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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

United SIArEs.-Fannie Whitfield Va
Theron ". Loomis et al, Judgmen, for
plaiDtiT. $7l936.-Adam Burgert ct al.
vs. Jackson Coon. assumpsIt, Judgment
for plaintiff, SS53.29. -U.ited States W..
Ralrh McCrumb, uttering counterfeit silver
coin Jury disagreed and were discharged;
case continued over term and respondent re-
leased on former recOgnizance.-Ihe
issues of fact jury calendar was re-
arranged and the cases Will be
called for trial as follows: March
s. number II; March 3 numbers % and a5;
March 10, number II; March III, number II;
NarchA2f number 10: March %, number III;
March D. number 3; March q, number %;
March 80. number 10; March 81. number p;
April ], number o; April ?, number 10;
Anil 3. number 2S: April q. number 1s
Anil g. number -: April 10. number 30;
Anril u, number :. Number on the Grim
inal calendar is set for April and 3. Cases
numbers p and % on the non-jury issues of
fact calendar, and number on the Jury
issne. OF fact calendar, are set for trial in
Jrne. Numbers 8, . and 81 jury issues OF
fact were passed.
cr.crrr-1homas C. Condley VS.. Harvey
c. Taft. Trover On trial before jury.
Ory1cg BusrN Ess-Jacob Kryger vs.. Wm.
n. Andrews. Trespass on the case. Capias
returned and respondent admitted TO bail
-Hattia L. Hunt ys. George L. hunt.
Bill for divorce filed. ."Hendrika koelofs
+ ". Gerrit Roelofs. Bill for divorce filed.
T PR0nArE.-Estate of Louis A. DeGraaf
i deceased. petition for appointment OF adj
min stra.or: fled, April set for hearing
-- Estate Of Simon Collins, deceased, petl-
ton for appointment of administrator: hled
/ and March - set for hearing.-Estate
/ of Frank Widoe. mIpor, petition for allow
ance. filed and March set for hea rng.-
Estate Of Eliza A. Woodward, deceased; ap
praiser's warrant and inventory issued e
Jus;in NJ. S.anly and Henry Fralick.-Es
tate of lsreal BOuton, deceased; appraiser
warrant and inventory issued TO William r.
Davis and John McAckeron.
Po1fcF.-William J. Williams, drunk
raid fine and costs, $335.-David King
aisordeFly. n0lle pros'd and costs paid
William B. Medes, disOrderly; discharged
John Hey. saloon open on Sunday; dis
,.harrsd Theodore Desmond, larcen,
from person: held for trial at the mex tern
of the Superior Couft.--John Dowd an
Daniel Dowd. assault and battery; Paid I'm
aed costs Se..I
SrprrIog-S Susie Wilson W. orlando WI
son. Ia chsncery. Hearing of proof i
omen court. Mary +. De Ruyter W. Coz
nelius De Ruyter. Bill for divorce hled.
Jusr1cE " EsrF ALL-Mary A. Towne "
Augustus ~ m0nds. keplevln- Judgmer
b for plaintif for six cents damages and cost
John Cook W. Willard Hoxie. Trove
Settled
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

2airoisneo 1isEipiiasa-- Appointments /
Maas sasizaaf.oiss Accepted
TAs ses.l..r ..sei1l., ~ rs Boart u Pe-.es
.a3 ssss ..,aalss...1sgs @1s hsli sssIsEazy.
Frss..i.st Ps1ass. psess5i1g. f4eseaE. CeHi-
sosieaees K.1h58a ana ko-e. 1sgsrlA-
f.n.l.al Perry 4eGesrsd befors tes S-'as1-
mak.ax ! ssrbal seport a lle aaars Peg
saang - ais depaFiilsnt. feiioiassA
sehoBes slld a els 4ers DefsFe lae bcai9 -
matters 81 dlzeiE.lAe.
Tie foll0.s ~ eonallalcations we're re-
sslged ana referTsd ~ ti-e sesessi c0liii-l-
te.s. fsssA Aarzhal Lealaine, rsiat Fe -
s.spsass Is alassas ~ IRE b .he Assistant
ass-t,is. rscsulresadia. there h. cEaIss
Ia tae rals governing tbs sane. hs4aisi-
tion gor saPgii-s, and Recommending si's
.erevsaaee ~ the resignation u iboulas
Cauhans. driver u NJ. $ Hose Company
PROM d. Il. Nicn0is, spplieatlOn Tor posi-
tion on Tie police 70sce. from o0Ferlteiid
en- Perry. monthly reports rsqaisiiion Tor
suDplsest report 81 the condition "a street
bzhts Tor the week ending March 4 SAD re-
Dortinz Parroiman Beattle for dsfeiietioH 81
duss. from patrolmaA BeatFie, tender q
resignation of position OF the police force
F from sergeant WASH, tender q fes'sil4li'A
f of position On the poles force.
The following accounts we're reeonnlen'ioe
tor allowance Valley CHg Tile Vera
+ S5.7.. Gaad Rapids Packing Company
s5.25. I. r. Farnan. Rzo.AO. Secretary : ais
bagsemsats, Sl.Zz3.
The foliosiIs namsd men were eonfir'ae'
n. th., t.,sitious a. assigned John hennedy
part pay pipeman No. A hose company va
somuess. part pay pipeman No 4 hose com
pany. Isaac sonks, part pay pipeman No
hose company
Al the request OF ths Board Of Trustees 9
the South Congregational Church Jon
Noy-e uas appointed special polies cor
stable. such service 10 DO without cost 70 u
; city. The resignation Of Sergeant "ai7
r ga. accepted. 20 take effect March :, ias
patroltn.n Beattie was dropped from Il
rolls Of the police force. NJ. T. Gih an
Z Timothy Aadigan were appointed poA'
eoustables.
On the matter Of the petition of sund
!, psrson-. asking additional police protee'i'
an Grandville avenue, the committee FepoI
J, ed a. follows
y ..Cpon Investigating the condition
Grapdsille avenue Ne find there Is need OF
pasrolnan. aad there Il a regular beat the
"a aad Il Il patrollel when 1t can be done VII
q ont detrilnsnt 70 other more imports
points"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

De Nolai Commandery No ;, Knights
Tsmpla- Of this city. viii leave for halaria-
roo To- day az Has A. M, IN two special cars
over the Grand Rapids s fnsliania railroad.
They 81. Z, visit the Psninsuiar Command
err. No. :. 70 perform work in the Order 81
the Temple. and Il is expected ostTeen foe'y
aud hfty SIR knights. many Of them accom-
panied by ladies. viii attend. The Con-
u,anaery will march from their asylum Go
~. Hel.nt al n O'Clock q M
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

A Hollander named Claus Heciner. who
has resided upon GrandvIlie avenue for the
past seven or eight months. was arrested oy
Detective Cast yesterday. lie was formerly
from the territory of the Netherlands and 4
charged with forging 800 gilders while a
rasiel..nt Of the city of Leans. He vas turned
over 10 Beebe q. Mcdonald. United states
Marshal Of the Southern District OF New
York. Who came here on purpose io'
him AMI who started for the metropolis
with bis prisoner yesterday afternoon
Hsckusr Is man abo1t - years old and las
a family consisting OF wife and three ehii
Iran
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

The kssserscsni3t Gi1e fa-sorf
Burns % the oncapo.

Sonstsns aariax ~ ae1th of faraesy
AL several eltl1eos os fss los1si1I of fsris
1sis.ss eo1oplslut zzAi.tsf a .tl41 and Aeoil
MesserscbEaldi, eia.rs.us teeu aiia iaalA-
tsiuias q poAiic uuisaacs Is tie above to@n-
ship ia ths shale 81 8 .lge aaa isiio@ f~e-
tory. Oa jan = It's NesssrseAnsitts svfs
arss srrsigned before Jastios Mestfst. and
sinos then the csss has bSsu I-ostlonse tfosa
time - tms. Yesterday ~as t'.e 1sy s<t tef
tbs hnai arguments and disposition y tie
csSe. Several hoars before the hearing ~as
70 have hoSa called, h0srser. fhe I'eol.e ~on
their Gaze Ia tbs most absolute and insAoE-
able manner. Iheif prayers tof tbe ai'alr-
msnt OF the nuisance we're fully answered
Whether direct methods from the skies,
by carelessnees, OF by tbs hand o. some ter
restrial inhabitant, may forever remain a
mystery TAe factory vas entirely destfo{ "a
by IRE early yesterday morning and the
Messerschmidt Bros lose between Sl,0o
and $500. The building Was not insured
/ for single penny and by ihe loss the hrm
+ Al once becomes poor. The IRE originated
IN the southwest corner Of th3 building
fully thirty-hve feet from the furnace, oi
any point where IRE could have started fiou
natural causes. The man who sleeps al the
factory had barely time TO escape from th'
building with his life. Ihe Messerschlnidt
claim the fire was the work Of their enemle
snd they offer a reward OF SO for the detec
ton of the guilty parties.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

Hattie L. Hunt has Gled a bill in the Cir
cuit Court asking for divorce from her
husband. George Z. Hunt. They were mar
riea IN 1878 and lived together until looi,
when she left him, because he had become
addicted to drunkenness, neglected her, and
spent what little money he earned on divers
other women
Hendrika Roelofs also asks Judge Mont
geometry 70 legally separate her from her
husband Gerrit, alleging that he treated "e'
with such extreme cruelty that she was com
PEELED 20 dee to her relatives for protection
They were married in this city IN March
lssa and lived together until February
fsSs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

Attention is called TO the fact that Gard
ner a Arndt have opened first class
laundry, complete in ali lts details, at =
Huron street, opposite the Star Clothing
House, when they guarantee TO do tie Desl
work with promptness aud satisfaction.
They adopt the safest and surest way OF
thoroughly washing and ironing clothes.
making them as clean aud white a. new. anu
using no acids or chemicals. A specially i
made of collars, cuffs and shirts. Satisiae-
ton guaranteed in every particular. Parcels
called for and delivered III any part OF the
city. Telephone 457.
GARDNER 4 ARNDT.
ProprietOrs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

TOWN. TALK
Ihs front doors - So. - Pearl street tnd
~. Cszs.a .tssef <era fo'1ld open 'sss
assnk
Tha aft.nasnes ai tas igLt senools has
dEDppea ~ a8oat oae- mad dufi"g tn1 past
lDenta-
some coli- -hearted ihief eooily stole a bat I
.falo rota from ls.ae Aood's cutter hednes-
das alsl1
Aaothsr coIoay 81 immigrants, diFsct from +
Hsllard srfIssa Ia tae cIly yesterday AIid
oill femaia here.
A poand soesal ali se gwen tbs evening
Al -. residences ~ Heg. j. 81. lArlla.es iAel
ioaz stfeeL AL arc invited
Fhe Knickasaoe.ieg Ciab held pleasant
.atherinI at the Residence ~ Henry idslna'
III Lyon street.. iast evening
Tie f5raad GUsr4 Cub gives dancing
party sl tae i5li-. stfetf aritors ulis evening
Aasia - n. a. ihoulas's orchestra
A naan named Charles Henderson "a.
brought ~ ffo.u Sparta yesterday and lo,ised
in saii on a eapiis Tor nonpa5 Alcnt OF dest'
efaeee Csro.f setgei one notice, Inyesti-
.,.t.d 49, e.l-..s sad inspected SIX pool rooms
r.latige b lio STATE .aveaile ia~ ieslereAy-
The faw ana Or..er League have, dafias
TIE past three days. sworn Oat warrants iof
three saiooa aieD, .pf Various if'e sH4A' l''e''
p..fraIni.a Cl.as 8eitl.e ; name Was drop
I'D fr..ln tn. roll 4 lhe police force yestef-
dsg. Charies ioVed Aguor weu Dat not
wisely.
An evening contemporary i authority Tor
a.. s,.frr..ent lisaf y0nug iady OF tni1 city
has beeone iisane ffom The effects ot roiief
skating.
Henry l.oaiaan. an employe IA Nelson,
Matt 3 Cos factory bad the thumb OF
his fight hand ainpntaaed Win fiF-sa"
yesiersit5.
qbe lnigsrsali.t social held II the resi-
.Ien.e IL Mrs. RI II. Noble. ~ Jefferson
stsest. last evening. was largely attended and
sell enJo3eA
The Womaas Relief Corps has toa<ht ii'
Art BATTLE. REPORTS from INC neld ~ astiet
elffer souaeo hat. "a Official investigation
sll0ald b. 0risfed
An.,thsr large audience enjoyed vof'
.l...,4anf euterLilnulent az Powers Oper
kI.Dnse last evening The inomiaon SolN
pany IS a sory zopd one.
ua5or W4rkia.. oi tno Ionia prison, "A
ia the city yesterday. While here DO pusch
ased tea or q ooxen PAIRS of hendcaii l !; IAN an
a. equal aombsr of regoiver-, OF the 1aiAin
BROS. for uso st sae prison
~..,ft Z Wifisnss viii occapy the store a
No - Nonroe street. about the 10Th OF TN
nonta Their steady increase st onsins-
makez removal - larger and more CON
nlodioas quarters necessary
The s.sc.an Of officers by the Grand Raj
" Guards. about which there " "a soh,e az
.11is a. % ils egtaty, has been declared ie-'
= tha sfste Military Board, and the con
mission have been received.
In the Guited States Court yesterday
.antnt,oa vas is.aed for tie Grand LODI
eonnfsrfeit,r. Wri< <ht. and his bondsmeu,
cosapsl theu to pay 500 the penaily OF
bond which was eslr ated On MondAy.
Msron ri Walksr 0hO made the race Z
frosecuslat Attorney on the frohiDile
,,.k.s i...f I'm hst e1ld his law business
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
seventh Ward coroer-arocerY TAX.

Seventh Ward Ccrner-Goocerf Talk.
The Seventh Ward Republicans, IN talking
about esudiaates for ward Offices, name Col.
Thadeas Footo. I'd. Hoppins and hiram
Maiden A. good supervisor timber ana
Alderman Parmalee, lthe present incaui-
bept5. Herman Veddars, Herbert Belknap,
James Core. Wilbert 4. Adams aud Dr.
Mcpherson az probable candidates for alder
men. Wilson Jones Is named for collector
II. q. Schsrmerhorn and IRA CGFrier are
mentioned Sy the Eusionists for supervisor
with tie chance ia favor OF the former "niI'
for alderman, they name Andrew Doyle
r. Speaker, l. c. Hydron, Robert swaiI
and ~. 3. Foiger. There i no opposition
to the denomination Of John Lemon 10
collector.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

Toeaf psrs8craf- sre having = sort Of bear
fsrrr A. ~, West si1e beer garden tonight
In honor ~ ths inauguration q Cleveland
ara severed Grand Rapids orators are grow
iar sl.qaeat nuIer the inspiration q the
..-r-.,s, sl~4ss Eaeafs Cor. Detroit Posf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

John r Covert. Treasurer of NerEsnne-
Towush.a. sestied with the County Treas
urar yesterday HIS roll amounted r. ST.
-ssss ana he collected al bnt soft Henry
RI. Wiley. Treasurer 81 Tyrone IoHnsaif
htd sssl n ca lis roll. ard ret0rnsd sa7-s'
A. uncnfiactlble. The kirine rall sEno1ntsd d
:, s1.Sis. ard Treasurer Phiiir Ratha-c'
....Il..l...l 81 hnl slnn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

Iessrb kryeer has begun snit az''nss y p.
y Andrews. President of the valley tity
usnnfscsnriaS Compsny- Hs ciNms that
- en-caa=e-l <10 worth Of he company p
stock upon AndreVs- repre-s ui't''aa '.'et
.he eerce~n VS. in a prosperous e'nt'l'ian
and rarina - PR esnt DIVIDENDS ieis
taa.eus cs.s5nss il 6s.se and lays BIS dant-
srps a. t56fA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
SPRIxe & CowPASY.

Turkey Red Table Damasks
from 2Sc 70 SIC per yard. these
goods are nearly half their
usual value.
We are selling Colored
Blankets At half their foTmer
price SPRTxe 4 t0NPAEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

F.r.< x tr4ns March s--Charles Iaonaey
and n4Ise Hale we're b7oaxat here so-ess
e.- 4xsr-ssee-i..r on charzs ~ robbfne TIE
..-,.sa ~ - .sfar Svss. = farmer IN Brook
s.f4 ..,r-ssfr - ssn Vhiie he vas aosent
f.5rT snEne.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

F-ons every part of llse city complaints q e
s,a.{a 80 si.e ss.iexafSs. uhi.s aTs eoSeree
x,ss ..ft and .ansky Snow Thsre g 70 sx-
rs,se. not ever f5r iszy nan. tar at'1 c'a
,rr tfs ra.ks siese Are dags-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

fs..~ s8.r< g s-s-sr~ sever ~ss better. Ne
s.-s fsesf~ s.f7sd zeversl very choiee crsEtis.
E.-,.sker= et@ase tesr t1sle n natEd sno 60
~ tse Fhsr1ss1y sid S1rg7ezl lnsrranaent
s.s,.~t - MRS. 4 IsscEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
Real Estate transfers.

FURNISHED daily from the Office of ". K.
Scribner real estate dealer.
ss II Ieansr'i & COS add -. s:.sOC
Car, Siiles To Edwin ID. Loop. NV, se'@
and SCI. Of sc Il. Tyrone --.------- i.iVo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

The finest assortment of bug. ..ies, phaetons,
serreys and spring wagons in the city at A.
r. Antisdel's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

rsas sra-k.inx ard erterrsisln9 PAP
tl.e tf~sna Rspiss Tssises sss- has heeu en-
fa-sef 81 a sever -eoluosn f9iio tais ei-
ssncs ~ prosperity r. zrefifyiaE - tae neiay
r~asa~s of that sxcsiient dail1 ases'
E...a.-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

We sell Toilet Soaps and Perfumes at very
low prices. We have large stock to select
from Mills 4 LACEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

There is no use of plastering yourself al
over with plasters for pain in your back or
kidneys. when one 20 cent bottle OF Steke-
tees Neuralgia Drops will cure you OF any
pain if taken a. directed. Try II.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
The Century.

Vinegar has received another large sup
ply of the March Century.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
SPRING & COMPANY.

FLANNELs of all lss,flptlo rs
are markee down at the most
wonderful low prices &c. lVc,
l21c. l5c. l7c. zoe, 25c. During
a business experience OF up
ward of thirty-fve years We
haue never known such values
for the money as new prevail
in each department OF our
store. No matter what your
wants may be in the Dry Goods
line. you viii find every article
marked correspondingly with
the great scarcity of money
4 bushel of wheat viii pur-
chase more goods from ouE
establishment than 1t ever
would since the foundation oi
the world.
SPRING 4 COMPANY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

Buy your buggies and phaetons Of \. K
Antisdel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
SWEEPING EVERYTHING IL ITS
WAY.

Buying all our goods for cash
and availing ourselves OF auc-
ton sales and OF many goods
offered through agents, com
mission men, manufacturers.
importers and bankrupt con-
Germs in the eastern markets,
we are enabled to furnish
merchandise of all kinds at the
low prices prevailing at our
establishment. The reduction
in the price of everything IN
our store is perfectly wonder
full and staggers all opposition
The success attending our
Great Sale is like a Tidal Wave
sweeping everything in Its
way.
Thousands upon thousands
of customers who each day
visit our establishment ano
who avail themselves of Good
at the Marvellous Low Price
attest in the strongest langu
age possible to the fact Sc
forth in every line of our ad
vertisement.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06
A TIDAL WAVE.

For a buggy buy of 4. Il. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

| wonid call the attention OF the Ladies
to oiir line Of Infant and Childrens Gar
ments. 10 which Mrs. J. Barth viii give
her personal attention; the styles quail
ties aud assortment viii be the finest
AMI most complete IN the city.
l shall also keep a full assortment OF
Fancy Goods, Notions, Corsets, Kid
Gloves, Fleishers make Yarn, Hosiery,
Laces. Ladies and Misses Underwear
Ribbons.
Full, appreciaiing past patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-01

Mtssrs. Caldwell, a., Commerford, Oobbins
Donaldson, Farrell. Gavin, Halter, Hot.
man, Kenney, List, Myles, McGregor, and
Schultze. !,
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. /,
The business sent up from the Second
Branch was all concarred in
The resolution OF the Committee on
Health, in relation to the building OF the
Pest House at the city cemetery, was re-
ferred back to the committee. with instruc'
lions 10 limit the cost Of the same to 5000
instead Of $l,750.
Mr.. McGregor offered the following,
which wss adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on Ordi-
nances be, and it is hereby required to ex
anime the ordinances Of this city relating to
gambling, and If, in their opinion, the pres
ept law Is in any way deficient or made
ouate for the suppression of gambling. that
they shall prepare aud report an ordinance
| or ~oriinapces that will better enable the OH
cers of the city to arrest aud punish offend
| ers against the laws relating to gambling,
and TO destroy any table, instrument, device
or thing used for gaming.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-01

three years. That had never been done by
any Council. \ II had also been
stated that the city had a right to run ysri.
Gus businesses for profit. That he most
emphaiically denied. The city had no
right to do anything of the sort. IL so.
why not start q bank or . few groceries.
= \ The water rate was too high aud
the gas rate was too high. If the city
would pay what she should, the price Of gas
would be cut down to fifty cents.
Thus the discussion ran pleasantly along,
the monotony being broken ever and anon BY
Mr.. Harrell arising to shed light on some
knotty point. The debate closed with q
rafting speech fron Mr., Hesrne, aud a vote
was then taken on the amendment, with
the following result.
Ayes-Messrs. Clator, Crawford, j. B
Gilleland, HarreD, Hearne, Hildrsth, Jaeger
Mccoy, Mckinley, Schrsbe and Tracy-ll.
Noes-Messrs. Caldwell, G. B., Crawford,
Robt, Delbrugge. Cruise, Healy, Miller
Picket, Scott, Voekler, Wsterhouse, Weir
and NJ. President-l2.
So the amendment was lost.
A motion to adjourn failed by the same
vote of II to u, and then the reading Of
the ordinance was proceeded with aud CON
cluded. 1t was then read q third time BY
its title and passed, and Council ad'
iourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-01

lnere VIII De d ClllZenS ueelluR VI tuo
First ward at the old school building this
Wednesday evening, April l, 1885, at 8
o'clock, fer the purpose of nominating
borough officers. All citizens are respect
July invited TO attend.
Pat on Record.
Mr.. Michael C. Carroll, Of Benwood, re.
quests US to say that he also ~repudiates the
statements contained in the card, dated at
that place and printediin our issue of Friday
last, in which he and others were alleged to
have been placed in nomination for city
officers.
Election of Directors.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Economy Building Association, the follow
ing Board OF Directors was elected: James
T.. Hanes, j. f. Miller, Louis Hartong,
David G.. Morgan, J. r. Butts, VIM. c.
Hardlan. P. B. Dobbins, Frank Falloure,
Patrick Sharkey.
The B. & o. Extension.
Work on the Baltimore and Ohio extern
sion is still p~lodding along, so far as that
portion of the road within the city limits is
concerned. A portion of the roadbed near
the mouth OF Coal run is about completed,
but some legal matters awaiting settlement
have delayed work between that point and
the river.
Lumber Business Dull.
A reporter met Mr.. Crowley, an extensive
lumber dealer OF New York, yesterday, and
he stated that not one fourth Of the lumber
would come down the Ohio this year in
comparison with that of other years. lie
SAID there was no demand hardly for
lumber this season, and that many of the
mills have been shut down for some time
on account of the lack of business.
a Guardians Appointed.
Henry Helmbtight was yesterday appoint.
ed guardian for Ida c., Lila X. and Harry
C.. Pfotfenbach, orphans of Hannah Pfofen-
bach, deceased. Bond, 5000. with VIM P.
Meyers as security.
Kate Evans was yesterday appointed
guardian of Bessie R., Clara L., and Chas.
B. Evans, orphans ofC. c. Evass, deceased,
with David G. Evans as security.
Transfers OF Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate were
Jeff for record at Clerk Hooks office yester-
day:
Deed made March %, 1885, by George
Henry Weishar and wife to Philip Bach
man, for the east half of lot No. "a, situate
on the south half of Nineteenth street, East
Wheeling. Consideration 1915.
Deed made April l, 1885, by Joanna
Adrian to John j. Kahn, for lot No. lib,
situate on the west side of Market street, in
Chapline & Eofrs addition. Consideration
$500. This deed will not be admitted to
record until this morning.