Fitch will erect an addition to his
carriage shop on South Division street in
the spring. It Will be brick structure %
b. 30 feet IN size.
The Church Wall Finish Company Will be-
gin running the first of the month. and four
or five travelling men will go out To visit the
trade on Monday.
The Police Courtroom is undergoing some
needed repairs To its walls Water from the
roof Seeps through and damages the plaster
ing IN various parts of the building.
Gathering at the river has lost its fascina-
ton and the idlers cOngregate on the north
side af Campau Square and IN the Arcade as
they were wont TO do-before the Hood.
It is unnecessary to predict a large house
for Janauschek in "My Life" at Powers's
next Wednesday evening. She Is popular
here and generally tests the seating capacity
OF the theater.
Owing to the vigilance of the police nearly
all lh3 saloons are closed promptly at 10
O'Clock Now if they would exercise the
same vigilance over the gambling shops 1t
would be fair play all around
oII ta1x haiIiuo from
Buffalo. was found in the Detroit, Grand
Haven Il Milwaukee Railroad depot last
night by Patrolman Wiley. She was penni-
less and was given nights loding at head
quarters.
In selecting a place of worship for to-
morrow the lecture of Rev. Chas. Fluhrer at
the Uuiyersalist Church in the evening
on 'The Justice; or Life and Law" should
not bee overlooked. Ii will be interesting
and IN ttUc i've.
warrant for the arrest of Frank w. Nor
ris. isSried on complaint of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Il now
in the hands of the proper officer to serve.
1t is claimed by the society that Morris bru-
tally beat his horse while driving ON Sunday
last.
The alarm of fire from box three, about
O'Clock last evening. was caused by the burn
ing of q wooden box connecting the engine
room with the dry kiln at Nelson, Matter *
Cos furniture factory. The fire was ex-
tnguished before the department reached
tho scene.
During the time Bishop Gillespie, of the
Episc0palian Church. was IN these parts, ne
visited the poor house and farm and talked
To- the inmates. What he saw and heard
while there has led him TO make several sug
Qsstions to the Board of SupervisOTs.-Llsd-
iagf0n Record.
The occupants of the Detroit, Grand Haven
s. Milwaukee city ticket office know nothing
eb9uf the removal OF the Office to the rooms
occupied by the Central barber shop. 1t Is
expected. however, the remodelling of The
Morton will necessitate their vacating the
present quarters early IN the spring.
The members OF the Board of Supervisors
are the .hons" about town this week. IL IL
rumored that they are going to give a roller
skating exhibition IN this city IN the near
future. proceeds 10 be given to the poor. AZ
none Of them have ever been on rollers the
sport viii be great and the audience large
The NJ. 3. Church Bedette Company have
transferred their patents on the Bedette 10
the Racine Hardware Manufacturing Com
pany Of Racine. Wis. The men who were at
work IN the factory here viii not be thrown
ont Of employment by the transfer "a MIR.
Church has provided other work for them.
Two strange men attempted TO gain en-
trance into F.. :. Welchs residence. No. iS2
Rlakely avenue, last night at go O'Clock.
Cnon f9ilng 20 gain admittance they fred
eli revoivers and committed other terrifying
acts. 4 telephone message summoned the
polite. bat the rascals disappeared before the
patrol wagon arrived.
B0uar,iue. the supposed horse thief re-
ferred - IN thursdays TELFGRsN, was
brought before Justice Westfall. - Sheriff
Kinney. yesterday for examination. The ac-
cused has been 'shady" for several months.
and though heard OF in various localities the
officers failed - secure him until be turned
up at Fort Wayne recently. He was held in
&zf' bail for appearances At court. and on fail
ura - pr0i1ce sureties to that amount was
remauded 90 jail.
The Grand opera Club had another of
their delightful hops last night in the Ionia
street. Arm0ry. Upwards of 6fty couples
enioyed dancing - the excellent music fur
nish 4 bv Thomas orchestra until a late