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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

a Plan for the Choice of OeIegat es
to State Conventions.


WASHINGTON, May 6. - Senator Warner
Miller. of New York, has carefully revised
and prepared his proposed new plan for the
election of delegates 10 future state conven-
tions of the Empire State, which was origi-
nally submitted to the Utica convention last
April and by that body referred to a com
mittee OF seven members of the convention,
with Miller a. chairman for consideration,
and 10 report to the State Committee. Miller
left for New York City tonight. where he
has called a meeting of his committee on
the 20th inst. The members Of the commit
tee associated with Miller are, George Bliss,
y. VI. Curtiss. Silas B. Dutcher. Carroll +.
smith. VIM. B. STREET.. sud Theodore Reose-
vslt The difference between MIller's plan
and the one now m operation. Is that All the
delegates are 90 be elected by direct vote
Of the people. and not by county or delegate
conventions. Under il the number OF dele
rates TO the state convention will be about
one thousand five hundred. This plan Is
substantially the same a. now prevails IN
New England and a few other states.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
SHORT NOT GUILTY.
The VERDICT LAST EVENING
Phelan Was Drunk and Quarrel
some Knives, Pistols and Dlrks
IL kossa's Chamber.

NEW lOEk. Ma 6-Ihe defense ln the case
OF Dick Short began to-day. Walker J. Il
lott. paper dosser, and J L. kearuey, d
saloon keeper of Tins city. testified before
fore recess that Pheian had made threats 10
Kill Rosa, both before and al the meeting
Ia Rosss's office Other witnesses testified
that Pheian was drunk and quarrelsOme On
the day OF the assault, and was threatening
Short when the latter began the struggle
With him. After recess kearney was recalled
aud denied having told Pheiau Oh the way
10 R0ssa's Office that Rosa was friendly 60
him. He admitted having corresp0nded
with Pheian OF Irish matters under assumed
names. Geo. :. Smith lately lieutenant Of
the capitol police al Washington contra
dicted Phelan's statement Phelan caused
his removal. tie was removed for political
reasons. and not till two years after Phrlan
was removed. Pat Joyce, looking pale, took
the stand and testified that knives, pistols,
aud Japanese dIrks were kept lying around
ROssa's Office. lie identified the knife with
which Short stabbed Phelsu a. the one that
was lying on the table ia the Office before the
quarrel. Short then took the stand, aud IL
a long. rambling and confused statement
said Phelan first attacked him, and that be
did the stabblng IN soif-defense. This closed
the testimony IN lhe case, and Charles +.
Brooke summed up for Short. he was fol
lowed by Assistant District Attorney Fellows
for the people. After brief. impartial
charge by Judge Van Brunt, the jury retired
at 80 p. III. 10 consider their verdict.
NEW YORK, May EN- the Short trial the
jury tonight, after some deliberatlOn,
brought in verdict of acquittal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
q Trip 10 the Asylum.

Deputy Shariff Platte took Cornelius
Malloy 10 kalamazoo yesterday and left him
in the Asylum. Malloy Is slightly insane
and has been confined in Jail for the past
few weeks. The Asylum is so crowded that
in order to get one man IN II is necessary 10
take another out, and Mr. Platte brought
back Peter Hughes, who has been there
about three years. MIR. Hughes's condition
has greatly improved since he went there
and be will be taken care of al the County
Poor Farm for the present.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
snk Dress Goods

$40 pieoes II new and desirable Silk
fsbnos from the groat Auoiien sale
closed oui bs heavy Importer are now
CA sale bs lar al tl.e lowest prices ever
known IA the HISTORY of the DTs 0Oo1s
trade, the pnoos are indeed periecily
wonderful. and ara attracting the greatest
attention ~ ans sale Ne have ever offered.
Look Al the proes
Black Sllk tslo, worth 9oo
BLACK STA 6.'c. worth si.00
BLACK SILK 35c. worth SllO
Black silk 94o, worth sl-25
BLACK Slk sll0 worth Sl40
Black Silk Sl25. worth e. IS.
Black Silk Sl50. worth S200
Black Silk $40 worth S25a
BLACK STA - 00, worth S275
Blabk Silk e. -. worth S30Q
Summer silks ior So. 3sc. 4.lo. 5lio d5o.
6Oo, 65c, o.. .5o
Coiored Onos-Graln Silks selling for
65c, Zoe So, 95o.
Brocade satius from 75c S5o Sl.00.
Sl.25, $50, Sl.s5. S2m
Brocade VeiVefs
In colors and black combining naosi
beautifully with ali the nes and desirE-
ble shades IN Satins MorseileuK, khad-
emes. Surrahs Satins. Duchesse, etc,
etc. SPRING A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
These Low Prices Tell the Story.

These Low Prices Tell the Story.
Good Cahcoes. Sc anG g..
Good Crs.sL Iowelmg 3c and &C.
Good yard-vde Brown Cotton. &C. g.,
&c. 7c and ~.
Good Bleach Cotton. g.. Be. &C.. &c, Sc
&c and lOc
Ginghams. ., &c. g. and upward
Wide and fine printed Caubnce st sc,
l0c and 1910
Linen Lawns. 1870, l5c. 2le and Doc
Beautiful Satlnes. De
Fine Scotch Ginghams- 2Oo
Brocade Dress Goods. o.. &C. sc and
l2I6c
Table Linen. l5c. i9c Do 25c. 2sc and
30c
Linen Towels for &C., S. 9c. llc. l3c. i5c
loc and Ole
White Dress Goods from &c, 7c ac. JOG.
and upward.
We are closing ont q large loi - fiDe
plaid Cambrcs for lsc, worth from 2jc
10 35c. These are the cheapesi pe hay,
ever seen.
SrRINo a CoNrASY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
NV YORK. Nav 6

FLoUR-Dull weak. prices without de
cided change. supertne. 80 50rS 20: round hoop.
Ohio. - s5n6 OO 1T. Louis extra, SS -0a6 o }.
Minnesota extra. s. 7016 10. southern -four dull.
common To choice extra, - 2i06 O..
WHEAT-OptiOns wer- ACTIVE and unsett q
and closed after frequent fluctuations. firm and
"a &C higher Spot lots closed trim aud isklc
higher; spot sales ofNo spring at - &C: IN
graded winter red. $780,: No red wint r..
ga al o.. No ? red state. 81 20; No. red win
ter, May. sS'Snq'a4c; do June e9,s@1 CJS: do
July. 81 001s al 02A.
CoRS-Options were moderately active and
finer closing lsni4 higher spot lots losed
firmer and &c higher; spot sales f nngrHded
mixed at 5Jn57s4c: steamer mixed. ~ '6as n Sc.
ungraded white. 5sc: No. , mix-d. May. 55Hc.
June 55isn5Sasc
OArs-Options firm and closed slightly higher.
Spot lots closed nrn and l4nMc higher. spot
-alee Of No. white state 4la4 No, mixed
June 40sk do July i0isc bid.
RYE-Quiet; western. ia I9c; state. S068l.
BARLEY-DulL
PoRK-Dull. mess. s12 5Oal2 62h.
LARD-Cl ClOsed firm. - U5a7 10 cash: s. 0in
Z o. May.
BUTrER- Quiet State I4G21c: Western. l0f1 2Bc.
SUGAR Steady. Fair TO good. refining. ls-ld
a l5-l6c.
taes-Duli: state. IsA@Isi4c western. Issla
13Ac.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
Murder at Union City.

UNION CIrY, Mich, May 6.-While both
we're under the influence Of liquor yesterday
afternoon, Peter Miller and Eugene Sails
bury. brOthers-in-law, guarreled and fought
IN a livery barn, Salisbury being wOrsted in
the encounter and threatening To kill
Miller n be- came To the Salisbury :
home, ln the western part OF the
village. Last evening while Eugene
Salisbury was alone in the hOus
Miller and old man Salisbury ap-
preached. and. "a Miller entered, Eugene
pointed rifle at him from rear room.
The Old man seized Miller 20 pull him out Of
tne way. but vas not quick enough, n his
son fred promptly and Miller fell mOrtally
wounded. the ball entering Just below the
heart. aud passing through the lungs. He
lived about hfteen minutes. Young Sails
bury vas arrested and jailed. lie admits the
kllnng and says It waa prsmeditated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
AGunoowder Explosion.

NEw Yosk ~ 6.-This morning about
two hundred employees of the Steinway Pi-
au0 Manufacturing Co. went on board the
steamer -Blackbird" for the purpose of con
vsying N-. William SteInway who left on
the steamer Ellie. for a trip through Eu-
rope. While the exeursiOnists we're firing a
salute from q small cannon OF the pier at
H0hokeu. "a segof powder became ignitsd
a9d blew gp several others injurinx three per
sous. They were taken to the Chambers
street hospital. The following il a list OF the
injured samuel Anderson. burned about
the face and neck. VIM. Dietz. head and
face burned. will lose sight of left eye. JO-
seph Recker. badly burned about the face
and neck Augustus Distz. slightly burned
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

Drrpnrr Mara

~FIOrR-To-day'e prices are a. foliows Mich
ican winter wheat >59s 25: Michigan winter
wheat roller process . p. Mich ggan winter
wheat patents s. -. Minnesota bakers - Iift
-. Minnesota patents. s. 20 -. rye. s4sts p
NHFsT- Opened rafher weaker tins morning
but became firmeT during the cali. the higher
prices 80 Chicago materially decreasing the num-
Der Of offerings 81 gram. The market continued
firm until d half cent advance was registered m
this market and Chicago had gone mp from S.. e.,
10 -Sc. Consols were quoted firm ~ the opening
which VIA e. last nights cioeIenE figure end
they readily ran up 10 lrts. fzrly m the @e~& - q
rer,orts came from Chicago thRf crop prpsp-s
were worse than ever. and these re fife supposfi
basis ~ the advance.
CoRN -Maiufaius trm position. June corn iu
other markets being specially strong.
OATS Were in good demand durine fhe firs'
hour II the Session ~ flc FOR No white 81 which
several car lots were sold.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

There are Cots" Of Custom
Departments IN town. Bot we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours is the
the best Of its kind. And
what Is that kind9
Popular is the easy and
strongest answer.
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. con
suit u on Suiting. newest
Spring Light Weight Over
coatings and Trouserings.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
HORRIBLE SCENES
Searching for the Dead in the Ruins
IN Brooklyn.

IN Brooklyn.
NEw YORK, May 6.-Fourteen bodies have
beer recovered up to O'Clock this evening
from the ruins of the fallen buildings in
Brooklyn. The street. in the neighborhood
were filled all day with excited people, who
loudly denounced the carelessness which led
10 the disaster. gang of workmen dig
ging in the ruins during the later hours Of
the afternoon took nine bodies in quick sue
cessiOn from one spot Not single one of
the bodies would have been recognized by
the ordinary observer "a that of human
being They were charred 10 such an ex-
tent a. 10 destroy al semblance of humanity.
The first remains brought out were IN a
solid, shaIeleSs mass. adherlng together.
The coroner after examination, pronounced
the mass 20 be the bodies of two persons. 1t
was impossible to say men or women, young
or old. Shortly afterward another solid
mass was turned up. The wOrkmen thought
II was piece of charred beam, but a physi-
cian by cutting into IL with a pen knife,
found It part of body. People in the crowd
uttered cries of horror a they witnessed this
proceeding. Several persons who had
friends or relatives IN the ruins and were in
the crowd and many women began to weep
aloud, the people, grew nervous. and the
thrOng began 10 sway slowly back and fOrrh.
The policemen redoubled their exertions
10 keep them quiet, but IN vain.
1t WAS a scene of rare excitement.
Suddenly a well-dressed man walked through
the police lines Some one cried it was Mil
Ter. the contractor. Lynch him." Lynch
the hound. suddenly shouted another voice.
An angry roar followed this cry, women
sprang backward grew pale. the stranger
glanced appreheusively around at the men
acing people. Sharp cries of mo. no" and
Hes not the man. came quickly from
many men. and moment later the sight Of
the Coroner bending over another charred
mass distracted the attention of the crowd
md the Threatened dancer was averted
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

CHICAGO Mas 6.-The arbitrstors 70 de
eide the status Of the Northwestern road IN
today and decided that the Northrf steru
having refused 20 comply with the ruling Of
the arbitrat0rs in regard % reporting SiouS
City. Pacific and Elkhorn business - the
commissioner Of the association. vas there
fore no longer a member. and served notice
- that effect on the Northwestern.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
The News at Spring Lake.

Correspondence Of TIE TELEGRAM.
SPBING LAKE. May 6.-Report says there
is 10 be a reduction in wages at the Cutler &
Saw ige mill.-w c. Baker is expected
daily from the South. where he has been
spending the vinter-Mrs Hunter Saw
idge and family left California for home
May 2.-The Lizzie Walsh" has been laid
up for repairs since the fire on last Thurs
DAY. but expects soon to make her regular
trips.-Frank Fox moves into his neE res
idence vest Of Mrs. Clydeadale's ia about
six week s.--Mr. A. Biz and family, with
the exception Of Miss Maggie. left on
Wednesday for Forest City. Oak. where
they will remain till Fall.--Miss Jessie
Wallace left for school At Sir Corners last
Saturday. Martin Walsh has resigned his
position on the school board.-Art Retain
formerly of this place. was married
on W edne-day last ~ Hud-0n- Mich
Thomas Sturk'= saloon has been closed. be
cause bondsmeu cannot be secured John
III t5heut will soon move into the store
partly burned last winter. and viN ive IN
the rooms overhead The front nf the
nev saloon. next ~ she post Office. has been
appropriately painted biack.--- ! De bette
part If orr community are awaiting. sitt
great interest, ere result IF tbe sBit Of liar-
euce Hal against Benz. Alhsoa, 80 he tried
81 the August term II os1urf -- Afs1nf a
month ago Mr.. Hale lttie Erl was 80 ter
nhiF bitten by Allison d~isnk Dog thet he'
life wss almost despaired ~. II nss left he'
v1fn p BADLY di-nEured face. ard fhe boz
rtbie dread That % NAV one daY g 81 Al
from fte afeCr- - fhe oite When aTF RI
g. for money - paS the dcetors hil All
-on Indignantly refused The case Vss tneT
guf in fhe hsnds = lsTye- fsrr- II Crane
Haven. uho sued for damages - fhe an,our
- SIapo last week Fsrr served notlc
that the doz stu1i1 - snot Instead o
Dong it AIl=on gave niu r. tls haTteuier
and - r nov runnlnz st lsrEs. Afte~Esri
Alison ftrsuzh Others. tired 81 seffie g.
x2c. and rsguneut Of the ioctoTs slll. buf
rez rsflzed-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

- Lorrs. No. May e-Chief ~ Police
Hsrrigan received tire following cablegrsm
announcing the arrest ~ the Murderer n
Freiler. AZ ? clock thi- morning
ArrvItSn New Essland. Nay Maxwell ~
z-asi r.sfsri8e and vi.i g7ra rrorhia Ea has
.arnzal ~arf sn rfiicnr with a -a-sulsifi1n sra
-vnrn far-sifi-n rn tha frst steamer Asfrise
rhe Sfsis Depsrf.nenr and -anie when -he afii ce,
zsils
~iznef TAwnfs Csnsui Ar Auckland
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
q Valuable Catch.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, May Ga large posse
of citizens who left Saturday for Lee ranch,
RObb, and James Guy. May |, returned with
thur James, who had been turned over to
the United States authorities. Reward 10
the amount of $500 had been offered for
the capture of Stein. and jim and Pink Lee.
The ranch was destroyed by the posse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

NvS ARsoR. Mich. May 6.-Mr Guynou.
Who was found 50 cruelty beaten At the rail
road crossing On State street Monday night.
began ho grow conscious this afternoon. He
a now able to say "yes" OF mo 70 simple
questions. but his mind appears - be per
fecf blank with regard - the manner IN
which se received his Injuries. Or smith -
IN stfendanre and believes his cheek and
temple were cui hy blows from a club
The old man II years Of age. and it is
feared he viu die ~ his injuries.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets
OFFICE OF +. V. TAYLOR, Powers Block.
GRAND RAPIDS. May .. 1885.
Cables-Wheat dull heavy. Consuls a5s.
New York

NEw YORK May 8
Wall street closing: Money CLOSED easy ~
losned all day AT low rates. closing quotation was
IL per cent. Exchange firm posted rates S4s7ts
a. s9lz; actual rates. 81 l4n4 S6s for sixty
days: ST ssi4al ssis for demand
Governments closed firm; currency 6's ~
bid; Is coupons l225s bid; 4tf's do li2A bid
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union hrsts.
III 29ll5; land grants 1851 bid; sinking funds.
lISall9; Centrals. ll24dll2S.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

RruHwoSp. Va. May At ! Cluverius.
charged vita the murder of Fannie Lillian
Madison on the night ~ march a. last. vas
brought from the eity iail tins morning and
taken to the nusting- court here. He plead
ati nof guilty of murder The venire vas
sworn and sxAausted procuring but one
Juror The conrt ordered q tale # 10 men
to he issue]. returnahie at o'clock D. m,
I, N--r- nm. --. --rr- ll-nn-rad.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
Geo. A. Hall & Co.
For the Ladies.

The place 20 get sewing machines repaired
is whore the repsirer has no interest 10 stake
but his reputation as practical workman,
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing rnle Goes not
give satisfaction. Adjusting - trade. After
twelve year. experience am prepared 10 do
work that will give perfect satisfaction. ]
do not sell new machines or work for auy
company, and have but one object ia vieS,
that Is do work that will build up for me q
good trade a repairer o. sewing machines.
will call at your shop or house. examine your
machine tell you what can be done, what q
will cost free Of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have 1t done OF not.
All orders received by postal VIII receive
prompt attention. rebuild, readlust, clean
and repair all kinds, have parts, attachments
and needles for all Shop al 10 summit
street. J. II. STRICKLAND,
Sewing Machine Repairer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
q New Bill for Ireland.

LONDON, May G.-The Standard states
that new bill dealing with the local gov
eminent in Ireland has been drafted con
tanning the following points: The establish
ment of councils elected by popular vote III
the place of grand juries; the creation of a
Central Council at Dublin replacing the
present boards of works and education and
perhaps the abolition of Earl Spencer :
Office; the duties now performed by the Lord
Lieutenant being transferred to the Secre-
tary of State for Ireland.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
Lamont Better But Not We'll

WAsHINsToS Mag 6.-Col. Lamont the
P-esident's private secretary. j. nov -s-dsys
rsguiar ~ ms sesk. b1t hss 5v NJ means re-
covered hrs health. De is strongly urged ~
hiz physician 10 leave the cIty for AZ least a
week vacation Two weeks If vo~k. it "a
feared VII bring ca sdofter attack more
seriaus than that from Vbich he has lu=t re-
covered
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
The Baron Again.

LoSDoS. May 6.-Barou Tenuyson has writ
ten the following epitaph which Is to be suit
ably placed in Westminster Abbey in mem
ory Of Gen. Gordon.
Warrior ~ Cod
Man friend not here below
Thou livest In All men hearts
For All men know
This earth hath borne no simpler. nobler
man.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
For Extreme Psrtisanship.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Postmaster-G Gen
eral Villas to-day explained to a United Perss
representative that Postmaster Palmer. of
Chicago. was suspended from Office because
OF extreme partisanship during the October
and Presidential campaigns last fall. He
is charged by his political opponents with
levyIng assessments upon his employees and
using government lumber and workmen IN
constructing platforms for political meet
ings.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

WssHrSGroN. May 5.-The Secretary Of
hhe Treasury has requested The resignation
Of Joseph Nmmo. chief Of the Bureau of
Statistics, and appointed Col. Vim. F. Swift
ler of Missouri. 90 succeed him. Col.
Switsler vss recently appointed chief clerk
Of the hnresu. vice Whitney displaced. Mr..
Whitney vii now oe reiustated. The Presi-
dent ro-dsy appointed Stuart Taylor naval
officer st san Francisco. aud ID. "A. Hunter
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Sixth
district Of Indiana
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

troops have surprised and defeated the rebels
near Dhakdpl. killing l5O men and capturing
2C.o cattle. Dne officer of the attacking
party was killed and three men wounded
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

LoSD0S Mas "a dispatch from COpen-
hagen states tnat the King Of Denmark has
definitely agreed 10 act a. arbitrator on the
question a. 90 which power Il responsible
for the violation Of the convention of March
II. between Eu gland and Russia, BY which
both parties agreed % refrain from any ag-
zressivs ac.s, pending the settlement of the
Russo Afghan frontier question.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
TIE DEATH or GeN. MCDOWELL
a Bret Sketch Of His Long and Hon
orable Military Career.

SAY FBASorsoo. May 6-Brig. Gen irwin
Mcdowell. who has been IN a critical condi-
ton here for the past two weeks died at a
very early hour here this morning ~ pyl0uc
dizease Of the stomach. aged 81 years.
Gen. Mcdowell was q native Of Ohio.
where he was born IN ISIS When quite a
vounz man he vas sent - a military InstIts-
ton in France. and returning 20 this coun-
try. entered Vest Point. from which InstI
tufiou he graduated when - years Old. he
was brevetted Captain AZ Buena Vista. and Ia
lstS vas wade Adi1tant General. a position
which he held in various departments until
the war broke ont, when he was in Washing
ton organizing the troops. The department
Of Northeastern Virginia wa placed under
him when the war broke out and he vas
soon after placed ia command Of a corps Of
the Army ~ the Potomac. He vas engaged
IN tAe operations 10 northern Virginia. sub
seguentiy became president - the court fO'
investigating cotton frauds. and ~ the boarr
f1r the retirement ~ disabled officers. FL
wss nsde brevst MAJOR General m is'zk sn5
since l>sh has been commanding the depart
u1ents - t7e Easf. South and the Pacific. a
Brizadis General
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
The Report Reiterated.

LOSDos, May 6.-Dispatches from India
70 several morning papers reiterate the
statement that Sir Peter Lumsden has re-
signed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

Ccrnwarvs. Mich.. Nag s-Eohn n Fritck
vas sentenced to-day To ICnia for three years
amt fsnr months tsr horse stealing. and
Hce Howari plead rot guilty - iarcenv and
sIcinE in runresluE stnien rruperfV The
-sse we -outnned uuta the irsf ~ next
term.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07
Grand Raplds Markets.
FsaM FRoDucF TRox FIRST HANDS.

TFLEeRAN DTT1cE MayS
GRsIS Wheat. rpi lons teTry. ~ shorf berry
pqc. No. 1 white a ~ corn. &C.. oa's. 2s6 iDc
FRFsn MEsT= fseef rer csf - lre8 So Vas
a ..
P0r-r rRY-Fouls Dressed. I2aI4c
Eaez Dbl 81 - ilv-
HovT : ef 81 ~ leT nprnd-
HFASe Dull al l5H - Hi .ser f1efei.
SvrDs- lower "a a.
HfDFe -f4raFu sfff fc Ter r., cured 81 &c III.
green m sc. drf. - 81 veal ki1s. efafr g. dry.
sc. dekln .sins. a5F. eruiitT tides ane-fhir1
II Sheep petite sr1 81 y wsal ielBs estimated
ItII0V IaIior. sisr pt-f -
VFsFI sBl.Es po-efrss Ga 4er- heets. -.
onions. - eOasi r parsnir~. E0sN.
RUTTEB- Fr.sh rnii. l4aldc taf~ and gars "a
61sc
Hsv-T -Timofhr. Sisa1s reT fan. clover Sl20if.
sfraF = s@t8 ~ rer lad.
Wpor u-r isanrs biocks - 7su2p pl gar cord
fonrfoot eood itr4s - I<r cord
WuoI-.1'o -.
MY vFCr-s 50 1Tva pBTrEs.
FIovz Pssfry rT har-i I" vtoiesa 2
= q ~s+elf refertf s. atr.iessfe 81 a. ~rfaiL
Mr1F-FFFn Midd5agz - gsr f0n ptt aesls
3 s ar retail tl~sr. So q f,fr frr. FI...if-
sale ~ u<r rrf refsfI eaTn ard nete - aeT far
Nfriaas.f A. erf rftfil
PRCvrsIovs- N-ss PORK per fb "a ~ cIasr
pork So tsras r-ssessIe I0ttr r.fF = sto1 i1e-s
: snosei he-f- lac- lsr5 tierces. ~. ksfsle
su1 syrso-sss. harrsf 8 =. ssVinsv & o.
sF-Fne insCftF : - rIrrer 8 e. Hes fagl
4 orchard gree $ 81 nrnrE1 h'ne rrses
ErarevSE Crr Wee rffte sr tae 80 iza'
rer - .r.n rfrtHvar tne- taEr
Lsvu FEtsTFs lr csr tres - go for frgn
cts rs-a'.-s1-s - ~ rs-f ft-
PrssTEFrVs MsrFa3 as lfre arsbl ksnid.
sc per hs4 Ohio 3 - P~fo~Eey - hHr
sEc re- 30 c.rnerft . iskt1 q per os,I. srceco
E : 7s per sai-, fss per ~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-07

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Of Ak surgeon General Wales wlil be re-
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