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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-01-14

Others during the depression OF 1917, %
ole occasion, where the Governor gave his
Views ON the sources Of National prosperi-
~. "The Nation whose individuals spend
the most money, that 10 their own, Will De
the most prosp rOus, because liberal ex-
2enditure means large col sumption AMI
larce consumptiOns mean general industri-
al activity. individuals may amass more
wealth for season by boarding, but 1t
must room come 10 pass that the general
boarding Of every cent will leave nothing
iu circulation from which to hoard. II the
people who are able would begin to buy as
literally now as they do when times are
flush, there would be Y partial business re-
vivsi at once" That bit Of practical sense
has more in 1t than all Of Stuart Mills
works on political economy. On the cur
rency, the tariff and business questions
generally, his views were sound and many
Of his opinions original.
There was q vein OF hum0r In Governor
Coburn'e makeup, that showed Itself IRE
uuently, One OF the most ludicrous scenes
that the writer ever witnessed before Leg
islature committee, was on the occasion OF
tho Investigation Of the sales OF the agri-
cultural college land scrip. Governor Co
burn vas summoned Is . witness. Ono OF
the members OF the committee was young
Democratic lawyer from q rural village,
who took It upon himself TO examine the
venerable Ex-Governor. The Governor
sized up the limb Of the law In an instant
and the opportunity was one he could not
let pass. "What 10 your occupalion2"
asked the bantam "That would be diff
cult to tell" quietly remarked the Cover
nor, with ponderous gravity. and yet with
. twinkle 10 his eye. "Have you ever beea
interested 10 lander" pursued the inquisit-
or. 81 have BEEN" was the quiet remark
OF the man who once owned TOO square
milss In bis own State and large patches. 10
the West. "Good judge Of landau" pur-
sued the Solop. ~ have sometlmes thought
I was not" WAS tho quiet reply. "Own
was the answsr. Chow muchf" 81 can't
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-01-14

The Legislature organized Wednesday
last by the choice OF Hon. VIM. ID. PEN
nell as President, and Gen. c. w. Tilden Is
Secretary of the Senate; Gen. Charles
Hsmlin MS Speaker aud Hon. Nicholas Fes
sender As Clerk of The House.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Dressma,iiul.
Go tuhom 1i flap Concern.

" NKw-YohK. March 81 1853.
A G. FUNCK is hereby appointed manager
~ OF this ONCE In place Of l. b. Iawronce fenehc
ILLINOIS WAlCH COMPANY. J.BUSN' fress
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
ADRIAN n. MULLER G. SON
will sell at auction on
TUESDAY, MARCH "a,
at 70 o'clock, at tho Exchange salesro'm'

atl2 O'Clock, at tho Exchange salesroom,
pHE 81 PFaSs and 8 saRAH 1s EHoiqqFS
NEW-YORK.
9ea or brick building bonded warehouse
tending from street 70 street @ story brick
27S PEARI-sT, near Beekman-st-FOur-stOry store
boCIfFF.sT, in rear Of 279 Pearst-Fourstory store
s8 8BONDST-rhree-storyh hghstoop BRICK odidins' WIN
TWGNTvERsITY PLACE between 9th and 10th sts-
-Four story high-stoop brick dwelling; 80 - ,,u,,,r,
marble &c. on the OF 23dst and south sd
of2Sd.st feet Of 3a,e containing on 20 oGe
sh - ss se lnS Sa Sa beng HTER9 MANU-
ai7 EAST 6oTH.sE-Four story high.stoop dwelling
9 and Sl2 EAST 6sDsT-rwO fourstory brick teno-
81 EAST high-stOOp br0wn'tOno
ga EAST 2izTH-sT.-Twosory high.stoop brick dwell
AVENUE AND ll6TH-sT.-six lots, with frame dwell
II WfoTiHAVE west side, 7s feet north of l5lstst-Two
story anH aF aic LS6 TaGe LYING BETWEEN lorHAvE
BTooMiNGpALE ROAD I4lsT AND liSD sTe'
BROOKLYN.
29l WASHINGTON between the new POST I'D am.
building east side l05 feet south Of 10
large story brick tenement with stores also plot OF
land Yoks WITH raN sBG adams
st. IS Pearst aud 80 feet ON Adams-sL with Orok
421 %SVGRLYAvE ives, side, 276.6 north of Gates
aye-Threesto brick dwelling -r .,.r..ri roof frame
dwelling stable northeast corner OF @ r on
Haseco aves. 100 feet on WesicesteraVe ana <oo " o
AsToRTA L. I-water front East River $50 feet vide
The boulevard adlons DR. so9tts doc
frame cottage and seven lots on hor'h Sido Vi
Maps and particulars at the Office OF the ancuonscrs no
RIKFR Executors or f. H. DE GROVE, their attorney
No. $50 Nassaust -------------
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Gonntrn Drouer n for Sale ano O. Get

Gonntrp Droper y for Sale ano % Lei
EOR SALE.-A farm in Westchester COUNTY,
i on New-York and New Haven Railroad 80 rnss mlnns
,Gm s'd ePSh S ~
well built good order farm about 09 actes liberal
'''"'o '"'H' FREDERIcK DEPEYsTER toSTahFt % WsF,t
AT LONG BRANCH-For rent sixteen sto,sn f,5T 10 70
20 rooms each sabng desired. X j. DoBblNS' o"hoi'
CO tntral Hotel Long branch
NOR SALE.-Three and half miles south,
west from cask cottage aid nine acres OF Ths hs
with choice fruit near ne beautiai an sda,sss
""o'0 piOp''' "' MRS. J. DEER. Catskil, \. T..
EOR SALE or TO LET.-IIandsome modern Ila
or 0@ .5 f South GuS2. S.rs
Photo g5 Liberty-st- room ID -
nor SALE.-House 2O9 Broad ST, Newark,
i n j. modern improvements and in good order lot & SOY
rosG. raC S Se soa ST Rss San
nor SALE.-Blocks and plots on line OF eleI
waited railroad get our list fTee SIhlSS VS @S
81 Park.rcw as, city No 10 courtst brooklyn
NOR SALE.-Richmond Hill, l.. l., only
twenty nve minutes from Now.York CITY bargains for
all alike aud no mistake Two eUa&sn & waier sasply and
ali improvements splendid opportunities lost Oy deay 10"
g FiEISER ff'GP 81 Liberty St. or FOWLER, Richmond mn
NJONTCLAIR-Owne will sell or ey hangc
vi desirable corner residence % popsdg cc eus
newly paperod painted aud all modern iG
h"""''''' -
rounding HOWE PARSONS. 10 ceder.st, Now.York.
NJONTCLAIR Speciality variety OF UnIur-
wi nshed Houses completely furnished handsome resi-
dences rent. season or year. HO"E-& PAi.soNSy
SALE-$2, 900; Cavendish. Vt; beautifully
- located In mountain-I suouaby healthy brick
cottage residence ~ stable abundance hu 'hAdei
near Depot 0Hu''nsb Tb% r HAMILTON co, 2 Pine.st
SKANEATELES. .-,.,,
sItsd house
acre of ground frontage ON the lake Of 200 feet, boat
housc bathing sc, dc For PARTICULAR address -
MRS JANIS T.. PORTER, SOi l. 0ttLst, NeN-i o'A,-
CTAMFORD, CONN.-For Salc.--Fine large
houss All Improve uentt: III ground nne View beaihyI
ono mile village and depot-s. IL or 2J acres At
saorhc. II /. =" =. IA .tLION, 10 summerst'
stamford Conn, Will receive attention.
rINO RENT. Near Sing Sing. for 5000; house
In perfect order containing IL rooms; grounds ineude
seven acres iruit and hade fees carr
house cottage attached sci views uh-u 'ed Anu
everything make most desirable county lehueh'o es
pecially for the summer months Appy 10, , ,..-,.
J. 4. TkUEsDELl- No Bro. nSsY.
VALUABLE COLLEGE PROPERTY FOX
SALE-The campus grounds conpf1se about " acres on
choice land ada O population OF 3Eowtn uIre
chnr,h s-MethOist Episcopal PRESBYTERIAN and United
saloon within ten mies OF the pace nc
substantial brick iuIbp toet Win rlle
roof chapel three recitation below, ana seoV
halls above the boarding hail II good frame thr,rsioy
hgh about tifty rooms, good water EOo ,rl
foInd state the people are Intelligent cnerpthhE
feginus no healthier place can Dc tpunn lLp-o
leave Ter are back possible The y 9
q - Louis q r. within hye niles while Two othef
roads construction To the town 1hs property can
be bought now at an Immense bargain ~ applying to
J. ~. EKEl. Fern~ocd, ohio.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

NYw-YoRx, Monday. March %. 1883
IN, following sales were held at the Ex0hanss
aslesroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERa
NEw-YoRK CITY.

The following is list of the transactions re-
corded in the Registers office yesterday;
,s7tbst n a 25O II W OF Elonave 25IlO0 Her oo.
mann Halbsuer TO Mof Gessmann szooo
Cnerryst No 429; Thonls ii Smith and vie 10 Luz
SAME ,ST SrOpSrsy vena6io Fsrcia s%ithT
Boston doAd " s. 90 Sp II Q, is Twomey 500
1SIth,si S s d 40 ,i ~ 20 9o 1oSn En%isie $500
l27ths5 sSa g. U sooiber to Eva 1G6Oo
lS2dsG ; IS 20 sDo " wtete ~ FIns Brown 1880
A7th;st sansS ~ ots saIey mi Si campSe $4,000
72ds d $40 ana snnther to Margarst ence 10000
tst9;st : anS nSs SpoSer 10 Ella schroeder $1,000
eGthst ESgard SV sud wife to fbos Edwards 10000
Fsssxst Nos 7S and So Sophia Feusterstock ct al to
sophia Feusterstock an another q N, 49,;
tSts5 ,it 200 20 # Hal ave soaiooo hurst 5000
2aaNe sr W COZ to Rr,dSst Or bny 1000
70'hst 95s Beach and d Tfe to Hoiske 10000
7S'h,st Ga Hoisketo o. Stokes 10000
stha's e. soTSe Sg, Jobnson 425O
s2dsi s. oYfs rs i Of Dthave ieSxo23; also
$sst 2o t,s re Of gtSs stSSys pssges sS1aO Richard
same property @ stephen DcoVes aDs wife to Marga-
,4,bst bes No IS West a51io5S; winkie a
e Jacob Rothschia y ~ ;,svc IL New
Rivinston.st ing No 2II Mary Kaa6ecf to Maria
ISM st s 200 II Of shave 25x5ii John MoKas.
son and so ws Of feTnstonave 25IiOO5 John
Iiylnes on and wife to A ID W eeks ....-.-----. 10
Tintonaye n " cor Of Howe-st 66.6xl3ji Mary oo
Murohy and another to N Lswton -..s....;;; $500
AbGSs Sress esq 70 ais Huason Sc avsI
,,,fesxa ne cor OF lOetbst 60.2xi266Iii3iG
Hugh Smith TO Francis Higgins o.ooo
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Gopartnerhip Notiees.

rI,AKE NOTICE that the CO. partnership here
Il totore existing between GEO RGE d. WHITEHEAD.
OF Newark ~ j. and DANIEL s. McELRoY, OF this city,
nnder uame Of WHITEHEAD Il McELROY, and dong
business Union Square, this day dissolved
bv mutual consent GEORGE b. VIII rEHEAD.
70 DANIEL s. McELR0Y
March 10. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
REAL ESTATE.

Nyw-YoRx Monday, March %. 1883
The following sales were heio az 'A'
Aalesroom to-day;
By Richard Y. Harneh o.
,.aOy warehouse with lot No % Rrage:S s1rssass
,srJ P'sas9 Ss9 building with lot No 6s ,l's@ slCnSss
S tSTSsfe 4aSs o g s7oO
ysis P55't " dwsSF 81 %s,s ct %
J9Gp I1,S 1GTss Tgns5 With lot No Isi waier,twS
'sssS SIS nsoi Fplton-st lot 24S16S1Z7.0Ao"iU $4,000
ss sS s,SS e SsssaP S,aPdth th:.
81 OF woosterst io' 1i'O ''...'''''l 2l.6oo
eronghnr ghr,cs house With lot No 2S5 East iiihst
2i5 Il Of 2d-ave. lot l6sxs97i c1 eoef nm
ia,3 Ter brow dwelling with lot 2is East
'Gttg ts s. so5 Of sdave lot 24hloSs same .. 200
%s SSysF dwelling with lot ia LeXpgtsnavo 600
$50 II Of 45thst lot l5x76 Jo9nso1, u io'o'o
similar ss GwsISf q LsHnstonave lot I641sS ,oo
.s.so4y SSis 6rownsionc date lots, Nos 4S0 and
SSi =, MSs, ssaioos Sse5' Ambrose $50 27aOO
Ssl1 s'S0S lot s0iiOO .. $50
,-ime asSS SSases gsAs with lots, Nos il 20 81 0isst
ms 1857 Of Sthave. lots each 2o'OfHloos ss 400
.01I Green; s1avn:cre Dat with lot No lilo East
s4thst ss lao fteOf Parkave io' 4on.Voo 222oo
ssS9s brick sssvse 1900
AstOr lease ground rent siis annu% NM M os,
4isSSy isShs sfoTns04s 4sS STsf u
,arI psS,ss ~ cling with lot 22 East
s1ths 7S9 Il nsnGy 1I i6r5 Ls1ns'0n'o 27oOO
salary bro wnstone dwelling, with lot 10 iso hsSt
$stlst lso IT eOf LeAns'on.'e o' 1880
,4.oy dwelling yi! lot 10 o3 s5S 9af"l Lex
ng!oqaye ws 244 IT sol sO'n.se 10. 2osOo
3st0ry brick dive WIN Io6 w 90 Io. o.
Broadway - OF Mon'sonioiy-s. .o' ll.776
, s.story frame house with lot No Catharine-silp,
es 20 20 IT of Cherryst lot 2Ox1o21zol1oo'oi ann
, ..,ory brownstone dwelling, with lot NO. East
I$Sd.st ss lSo He@ o"iAe 'O' $4,000
block q sna bounded MapS Constant $1,000
BIZ charles 8. Broom.
:, 4. story browns stone dwelling with lot No 4a3 Mad
iso1-ssyS seS II Of ootn'' 70. "a 800
RIDGEwOOD, n. j., PROPERTY.
ByB Fl. LudIOp d Co.
nue,iu1s and outbudings with 80 acres OF land
on bSSa RSSs hudson fassaio anu 5000
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
THE CORBlN BANKING CO.,
lis Broddi0 ", Helc. York.
7AHD 3 PER CENT FARn MoRTGAGI

THND FkH ChNI FdRH HOHIVdTBE
Tho growing requirements OF regular Investing
clients who have taken these mortgages Tor many years
coupled with those Oecw Investors attracted Ia them bs
OF the high rate they bear and then great
security have neCessted considerable extension OF
territory In which them We able to
OneI choice line Of these securities than at present
Investors should bear in mind that hold here In New
York record evidence than twenty-five years active
10 make good all claim This record only
willing show solicit scrutiny by
parties bonE urpus funds which they desire place io
term OF years where there u Az OLU1E SAFETY and n
MOST REMUNERATIVE RATE OF INTEREST. Results
OF such Investigation will fully confirm all We have SAID In
the great O thes. first mortgage loans when
they made through surrounded they arc
by all the long experience has enabled US 10
provide.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

fANY.-Ihe annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company for the choice OF Directors
o lhe ensuing year and the transaction Of other bus
ness which legally before the meeting will be held
In Boston, on WEDNESDAY. the 2jth day OF March next
The meeting will be allied order at 10 O'Clock m,
the Companys ONCE In the Equitable Building conformity
with the bylaws.
the Company's ONCE has heretofore failed
date le number Of who wished 10 attend the
meeun9 CULTURAL HALL, l0l Tremontst.. has
been engaged and motion TO adj at that hall
viii probably be made before business is ansacted
stookloders can therefore, meet at HORTICULTURAL
HALL at 1880 where the polls will DO opened should the
meeting vote TO adourn there.
Transfer books will close March L.
Stockholders be asked vote on the following propos
ton TO amend the bylaws
In accordance with the right reserved Article OF the
Articles Of Consolidation, II iS
Voted. That Section Arclel be amended BY inserting
after the the following words cor at such other
place shr be duly noti ell IN the pro-
vided In Section 9 OF this Article"
CHARLES r. ADAMS. JR. President
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

MURRAY HILL-ELMsFoRD.
ID. Nj. SEAMAN Auctoneer.
VIII rel Tuesday March a. at II D at the Exchange
SslesIoom IL Broadway 1.-The story brown stone dwell
ing house and lot No. 6 West 37th-st
Also 80 VI land at tlmsord Newly Ork CITY ana
Northern Raroad close the estate OF oMAS Nc KlE
deceased. BY order OF JOHN NJ CLARK and TOWNSEND
WANDELL, Executors.
Sale positive terms cash. Inquire OF
Mr.. SEAMAN No. 2 Pine-s ST., or OF
MT WASDELI. 300 Bfoadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
finanriaL
Authorized Capital StOck---s1, 100000.
Paid in---S500, 900.

SOUND INVESTMENT BONDS furnished to Savings
Banks Insurance Companies Executors and Trustees
Estates and individual investors.
UNITED STATES BONDS, state Bonds Municipal Bonds
Railroad Bonds bought and sold.
DEFAULrED BONDS of States Municipalities and Rail
road Companies negotiated OF collected
CALL AND TIME LOANS made United states Bonds
and good Municipal and Railroad Bonds.
FiNANCIAL AGENCY for railroad companies other
corporations WIN also conduct the reorganization OF railroad
conpsnes and other corporations whose bonds default
or whose property tho hands Of Receivers Trustees
RAILROAD LOANS negotiated.
lrnnlnra nnrlIcat
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

WALLET OR ATTENDANT:-By young man
OF peat ppearanos we'll avelled massage very pess
city reiernce Address e. Tribune Uptown Once. L-''
EfoadvAy
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
TAMEs L. WELLS, Auctioneer.


TAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer.
RECEIvERs SALE.
DC order Supreme Court: Assets KDickebocker Life In
Company. -, n.--.--- a.,
srhocEer Life Company, will sell by
'ou y" TUESDAY. APRIL 7, 1885.
at l2 O'Clock, noon, at
EXCHANGE sALESROOM. III Broadway New.York.
the Elegant Residence and Ten Fine Building sites on High
land and Cedar Place oVeroohhs the uason river ana
Palisades, at IonkeTs. = \ ,o-.,,-. -
Uiphland Avenue Handsome Brick Dwelling tGothol, II
rooms eeg anIy finished and supplied with AL modern i'm
large stables pot ACRES more OF ess io
,nerl, The residence Of y. q. Paterson
70 ten fine building sites adjoining the above. five ON
uiyhiand Avenue aud odsr Place
These fine properties are about bye minutes walk IRON
Indow station minutes walk from Main ST. Sta
ton at Yonkeis A., .,... .,, -.,,,,,, ,,,o,,,,x -,
GRADED supplied water telegraph and postal
seryiee fire police protection 81, -, 49,, ,,,,,.-
Mars terms full particulars with receiver o. william
~ and Auctioneer, 3 Pine st., New YORK. - =
rs of sale; auction fees day OF sale
oaahoe on u'"'''' " CHARLES n. RUSSELL
Receiver.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
WAYLAND
items OF interest from Neighborlng
Village.

village.
Corrs<pondenos Of IHE 1EIksKAM.
WAYLAND, Jan. s.-Ihe Grange store ia
this village was burglarized ON Tuesday
night and goods 10 the amount of 500
taken. The thieves gained al entrance by
forcing the lock on the front door. From
the manner of doing the work IL II evident
weapons were taken that would be likely 10
have any marks on them that would enable
the goods 10 be- identified If found. Mr.
Smith, the proprietor, offers SO for the re-
covery of the goods and the detection of the
thieves. No traces of them have ar YET been
obtained. The young people of the De
ciple Church on Friday evening will
give a concert assisted by A. NJ. McCollister,
of Kalamazoo. The proceeds are to be de-
voted 10 paying for the organ lately pur-
chased bv them for the use of that church
Hicks Clark have Just obtained con-
tracts for bent works, so that they are ell
abled 10 start their works again which have
been idle for some time. This will give en-
ployment 10 a number of needy men,
John Hontel, of Catalonia station. has leased
the Occidental of Vim. Seaver and Will
shortly assume control of the hotel part of
the house.-Shutter Gum has gone TO the
exposition al New Orleans. W. III. Schuk
and Arthur Lincoln are intending 10 start
next week.-Postoftice hunters are busy
getting autographs. If il would not be too
personal We would intimate that buckskin
will last longer than foolscap. More than
one edition may be needed. young
folks for many miles around find our skat-
ing rink an easy place To while away time
and spend money.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
Trouble in South America.

BuESos AYREs. via Galveston, Jan. 9.--The
financial difficulty here has become greatly
complicated. The demand for drafts on
Europe and the general want of confidence
of commercial houses have produced grave
conflicts in the banks. National and pro-
vincial drafts for $2,5O0,OOO for mail to-
day were wanted and only $4,000 obtained.
This caused a run on the banks and great
demand for gold. Business is at stand
still, people are waiting to see what measures
will be taken. The minister of the treasury
and the presidents of banks unite In meas
ures which the President of the republic op-
p)Ses.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10

AZ BloomingClale I. 800 cords of dry beach
and maple wood have been sold 20 the Mich
igan Central railroad at Sl.10 per cord.
The mower and reaper works - G. A.
Aultman Co, at Canton. O.. are resumine
IN every department, after n shutdown OF
several months. The concern employs loo
men, and a general reduction of 10 per cent.
has been accepted.
The lumber mills and factorieAust Jasper.
Ind. expect 70 start up again z jasper
- the greatest lumber market IN the state
and largely controls that branch % trade ia
Southern Indiana. The prospects for trade
are considered very good
" " Oliver, one Of the hnavv iron fn.nu-
faetursrs of Piifshurg. believes the Undue
trial depression has reached it- lowest t,oint
He says Within short time all our work.
~lH Be running fnll. as sill nearly all other
manufacturing establishments here.
The employees ~ The Homestead ssesi
wufks. cssptruiled rs Carnegie Rrrthers have
beeu asfifesl - p reduction ~ ~ seor cent
IN The rail asfaffsnsna~e1 in fha czsnvsrtins :
nill. aua - ~ the lsl,efina Department
4bs miii will rsFnain Ills fsf come tiuss.
An of7er 7ss issrsed Non5ar frnrn ths
Delaware = He7sn Csnal Company ~
aeeuitelr svsre n6inR vssk - eight esslieriss
Fl tise ecfaTsapF. The nrslar fhfe1 t,so~e
tsen 500 nssn ara tpsrs anf - o,nflar
fnent The pSiawefe. tapka~enna q Wssf
sfa tofnrsnf harf <1Srenae3 wosh - fvs
saslsfies wh5eh sasesuS 40 rnen shs hrrs
fks prospects fsF ~oFk detine TIE uerf s~r
nenfts sFs ss->~ainsls ks5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
Noticed BY Our Neighbors.

From the Hastings Banner.
Mrs. Ben Fuller, of Grand Rapids. is in
the city.
Mrs. Hubbard, of Grand Rapids, is visit
ing at Mrs. Solon Bentley's, on Green street
Next Sunday there will be quarterly meet
ing services at the NJ. +. Church. Services
morning and evening, Rev. H. M. Joy, Of
Grand Rapids, officiating.
Remember this evening that Miss Ollie
Garnsey, of Grand Rapids. "the queen of
the little rollers" will give an entertainment
at the jefferson street rink.
The excellent firm of Messre. Spring &
Co., of Grand Rapids, is alrt ady the recip-
lent of a large trade from this city and vi
cinity-a patronage which their excellent
methods of conducting business and their
courteous dealings with customers have de-
servedly won. Their motto is good goods at
bottom figures. Their announcements are
always worthy of notice in themselves. and
Messrs. Spring Il Co. do just as they adver-
tise.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
YESTERDAY'SCOu

CrscuTT-Hiram III. Galloway and VIII
liam Horton v. Frank Hedges. Assumpsit
Verdict for plaintiff for s213.e0 and costs.
Proceedings stayed 90 George &
Iinderman '. ]. Almeron Ford Trespass
ON trial.
SurFRroR-The Chicago 4 West Michigan
Railway Company Y. The City of Grand
Rapids. Assumpsit Sixty days stay allowed
plaintiff 20 make case or settle bill Of ex-
ceptions. etc. All proceedings stayed except
TAXATION of costs.---Touis Hammerschlag
y. Anruzia Hammerschlag. in Chancery.
Bill for divorce. Proofs taken in open court.
on trial.
PRopars-Eden 8. Durham. deceased.
Alias warrant and inventory issued. Est g.
Of Joseph Realy. minor Guardians bond
6led AMI letters Of guardianship isssed 20
Maria 7 Real @ Estate Of James Hooker
deceased. Admini-fratrir'a third sc~1uns
flosl. February .es for hearing 49, Frtate
Of Anna NJ. Diamond. deceased Admins.
tratrit's fnai accouuf hlad Fehruary sef
Tor hearing @ Estate II Emory T. Die
mend. = al. r.inoru. Petition for arfsoinf
fpant II enarslian Sled Letters ~ erarglian
shir issnei r. y Ersd Avers
rrst.v -wflsus panfortk. saisson of.sn
after hssntss juff trial tsu5stss srreaipa
$3.50 ~ - lsnsiiie & nsrlarss ssisp,r rs,sn -
leesi hssiider Adfsafnea ~ 1annatf 90 sf
90 ~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10

CmoAoo, Jan. 9-Joseph G. Mackin, Henry
Bishl, DR.. Simon Strausser. Samue. +.
Shields, Peter NJ. hansbrOugh and Edward
B. Kelley. indicted for the Chicago Eigh-
teenth Ward election fraud pleaded not
guilty in the Uaited States District Court
this morning. The special venire of grand
lurymen 10 investigate the Eighteenth Ward
election frauds, which responded this morn
ing IN Judge Rogers court, Is composed of
citizens of prominence in business and so
cial circles, all of whom are nOn-partisan.
Eight We're excused for cause and another
special venire was ordered 10 fiji up this
number.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
a Family Poisoned.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Jan. 9.-Twelve per-
sons were poisoned last evening at party
given by Miss Annie Won Fossen, one of
morning. The others are in a fair way to
recover, excepting Mrs. Cullins, lady over
50 years of age, who is still III a critical con-
ditIon. 1t is supposed that paper of
trough on rats" was put into the coffee by a
domestic, as very thick and heavy sub
stance was found in the bottom of the cof-
fee pot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-10
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF +. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel,
GRAND RAPIDS. jan. q 1885.

UHAND HAPIDs jan. =. IS-3. J
Cables to-day were higher wheat and corn.
responding promptly To yesterdays advance in
Chicago, and showing pretty conclusively the de-
pendence of foreign markets upon supplies 10
be drawn from this country. Chicago received
to-day 209 cars wheat. 240 cars corn IS cars oats
$1,000 hogs. Exports yesterday from New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore in wheat and -four
amounted to about 195OO bu. wheat. and two
boat loads were purchased for export. New York
to-day reported heavy purchases of wheat for fu-
ture delivery by the exporters. at the advance.
An effort was by made Chicago operators TO break
prices and in the morning trading a decline Of
&@1hc was established. but on the afternoon
board prices again advanced. and closed at &c
heloyx the hichasf nrices of the day On .rhant