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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

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sas taAen io -ie ian fe-1efHay i"f safe
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printed 81 iae Dlicn Htns nnse' hts sne-
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that lumoer Nili reacn the highest noteh Il
has seen ieu years o5 the middle OF April,
tHo''
Capt. Rose has received a communication
from tn1 Ngsae4uu and Three Rivers COM
pauIe,, statiuE that Q Rlli De Impossible Tor
them to atteui the Cu=ter Guard excursion
% Maeaiaxa Park on Asg. lA
The menbsrs of the g.. 4 t. UiIl wear
badge bearing Che picture Of Gen. Grant at
the memorial services on saturday. They
are printed in -oit and silver on black
back ground AID loOS very peat
Joaerh Wsfaar. the man Who the officers
sav .i3 steal the carpsntsr's tools from hi
ram ~prinazfend 81 E,B North Prospect
street. vas arrested yesterday and VIII have
hearing in Police DoCrt this morning
Loren Barrett. ths. man Who finds it din
cuit - kesr hfs lfa,ital- from rrasping the
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froo Il IA Cor.on. of go9 Nsfiison avenue.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

The boys of Company b, NJ. ). T., Grand
Rapids Guard, are having the details drawn
for the alterations TO be made IN their ar
mOry. and A. soon a. they are completed
work will begin. new set of equipment
boxes will be placed in the gallery, with
mahogany fronts and glass panels III the
doors. and the present equipment room will
be used for check and smoking room. The
old check-rOOm will be fitted up for the
quarterrnaster's room and curtains will be
extended across the front of the gallery. The
rooms will be repainted and papered. and
fitted up With new furniture and fixtures.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
sskArca pALMss
t.is istss.is~ .ith me Pressdeai on
"Wednesday

6cl8c1@As
sseeiai slsss11b ~ the krse FSsss.
a sssIsssrus. A1g. 5.-Selatof Palmer,
@ho Eas been n Washington slaee Aolsizy
lsst, has pazhed f0I~ard his oaslns-s here
sitn .aea rapidits that be hopes ~ - abe
- lssse y asbington to-s1oFr0~ evening
his elegant residences oE h street, oetseea
vermont avenae aud Fifteenth street, ~Ill
bs ready f0F ooeapaDcy sOout oetober
4 and sih bS, @nSn nnIshed uDsarpaSsed
IL Architectural beagtg aud interior z1oru-
meat 81 aay resldence Ia a 4-EiBzton. To
day tne senator, n company sIth hon. koef
" COtiFell, pad his reflects ~ The ftesi
dent aat Secretaries bag ard and Lamar and
Comml.sionsr of Patents Montgomery
Hls ntergie~ ~itb the PTssident sas quite
al extended slId pleasant one.
Ia the course Of his conversation Oh Mich
gan poliUcs slth the Free Press REPRESENTA-
i've. senate Palmer said thIs evening that
- far s. he @as able - ascertain President
Cleveland : administration sas giving gen
ersl satisfaction - All parties. he Ss> IN
able u forecast What action the SsDate
8oaid take upon the removal OF Gen. Hart
sui from the Port Huron Customs House,
or @hat IL action would be IN similar cases
throughout the country.
The Senator and Mr. CottFell will return
10 Detroit bs wsy OF Ne~ York al which
point thes viii at end the oOSequies Of Gen
Grant
Th3 following Michigan men we're com
mI-sIoned pOStlnssters Of the fourth class 10
day. James Duukin. Leonids-. Warner j
sampson. Aarcelius
The following special service changes are
announced. Delt0n, Barry county, chang'
base OF supply 10 Hickory Corners, ny'
miles. koehler. Cheboy gan county, ehangs
base OF supply TO Topinabee, -ix miles
Mean~ataka Wexford county. change base
OF supply 10 Cadillac, fourteen miles- Ran
Kin. Genesee county, state base OF supply a
Fhnt, ten miles.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished daily from the Office of W. K.
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Martin BUszkiewicZ 10 Annie Huneman.
lot y X. ) PettibOne's add ............S ) 2,OU
Catharine W. BOtsfOrd tO Hope Adds, lot
3 Morrisons add .-.... ....-. .....---.-. 1850
John ). Baker to Sylvia l.. Benbow. part
Z lot a. villsga of Cannonsburg ..... 100
John /. Bailey 20 Chas. W. Ives aud Rial
Y. Macarthur part Of lot 73 village OF
Rockford .-..-.-.- 200
VIM A. Anderson 20 liena Johnson. lot
blk 3 village If Sparta. -.. ...-..-... 1900
llena Johnson To I'm. A Andersen. part
of NV "A of sec y. Sparta. -..--.... 2,tO
Ante Hunneman "a Martin Buszkiewez.
= = ne "A and a u ne "A sec II.
Paris .-...-...... ...-......- Zoo
Virginia Mcintyre 10 LOyina y. Hope. =
nv a - I. sec .. Sparta. ...........- Loo
Edwin bradford 10 Lyman +. Totten. " -
acres n acres a ne /. sec , Sparta. 30
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

20 rolls of Carpet TO oe sold
at lower prices than ever be-
fore known.
We offer during the next
two weeks double warp Car
pets, handsome designs, 25c
per yard.
Heavier grade beautiful
patterns, 30c and 35c.
Extra heavy wool filing 45c,
former price 6Oc.
Extra super quality. 65c.
former price Soc.
Extra super strcitly all wool
72c, sold elsewhere for Soc.
Lowell Carpets, the best 2
ply carpets made in the new
est designs, at Zoe.
Also "a full line of yard wide
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Eor subornatIon of PerIur,

Deputy Sheriff Platte went 10 Marshall
yesterday 10 arrest Gibbons Fitch. the we'll
known horseman OF this city upon warrant
for subornatiOn Of perjury. In 1913 Fitch
secured verdict of $1,000 ia the United
Statez Court of Indiana against Gardiner 5.
Hall and a Mr. Homer. for injuries receiv-
cd az Huntington, Ind. ia night. Fitch
produced several afiidavits of various men
claiming 10 be witnesses of the event and
produced them III evidence IN the case. One
OF the defendants now feels confident ne
can establish clearly an alibl IN his case, and
that he can show several of the athdayits 10
be rank perjuries. Warrants will also be Is
sued for other persons who reside IN or near
the Valley City
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Finishers Walk Out

Twelve Of McCord * Bradfeld's hnishers
quit work on Wednesday night on account
of reduction in wages. They have been
working at piece work for the firm and max
ing $50 and SiI5 per day until about
week ago. when the work was let to a sub
contractor and the men claim they can not
earn one dollar Ter day at the prices he pays.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Pianos Pianos Pianos

A second hand piano for $25-$5 cash and
3 per month.
4 second hand Allen x Jewett for $65-:5
cash and g. per month.
A second hand Piersou Piano for $sJ-$5
per month
4 second hand Drucker Piano for 500. ON
monthly payments.
New Pianos. all kinds and prices
W W KnEBALL Co,
Canal street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PoLIcK-Kate Fitzgerald. disorderly; ad-
Ourued % Aug. l3. . a. m."JOseph
Clemens. violating vehicle ordinance: bail
e-treated. .--Joseph Watson. larceny lesz
than S25. adjourned 10 Aug. :. . a. m.-
Frank Adams. breaking into dwelling; al
lourned to Aug. 7. a. m.-RObert ".
Heidlinger, false pretenses, adjourned 10
AnE :. q a. ID.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

A conmitiee from Company q viii ~ to
Msckuar aexi Mondy ,o compiste ar
rsnxemenls Cor ths sncaupmeut Of the
cofnrsuv. IRE company expect to uitCh
tents apru tse isisHd shont the i'th INST.
and wii st1r one wees Cart Mcifurrin
has receiTai letter from Clerk t. Hart
saying that te SID -rnp'e lhe nes'eaaary
trnf4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
lEASEO.
An Eaton County Farmer Highly
Pleased.

ON board the train for Jackson, last Tues
day, TELEGRAM man fell into conversation
with an intelligent looking farmer who,
after talking about business and crop pros
poets said he had been to see Drs. Wesley
and French. at ll9 Monroe street, that his
wife had been under treatment by them
some two months. kn owing that these
specialists have been making so me wonder
ful cures the reporter pressed him TO know
If he was pleased with them. Pleased, y
said he. indeed | am pleased. My wife
was the greatest sufferer on earth, with an
itching humor of the blood. and no amount
of doctOring helped her in the least. But
these doctors TO day pronounced her well. F"
Then you likely favor travelling doctorsF'
"Well. I'll tell you said he. 'as a last re-
sort one will DO anything. ! was ashamed
to tell my own people we had consulted
them, but now they are too well pleased to
find fault. Many other pleasant things were
said but as the train pulled up at Charlotte
he had scarcely time to tell the reporter
that his name Is James Burton a farmer of
Eaton county. before the train left them
standing on the platform.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
The t4otel Registers

Al s4ssr's-T d. Hanseb. Chicago;
d. A. Lewis, New York, r. J..
stolbsrz. Tolsdos ;. II. Mann, Cieve-
land r Christian. Ne~aFk. g. ID.
Dosing. Montague. ,. " Barber and ~Ife,
81 Louis, j. q. hauzheIm, New York. NJ.
Bosnian. Detroit " II. I.empert. kOehes-
Ter 4. Gilmartln, Fort Wayne.
AT THs Mokros j ". G0odell. Burling
ton e. " Hayes Chicago, X. K. Peck
Parkyille, :. O.. Dana, Chicago. A. ID
Hayus-. Chicago, II. A. Quaekenbush, New
fork r. 5churtz, ~. Louis; D.A. Harrison,
Detr0li. D " Wells. Chicago. +. Ashur
man. Milwaukee H. Morris. New York. j.
g. Riley. Saugatuck; J K. Cameron, Otta
"a. Iu j T. Reed. New York |. Bren,
Philadelphia, Dick Maadville, Pa; Is. J.
Deifendorf, PhIladelphia. j. &. Ford, Fruit
port + ". Ha~kins. Chicago
ARMS RAraBUS-W. K. Clark, Chicago
h. Whitney, West Troy. >. LATHE, Boston
g. r. Moon. Cedar kapid., K. ;. Dinget
Chicago T.. Horn, Newark, g. |. NiscotL
Milford, \. y. ". RathbOrn, Detroit
At rHr EAGLE-G " waterhouse, Ypsi-
lauti f. l. Frary. Three Rivers; W j,
SiI-. Detroit VI. l.. Howe. CINCINNATI, j
". Hastings 81. Lcuiz. III. +. Cook, White
Pigeon. J. NJ Moore. Chicago. j. A. King
Detroit: Mrs. Ira Hulburt, Mrs. W. ii. Fill
ley. Paw HaW; j. b. Lee. Detroit; c. Ander
-On, Dayton. b. A. Oatloy, Big Rapids; O.
G. Carpenter. Chicago. M. l. Walworth
south Bend; &. b. Hudson, Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

The Eeaarret cf yesterday -aid there vas
sosre conpisiut being made shout the peer
Leon street reuorter of tife E9qis said
Ye~ie-.iaf be bad slsErefess fho~e beiuz 1ssd
and fhHf a better 'lf naVar rssne to ihe rify-
sry bisck- bead nuzht ~ knoV rhst fscf.
This sk.sri7 settle thn iiaunta
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

Gf,ert Fox aiei big fs ire Cirrnit Court
yesterday b ohssin q iivorre fron Msry r.
fcx. vhom - married Jane q i'6I. AZ -.
Chair. lie e,sius fhrs his vife deserted .xn
- 3uRrst e l'.>yL aud has since trrned
aeaf ~ % hls mary snfreate- eor her ~
retufn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

"a aad aftsF A8a.i.g Aua io tas grioe
q Iaz Assasnsss sLlsiaAia % sliisieribers "a
Ms eilg. - 4nofa rne PapeF II lisavcFed ~
arFier. sil bs d senla ger Eeek ~ $50
. gear- Price zee silzia e.EJ 5 eent-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
SUNDAY PapprS.

Leave your orders at Winegar's, ) North
Division street. for next Sundays Chicago.
Detroit and New York dailIes, and next
weeks illustrated papers, containing full
account OF General Grants funeral.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

y aaalaa1fs. Aa.glaf I-Eor me Upper
Lac. loes Eallss tsla1ls slas.s, aearis
.lallaL.sll LamEsnlleEs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

4ss sss1seFtbsr s.ot rscsagtAs IaE tzfA-
.z<z r4g,lialris 1sa1 srSpsptts Dsit sSAfsr
ssss ~ aassfsis.o AS sgses ~ isssPAo~s 81
,ssles ser1. Gar lsieDbous Number is 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

The -ocai Commiftss sa5ning nee
Committees and Places % Assting.
Tie EaselLers u tiIs hsoal counties naFing
IA eharss ths prsCaraklons for TIE aestlnz
" the Amsriean Roaolozieal oosssts, net
az :. 4. F1iisr's oftee, yesterday -. 4
aaslsoa reported that . oallsilag esaid Be-
had <lfhin half a mile " tne citg hnliis.
ostxeen Canal street and C0lt zssn4e, salt-
sbls for fraits requiring e0id storags, GA tbe
istaRart plan 81 NaHs0n @as appointed
T. taks charge IT al fraE ~ tns ezhLbits
shien -aal re.tlITe cold storage al snip
laeats ~ b. u8Ads ~ hlla zad be - ~ Dc AZ
sias,I ~ 1lall ~ tbs route ~ express con-
pany - @hlch the snlpn4ent - made al
freizht Or express charges " THIS cily - Dc
gseCaid. eoid storage sud BE- free. j A.
Hosey and ihou2s ,. BrO9u were appoint
81 a committee - tecOfate the ball and
enurch h0n. g. " Garfield sas appointed
to take charge ~ ths printing and adsertis-
uZ Henry frallcE saz appointed a. ipck
after the providing " usher. and atlsndanis.
"a n Ccok va appointed ~ lOOk after TIE
tables and 4Fralz gag tie front 0f TIE exhibit
bail. ;. l.. Fuller Eas aopoInted 20 rai7e
the mOBev necessary to defrag the expenses
0f the exhibit Il <a@
kssolcsa That the North Division street
armorf b. rented f0E the exhibit and the
tHIger-ali-t Church for the discussions
The lotai Of estimated expenses viii D.
about one hundred and thirty dollars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

Announcement Extraordinary
See the Giant Clothing Company's new
to day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

Sickly coughing children will thrive when
the yget Red Star Cough Cure.
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GROCERY Merchants,

Families, ETC., etc,
are respectfully referred to the Dubois Pure
Apple Juice advertisement on 7th page
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HENDRICKS TALKS AGAIN.
He Would Reform the Civil Service by Giving
Democrats All the Offices.

He Would Reform the Civil Service by Giving
Democrats All the Offices.
st. Louis Globe Democrat
reporter, IN conversation with the Vice pres
ident, remarked that the civil-service law
seemed to be an obstruction in the way to Office.
Eyes the Civil-service Commission is not ex-
actly in harmony with the Democratic theory of
government; but all things will adjust them
selves to the spirit as well as the letter of the
Chicago platform, in due time"
Judge Thoman. especially, is out OF harmony,
is he notl"
VERY much so. indeed know Judge Tho
man very we'll, and personally like him."
IF you had your own way in this matter,
would you retain the Judge because of your
personal liking for the mans"
"By no means. My idea is that Judge Tho
man should be invited to step down and out of
the commission, and not only he, but every
other member of it, Then I would appoint a
new board Of entirely different material from
the old cne.n
"But would that avail you anything, since the
letter of the civil-service law would remain the
same as under the present commission"
Possibly not as much as I should like. But,
you see, that law as it stands is Numerically
opposed to the Democratic theory of a gov
cut down, altered and changed very mate
rally, and am in favor of having it done at
the earliest day possible. Then, again, my
idea of the way to reform the government in
all its parts is to put Democrats into all the
offices. from the lowest to the highest and from
the highest to the lowest / don't believe in a
Democratic administration giving the benefit of
its victory to Republicans nor do believe a
Republican administration would be justified in
giving Office to their opponents. In short, to
the victor belongs the spoils ,"
do you think the Senate will antagonize the
administration"
II think it will without doubt, especially in
the matter of confirming appointments. That
must be expected"
will that cripple the administration, think
you9
"Well, it won't be of any material help to it, I
can assure you"
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Not Well Trained.
Texas Siftings

A certain man who owned fine, large dog
was Dragging about how we'll trained the faith.
full animal was and how he would obey any
order that was given him. One of the gentle
men present, to test the obedience of the dog,
said to the proud owner
''If the dog is so well trained, tel him to get
up and 60 out of doors. and then we can SEQ il
you have got him under control"
Grover" said the man. ''you get up and &c
out"
THE dog got up, but instead of going out he
walked up to his master and bit him on the leg.
''Or bite me in the leg, if you don't want ia
go out" said the owner of the animal.
Moral-It would almost seem as if the Democ
racy had not yet got the President under com
plete control.
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Our City Magdalenes.
accounts.

A Woman, In Saturday People.
am happy to see the People speak out on the
arrests of fallen women. There is no greater
outrage perpetrated by the city authorities than
this Why these women should be subject to
constant arrest, and their male companions 60
free, is something no man find out 1t is
time the great philauthropists found out some
remedy for this evil Don't you see that every
time these women are arrested they grow hard
ened9 They must have money to give the para
sites that follow them up. so they grow holder
every time they are pulled The W. G. T. u.
takes man out of the gutter, and gives him a
front seat in their parlor, and free lunch in
their dining hall. Did any one ever hear of
them taking a woman out of some by-way or
hedge2 If so, please let me know / don't ask
why they don't do it. 1 would only have to tell
you: The reason is they are women, while the
fallen one is a woman, too.
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shall either man. or seraph. or archangel know
height, and depth, and length and breadth of
the love of God

shall either man. or seraph. or archangel know
height, and depth, and length and breadth Of
the love of God.
At our national capital monument in honor
of him who did more than anyone to achieve our
American independence was for scores of years
in building, and most of US were discouraged,
and said it never would be completed. And how
glad .se all we're, wien, in the presence of the
highest officials of the Nation, the work was
done. But will the monument to Him who died
for the eternal liberation of the human race ever
be completed! For ages the work has been 60
ing up; evangelists, and apostles, and martyrs
have been adding to the heavenly pile, and every
one of the millions of the redeemed going up
from earth, has made to 1t contribution OF glad
ness; and weight of glory is swung to the top OF
other weight of glory. and layers of honsannas
on layers of hosannas, higher and higher as the
centuries 60 by, higher and higher as the whole
millenniums roll. sapphire on the top of jasper,
sardonyx on the top of chalcedony, and chryso-
prasus above topaz, until far beneath shall be
walls, and towers, and domes of the great cap
ital, monument forever and forever rising, and
yet never done. ''Unto Him who hath loved US
and washed us from our sins in His own blood,
and made US kings and priests forever" ALE
luia amen"
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
ieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural. quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as ''bright as
abutton." 1t is very pleasant to taste Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays ali pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes Twenty Eve
cents q bottle
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"YoUR Voice Sounds as though you were talk
ing through worsted stocking" said gentle
man to a hoarse acquaintance, the other day
II know it, butt what can dol" was the reply.
DOR said the other. 'Why, take Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar" 1t cures hoarseness or
cough in g single day. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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when it is necessary for Him to cut, he has to go
to others for the sharp edged weapon. sin The
same day shall the Lord shave with razor that
is hired God is love- God is pity. God is
help. God is shelter God is rescue. There
sharp edges about Him, no thrusting
points, no instruments of laceration. If you
want balm for wounds, He has that If you
want salve for divine strength, He has that. But
if there is sharp and cutting work to do which
requires razor, that He hires. God has moth
ing about Him that hurts. save when dire neces
sity demands, and then He has to go clear off to
some one else to get the instrument. This di
vine geniality will be novelty to those who
have pondered the Calvarean massacre where
God submerged Himself in human tears. and
crimsOned Himself from punctured arter
les, and let the terrestrial and Internal
worlds maui him until the chandeliers of the sky
had 20 be turned out, because the universe could
not endure the indecency. Illustrious for love
He must have been to take all that our sub
stitute, paying out of his own heart the crimson
price OF our admission at the gates of heaven.
King Henry III of England crowned his son as
King and on the day of coronation put on a
servants garb, and waited, he, the King. at the
sons table, to the establishment of all the princes
But we know OF more wondrous scene, the
King Of heaven and earth Offering to put on you,
his child, the crown of life. and in the form of
servant waiting you with blessing Extol
that love, all paintings, all sculpture, all music
all architecture, all worship In Dresdenian
gallery let Raphael hold him up as a child, and
In Antwerp Cathedral let Rubens hand him
down from the cross az a martyr, and Handel
make all his oratoro vibrate around that one
chord-"He was wounded for our transgressions
bruised for our iniquity.s But not until all tie
redeemed get home, and from the countenances
of all the piled-up galleries of the ransomed
shall DO revealed the wonders Of redemption,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-12
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Saturday Independent.

SATURDAY Independent.
G. A. Zollinger, of Fort Wayne, has been ap-
pointed to succeed Gen. Knefer as pension
agent whose term expires Nov. 25 1t has been
thought that General Manson would get this
place; but what business has man TO be gray
headed old soldierl