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Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-28
EARM FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE. 1o0 ACRES for S4,3O0, one-half cash, situa. LOU ted within miles of the borough Of Winsted Ct. junction of Hartford & Conn. W. R. R. with Naugatuck R. R.; will keep 20 cows and pair of horses by hay cut on the farm moving done by machine, buildings frst-class. House two story with L newly painted, spring water brought by pipe t. the premises. Send for circular. o. H. RAYDEN'S AGENCY, W. Winsted, Conn. ia13
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-28
FOR RENT,

"A A few good houses in the borough and flu Wl::.l nished cottages at the shore.
 illA WALTER 4. MAIN,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-28

NAA At less than value, or would be exchanges :s for a smaller place, one of the most desirabl AesA cottage residences in the city; Il rooms, al modern conveniences in perfect order with large 10 of ground. Inquire at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, a9Mf Opposite F. O.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

Detroit Free Press There - some
Lope Ga the paEt ~ sne Col1sers atlses that
r Gordon l. alive lie may be rescued b.
salisbury and brought u England ~ Dc
assd as q campaign document" against
GlatsJoue.
Ns~ Yosk sun Ind Dsul- We tsndeF
oar CORDIAL congratulations 10 the Hoa-
Hubert .. Thompson. Under other
names. be ~as yesterday appointed -
TIE President 10 eontFOl tie New York
Custom House.
I.oseI Journal Fuller thinks the
Greenbaekers of Michigan would be very
ft.5lish a. kiek against fusion If he does
get fat Office, and very fOohsh Dot 70
kick Il he doesn't. ProsIdent Cleveland
Wlu probably pat nancamus GA the
kick b. giving Fuller a place.
New York World Dem The new
aDpointments vail DC reserved with entire
Satisfaction by the Magwump support
ers of President Cleveland. IL they
strengthen the Democracy IN the State Il
vii not be because of any enthusiasm
they excite IN the ranks Of the party.
New York Times Mugwumpl: The
President has made Mr.. Hedden Collector
~ the Port II New York This puts up
0n Mr.. hedden the task Of Iustlfying the
appointment. Ii - uOt one which Justl-
lies Itself IL Is al appointment which
xili be criticised more severely than any
other the President has made, FOR II II not
naturally and e0nspicuously ht, BY one
requiring explanation, elucidation, and
even EXCUSES and palhatiOn. Into the
most important office, outside Of the
Cabinet. which the President has been
called upon 20 till be has pat a man not
Only almost unknown 10 the business
community Of this city. and absolutely
unheard 0f outside OF New York, but, 81
Far a. he Is known, a man who represents
Mr.. Hubart O. Thompson and nothing
else
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
wlLLFuL MISS souclcAuLT.
she Declared she would Marry Mr.. Pitt
and She Dit.

philadelphia Special
A carriage rusaed up - the entrance OF
the Continental Hotel to-day, and a beau
tiful bruDette accompanied by well-built,
handsome young man stepped into IL and
were driven - the Broad street station.
That couple" said the clerk, have
been here three days. They were were
married ia New York Tuesday. The lady
was Miss Beatrice Boucicia ult, daughter
OF Dion Boacicault and Agnes Robertson"
John Boswell Pittman, the young man
whom Miss Boucicault married without
the consent OF her father. is citizen OF
Boston and = graduate of Harvard. He Is
quite wealthy. Last winter ne met Miss
Boucicault and the acquaintance ripened
into affection Ia about one week the low
ers were parted The young lady
accompanied her father On his theat-
ricai tour aud Mr.. Pittman went
back u Boston. The separation only
increased their love. aud lively cor
respoudence wAs kept up. When the
Boncicault company was playing here,
Two weeks ago. Mr.. Pittman wrote that be
wanted 20 marry her at once. The young
lady sent back a prompt answer that she
was ready II her fathers consent could lie
obtained Mr.. Boucicault objected wholly
on the ground Of the slight knowledgs
which the young people had Of each other,
aud refused consent announcing this decis-
ion IA New YORK last Monday Dight. Tues
iay, while ne was az the Park Theatre i'm
breoNyn reheersiug, Mr.. Pittman and
Miss Brucicauit were married in ST.
Georges Church. Mr Boucicault was in
formed OF their maria. - at dinner. He re-
fused to believe IL till the certificate was
shown him. Mrs. Pittmsn, who is his fa-
vorite child, soon kissed him into good
humor. and the dinner party proved to he
"a merry one. Mrs. Pittman is twenty
years ~ age anl is slightly lame. She has
never been on the stage. She is beautiful
snd accomplished, and bears striking re
semblance - her mother, Agnes Robert
son.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up "a Towel
rack in any office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
Ell, per month, S1.5O.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl00.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted. per month, 75c.
For those who wish to patronize us.
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by us and are Of
superior quality.
Any business man viii at once see the
convenienc and cheapness SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

thAA sssr Is = pretty aPpafs1t tnst
sbs correspondent knc@ shst lie sas
srstsnx abs.szf. al taa' tie 81. k1o~s
il. Tie Ss.s - ssFs fastL4lll - TIE Al
ns.aiatf atioE. bat q lgsss little fuE, and
I'LL not Always sacnhes both truth sad
tie love u fsIn - tiss peace q even ses-
fetAry Bayaf1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
CENTRAL PATTERN SHOP

Drawings. Patterns Models and Lizhs Ma
chinery Machine Frames and General Job work
uTarinss carefully execuf~i snd eoFies made -
The hiue print process
Mechanics Block. corner Iouis and CsEnps1 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

iaa President has appointed . man
aamed Hayes to be Chief Justice ~ the
-apreme Court la fiaho. Nov how the
Nsx YORK Sea. vil pa& DIRT aud bello~
Mentionng tAs name ~ llayes Ia the
presence ~ ths san Is ike flirting a red
haz al . ball
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
The PETITIONER.
How a Missouri Candidate Cot the BETTER
Of Senator Cockrell.

How a It--nurt Candidate fsot tho Beffef
Of Senator Cockreu.
Washington HatchetI
Senator Cockrell, Of Missouri, u undoubt-
edly the most thoroughly bored with Office
seekers OF any man IN public life. re is
houudsi at every step BY men who want
places. Missouri seems 20 have msrshaled
al of her place hunters and sent them 10
Washington on one day. The senator IL
- besieged az she Capitol that be stays AZ
home every night 20 get rest Bat they
hunt him up aud present their little peti-
tious by the hundred.
a sx-foot bruiser from way back" en
tered bis house the other evening. he vas
one ~ Cockrell's constituents. but no sooner
dii he set eyes upon him than be made up
bis mind 70 indorse hin.
81 am = canii4'te FOR postmaster is our
Ettle town." said the Mssourian. pulling
forth his petition. and I want you 70 IN
dorss ne and taks my petition q the Post
master-Gsnersi.
Senator Cockrsll took the petition and
ran his eyes over e. as matter of form.
then iaid it down. 0var BY his constitaent,
as much az - say "f'm done with it. tsk-
Il up"
Have . -ixsr.r said tba Ssustor. hand
ink the Constituent = box ~ 6ve-centsrs.
on take ooupls.r ne insisted. his friend
being on his feet ready 10 leave.
The tail aud l.nk fellow took In she sit
uston. sat down. inqBired for mstch.
ht his cigar, put his feet upon another
chair. isened back, and complac=ntiy in
quiref
Senator. have yos saoth~r hox ~
-igars7''
" You csnt snaoks but two Fl xars - once.
can rsas'
W. ono a enough, BINS I'm = great
smoker. sni propose to sit here and sr'o e
until get an sos.rer from You about that
pafitienr
The senator bit hfs cigar in two. took
ap a zen. signed the petitiou. s~d ssfi
81 Iaa~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

The train lessile 81 B. m connecif 81 White
which hAs palaos Driving Room sisepins
Coaches from Chicago o. New fuIk Hua Boston
without change.
pla,-su Ialx.fiE one hpur fof diuueri with Flse
New lork Exgress uIl Mhln Lane.
Through flcAcis sna berthe ln .aeiiing zach
can be securei ~ Union Ticket Once hi Mouro
strt-t and Depot.
All trains vii run hy srh meridian time ~1aoh
IL ~ nliuuias slower uiiln NtsruIf uuls
j. ~. MChtAhhl. ten All
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
PHlLBRlcK & BLAKE.

Rszi E@rs- md Lev lrfoes
Rs.al STARE s1r sala sud to -ens- Mc1ev iaanef
Rsrts --iserf@s M prs,Ee4t y i-sfed ser os -
s.snr n -.4@r1affa rse-~ p1~n fnura1 Air-r 4
d .sd a. Nrrr~a srr-es.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
Michigan Central.
LnI.n.I. IarlI.. uINIAllln !

-Hl'%llltf CAR hititftitrls
Pacific Txprees daily. Balance tr1ius daiis
except Sundays.
The Detroit ftpress ieaYinR hi tif .. rsach
ing ths; city ~ ID - q. a.. NeR lprt 1919 a. m
and kDetaT "a b. nezt dag.
Throngh tickeis fm all poIutf and sieeIiins
berfhs may be procured ~ mon JlCkst Ofhoe
corner Monroe and OttawB stfeett eu0 ~ Jnlor
Depot
J. ]. SCHULTZ Gent Ar 81 Monrosiss
(fEo W. MUNson ilrlaa kseuf- tlfs
Is HAWEKs Iickef Agent Depss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

WHas Use North Carolina Legislature
appropriated $1,000 for the benefit u
disabled Confederate it vas estimated
that the claimants would number Do
tween eight hundred snd one thousaad
bul sbe pension hll bad a stimulating
effect. and already 3.000 applicants have
been beard from. a total ~ 400 beng
confidently expected
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
Chicago 8 Wesl Miohlgan.

All trains arrive and aefsHrf FROM Union Depot
DEPART
Mai for Ialela and Chicago flfs m
faei KIP 80 fuf hicfNa n H m
Expragss FOR Muskrron f4l' BAL
fVeuing Erpr@e fpf flicsro lNaN pu
fIprs-s for Bir hsiads and Baldwin 70
Mail fof hig EafHdf afld naifvIn .ia g. m
hfiiliAH g.
Night - press from ifla1,leu 3 a. m
f1press from Muskefru fli ia
Mai from Chicago aud nues egpn 9 q. g.
Fxprsss from ielefo tsi m
fasf tspress from hicsra and hHf tll D. m
t1prs-ss from E,g Rapias aud baldwin 80 if s. n
Mai from 1879 kaIadf and llsidT in f.lt b.
'baily. fDaily eTcepf ~uudHs
Jhroufh c,stciet g. Chicago aId Toledo ou
Ais q. train
Through Tsrlor oar fo ChicsRo ou 0a o. ul.
train. NJ extra charge fof seafs
IhruuRi. Pullman sieefir.g nua eirsrh Tor
Chicago pr i14N D.. ~. frHln.
Z lose cvunrciiouf uHde 81 Baldwin fof i.uds
iugfpf and Maniafes-.
Union hckef DfBce 81 Monroe etrfss
,. IS. MULLEN fsan Msi sffnf.
J. n. CARPENTER GeH , i'ass agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

All kinds OF Dress Goods. Silks, Shawls,
Cloaks, Velvets, Brocades, Satins, Cash
meres. etc, reduced TO n point beyond
all competition. SPRING * COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

TIE Burtdiua-on Mefsiiic Dress 4 nffar 49,
awarded the xoid rne-iaI AZ the New Cslssrs ex-
posiflop Az other sTerrn~ fn s1istr1ra. -haf
rssrr.rf ffffrQ f--~e ~sfl - 30 VINE sf~aat
Porter Block pric-~ ~ ~-if 'te tin-- N-a.
lrsseefre
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

a r-eaf ~1sh f-r ice cress snd sods rster
a. Mills 3 iarey's Pharmscv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

IHEHE aust De- some reason Tor The
remarkable Increase in female sueides
lately Committing suiride b. drown
ing has been the issst resort Of unf0rtun-
ats women Coz many years. But a this
time a nauiber of women u respectablhty
and position are taking their hyes for
causes unknown o. the world Phiioso-
piers should come 10 tho front and en-
tighten us A. to the cause of this ten
dency.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
Detroit. Grand Haven a Milwaukss

fDally. sundhat excepted. "litAtt
fasss,iasert tski1g the - q. tn. tkintes fleks
close oonnecfioIs af oVps-s fOi ls-bnii.f aud al
Detroit FOR he~ York. srf1slnH there al ivAy a. Ia
the follow ina morning
Nisyht Express l.as iooal eeeplne As beirsst h.
Grand kaIaqA
Tnis ls tbe ouly line Running lAfuitsd tSpies<
l.sxine tsre al t.xf 4. IA. viii hlosa3lnt iAf a.
Detroit makl4e dfssat connections Tor al lsoinU
last arr siIle 81 New YORK b. ga tle follow ine
evening
PsrloT Carr on mail trains bod eset eDd ~s@t
The train leaving az i04a D.. m VII MAKE direct
connection with Milwaukee ftss'ielf daily esoeit
sunday.
Ti,rough tlckeis sea.lrs,i ai ID q n. n orfi0s
sVs-. hais. block aud III the depot.
H. POTTER l4f4 f's.rs Agent
GEO IS itFINI Irathc MaIlA.s,-f tiics.so.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

Rupture. pile tumor. d-tllIsp
and All Diseases ~ sha i1-ver hs7vel- fsx~ert
cancer, rsdfcaiiY cured. send io cents IN
stamrs FOR book address, WorIds De-
reraary Medical Association $50 Main street.
H1Gsio. y r.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
ChaS. ID. Rose
ssllff civ slIAn Dfsiss. SIOk
INC eos RfpAlklkG WORKS

Ofaoe s. kant ssTesl AID North IT hn sc
slssss hFiase- Aosi side.
tx-I@ks s.sas ~.al ti.as- .na gs.u san sss
uaoess-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

IHz masona &C berlin d. not oelsse
that half car Is better than 10 bread,
a.d eouse.. ..asafly 1000 II them are Idle.
MAakls hss goa hss yeaFs ia the psni-
tesnary bat t Ioeant sesm u be
enough lie - gong o. keep up tho hzut
The / democratic xreed Is progefOiaL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
RAILROAD TINE TABLES
Grand Rapids a Indiana

9iS'Aia tran hat rbaif car tnf tlslnust4.
kA1 A. az train isf n ossifuu sloei'ef ioi IN
CiAnati
aud tise N h IL ag ttti l..ui- sna las.Ats cl'sue
o.sunectou a. Ht A1ns via fisi.iaai wanna iii.e
fof New ora and raais'IA ftuillfl
hslan41s,o fai Battle rt.k darksi. lietfsitf aisd
+ana.ilaL l,,sinia arriving llssfnsii ~ ~ ii-iA-
Ghro0eb ucketf ana flii liif,iialstisil es.il te
haa h., oalllng ulon A Almgulet Iichr' Agent st
n..s,sd az oD y ~ Muassili tnte iissei heuit
b, Munros Stfea e. l.. lAK hMuDD.
(san laas AID Al Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

THr Ner York rsees having pnb-
lishei several contradictions - tbe .iis-
Datrh -s she ln. raceu8Y partially ~e-
,rgslu,e,i n tlis col1ms. couenng
differences between tl,e President and
ssecretsrv Ravaoi snd snnnE them one
fr,,m Secrnta-v Tamsr sts san reriies
that eFf Mr.. Lamar esnla learn the name
~ the author N fhe Information he eou-
lra.iicts. he spuid open hrs syes Eider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT IN GOOD ORDER

The annual State inspection muster of the
Tho regiment left Its arinory, at Forty fith-st and
Broadway. at 2:i5 p. IN. and with beating drums and
flying flags, marched to Thirty fourth-st. and Fourth
ave. where the inspection took place In spite OF the
hot weather the troops were In heavy marching order
but they their weigy guns and knapsacks with
checrfuness which argued wen for their prowess In the
field. The commanding officer was Lieutenant Colonel
Hsman Dowd, and his adj tant Arthur Schermer-
horn. Inspeetor-General Philip Briggs was assisted IN
his work OF examining the arms uniforms and belts OF
the troops by Assistant Inspector Thomas A. Mcrath
The result Of the Inspection entirely satisfactory.
Among the officers who present Brigadier
General william G. Ward Of the st Brigade; Colonel
echcrmerhorn; Major Jewc,t Captain Webb. Captaln,
Townsend, and Captain Earle, OF the I'd Battery or
the field and staff officers six present and four
absent, and OF the eleven officers
were present Only 1855 of tine 607 constituting
the regiment absent. The whole Inspection oc.
upisd three hours and by 545 o'clock every man had
returned 70 the armory hot and tired but conteutcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
A STORY or GAY ASDADAMs.


II recalls my mind very funny story heard In n
party OF last night, retailing a rcpartee
which Clay made dinner table there I'm response
Joke upon him attempted by JOHN quincy Agaus. IL
vas. aid the Congressman at the dinner given To the
American .'omm. after the conclusion OF the
treaty Henry Clay toli me the story himself. He
Table aud Immediately OF Tosite him sitting John
Quincy Adams. SIR. Adams seldom made u Joke and
when he and spoke as follows about Mr. Clay there
man In the party more asioundei than Clay.
said MIR Adams, We have Mt last finished the ness
which called ia THIS convention. and glad OF H.
Not that relations have not been pleasant. but
part think T. TO the interest Of himself aud family that
he should 20 Because, gentlemen, the hotel
nj which both stop there Is "A serving maid. Young
rosy and fair look upon This fair girl met By
Mr. Clag this morning just IN TIVE hall outside my roo M
ana al .tluctly heard him offer her franc piece
for single kiss from her cherry lips. Like scod girl
she scorned bis oef tore herself from his embracing
arIn= and down the hall
The assault uner pccied that Clay bushcd 20
his temples and for moment NJ loss Tor leply.
IA John quincy Adams was closing. however he noted
All times full OF water, and kept him constantly
busy mopping up the tears While the attention OF the
table ~ diplomats directed a Mr.. Clay he pulled
ont hls handkerchief and wiped his with "a sgnin
cant imitation Of Mr.. Adams's gesture He then slowly
rose and said. he looked mp and d0wnthe table, and
dn.lly nxef his wonderful orbs Mr. Adams's face:
What the gentle 'an opposite me has said Is all true. IL
true that the girl very beautiful And IL Is true
that her lips very tempting Ia The story Of my
failure Ia pick the cherries II also far goes
the Nhoo OF the story has not been told did offer
the maiden I'VE francs Tor kiss. hut a. attempted
t,ke N she sprang from and ind gnantly
claimed DO you think that am ich a fool give
tou k-s for hye francs, when I've refused that old gen
across mo ha, VINO mas offered me twenty with
tears IN his eyes
and for several days would not speak 10 Clay. Clay,
nnyeysr went Ia him and saving he had been
dun bounded by Adamss remark, and that the
because IL contained more or truth than fancy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
SEA BATHING TO REDUCE ONES SIZE.


al thought only a few men were up to the
man laughed scornfuly. when a lady makes up her
mind TO battle every in the year. he said nothing
can stand her of. I've seen men who would come here
on col mornings undress and walk TO the waters edge,
hut the minute to uched their toes back and get
into their clothes again Not with 1omen. When
short Of tidal will stop them. Here comes the
daisy bather of the lot I've seen that girl here
when it cold that to even look ut the water used
to give Inc the shakes"
Tie daisy bather particularly neat looking and
blooming. She not more than five minutes In the
bath hodse before emerging In the regulation costume
Unlike the majority OF her SEX she made no expert
mental OF the temperature OF the water but plunged
In boldly and struck out like mermaid. The bath man
looked adniringy on.
Amt she too nice for anythingl he said. Just get
on to her style. No squawk about her. but
business all the time Now some OF these girls
la.lygag about the sands for ten minutes
they do strike At they yell so you could most
hear them at Acatraz. Then they go further than
their knees and to hear them talk afterward you'd think
they had TO Black Point and were most drowned
on the way. Now what do you think first induced that
lady to battle all the time For the pure love OF 1t; no.
dieting exercise and medicine, but nothing would take
her down. At last she dropped bathing and II
fetched her She IL nice and slim now though plump
enough but when she came here first she fat
butter ball Wish all the fat ladies In the city would
have her courage. and winter business would he
worth something The bay the place for them TO slim
down 10. Good morning, Miss did you have nice dip
TO day ~
The fair bather bowed an assent and a. she stepped
bri. ky srd the reporter concluded that unless
the morning bcesteak OF unusual proportions, the
rest OF her family would go on short rations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
HARVESTING THE SRA WBERRY CROP.
HlLflLn. LIZ sftkr 10 Ths lhtfdno IrihlLu.

Several thousand women and girls from this
city aud vicinity have found temporary employment In
tic immense strawberry patches Of Anne Arundel and
adjacent counties Anne Arundel one OF the most noted
yberry crop Maryland and virginiais estimated
by the millions Of quarts Much Of this fruit is shipped to
tie West and Chicago gets share OF the finest Of tho
Anne Arundel berries The berries only thrive we'll In
sandy loan soil OF the large
I'm MARYLAND 800 or GOO plckers are employed Straw
pay their very we'll The lasts
for about four weeks. The heavy rains OF last week.
hnvsycr did considerable damage. In OF the
lower counties plants washed by the
tho berries beaten on and spoiled IN the sand The
scenes the strawberry patches when the hundreds OF
nk.r. are at work resembles the OdfashioBcd planta-
non scenes In tho South when tho cotton IL being
nIcked Down the patches on the Eastern Shore
neninsua where mostly darkcs do the picking the air
\, filled with campmeeting melodies the little boxes
on with green leaves. On the upper farms near
Baltimore, whore the pickers white women girls,
and children, the scenes are no less merry. The
checked maidens their calico dresses aud great
hnnnss or mammoth straw hats look bewitching They,
too sing they work and regae their threats with tho
iuIce " tho berries while they pick In tho evenings
out shutdown long lines Of wagons Med with the fair
railing over the county bridge and down the dusty
10 inc city. The faster the teams the louder and
,nerrier tile pckers shout and sing, and though their
earnings limited to from 80 10 rs day they
s happy heresses with millions Ia draw upon. Sails
bury Nd the Eastern Shore IL the principal shipping
p,n for that section. At this OF the year the
whole redolent OF the fragrant strawberries All
ay long abcI the depot wagons carts and vehicles OF
every description including the old time oxcarts crowd
aud psh aud ostle To get 10 tho freight platform and
unload From NOrfork, Va, and Salisbury shipped
the berries for Eastern markets.