Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-08


Judge h0imas disposed 0f ave s4granls
yesterday - sending issm " Jail
Tenais A Boot his alsd his statement A. \
IpssllsAl sradsnt ~ practices under Dr. barth-
&. Sizasnonlis, arrested GA q charge Of
lnscsng a. ths haihhua House, ~as released
fsosn custody yesterday
Hhe annual nsotiAg of ths FIRST PresDy-
iarian cnarch for the election u Trustees vii
be held next Monday evening.
Daniel EmInstt Wsishe aiec his statement
a. medical practitioner <lfh the County
CLERK yesterday. tie - ol ths Aliopathle
Easth-
Good latent Assembly, 9fsg X. Of l., has
.sased tfe A %. H. hail. "a Cana street.
~Elsse they sill meet hereafter GA Thursday
aigbts.
Il 80 rum0rsd On the streets late last
uizht that Brezee Of ths Herald vas negotl-
ating fof tie purchase Of me bsitis TINES IA
MS Gif5.
Those a1ost familiar With news Ia railroad
.sirelas. say ths3 ths Grand fFgnk line viii
surely build direct hne from this city 10
hnakezon.
Adjourned meetInz OF the Board Of Edu-
sallon Eiii Dc held next Saturday evening,
a. .hieh time = school superintendent wlll
be slectod.
Jonn kipp, the young lad Who was badly
turned about the face by premature ex-
piosion Of a TOY cannon. on Friday last, Is
recovering.
There was general departure of fakirs
snd gamblers from tAis city yesterday, bound
for Kalamazoo 10 attend tho races and do up
The anNary.
The cases psading IN the Superior Court
against krank Morris fOg fast driving, etc,
we're dismissed yesterday upon payment Of
Gusts b the guardian, james Blair.
The members OF Grand Rapids Lodge,
No. "a. 1. %. q. T. are requested To meet
&C their hall, to-mOrrOW morning, az S-Jo u
m.. - attend ths funeral of DR.. Grove
Previous 10 the departure OF the Editorial
excursion from the Union depot, II. A.
Iamos, 0f the depot lunch eounter, "set up
a square meal 10 all hungry peneil pushers.
stratum OF granite rock has been uD-
earthed on EleEenth street by John Olson,
Who l. building the bridge piers on Sixth
street. The stone vii be used on the piers.
Geo. II. Gildersiesve has sold his mare
ssAOllis MiddletOn' and his colt Adelaide"
10 A. Frazer, OF Kansas City, Mo. Consid-
Grafton, 5000. Middleton has record
OF 80
DR.. samuel Graves, former pastor of the
Baptist Church, has accepted the presidency
of the Atlanta, Ga. theological seminary.
He expects to enter upon biz duties IN the
new nold early next Fall
The Indian relics comprising pieces OF sill
YER found on Court street some time ago
While sxcavatlng for a sewer, were yesterday
purchased BY Frank Weatherly, the consid-
GRAFTON being about 500.
The 81. Andrews Catholic School has been
closed for the Saamer and four OF the Sis
tsrs OF Charity left yesterday for Cincinnati
10 spend the vacation season. The ST. Marys
school also closes this week.
The viii OF willem Kooeman, who died
JEly s, was died ia the Probate Court yester
dhy. The property. real, personal and mixed.
u bequeathed 20 his wife, Maria kOoeman,
ebd she Is named a. executor.
The case OF Winson Fox, charged with
having his saloon open after hours, at ~
South fonia street. on the 18th OF June, was
tired b jury IN poiiee Court yesterday and
resulted IN verdict o. not guilty.
IL open AIR concerts are TO be instituted
tkis Summer. il will be a golden opportunity
70 do something definite about the matter
next Saturday evening while the band Is dis
coursing the sweet music at the park
A warrant uas issued yesterday for the ar
rest of "JOhn Doe, who - supposed to have
stolen some blankets. parts Of harness and
other horse tppendages, property OF Mr..
Gsrnun. from a stall on the fair grounds
tln complaint OF John J. Adams. colored.
WtrFitnt WIS t<rutQ yr-bcFAtJ tpf tuc hltc0t
0f two carpenters. b rOthers named Liorieyn.
Adams claims they assaulted him with their
hammers while the three we're at work on
Grandviiie avenue house. and showed several
serious bruises on his head. a. proof OF his
statements.
The win Of Catherine Rafferty,, deceased,
hequeathes 20 her sou. Joseph Moran, the
sum OF 81. and % her daughter, Mary Null
rms. All 0f her property, real and personal.
II after defraying the funeral expenses there
remaias any cash IN hand. the viii directs
that ssid balance bs used IN paying for
masses f1r her departed soul.
Owing "a the absence of a quorum there
was no meeting Of the horticultural Society
yesterday President Garfield was on hand
and exhibited n plate Of very large Sharpless
strawbsrries. Eighteen Of them covered an
ordinary sized dinner plate and one Of them
measured four and thres-fourths inches in
circomgerencs. They we're raised by one Of
his neighhOrs.