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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
THs NEWS AT MORLEY.
An Assault and 5atterY Case 4 Fire
and an Accident.

Correspondence a. TlE TEtEaRsH.
MoRLEg, Mich, March l9.-H. r. Davis,
Vho recently sold tha mills at Bells siding.
was assaulted Monday by = Shlson, a man
who had been la his employ ana who claim
ed Davis owed hin for labor aud was trying
a. beat him out OF 1t. DAVIS had him ar
rested and thc trlli came of yesterday, Te-
suluur ln Stlsoa's Jischargs. Immediately
att.r clison ls-aaitst hlm again, knocking
out four or five of his teeth and otherwise
irluring him, So that be- looked as If he had
been struck by an express train. Stilsou
tools 'le- bail. bat an officer overlook him
ana placed lum under arrest. lie promptly
paid bis ine. Not much -ysnpathy j. felt
FOR Davi-.-A FIRE broke out m K. Eimer's
house. OF this place. this morning, but was
promptly put out without much damage.
4ue tntrnometer marked u below zero here
r0l- morning at s o. 'csock.-Mike Ncltue,
q farmer. WAS thrown from load o. hay
e-terdsy and received an injury Of the
ne. bat Will recOyer.--L- u. NIlbert has
closed his meat market on account of
u1t sufficient trade.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
YEsTERDAYS COURIs.

UNITED SrATfs.--Ievi Hoichkiss ". Vii
liam Wat son. Order dI-ciiarging decree oi
foreclosure and sale
CmCulr-Erne-i A. seboyer et al ~. J.
Freiduck Baars. heplo,In. Slll On tual
OFFICIAL Bl IArss.-Henry 7. Wright ~.
Charles i. is you. kepiesIu. ut aud i'm
ventory returned and filed.
PRonATr-E-iate Of John linsirand. de-
ceased. Administrators una account liea.
aud April H. set for hearing. -- Estate 81
Catharine Courtney. deceased. Order ad
mItimg viii to probate. - Estate 81 Fred.
pointed guardian. .--- Estate Of Albeu \.
Holmes. deceased. Appraiser warrant ana
inventory filed. Order allowing widow siat-
ut0ry allowance.
SUrFhloA-gho People vs.. Stepten Cum
ings. Rape. Ga trlai.
JUsucr WrsIfAII-Iuha Hyland W Jane
Jennings. A-sumlsit. Judgment. no causc
Of action.
JUsucr BHoUvKB- Gerrit II. Def5raaf 81.
james Reeve A-sumpelt Judgment fuf
plaintiff Sfa2l and costs --Befuagd CAT
fray VI. Addison J. Hayes. hssump-it
Settled and costs paid.
Jusrlcr HorcoMH-Geo Mitchell SIS.
Nathaniel Curry. Beplevu. Judgment for
plaintiff for S2G2 damages. and costs.
Pe1cf-J -JeGer-or Nfh,lm. Drunk Paid
fne and cost. S5.F-kObrri 8. HfoWn.
D.sordedy. Paid 1De and costs S7.35.-
s.. H. Barber. William Bcwsick James KEEL
ley and George MIllar8. Gambling. Zach
paid bne and co-ts Sl335.- Perry Hfndee.
William johnson. George Rowe end Joln
Smith. Gambling. Thirty days in jaIl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
rae ciTr HALL slDs
Opeaei 0t the 83ars o. P9siic
Works last Might.

Contrary o. tbe usss easl8u. the tlos rs.
eeiFed o5 t..e b3ald ~ PaoAc 5rks for the
erection of iie f4is H4I were opened ana
read pa1ucly lass msht Prap.sai- wess
received from slk dlfsFslt nrns 81 follass.
~ IT, Me5srs q s9a. nilsAsie. Nich
-Sl11a03 II stne-g in secafdaace Vlia
ss.e,sl taii14-. ar sl1l. ..so Tor De- cellar raaeed
aork Charlie Pisfes & Co.. lli.alapoh=
SI,l1ooz5. DaF>oa q Anderson. Ia.elo--
Sls8sl3- Tle loang a Farrell Diamond
Stone COMPANY, Caie- s3-s1J.5. .l.i. 81.
Benilsss Il Nolan, Miiw sukee-- s.lt 81. t-.
Angus 4 Gindele, CA.rago- s1l0.540 for
blue stone. Szl7.t foF o8iil.c stone, and
So. 7D for Superior stone. large mum
ber Of gepre seniaiivts ct hrtus ai-hn- -
contract for fhe STONE Sosk, iroA ssofl glass
work. etc were pi,-s ut Al agfeed that
ths plan- ana spsc.doa.ious as-psssented by
Architect Meyers. OF Dagroi, were elaborate
aud complete for hrst-cla-s build
ins. bat thought las estimate $780,
O00-tOo low. The meirbels Of tie
Board were surprised al NOT receiving
bids from Grand Rapids contractors. 1he
lt7Att 81 ttie "i't"'is l'''e7 -AtN-'+.''- ~ NtN
IN rather awkward predicament lie had
guaranteed that the building could be balt
according 10 lis plans and sp-e-hcatlons for
SiD.O0. The lowest bid l. 81 90 above
his estimate, and that is for regular work III
stead Of FOR broken outlines. II the Board
now reject his plans, a- it has tie right to
do he VII receive nothing for hi- work.
II any of the bids are accepted he viii get
about 5000 Tor it. No action was taken 0n
the proposals last night. The Board viii
meet again this afternoon or evening. Sew
eral OF the representative OF the firms max
ing the higher bids left the city on the late
trims last night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
Exnects Their Early Return.

Warden Watkins, OF Ionia, was IN the city
last evening. He said TO 1RIEoEAM re-
porter that he had just received word from
the Prosecuting Attorney of Wayne County.
saying that little trouble would DE had IN
getting tie three escaped convicts- Bowie
Kuhn and Ashman upon American soil
They are now hold al Windsor. where they
were captured by the Canadian authorities.
Mr. Waters says that after Brooks was cap
tured in this city Bowles and Kuhn went
first to Reed City, thence to small town IN
Indiana, about fifty miles from Fort Wyane.
They went from Indiana to Detroit upon
Wabash freight trains and crossed over 20
Walkerville Ont, upon the ice. from whence
they walked 10 Windsor, where they were
captured by Sergeant COndron. of the police
force
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
The Kent Roller Chamnion-

An interesting roller skating contest took
place at the Division street rink yesterday.
IL was twelve-hour race Tor gold medal
and the championship of Kent county. The
race began AT 10 o'ciocka. m, and SIX young
men started ar the sound of the gong. AS fol-
lows; w Wood. 5 Wilson, c. Miller, +.
Hall, d. Marcello and G. Pew. Bat two of
the contestants remained upon the floor 10
tn. finish-Wood and Wilson, the latter win
ming the race Wood covered IL aud one
tenth miles; Wilson, l5i and four ffths miles.
Lucky" Hall presented tie medal to tie
champion and Wilson rode tr,umphantiy
from the rink upon his trainers shoulders.
This was the best exhibition ever given by
amateurs III the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
ESCAPED WITHOUT MS CLOTHES
A Prisoner Taxes French Leave OF
an Officer.

orres1on.ienee ~ lE1 lEIEGkAa
NAuASD. March l3.-Jasper Waldo, the
crazy dude skater. a-toni-hed tie natives az
our RINK lasl night One who was ia attend
anc- sized the performance by confessiug
-hat Dee should have been disappointed If
he had not got sold Il r. generally pro
nounced the biggest sell ever perpetFated IN
Wal fiauA The mils glce or Saturday even
.ag resulted iu favor ~ shuttle Gum. Time
fllr mnute-.--Dn Tuesday ls<t officer
81 anton arrested Bates Hatfield. of Yankee
S. rinss, changed W.th hor.e-stealing. some
rlu.c llst summer 9r Fan ho procured, ia
.le evening. Is livery rig of -dr. lhnrston 90
- -p Bradley. Not returning the horse was
fllua th- next day, with the buggy attached,
u tha road ln iukee springs, showing u
druce " vety hard-orivug. The prisoner
aas arrHEned before Justice Fitch, and
pleading cot gullty, Friday was set for ex-
animation. Ia the meantime the officer re-
tanned the prisoner aud Tod ed him at the
Dccllenlai. locking han into "a bed room IN
the second story without hls clothes This
morning 10 s.a- found tharh- had lot him
.nhen with him pair of pillow cases and a
BED pread There were doubtless friends
near by With gilrm- -nts and team go carry
hlu one % lae cOuutF.--lheN Normal class
pi oar school nOw numbers lis VIII the
Hastings paper please make note OF that:
.he -clool board has again arranged with
Sir. Humphrey 10 conduct the school an
other year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

NEw YoEz. March lg.-Dr D0aslas said
tonight after visit to Gon. Grant: The
general slept seven hours continuously last
night and was well through the day. lie
asked for roast mutton nud ate A. DURING
tie afternoon and evening .le -fi-ed euOugh
OF hIs book to keep the lriuters busy for
three days 81 hen ielt tle.tncral toni sht
he was inclined a. sietp. l throat looks
better; 10 has not the aussy appe9rauce "a
has had There was "a CaInarrlal difficulty
iu the morning that caused g4ggng, hut
there were no bad results. ClcaaiIe D. not
now used. Ii j. mental oecupililn which
renders the general wakeful.'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
DID SKATING CAUSE IT?
rHs osAr- Or 5osees coHgN


BaosAIts. Aaref l5- ias beds of Joseph
Cohel one " ths contestants ir lte -iA das S
Garden efts saLoa-d aae tszeu 20 the
E-ookgn mar-as to-day, weere q po-i
lortrm exaa.i4aiiol eas a.. see bl d.. snep-
herd and Coroner ieainser la ihe presence
Of Doctors 0.ofee IS tu~Lmau. Joan h.
Valentine ana A. III. Is. Leaf A cer4ncals
tlst deaIa Ws- caused oy inlaa-
nation of ths b4sil. cold and
exhaustion. TIE Iost morteM
revealed tie fact tlat death Was fhs result OF
a. sebra-spinai- ia . llarke1 iegin
Hfsch. oI coursl, a. Cli-ei by lulha ANNA
tleu Ut fhe bfsIg. 80 944uiln Was cAIrrsse
by lAc Il yrlclals ~ L. ftefitr The tl-e.lae
W.s- cue 10 roller kauug or not An atop-1
vail be- held 10 determine whether roller
skating led i0 tAe llaL death.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
TRADE AND FINANCE


OFFIoE OF +. '. TAYLOR. PoNer-'s Block.
GRASD lt,rIDs March 49, ls,5.
Gables Wheat trmer. corn strong Con.ol-
higher. The better tone Of foreign adyices ard
continued bad crop reports hal the effect 81 pro-
durine "a feeling Of confidence ia present prices
for wheat. and the market Shows some improve
ment over former figures Of tl.i7 week. Provisions
werA weak and declined under free offerings. and
this element % some extent acted a drag upon
the wheat market. Ii is possible that lowest fg-
urcs on wheat have not been reached. bat cash
wheat al 75c under is cheap properly under
allno.l any condition. tint en- arlse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Some OF the Doings of the Trio who
Work ga Secret.

Work ga Secret.
The regular meeting OF the Board u Po-
lice and Fire Commissioners was held yes
terds, afternoon. President Powtrs Ia lAe
Chair. Commissioners Raihbone aud Rose
ueFe present, and Marshal I.,noin and Sa.
pefiulendeut Perry.
The following communication were re-
oeived and referred 10 the appropriate com
miltecs: From John spencer and Patrick
Fox. applications for position on the Police
force; from Sallivan. Vail A Co, relative 10
policemen + uniforms. from Marshal LEMON.
reports of fires March l5 and 80. aud CON
corning matter Of discipline. from Sult.
Perry, report Of the condition Of The street
lights; recommending that Pairoiman Quigs
be appointed clerk al Police headquariers.
vice Vim. j. Hurley. promoted. and requi-
siuon for supplies.
The following accounts were passed Eat
on, Lyon A Allen, stationery, Sll.s5; sproui
s. GcGurrin. repairs. $3.50 Judd 81 Co..
supplies. S35.5I: T. A. Munson. reiaiif.
S5.25. Mrs Ca;lin, matron S2E Caswell
Bros. Feed, S5S94.
The matter of the account of 500 as
presented hoy thc Fire Marshal f.r use 0f a
horse doing duty ia ihe Police Department
was referred back, without action.
The committee TO whom wa referred GER
tain accounts against Patrolman Cogsvcil.
reported tae same back. without action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
The Needs of Yale College.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, March l9.-1he cor
poratIon of Yale college has appointed a
committee from lis number. consisting Of
Messrs. J. +. kingsbury, W. W. Phelps and
L. G. Bennett, to make prospectus of the
needs of the college as To the funds and
building with a view - expanding the insti-
ton into full university. Mr.. Dwight
Collier. of New York, has been asked 10
serve ON the Committee Inc prospectus Will
be sent to the alumni of the college.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
a Fatal Fire in Oregon.

PssrLAvD. Ore. March 19.-Ihe Oriental
Hote. AT Seattle, ". T., burned this morn
ing. The hotel was full of dodgers. who
were rescued with difficulty, many throwing
themselves from upper Windows. Enrich
Johnson wes burned - death. and Mike
IObin killed by jumping from 'he third story
window I'd. DOwney was terribly burned
aud viii die. O,ef Oileson and J. b. Moe
were severely burned. bat may recover.
Twelve others were more or less injured
Loss on hotel. $1,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

THs GRAND RAflDs THEoAAM. one of he
best daily papers received al the star oflice,
has just ellaI ged and increased its useful
Rapids papeF 10 enlarge, for there are 80
many there as % render competition exceed
ngly lively and results Improbable Ne
speak from experience. But 1HE inE0AAN
has been successful from the start. and its
success Is due 70 its merits --Jacisoa 6af.
Ire AfoF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grand Rapids MoENISo TuEoAasf
comes to us,ilarged 10 e aseyen-oolumn folio.
has been -ieedy and not slow from tie day
of is establishment. Before il came into
being repeated efforts we're made TO osiab-
lish popular daily paper IL the valley city,
but without success. But lHE TluEoAAM
hll- the bill and is the paper sought after
in ihi- locality for the latest newe. winch j.
alHays IelIahlo -bll Lnl as lnLl.l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
Shi pped to Liverpool.

, NEw YoRK. March l9.-Rev Elias Bray.
the man who was arre sied here last Monday.
AMI wio declared his mission on earth vas
CD remove President Cleveland, wis ship
reJ io England ty the authorities to-day.
Fl. had lu hs possession waen arrested q
-te rage ticket hy tfe fnman iine to Liver
r.1ol Ehis c1rCfostfnca has been taken ad
vantage OF 20 Eet a d1ngerou crank ont Of
fr. rtssr..frE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
Roval Rlood Ahroad-

BERLIN. March l9-fhe Prince Of Wade
and were met hy Crown Ponce Frederick
William and wife and Prince-s Victoria. their
sister Prince Edward, eldest son of the Prince
of Wales. accompanies his father to be-
guests Of the Crown Prince durng their
visit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Irsp0S March l9.-Sir Thomas Bailey,
Vh0.d.el to-day at the age OF rs. was in his
earlier years prominent in English trade and
politics. lie was one Of toe leaders IA the
enfi-caru inw movement and noted adgo-
cate If free trade. He owned the largest
lace and fine cotton spinning mills m the
kingdom. was President of the Chamber OF
Commerce En- Manchester for fourteen
sears up % i-19. and also represented that
city ia Parliament.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grand Rapids DAILY TELEGRAM has
recently been enlarged 10 a seven-column
folio. Its news matter Is always fresh and
the paper is not excelled by any other in the
State-Detroit dailies not excepted.-Free-
mart Fgcy,rIY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

That sparkling and enterprising paper
the Grand Rapids TELFoBAN-has been en-
larged 20 a seven-column folio. This evi-
dence Of prosperity Is gratifying 10 the
Tost,-syF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Nsr IsBs March l9-F s.. AL & Bro.
stock 3eslere. of NEVILLE. Pa. who made an
tss. rnlnent 2 short tine er1 have liabilities
s.r,1rsi 4i S7oo01 Their seal e=tate EN-
rraeas large int resi- p fae Antietam IRON
Works n Maryland. ore hfnss. furnaces as
-.---- e--nE. -. an-L y. acr.s n lanl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
q &c Press Oninion.

Z. 4. Rose, Of Grand Rapids, Is publish
ing some readable articles on the railway
mail service in TIM MoRNING TELEGRAN, Of
that city THE TELEGRAM is making a very
good record for a very young daily.-DefroH
Etyea Press
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
A Noted Wedding

LONDON, March -. - Sir l.. b. Malet,
British Ambassador to Berlin, was married
to-day az Westminster Abby 10 Lady Ermyn-
tful.e, daughter OF the Duke Of Bedford.
The ceremony was attended with remarkable
splendOr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
New YORK

NEw YORK. March -.
Wall street closing: Money closet easy l41ts
per cent. Exchange clseed firm, posted rates.
Sfsi0fs7; actual rates. 81 -sis9As3la for sixty
days. - SpSiil 81. FOR demand
Governments CLOSED fIm; currency 6's l25
bid; - coupons l22 bids as 10 illa4. bid
Pacific railroad bonds closesl ~ follow-: Union
frsts. nsaIis4. land Grants. loait r. io9i bid:
sinking funds. iisa TO Ceuirals Il2 saIIsi.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

LoSDoS March 2o.-The Noraag Po.cs
81. Petersburg correspondent telegraph
that at the council IF war held there ye-ter-
day The generals urged an immediate adj
Eanr. Of An--I.u frnll.. - Hamt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
No 5etter State News Column.

The State editorship Of the Grand Rapids
TELEGRAM and the Lansing Republican II
each filed by lady, and no papers IN the
State contain better edited State news col
umns than DO those papers.-Big Rapids
Current.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Tie Grand Rapids AeAAIso ialHohkN 'hus
increased ils si4s, and 0l.h Jaiied Pres 81
.ats-sts presents q good paper daily a. ils
subscleyr- istflua tfea1lg Aslfs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
Neatest and Newsiest.

The Grand Rapids MORNING TEIEonAM IL
enlarged 10 a seven column folio. and is now
one of the neaiest. newsiest daily newspapers
IN the state Five dollars a year IS the price
of The TELEGRAM, and that is cheap for SO
GOOD paner.- tre-n0nl LlllLcnloI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

1nF MoRNDe TELEGRAM is TIC best papcr
Grand kariis las ever-produced. ii. ~
Rose. formerly connected with The Hepubh-
cfa. Is state editor. and b. proving very
successful pamgrap apher.-Ciofoa Rcpshh-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Grand Rapids bright morning paper. TIE
TELEGRAsI, has enlarged It's dimensions TO
seven column iolio, that it can I'll itself
fuller than ever of bright and sparkling
things. We wish il abundant prosperity
Cuincv Herald.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

lhe Grand Ralads MoASiSe lalAoaAN Is
elflareed o. sssen-eo!uInu pepper aDo is liis
hos- aa.',. one al the vera bsst tAei oolnss
fu luf s4uttula. S. .asffif >tssilssft
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grsnd Rapids Tu-EoRsw has begun
to make p decidedly favorable impression
in ssranac Itisanicaig printed =aeei and
IS similar in size and makeup ~ ihe N0es
-s0faaac Loo0i
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grand Rapids MoRvSG TuFoHAN has
been enlarged 20 seven-column folio. and
is otherwise improved. 1he IFI.FeElv has
- subscribers at thls place. faia Cie.na
has tAe a.ancl l---f.lD. D. LL-----
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Glass Works. ~ North llih street. Williams
burg burned tonight. Jose. S15.go Iwo
hundred and fifty men were thrown 0uf of
employment
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
THR VOICE OF THE PRESS
wHAT IS SAID Or 1HE TELsoRAM
ManY Pleasant words from OR IS
teemeo Contemporaries tor Which
Thanks are Returned


Ns are in raosipi 81 ias daily Moasno
IilEaAAsl. published 81 Grand Rapids ald
issued bg ASA IflEaeAA rCn'ishiag Com
pans. aad sli.ei bs II. Meliogeh aud ~ q.
Hartford Both az tlese gentlemen are old
ana experienced newspaper neu. Who are
bound a. make good paper lHs lei.g-
GRAM Is rs far ths nevsl4sl anl AZ siesl daily
in Grand Rapids. The paper ha, been re-
eslly salarged 10 sesen-coiama folo.--
81 JosepA Coeafg Isrpea'lesa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

1aeGrsn1 Rapids Ts1rGasv noe appears
81 seven oaIamn foio. EaE IFnreHaN =
the he-f 1siig in Grand Ran3s ~ barge
majority. and 81 meeting rat deserved eae-
cess H1ef.Hgs Eanafr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Gmad R4l.ids MORNING InE0AAN ls
enlarged 10 4 sssen-oolamn paper and is The
boss daily. one Of ll4e very best shat oones
Ia 0nf sluctum.- >3laffg Neaf4.ssi.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Their Highnesses TO VISIT Limerick.
DUaLlS. March l9-Ihe limerick Cham
Der of Commerce having voteJ an address
Males. IL l. understood their royal highuesses
Viii 20 cut OF the Way 0i their regular tour
10 visit that city. 10 uI0sd an opportunity
for the presentation OF the address.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

lt l- ca.ls asy ~hou iHa lnfoEAN ssts
i.ft 10 kesl laoe s,iih ths tlmes it adds
auagaes coialaa g. each 81 lie pages. sreaiiy
ilaIfofug ils appearance. - . pitfs4ts tt-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grand Rapids nnnoEAM, one OF the
aee-l,sg papers II she State. has enlarged.
Loas.ig Espudiicon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grand Rapids 1uHoEAM has been
meeting with deserved success and has
lately been considerably enlarged -liti4'uF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
The American system Adopted.

LIVERPOOL. March l9-The Trans allan
tie Steamship Companies have adopted the
American system of checking baggage from
this port.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

4 Gral.a l'tcsic 5aF sl y ha Cnss-
teasIisff FHthasi ftg Casysefs 90
4sH o.uhfa oF oeaHsfa
Y50.o00 Ho-ih ~ e. closed oaf
0f HAstesaif Prices Far Ca>s..
This morning lsih inst.
We Viii open up our en-
tire stock, consisting of over
one thousand pieces of Car
petmgS representing the
largest hne ever shown ia this
city. Mark the extreme low
prices
800 pie IS Tapestry Brussels
al 55c. 65c. s5c
250 pieces Body Brussels at
9jc in. ll0 20
lfoqaeites ~ s5. SISs. ST.45.
Ieiseis Sf.-0 Sf.e5. sI.S5.
IHgsu3Hs -Js.
I,,g,,,,,s fo@
L.grosas s0c.
i"gr@'''N t'''.
~ f'1..
.a
NJ. sf.... 80, : - 'ab -
- "a '''' ',''''''
Curtains etc etc
S,4r>eA Ca,o.xx
9 ''''' 'i'''"S " N"iii
''' 80 "',', =
nle even, 3ag rbea ,he, sro
made lgovn 49, lo,, .,;ne.
nre,ail,a. oar Store
TsldeF s,o.s Ns,l.i,s Ton.
els Shee,.n p,5.4 csm-
brics Sb.rsee. Cl.ths pisn-
mel. Gt,als p.s3. V;.l,s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The following program bias been arranged
lor the concert al The UuivoraaIisi Church
ihI- evening
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

Rsp1g c. rfne G-ogre
Tie GFsns 1af5s MoKErSe IFEgzsksV
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20

The Grand Rapids M0asIso IELEoRAN Is
as It's columns are filed with matters of IN
terest The enterprise of THE TiIEoRAN is
unsurpassed, and the paper viii compare
favonbly win the journals of large ciues.-
Hi{isd0ie Lcadcr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-20
You Flatter Us-Not Six Months Old

That spnghtly little daily. the Grand Rap
celebrated It's birthday 10y enlaTging 10
seven column folio. THE fmEGEAN i wide
awake, and is fast climbing the ladder to the
front round in Michigan journalism.-i2ee
Oil lInL.Ln..
, 1885-03-05
DEATH or VERNON MocANDLIsH
A Worthy Young Man Falls a Victim
Of Consumption.

last evening word was received at
the office of THE LEADER that Thomas
Vernon McCandlish was very low. 1t
was believed he could not survive many
days, but his death was not expected last
night. At about half-past - o'clock he
quietly passed away, a victim Of consump-
ton.
The deceased came to Cheyenne about
three years ago from Carlisle. Pa. He
was formerly identified with the Philadel-
phia Times. He was a printer by trade
and worked for a time for THE LEADER.
Subsequently he was the city editor Of
this paper, which position he resigned to
assume charge Of the Buffalo Echo. I'm
der his management that paper was ably
and fearlessly conducted, but owing to i'll
health he was eventually obliged to
relinquish his Identification with
the paper. He then returned
to Cheyenne, but becoming worse he went
to a ranch near Sherman, in which he
had an interest, and where he remained
several months. About two months ago
he was obliged to return to
his home here, and since
that time has rarely left the house. He
was a few months past % years old.
All who knew him recognized in his
daily life a conscientious desire to do
right. Intelligent, well educated, refined
in his tastes, and of a particularly attrac-
tive disposition and manner, he made
many friends and had the respect of all
who knew him. He leaves a mother and
a brother in this city and relatives in the
east to mourn his untimely death. The
funeral will be held at the Presbyterian
church at . O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Friends Of the family are invited to be
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