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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Mr.. Phelps Make a Denial.

NEW HAVEN, CT, March 29.-Prof. Phelps,
recently appointed Minister to the Court of
81. James. said tonight in reference to the
article first printed in the New York Times
in 1880, and reproduced in to-day's New
York Tribune, purporting to be a report of a
speech delivered by him In 1864, which Is
quoted as calling Lincoln twentieth rate
back county attorney, without single quail
ification for statesman and as character
izing the abolitionists as ''long haired, mis-
erable, dirty creatures, who went about the
country 10 stick up dirty hand bills to have a
meeting" | deny altogether having used in
any speech in my life any such gross, ofens-
i've and undignifed language a. is contained
in the article mentioned
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Lumber Notes.

One millioniacres OF hardwood lands are yet
subject 10 entry IN tie Wausua. Nis.. land
district.
Philip Ritz will contract % plant 10000
trees IN the streets and b0ulevara- Of Aorti
Yakima, ". 4.
George II. Biegel. proprietor II the Eureka
saw mill. POnchatOnla, L.. u putting hcaf-
ier and improved machinery.
The band saw that GUNNER A GUNNER.
Cadillac, Mich, Will put IA Will be driven by
75-horse power Westinghouse engine.
The number of accidents in the Chippewa
logging districts tins winter D. said 10 be less
than for any previous ten OF twelve winters.
4. T. Littlefeld, OF Milford Ne. on a
wager of 81, recently. III one day chopped
five cords of wood from the tree, split and
piled IL.
Eight coal kilns will be pot up iD Elmira
Antrim county, Mich, this spring. which
will make a market for large quantities Of
wood.
Since Port Townsend has been declare i
the port of entry for Puget sound, ". T.. a
m-house viii be erected there at cost
of $1,000.
II is reported that the 1hayer Lumber
Company is TO build a five-mlle logging rail
road, IN Missaukee county. Mich. the CON-
ing summer.
improvements in the Detroit Lumber
Company's mill at Menominee. Mich. have
been pushed so that n will be IN readiness for
operation April ].
At the Kirby Carpenter Company Camp,
No. Z, lately. a bear climbed on 10 tlse roof Of
the shanty, and partly broke through, TINS
being held prisoner until the cook killed II
with an AZ.
Al meeting Of the Minneapolis Board Of
Trade March =. a communication was read
from A. Logan. Of Portsmouth Mich. in
quiring for a site containing 10000 square
feet. on which 20 erect a saw mill.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

The findings Of the Hazen court martial
have been submitted 10 the Secretary of
War.
Secretary Bayard is suffering from
severe cold, causing appre tensions of pneu-
monia.
The municipal authorities of Paris voted
$4,000 for relief of wounded French sold
iers is Tonquin.
In the joint assembly AT Springfield Satur-
day eleven votes were cast. Morrison re
ceived ten, Logan one.
+. j. Dallas, Chief of the Dead Letter
Office, has voluntarily resigned. J. b. Baird,
of Georgia, viii be his successor.
The Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce
urges that an English cable he laid 10 Hong
Kong and Singapore and supply of torpedo
boats be provided at both ports.
II is rumored that Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee,
nephew of the late Robert T.. Lee, has re
signed the command of the military forces in
Virginia and has been offered "a prominent
Federal position
According TO the Chicago Price Current
the stock of pine yet standing in Michigan
can produce 40,Oo0,eo0Oo0 feet of lumber II
cut for that purpose. In eight years, there
fore, at the late average production of the
State, the pine viii have been used up.
Frederick ). Winston, President of the
MUTUAL l>lfe Insurance company, OF New
York, died Friday night In Fernandina, Fla,
whittier he had gone for his health. His
death was preceded by stroke of paralysis
lasting only few hours. Mr.. Winston was
regarded as the father of life insurance III
New York.
The War Department IL informed that the
Oklahoma boomers intended TO invade the
Indian Territory next Monday and march
directly to the Oklahoma lands. Gen.
Hatch telegraphed 10 day that Couch had
informed his followers they would not move
AT the time proposed. They are now at their
old camp aud number about POO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
THE BANG DISAPPEARING
An Atlanta Gal Paper Announcing the
Deeadence Of Feminine NoDstrosity.
ATLANTA QGaJ Constitutional

Atlanta lbat ttNn-fliutfNr.I
The decadence of the bang il announced
a matter Of such Importance cannot be
ignored. Ia ali ages the dressing Of the
hair has occupied the feminine mini 70 a
very large extent. TIE Talmud informs us
that Eve in the Garden Of Eden. a. tie
dswning Of the world. curled around ber
rosy Nngers the silken riBgiets that fell
upon her pearly shoulders when she OBJ
served the approach q Adam through the
trees. Even 81. Paul, in his powerful
.pistles, draws attention 70 the fact that
hair is the adornmenf Of a woman and
charm that she should glory in. Tsrquin
became ensmored Of Lucrsce when be so
her shimmeriug tressas k'ssing her bush
ing cheeks IS she bent over Ter spinning
wheel Espoleoa became IN 'atuated when
his eyes rested upon the raven coils o. u
sephine. j. view n the potent .hsrns
ATTACHED g "Only 3 Womsn's Hair"
the general pubiic VII be interested
in learning tbat bangs are oisap-
pesring from the f0rsh heads u tie fair
leaders - fashion. A few years ago .
Young lady without hangs voal6 have
been ss obsolete ss taree-ceB postage
e. ssksnce. as maea - ss if she sTresrs
IN dsshinE ierkV c1s Hn0s. Tie bang -
rus a. 8ete. Be hss s~ ref it= Fur pose.
sni nut 20. Tns new stviss srs tffe Ssr
stogs vsve sn1 ibe ftrerisn coll TIE Sar
s.ozs usve IS vfz-l "a e mod sei firm
q the custorn vhieh rrsvs led twenty i've
yesrs sr0, WREN ls3ies were went - rarf
ttsir hs.r IN iAe middle sad bring II down
ir tsco ssrni-circIss from ths cenfer r. tts<
forehesz. covering the esrs. a7d fastening
Il st tbs t.sck - fhs besa TIE new stYie
makes tse carve ttwrrf tsse tsex = she
bead begin at TIRE tsuEies. The eTect is r.
h-inV or rle sttraef ve fesfs~es - fss
face sn1 cenesal fa EiaE teressesrs sssd
e~easea teEpies- Tne tfrecisr c-I - =
sk8fal t~isf ng ~ the hair ~ tss bock of
tfs brad u hss very charming efecs-
sd makes = pretty usu.sz perfectly ire
essef-5s a-t.r-. $50 ~a.-es- 49, t--t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
HENDRICKS AND sYNUM.
The viee-President Denies Having
Mlsreprssented Matters.

MAssIssTos. March 2s.-hiee- President
Hendrickss attention "a night Was called 10
tie recently published report, Ia which be
was represented ~ have led Representative
Bynum 70 suppose that he would not urge
the appointment OF Aquilia Jones a. post
master al indianapolis. Hendricks replied
that he had made 10 statement 10 Bynum
that would authorize him 10 suppose that be
would not support Jones. When he handed
Jones's papers 10 the Postmsster-G General,
Bynum was present. and asked that decision
IN the matter might be postponed. few
days later he again met Bynum al the office
of the POstmaster-GensFal, and ia oOnvsf-
sation which then took place about this ap-
pointment, n did not occur 10 Hendricks
that he Was expected TO abandon Jones, nor
IN fact was II 50 expected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
WORK OF THE FLAMES.
OBSTRUCTIVE WORK YESTERDAY.
Nearly One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Destroyed ~ Boston and
Over One Million IN England.

AEw l0AE, March Z5.-Shortly after
O'Clock this evening nFs broke out Ia the
extensive lihogFaI he and printing eslab-
hshmeDt Of Schumacher A Etinger. ~ 10
Is Blocker street TIE building has front
age OF ~ feet on Blocker street. and nearly
100 feet on Mott street. The main portion
OF the building WRs i've stories high. Owing
10 the lnfiAmable nature of the contents Of
the building the flames spread with great
rapldlty, and the police headquarters build
ing and 81 BHrBabas chapel and house were
al one time IN great danger. After three
hours hard fighting the hremen finally sue
ceedod Ia getting the flames under control.
The loss, az far as can be ascertainod,
amount 10 $4,000 on stock and machinery.
and $4,000 on building. The stock il ia.
sured for SdO.0OO, and the building for nearly
the full amount OF the ioSs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
The LUMBER TRADE.
Indications OF Certain Revival OF the
Business.

Business.
The Aorthiresfera Ls.ntfraiaa Of last eSt-
urfisy contains tlls following
Indications Of q rexlss.l ln the lumber trade
throughout the North arc noW ~ pronounced
thai there can no Longer be any doubt COZ
ctruing II. Reports are n0aflA unanimous
tilai within tie pAsl Neek of Tea days there
has been great lHcfeass VI orders fOT
assorted yard stock. and that oousiderable
trading ln large blocks al primary polAls has
occurred, While inquiry and general interest
IL more manifest than q short time ag0. The
rise IN business n especially noteworthy
Ia thus city, al ~. Paul and Minneapolis, al
Saltwater, and IA the Saginaw valley lhest
indications show that the great Northwest A.
shaking on the sIup0r ~ Winter hIbrfnailsn.
even before ths frost has let - Us Gluten.
As q matter ~ fact the demand that has
been steadily rlsiag through March H. en-
urely healthy, without shadow 81 specUla
ton IN II, and wholly a. Necessity Il sup
ply the drain on stocks consequent on con
sumption.
Almost Unexpectedly 10 the mass Of deal
err IN lumber the building season has open
with activity visible M most Of the thriving
cities and towns Of the country. while the
promise l. good for the entire season. Add
ed 10 this there Il prospect of more Vlg0r
than last year ia rallnoad hulidlng Aua ina
pr0Yement. The lumber trade II already
feeling the benefit of a revival IA car build
my. the call for stuff for tins purpose having
steadily increased since mldwln.er Nothing
but a sudden coming OF period Of intense
speculation, that might grow out of a
great European HAf. can prevent a vast
amount of real estate improvement this
year, which would result ia large con
sumption OF lumber. Even II there should
be war, and high prices tor grain and other
farm products. II would stimulate agricul-
tural interests, promote Immigration and
the settlement of new lands. enc )urage rail
road extensions, and thus create great
rural and interior demand that have been
lacking for the past two yoars. 80 that What
might be lost ia urban Improvement would
be made up by a wider spread requirement
Whatever view may be taken of the future
II II certain that the season has been well be
gun, that the demand nov prevailing Dr. iegit-
innate and healthy, thai there n 40 reason 10
expect other than consumption Of lumber
this year fully equal 10 that of the years nm
medlately preceding, with probabilities
strong that II viii be greater. Add 10 this
view Of the situation that the tendency h. 10
a restricted mill output for the season 90
come, ana a conservative l-oing 01 the part
Of the manufacturers. anI the outlook D.
made TO appear brighter .4an for two years
pat.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

P,us. March e9 An official dispatch
from Cen. Briere o. lisie. dated March p
Wa received st the War ofiice to-day detail
inz further d.slstsr 90 tbe French forces
IN China The Chinese attacked the French
at i'ni and drove them from their ppsiti0u
With serious i0-s fhe French falling back
uuon ianEsdou pursued bv the Chinese. 4
datfrInlned stand was made at ianzsdon.
where tfe ieeir- errn7 vas reinforced by
Frearh rrnUs occupying taaf pIHce. aud a
de-laraIr battle Eas fought ot several hour =
our|uion. he French were finally compel
ed fo r.Hre frnm lan-sdon. leaving the
Chiaese la rnsafss'nu - the cify Gen.
Negriar uts fan zerauzlr wounded in the
chest. The tltal uumber killed and wound
ed very Naree
Fksrs. Nsreh - The news II Gen. Neg
rfers defect ard retreat from IanEson
can.aed rre4t excitement here to-lay A
ceraril ~ vrr wac he'd tlss afferrocn. hut
nof1irs IS snowu ef us ieihtrati. us. II f.
understood -Iat large hoiV ~ trcofz wiz
he af cuce dispatched 'o -einforCt neiisle
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
The Changs In Lamber Rates.

New NoEK, March Z5.-Oommlssloner Fink
has issued circular stating that I'm view OF
the fact that the revised east-bOund classiti-
cation takes effect April {. the change IN
lumber rates win take effect on that date
instead If April l. From April tO October
inclusive. the rates on eieventh-class llum
berl viii be on basis of thirty cents per
100 pounds. Chicago 70 New York. The
rates from all western points 10 B.}ston will
be iye cents higher than the rates from the
same points To New York.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
HOW COTTON BURNS.
The Careiessn~ss Of Those Who Handle the
Fieecy staple.

lAmericus GA Recorderl
"Mm. yum. | smell burnt cotton,v said
cotton buyer in front Of Toole, McGarren
& Tenders warehouse, several davs ago
Here it is" said another buyer. picking
mp handful Of scorched cotton which
was lying on the ground. There ia nc
fire in 1t though" he added. csrelesslv.
'How fast will cotton hurns- asked .
Recorder man, who was standing by.
1T will burn faster than anything
know Of" said the buyer. as he turned The
staple around in his hand and examined
il. Just - show you-here." and he picked
up a handful Of the clean cotton and hand
ed i 70 the reporter. "Now. wad that III
tight and put your cigar TO il. then hold il
up and put vour hands over IL 3"
The reporter did 50. The moment ths
cigar was applied the cotton caught. and
the fire began to sink down like a driII intc
the handful. BE closed his hands over il.
AMI in short time 4 became so bot that
be was unable.to hold IL Picking up an
other hand ful he wrapped il around the
FIRE. and holding Il tightly in both hands.
succeeded in crushing cut tha fire. a. h.
thought When IL was again opened
however. IL begaa 20 burn a hari a. ever.
1T i almost impossible - Yut the fire
out When once 2 catches cotton Tbs
closer bale is packed the faster it vii
hurn. r ion't spread ont ike anvthina
slse. bot barns 4 irectlv - fse center. ard
consumes the Inside ~ the bale first Ire
member once ID savannah on the wharf
when ! Fss bling some coFupresse3 bales.
thsf 81 ~ once boy veli- ~ 81 nle
sn8 look ~ a~cun3 7 saw 8ak
7 hsd Just ressed fell - pieces
snd faroes bezin - c1ae from f.
10 ~ god iuck the Ere got 49, rerf ~.
That baie prohab3v hsd been barn - =
crurie of rs En-h 71s ere rffen
burned - tv TIE picke-s srlo- DE is
fns fe1 s1i t=ffinE = srsrk drop frto
ctaa bsst - dumped into
tbe ~sz rns ttfl lst1 tse gin -h01se.
ani dos % 80 sfsrted before
nigkt sss - 90 any one r. o~s Il TIE
tcg1se = o1 fre snd harae1
Big 1r-s ws~al rnses ha f-n-
fi1uei ~s~e 1Ftsn c7aesi ~ csrs3@ss drew
ars. Wk5 Tnl1ke as fheV drive tie re4-
to8 - t3rn The ri1iasf kad - 4
sFark VII sir< into sa'e ani if nar fis-
c0veret wii hura t1oTssrts ~ delIars7
r1~ ~ -ftn THsf tnvers a.
TsTs carry ss rslch I1slrsaee a. t1ev eaa
so 1aers r ~ tel8ag wasz q tfg Ere -
- = - ~s.ors.e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

During the past few days We have re
ceivei q very large assortment ~ new
fabrics IN all the leading and most desis-
able sly les from the lowest price 10 the
most expensive Cnshmeres Satin Cash
meres, Satin BerlDers. New Plaids. Com.
oination suitings m novelty e@ects at
the following low prices Tor each pattern. I.
$500, S3.5i Ss00. 500. $500 s7.e0
$500, $500. $1,000 aud upward 10 the
most expensive.
SPKINo A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
CARPETS
$4,000.

OU Enfin Sfock y ifkoaf Rese-f
Piooes oh Saif For Casl 81 the L0sres
u Wholesale IgloeS
No wsndef our competitors are paf
alYzed. these prloes were never befon
gwen. The finest assortment the chosss
est patterns, the best makes, the largest
stock b select from. Ne guarantee sss
isfactlon.
Tapestry Brussels, SIC, Csc 75c.
Body brussels, 95e, 81. sll0. sl20
Nelvets, Sll0. sl.l5, Sl.25. sl.S5
Moquetie. Sl.25, si.35, Sls5
Ingrains, 2lc. 25c, Soo, abc l1c. 45c 5ac.
6lsc. 65c
LAcK CURTAINS, per pair, 75c 81, sl.25
$50, Sl75 and upward
MADRAS CURTAINS Ia pairs
Heavy DKAFERIEs Ia Plush Satin Tap
estries IN silk effects. Some of the most
beautiful. AL these goods vii positively
be sold al the most marveiousiy lou
prices. IN addition 20 a large assortment
of Rugs, Mats, Crumb Cloths. Oh Cloths.
Linoleums, Mattlngs. &c., &c. All those
who desire 10 avail themselves of tins an
preeedeuted sale viii please make slleir
selections ar early as possible IN order b.
have their rooms fitted and the carpets
ready 10 put down when desired
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

LONDON, March 29.-The great varsity
boat race between Oxford and Cambridge
was rowed here yesterday. Oxford winning
Dy two lengths. The race was witnessed by
large crowds. The weather was fine and
clear. wind light and favorable. and water
calm. The start was made at exactly l2:35,
and the race Was closely contested through
out. oxford was the favorite IN the betting,
N heavy odds
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
A RECEPTION TO ROSSA.
a Hero Made of the Distinguished
IRISH Oynamiter.

New YORK, March pa reception was
rendered at Chickering Hall this evening by
members of the Fenian Brotherhood to
O'Donovan Rosa. Patrick Nugent presided
and read telegram from Senator Riddle
berger regretting his inability to be present.
Addresses were delivered by General Z. +.
Millen. Rosa and Professor Mezeroff, of the
Chemists Brotherhood. The latter in the
course of his remarks said that he could
shake his fists at John Bull and tell him TO
mind his own business and they would
mind theirs lie claimed that
they had a right to fight for Ireland; that no
one had any right 10 instruct them rs what
weapons they should use If yon will give
the Fenians enough money, | will guarantee
TO free Ireland IN less than one year" A
resolution was adopted that on the coming
visit of the Prince of Wales to Ireland he
should be considered as an invader and spy
and be treated accordingly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

WAsHISGroS. March 29.-President Cleve-
land. accompanied BY his sister, and Mrs
Folsom, of Buffalo. attended church to-day
az the First Presbyterian Church. of which
DR.. Sunderland Is the pastor. The Presi-
dent. a few days ago, after consultation with
ms sister, selected pew in this church, and
paid quarters rent in advance. He
vail ia the future. II l. expected, attend DIR.
Sunderlaud's church regularly
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Fatal Shooting AHray.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 29.-John T.
Downey tonight shot and instantly killed
Joseph F. Burnett. The men had some diff
fculty in saloon and on reaching the street
the quarrel was renewed. Burnett rushed at
Downey with an open knife, when Downey
drew pistol and fired four shots, three of
which took effect. Both men were married.
Downey surrendered and was committed to
to Jail. The affair causes much excitement.
as il is the first case Of homicide for ears.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Judge Mackay,
Gen. Hazen's counsel during the recent
court martial. has applied to the Secretary
Of War for a copy of the findings of the
court before they are sent 10 the President
Judge Mackey clainSthat under army regu-
latIOns. an officer tried has right TO a copy,
80 that he may present an argument to the
supreme authority before final adjudication.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
A BIG FIRE IN BOSTON.
a Brilliant PYroiechnicaI Display in
the Heavens

Bosros, March 29.-At 2:50 a. N. fire broke
out in the large eurrying shop OF Wm. Quinn
& Co, on Longwood avenue, and in half an
hour the entire structure was in ruins. The
shop was four stories high, seventy five by
two hundred feet, and was filed with expen-
sive machinery and valuable stock. The
loss on the building and machinery is $780,
coo; on stock $4,000; probably insured.
During the fire quite severe snow storm
prevailed, and the reflection of light from
the falling snow colored the entire heavens
a brilliant crimson, illuminating the city so
that print could easily be read a mile
away from the fire. Thousands arose from
their beds and enjoyed the grand sight from
the windows and roofs dwelling house
three hundred feet distant was hot that
the hand could not be held upon the sides or
roof Besides the other stock. a thousand
gallon tank ON the ground floor containing
1000 gallons of best New Foundland cod oil
was ruined.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
q MiIlIon-OolIar Fire.

LONDON, March 29.-Price's oil mills. a
short distance below Woolwich. covering
twelve acres of ground, were completely
destroyed by fire to-day. AT the time of
writing this dispatch the fire is still burning
fiercely, and enveiops every part of the
immense mills. Thousands of people are
watching the fire from the river banks and
other positions, and the river u full oi
vessels containing spectators. The flames
can be seen for many miles. The loss will
exceed = | 0f0UD
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Our DAILY Sales

Are perfectly wonderful. the large IN
crease Of our business surprises all
People VISIT our establishment from
every section Of our State. Letters come
pouring IN upon us 10y every mai, not
only from our own State bat from differ
ent sections of our Union. for the cheap
goods.
VISIT g. our store will dispsl ali
thoughts of hard times Such scenes 81
activity have never been Witnessed IN our
city. Everybody made happy by the low
prices prevailing IN every department of
our establishment
SPRINe a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
The Anneer to Confer Again,

LONDON, March 29.-After the conference
on Friday the Ameer of Afghanistan took
his departure from Rawul Pindi. He had
reached Musjid when he was intercepted by
a telegram from Earl Dufferin summouing
him TO return nj once, as matters of the
most urgent character demanded a renewal
Of the conference. The Ameer accordingly
started back to Rawul PIndi, where he will
arrive on Monday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
He Only Smiled.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Posimaster Gen
eral Villas called at the White House yester-
day forenoon. He discussed the question of
Postmaster PearsOn's successor with the
President and remarked blandly that If
there we're no Democrats left IN New York
Who would take the postmastership that be
knew several in Wisconsin who would be
glad to get the appointment. The President
smiled but made no answer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Mems and Boys Cheap Cgofhs-Casss-
meres, Kentucky Jeans, Doesl,.H Jeans
CoffOH0des. Rte, Rte.
An immense stock 81 ali these goods ss
the lowest and most wonderful low prices.
SPRINo A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

NEWPORT, r. l., March PA joint
special committee of the City Council and
committee representing the School Board
have invited President Cleveland TO visit
Newport and attend one or more meetings
Of the American Institute of Instruction dur
ing its annual session here in July.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

BosToS, March 29.-Deputy United States
Marshal Gallup arrested Capt. q. c. Parker
Winthrop yesterday. on the charge of having
purposely wrecked his brig, Mary Celeste, on
a coral reef of Hayti. January 3. The yes
sel was insured for 300, and the arrest is
made on account OF the insurance companies
on testimony of the mate.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Colic in Spain,

MADRID, March 29.-During the past
twenty -four hours fifteen persons have died
from collie at San Felipe de Jativa, in the
Province of Valencia. This has given rise
TO reports throughout the Province that
the cholera is epidemic, and the people are
panic stricken in consequence.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Hanlan Beaten.

SrDSKT. y. 5. W. March 29.-The rowing
match between Hanlan and Beach. the Aus
tralian, vas rOwed yesterday and vas won by
the latter. who finished six lengths in ad-
vance Of Hanlan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Cation Wins.

ST THoMss. March 29.-The Cation Gal
lagher billiard match, eight-inch balk line.
500 points. for $3.50 side. began here at ;
yesterday morning. The score Was: Cation.
so: Gallagher. 6S7