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Il z L,
I Parks fiji sh2 chair
senate bill 10 enable cities OF between 3uW
ana l3tD tlEaDhaHts to estGDllsh Wator-WOTks
/ Head trag time
Mechanism offered a resolution providing that
only the SPECIAL file shall be printed each lay
ana That bills on the general iiic may be called
! Up III any time and placed on the special Dle
I Adopted
On motion Of Jordan, all third reading bill4
! were ordered placed on the special file.
! Senate Bill No 80 providing iOr Two infTm-
! aries III hapa. Passed on file.
! Senate Bin No. Is. relating to o0uuta1 i
! trade marks. Passed.
senate Bill No l19 relating n apaly
! mineral waters, ugs, articles OF IT,.
Senate Bill No. %. to Iegalize acluos *
! mems il writing, etc. Passed.
Senate Bill No @o5. relating to roads and h5s
| ways Passed.
I Senate Bill No. 81 to provide for exceptiClI
I criminal co es Passed
! Senate BIZ No. 49, To provide for street "
/ etc, in municipalities. Passed.
May moved 70 reconsider the vote whereby
wGS los, senate Bill No. 1t5 relating to appeals
! III certain eases. Carried.
he bill was then passed.
Senate BIZ No ST, enabling cities Of the fifth
class u establish water works. was read third
! tine and passed.
hunday moved to take up for first reading
Senate blH No. Y, relating 70 distribution OF
appropriated waters 10 ordered.
Assembly Bill No. 424 10 pay the claim of "
3. Burtls. Passed.
Senate Bill No. 247 relating to education and
the public schools Lost.
Assembly Bill no. 534, relating TO taxes paid
to the AttOrney-tfcneTal. Passed
Senate Bill No. IL, relating 10 liens OF nc
chanics and others on real property Passed
Senate Bill No S23 TO allow mileage instead
OF per diem To Sher,fs for TRANSPORTATION OF
CRIMINALS and insane Passed.
Jones moved to reconsider the vote by which
the bill to prevent division fences in cities heinz
more than ten feet IN hight was lost Carried
Ihe bill was then passed.
Senate Bill No, lS2, relating 70 Agricultural
ASSOCIATIONS, was taken up Tor third reading
The oil was vigorously opposed by Gregory
and supported by Wairath aud Mc6lashan and
passed.
Carter Of Contra Costa gave notice of a motion
10 reconsider
Assembly Bill No. 2>5. relating to letters of ad
muistration. Passed.
Senate Bill No. So relating to trademarks.
Reed second time.
Senate Bill No. ia, relating to preferred pur-
Chaser Of public land Read secoud time
Assembly Bill No. 10 relating 70 the collec-
ton OF wharfage. Lost.
Culver gave notice OF a motion to reconsider
Senate Bill No. 26l, relating To powers of
Trustees OF municipal corporations in regard 10
street work, rad with = message from the
Senate asking the Assembly TO recede nom its
am ndmcnt.
The assembly decided to recede
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BORN.
DIED.
20 YEARS OF AGONY
Ended. The Cuticura Remedies
triumphant.

T HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR TWENTY
4 years ~ itl an obstinate skin disease, called
by some 81. d. 'issis, and others lepEosy,
commencing on my scalp, and III spite OF al !
could do. with the help OF the most skilliul
doctors, il slOWly but surely extended. until a
year ago this winter IL covered my entire person
in form OF dry SCALES. FOR the last three years
have been unable TO do any labor, and sufeTiH :,
intensely all too tllne. Every morning there
could lie nearly dustpan of scales taken from
the sheet Oh my red, some ofthem half as large
as the envelope containing this letter.
In the latter part Of winter NY skin COM
menced cracking open. l tried everything
almost that could b. thought Of without any
relief. The 18th of June | started West, in
hopes could each the Hot Springs. | reached
Detroit. AMI was 80 low / thought should have
to go TO tie hospital, bat finally got as far as
Lansing, Mich. where had ster living. One
DIR. - treated me about two weeks, but did
me no good AL thought had but g short time
to live. / earnestly prayed 10 die. Cracked
through the skin all over my back, across my
ribs, arms, hands, limbs; feet badly swollen;
toenails came off tirger-nails dad and hard
bone; hair dead, dry, ana Iitcltss Us old straw
on, my God how did suffer.
My sister had a small part of box of Cuticura
IN the house. she wouldn't give up; said, We
viii try tuticura." Some was applied on one
hand and arm. Eureka there was relief
stopped The terrible burning sensation from the
word so. They Immediately got the CUTICJ IA
RES0LYEET, CUTILURA and CUTICURA SOAP /
commenced by taking enc tablespoonful of
bath once day, water about blood heat, used
Culicurd Soap freely; applied Cuticura morning
and evening. KesUit-returned to my home in
Just six weeks from time left, and my skin as
smooth us this sheet OF paper.
HIRAM E CARPENTER.
Henderson, Jefferson C0,t5py. N. Y.
sworn to, before me this nineteenth day Of
January, 1880. A. NJ LEpFINGwELL,
Justice OF the Pcdns.
CUTICURA RHsoLyEST, the new blood purifier,
Internally. and CUTCURA and CuTICJRA soar,
the greaI skin cures, externally, clear the conf
pleXion, cleanse the skin and Scalp, and purify
the Blood of every species of Itching Scaly,
Pimpiy. Scroful0us, hercurial. and tanoeTous
hos iials. and Eli other means fail Sold every
where. Price: CUrICURA. soc; SOAP. DC; Re
81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., RostcG.
pFENTViQ BATH. The CUTIcuRA M1cni,1vAL
bhnol v and TOILET Soar. Rp25-ly NS,swly
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Do SoMETHING.-I see in this world
two heaps Of human happiness aud mis-
cry. Now, if take but the smallest bit
from one heap and add it to the other,
carry 8 point Il, as | go home, child
has lost = halfpenny, and If, by giving it
another, | can wipe away its tears, feel
that | have done something. should be
glad, indeed, to do greater thiness but l
will net neglect this John Newton.
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TrI-WeekIY RaiIroad Tr-nins.

EUREKA, March 6th-On and after Mon
day next the Eureka and PaIisade Railroad
will only make three trips weekly from
Eureka TO Palisade, leaving Eureka Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, and Pail
sadc Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
For long time this company has not had
sufficient business to justify daily trips.
When business improves, daily trains viii
be nun
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, February 58-By Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, Il. W. Sau1e OF Sacramento to Mrs
Anna Newton, OF Louisville Ky louisville,
KY, papers please copy.)
Roseyille, March 4-BY Key. W A. Johns, John
william Ot!ut TO Ada l.. Nickerson.
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TAI OTTO

UUGH CASEY, OF THE LATE FIRM OF
III Casey & Cronan, desires to call the atten-
ton of the public his large stock OF OLD Wits
kies and Brandles in g bond and freed" in
quantities TO suit the trade. Thanking hi, pa
irons and the public for past fsvors, he again So
lici,s their continued patronage, All orders
should be addressed to
mT6 lpst HUGH CASEY, Sacramento.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

THE UPRISING OF THE yAQUI IN
DIANS IN SONORA.
Bill and Dwelling Burned~-indian
Held for Murder-Eight Horses
Cremated- Chinese Suicide.
ePEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNIoN.I
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ELITE THEATER.
BENEFIT BALL.
SKATING RINK.

SKATING mink,
an WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH iiTH,
~ w. D. Wilmot of Boston the Worlds
bition of Scientific, Fancy and Trick Bicycle
Riding a. the Rink. General admission, Is
cents mF6tG
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Nothing Saved but Sewing daehlne.

VIRGINIA, March Gth-The water mill
and dwelling house of Thomas HALEY, on
SixMile Canyon, was destroyed by fire last
evening about o'clock. The loss is over
$4,000; no insurance. The fire originated
i'll a wardrobe in the dwelling. where Mrs.
HALEY had been but g lew moments be-
fore with lighted candle Nothing was
saved from the dwelling but a sewing ma
chine. All about the place seem to have
lost their senses, as they ran out of the
house, leaving behind three gold watches
and y,tluabes which they could have saved
The mill stood on the opposite side of the
road from the house, and was soon in
flames. The great light was visible from
this city, but it was not known till this
mOrNing what WAS the cause
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j STREET MARKET.

VI HAUsER. NO sos J STREET, SsssErsuvrs
v. between Third and Fourth, Ss4kssSssssss III
n IA just opened Meat Market at VI
the above place. All kinds of -2----4A
Fresh and Salted Meats, Ham, Bacon Lard
sausages etc, constantly On hand ana delivered
to all parts OF the city. mT4plm
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ARIZONA.
Influx of PoIygamist Mormons-C Counter.
feiters' Outfit Captured.

FLAGSTAFF, March 9Th Some rauchmcn
IN from the south report Lot Smith with
other prominent polygamist Mormon lead
ers encampcd at Williams valley and
Pleasant south of the White mountains
1t Is understood that Smith is under iudict-
ment, and has been in hiding for some
months. The party numbers over 100
wagons. and are en- route to Ola Mexico.
4 quantity of counterfeit money and I'M
plements for manufacturing the queer"
has been found III a cave in Oak creek
canyon, 4 deep isolated gorge SOUTH of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railway The caye
was used as a resort by parties already
under arrest for cattie-stealing. No doubt
the thieves now under arrest are also the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

pFEYITVIC BATH. The CUTIcURA Nm, AL
bLno y and TOILET Soar. ap25-ly WS,sel y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a. o. q. Willy of the Valley Lodge,
No II, D. OF H., will meet in Grangers' Han,
THIS saturday. EVENING, Mt O'Clock, for the
initiation OF CandidatcS and other business which
may properly come be ore II.
MRS. 6. \. WALKER, c. OF II.
ANNIE ASH Recorder. mTT-lts
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

r. T. Thayer has returned from a two
months trip IN the Fast.
M-s. J. Is. Jaynes. Of Exeter. Ont. -
speuiinz a few days With her sister Mrs. r.
q. ieavenw0rth. sc Summer street
Rev A. r. Merriam. ~ the Park Con
-reiranonai Church. j. attending the com
mencemeut exercises of ohvet College.
Rev G. Vsnderveen. formerly Of this city.
hut nou ~ GRIND Haven. has accepfed a
caiI CD fhe Congregational church AZ Park
Cifr. tab.
Leo A. Caro-. Secretary Of the Grand Rap
itlsr Post. r.. =. A. left f,r Buffalo yesterday
tu attend the convention ~ TIRE Travellers
Protective Association. he vas scroulpanied
bs his wife.
Deputy Register Cook il attending the
national encampurenf ~ the O.. a. E. at
Portland. Ne. He wiii SPEND month az his
0l,t home In Vermont VISITING friend. be-
f1re returning hone.
Fx-Nsyor Chas. Belkuav wiB 80 to Green
vile. r udsT night 81 attend a meeting of
tae Executive COMMITTEES IF the Cen tral
Michigan @. A.. r. ~ anton. which Is % -
heid in fhaf city tugnst 3 s ansi :.
Charles Q. ~n,efiiey viii <rsdaste from tlae
iaw department ~ ths University this Feek
Charles hss for @euse tnne razt ahly fllssf the
position ef clerk IN Frosecuenz Attorney
Turner si7ice. Miss Clara "a NrNansyfsar
~ lhi4 city. vii zrssi1ate f-srn Ire dental
department AZ fne ssme nme.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24
Law ard Order.

The executive meeting of the Citizens
League was held at the Office of the Grand
Rapidk Plaster Company last evening, and
was 4 ute fully attended. Several ladies
from the Kalamazoo League were also pres
ent. The agent reported that be had caused
the al rrest OF John Sharfenberg. of the
Eighth Ward and ID. Bokien. of the Sixth
NardI and their eases are now pending in
court. The report Of the Finance Commit
tee shbwed that but few persons had been
sOlicided for funds, but liberal contributions
had btearreived. The agent was instructed
to prosecute the work vigorously with all
the m bans az ms command.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

Large houses were present at both the
matinee and evening performances of the
Ideal Museum at Luce's Hall yesterday.
Besides rhe curiosities. a first class program
IS gwen both IN the afternoon and evening,
embracing some Of the best specialists in the
country. any OF whom are a show in them
selves Little Elsie LOane. the Burgesses. in
their hughabie comedy, and the elastic
Lorraine. IN his wonderful act. are worthy
OF SPECIAL mention. S0mmers and Walters,
and Wm. J. Mills. received and merited
storms of applause. TIE entertainment Is
well worthy of liberal patronage.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

Mrs. VIM. McGinuis. Of g. Kellogg street.
suffered stroke If paralysis late Tuesday
night. h-r right shoulder and arm and a
portion Of the side were entirely useless, and
she suffered considerable pain. DR.. Brady
who wls In attendance. yeste r,lay says the
case ~ not likely 10 prove serious one. and
hopes with good care the patient will soon
recover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

~ c0uns = notes obligations snt demands nov
owing 20 re - receiver u the aSfzte and property
- Edward = Kinney France j. Kinney and
Mary Nctsrsr. csparrners com pTiSinE TIE hrn r
hin1ey Mci1rsW q Co., ate q the cif7 ~ Grand
kap'fs Michigan. AZ Duhiic aac-inn % fta hi0he~r
hircer AZ the =o7fh frcn- asor - ourt block -
csiie3l in tie city of Grand Rspafs Michigan. On
the tsth iss of Tane. A D. Isss ~ D. clock in
tha forenoon ~ thar day
HENRY 2. WHIPPI.E. Reea w.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

The Lake Shore road have issued cards
Announcing a special tram both ways over
the Kalamazoo Division on the Fourth of
Ialy. Returning. they leave here at i000
3. m. stopping AZ an stations. This special
VIII readily accommodate All who wish to
celehraia in nnr CITY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

HATCH!
The Live Grocer to the Front
Again.
HE OFFERS:
Ctandard granulated sugar,
= per ID, &c.
Nut loaf and powdered.
~ per ID. nc.
Extra white sugar.
z per 10. 6Hc. 16 lbs for LOO
. sac per h. 20 lbs. for 81.
Dest Rio coffee roasted and ground
. 1sc per lb. 5 lbs for 100
Nood Rio coffee roasted and ground,
NJ lie per ID. lbs for LOO
Deat Old Government Java and Mocha roasted
. and ground. soc per Id, lbs for 1. 40
Nocd Java. roasted and ground
Noung Hyson. Japan. Oolong. and Gnupowder.
Ssc per ID. lbs fer 81.
Datent roller -four.
per hundred, 81
Rest family -four 10, h,,n.,r., 60 %
Cull cream cheese.
per h.. 1Oc
Nhoice dairy butter.
" per H.. Isc, by the jar Isc
per 10 &C.
\Ajster White Oil
w per gallon. i2c
0-l' can corn beef y. nor can
6 -lb can corn beef %. - 90.
Dioharclson 4 Robins potted ham.
n Der can. 2Oc
rs per can. 2Oc
Columbia River salmon.
" cans for DC
r-resh Mackerel.
= ? cans for &c
Cresh Holsters.
? cans for soc
Imported sardines quarter cans.
1sc per can. 8 cans for sc
Imported sardines haif cans.
k2c per can 8 cans for 81 2
= 10. cans solid packed tomatoe@
y cans. for &c
= III. cans yellow peaches.
O'b-cans Red seal corn.
English currants
u lIbs. for z5c
n
n ? ~ paossge for =
Dest steel cut cat meal
. Sc Ter n lt~. Tor &c
Imported macsro8i
10 package fsc. n. FOR 20
Imported vsrrnicella
/ H. package 12c 2 n for 2-c
Ohoice old potatoes.
~ p4r brsiei. s.o
esaou- fchoioe}
L. Der daz pc
Cre=h cream candies.
reT lh. y
A rnericsu famiiy sesP.
- hars Pr ~
- tarr fnr ssc
O tasrs Enelish Family soep
- ~ ~
Dand' -"~P. y,.-. ,.-.-
Dr. cieisr vinessr.
~ ezlIon. - s,.lloas far ; o.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24
Crazy Quilt Contest.

The crazy quilt competition at the Boston
Ideal Dime Museum Is causing great excite
ment. At 10 p m. last evening the vote was
as follows: No. quilt 73 votes; No. 2, 81
votes; No. 3. ~ votes; No. 4, Sc votes; No. 3.
lO6 votes; No. q, t3 votes: No. I, - votes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

= .salao1Gz. JsAa -4.-fgr the Upper
Lake-. FAX ss4thsf, iolLoxed Ia TIE western
portion - locai rains. gafaole el1as, zea
sraiig shifting ssalhssiy, selerallg 2armsr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24
Lower Than Ever.

Hatch, the live grocer, has new price list
this morning. Look it over carefully. IL
will pay every reader of The TELEGRAM TO
buy goods of Hatch. His prices are lower
than ~. iosuasf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24
Surgical instruments. Peck's Drug Sto
Scarcely Town and Not City in tn
Union Where Our instruments ar
Not In Use.

Union Where Our instruments are
Not In Use.
II you want the best money will buy, call
on us and you will find it.
Remember we manufacture largely and
are considered the largest dealers in the
world.
We make our prices so low and our terms
50 easy, that no one can complain.
Instruments warranted seven years.
Branch house of w. w. Kimball Co, ID. j..
Brook manager, No. 8 Canal street, Grand
Rapids.
Fancy soaps at Peck's Drug Store, 100
kinds 70 select from.
The old reliable Chickering piano is the
best in use. W. W. kimball Co. is the
agent.
Lettuce Soap at Mills IL Lacey's Phar-
macy.
The Novelty Lunch Room open night and
day - Pearl street, opposite Sweets Hotel.
Ioung Ladies Journal, Hdrpers Monthly,
Popular Monthly. Ne'C York Fashion Bdzdr.
Cooley and Peterson for July at Winegar's,
North Division street, Porter block.
We offer few Mahogany Finished Suits
10 close ont at way down" prices : also
some Cherry and Oak Chiffonniers. These
goods are fine and can be bought at prices
which cannot be duplicated after they are
disposed of.
PHOENIX FURNITURE Co.
Salesroom on Summit and West Fulton
streets.
Try Peck's German Cologne, equal to the
imported Farina, S1.5O per pint, lOc per or,
ai Peck's Drug Store.
t..
& Lacey's Pharmacy.
Trcsses, a large stock and the most ap-
proved kinds, at Peck's Drug Store.
Three bottles OF Ayers or Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for $50, at Peck's Drug Store.
Vaseline in pound cans. Prices reduced.
At Peck's Drug Store.
Try imported bay rum from Peck's Drug
Store. our own importation.
Buy Your flags and re-crackers of Wine
AZ. North Division street, Porter block.
Cbickering pianos at W. W. Kimball Co,
. canal street.
Detroit mixed paints and colors in paste
form At Peck's Drug Store.
The Pleaders Cigar at Mills Il Lacey's
Pharmacy.
Track SuIky.
have one new frst-class Track Sulky for
sale, made by popular builder. Phetons,
Surreys and Buggies. of my own make. for
sale. at prices to suit the times. George G.
Fitch. toS South Division street.
The Pleaders are 10 cent cigar for cents
az Mills Lacsy's Pharmacy.
Pure ground spices at prices usually
charged FOR the commercial article AT Peck :
Drug Store.
Mills 3 Lacey's Pharmacy and Surgical
Instrument Depot u the place to buy every
thing in the drug or instrument line
None but pure medicines dispensed at
Miiis 3 Iacey's Pharmacy.
The best place - get yOur Lunch is AZ the
Novelty. y Pearl street, opposite Sweet =
Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24
a NOVELTY IN ARCHITECTURE.
Exhibition of Patent Brick Weather
Boarding at The Morton

TELEGRAM reporter called on Major Carl
Berlin at his room in the Immen Block and
examined his samples of the new patent
brick weather boarding, which he will place
on exhibition at The Morton House. This
new weather boarding has many decided ad-
yantageS over the common weather board
ing used, both i'll cheapnoss and durability,
besides making a much more elegant APP
pearance. Those interested in building will
find il TO their advantage to inspect samples
and have a talk with Mr.. Berlin in regard to
IL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

Program tor the Raees-The satries
a Fiae FIELD.

AFiae FIELD.
There I'll bs three races this aftsraooEl.
"a trotGiaz, - trottlnx aad = h4sf nile
r1nniag race. The sBtFiss are - folloss
Class No. &--zsU troUung best s IA 5.
purse s4o. aiylaed $50 sddsd II z.z5. =
beaten Entriss Bertha ,. i. n. D. ,.
l. CaioD, Cleveland, William ,, blk. =,
D. william Smitt, Eaton Rapids.
klttie Fisher. b. IA, - alter Clark, Battle
Creek. Mazzie knox, eb. pa. % o. " Knox,
TART Mich. Nettle X, - John K. Stuart,
Hart Mica. Guelph. b. z, D l.. l.. bldlock,
6rand Hagsu. bOnnle Mc0fegOF. b. :, b
IL r. McHsnry. MatIna. III; kazor b, %
- Rogers & Hill. Chicago' Bob Johnson, b.
2. b Henry Simmons, Louisville, ky. Chas.
w z r. - Joseph IOsEer, otraten. III.
Class No. 5--.-2 tFotting best ; ia 5. purse
$40. diyidsd- $50 added II z@z5 Is
beafeu Eutgies-yOe DAVIS. bm. 2. b
Geo. GaInes, Rockville, Ind: Mzlsina
b. IL, b II. L. MeHenry, Geneva. Ill Chas.
Hilton, b. 2. % T. y. Johnston. Chicago.
Nellie X. b5 Nilsson a Rutter. Chicago. Ike
eutor. b. >. by Frank Harlan. Pine Biuff,
Ark
Class No.6-Half mile running, best , IN 3
purse Si0o-St0 10 irst. so - second and
( 40 10 third Entries Hard Luck, b. <, by
l. ID. Thomas, CannoUsburg. Mich. Fannie
Gaines, CD. IA, Dy r T.. Fuller, Merrill
Wis; ChinctIlia, ch. N. By T.. ID. Brown,
Cleveland, Ohio; Ida May. ca. N, by X. z
Waters, Lowell, Mich: Black Friday, DIX.
=. by G. VI. Waters. city; Werner. b. 2, By
George Sheldon. Clyner, y. y; BonBy Ann
:, ~, by T. :. MillsOn, Battle Greek SOrrel
Dan, eh. Z, By NJ. BOorhem, city; Blue Eye ed
Bess. l.. m., by b. V. Martin, Taylorsyille
III; Money Mack, eh. 2. by Charles Logan
city.
In the pools at Sweets last night Maggie
Knox sold favorite III the 20 class, Joe
Davis ia the 2.-2 class. and SOrrel Dan III the
running race. Pools on to morrow's races
will be sold AZ the Morton this evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

4as se5scrtbsr Nst fseszgslaa tsz Ixa-E-
ss@a e4ss1l.4rts 4ssd pFoDsptis 'Si4i sss@sr q
issoT ~ A,ttfysAg tAsa sBaes ~ ietePisoAs -
sssfai eaFa. Cur LeleDh0ns AaLabsr - III
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

prara~s for -holers hy a thorough afsin-
e..ti,, ~ votrr premises ard ~ maze % ms
take bnv TIE .iieinfectant- st Niiis 3 itcey
bharurHev
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-24

That nothing succeeds like success has
passed into pToyerb. The success of st.
Jacobs OIL arises from the fact that millions
OF people have found il the conqueror of
.-.I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-25
THE GRANT
Meeting at n Courthouse Last
Night.

Pursuant TO notice o meeting OF citizens
was held at the Courthouse last night to
take steps for a proper observance of the
funeral ~obsequies OF General Grant. 1t
being understood that the only business
that was likely to come before the meeting
would be the appointment OF q Committee
Of Arrangements. the gathering was not
large. The meeting was called to order by
Hon. M. d. Foley, who briefly stated the
object of the call, and then nominated for
Chairman Geo. w. Cassidy. Mr.. Cassidy
was unanimously chosen, and took the
chair. He stated that the object for which
the meeting had been called had already
been sufficiently explained by Senator
Foley.
On motion Ben @. Levy was selected IS
Secretary.
DIR. Thoma moved that 9 committee Of
five be appointed by the chair. clothed
with full power to make all necessary ar
engagements relative to q proper observance
OF the occasion. Various suggestions was
made, but the motion OF DR.. Thoma finally
prevailed. whereupon the chair named the
following gentlemen to compose the COM
mittee: DR.. Thoma, II. L. Hoadley
Robert Reid, A. L. Fitzgerald and d. W.
Levan. II was understood that the COM
mittee would collect funds and arrange the
entire programme. Due notice OF the 40.
ton OF the committee will be given from
time TO time In the columns OF the SENrI.
MEL. 1t Is presumed that the band will be
engaged. and a programme OF short eulo-
CYSTIC speeches and appropriate resolutions
shall constitute the order OF exercises.
The committee may determine upon pro-
cession. The exercises will. Of course. take
place on the day set apart for the funeral
Of General Grant which. from present ad-
vices will occur one week from next Tues
day. But the public will be duly advised
OF the whole scope OF the proposed obser-
vance aud the day on which ID will take
place. The meeting adjourned subject to
the call OF the Chairman of the committee.