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New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
New 11nbliraiions.
TATNTOR's GUIDE BOOKS.
Describe al cites Towns and stations on the Routes.

DeScrlOc
TIJusTRATED WITH MAPS AND W0ODCUTS.
For sale a ncws-stands. Price - cents each ,
CITY OF NEW.Y0Kk.-COntaning descriptions OF ana
, reetlons for Visiting the Public Budings ETC. new
street Directory Travellers directory and Map OF New
work brooklyn Jersey city. HoDokeny etc. -
GIDsON RIVER ROU UrE-Newf YORK 10 nest Point
Caskl Albany, Troy Saratoga springs Lake
Ceorge Champlsn. Adrondacks Montreal and quebec
fill and Adirondack Mountain resorts.
SARATO0A ii LUSTRATED.-The Visitors Guide 10
Saratoga Sp ings with maps and woodcutA
SARATOGA MIN ERAL WATERS--Drectons for their
. uso by Dr. w, o. Stillman, OF Saratoga springs
\ sE1 SIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast. -
I NORTHERN RESORTs.-Bost0n to the White Mountains
lake Mem hres gOg. Green Mountains Lako CbanplAin
Ordensburg Montreal and Quebec.
PFNNsYLVANIA COAL REGIONS.-New.York and
Phadeuha TO EastOn, Bethlehem. Delaware Water Cap
Mauch Chunk, Scranton Harrisburg, WLiiamsport aud
ERiE RAILWAY RoUTE.-Nsw;Y York 70 ithaca wat.
kns C3isn Rochester Dnnkrk Buffalo Chautauqua Lake
and Niaxara rails, via krie Rail way and branches .
NEW-YORk 10 SARATOGA, BUFFALO. CHADTAu
Ola LAKE AND NIAGARA FALLS--Via New York
THE NEwPoRT RoUTF.-New-York to Boston. wa
Newport and Fail river With descriptions OF Newport aud
NccnISSTcT11Ur RIVER RoUTE.-Sew-York to the
white Mountain via n. Y. and n H. and Connecticut
River r. X. ...x.. ,,.-r,,,o,y .~,,,
WASHINGTON: -.
TAINTOR BROTHERS. MERRILL & CO..
is and 20 Astor place. New-York.
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P0OR'S MANUAL OF RAILROADS
For 1895.

The 18Th Annual number oi this standard Work containing
fnl and detliled rspoft- Hallway the country
stocks Bonds Debts Interest and dividends paid Drecot'
and officers financial and general In
formation 100 pages 80 mays Now ready Price -. in
cluding delivery. Apply 70
uY & u. W POOR 20 Wa.st.
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THE NEW LINE
,5ru vopv phil snffPUIA NORFOLK, OLD POrET

NEW YORK PHILA pELPHIA, NORFOLK. OLD PorET
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. .-...
8 HOURS PAST THAN ANY orhEk koI IE.
The New YORK. Philadelphia Norfolk RAILROAD ompaHy
now Fast bay and Nirht Express between New os
ami cape Charles Trains NewYok via Pennsvvln.1
Rsilrod 500 a. M wcektsys and y daily ariiy ng od
Point 1mfort 55 D. week days and ~, D. NJ d1y Soc'
folt no and OIL Seepnxcars through FROM NeT'
York Cape charles ard Parlcr car from Phaophs VIII
o hsuss seats and slcping oef Ms o1
be secured Tie ct Oco OF the Pennsyyana ~ roa
company X. n. COOKE. Gen'i Pass sas Freight ASelt
IL W. DUNNE. Superintendent -
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NOOK'S TOURIST TICKET OFFJCE.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Juno 2. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT rRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newiork VIA Dcsbrosses and
Ferries fOlOws
Harrisburg Pittsburg and tho West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, n M, o. 7 ard D. m. daily. YORK
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at A. IN. every day
Wilamsport Lock Haven, Sp Cory and Erie nc
the oil Regions
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washington
Express Pullman PaTor Cars daily except Sunday 10
arrive Washington 400 D. IN, regular a and
$40 m- ]. $40 and and ~ night SUNDAY 6;l5 A
M. $40 and y p. and II night
For Atlantic city except sunday with through earl o. m
For Cape May except sunday. y. NJ
Long ranch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
wa halfway anu Amboy Al :lD aud A. nl, ~ noon,
SlO go iAnt, ei.l 4:lo and I;S, p m on SUNDAY,
4l3 . q. M and m. ido not stop at Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk. via New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad $40 a. week days and \ IN. every
day; via Baltimore and Bay Line S:40 p. week days
Boats Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains at
Jersey CITY, anoing speedy and direct transfer ior
Brooklyn travel. = - 80.
65S p M daily washington and Baltimore 500.
A. M, l,2O go, $780, D;20 and 1905 o. Sunday,
e;2I a m, $40 9;2o. 1000 F. m; From Phadelphia
$50 b.so, 500. 900. 7:2o $50 800 9S5 lo0S IN,
and 30 night Sunday 800 500. 7;0j. 5OJ ll31
$40, $40, sos, 9;20 1856. 1905 p IN
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WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
qrsius leave Grand Central Depot vA New-Ha-en p.'a
road daily, except 6unnAy,
At q Dus In = ewport A. l2s5O n
At8a m. Due In Newport ~ $50 p "a
(Drawine-room WEXFORD Juncuon1
Al p M ppe In Newport as 7i20 3 NJ. e,.--
e. Newport Express" drawtnsToom WoktoRU otso
boat LAndangl
DAILY
At IL m Duo In Hewport At $40 q
pespInxcsr 70 wsqk fofd ssea1e0sf & l6nT1 su>s
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DROVIDENCE LINE

ii foR SOVs DENCE AND -
ALL NORTHERN NEW. ENGLAND FoiNIS
Pleasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAlNS
Elegant steamers ~
RHODE ISLAND and AcHUoEIt,S ~, leave leave rom ricf
y foot Warren-st, at m DAILY Sunasy.
Longest WATER KoUIEfuli nights r.st Mhite mona a
tain Train with parl0r leaves steamers landing Proyl-
cence through 10 Fabyans without change
Tickets and tateroo9s can 9s seeafei N foIh AZ
vay Windsor Fifth Avenne Astor House. Grand Central
Cosmopolitan els-320 Bowcry. IN Bfookyn al J5t
Washington I30 Fulton SITS, ana az fer 70 " X send
TO Box 3.0ll for Summer Excursion Book - -.
- A. "A Passenger Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R

roSE oNSEEWSETsEY ~ GENTEAL ~ dsP 2IyIsIvoys YvSs
y sFEcT NSFTU IHsE IyEM ss
a%s!aHRslFS Il 5 4 & s1f iS 9 5Ss 5
pee como WdSAS S a. % @ 2SS ann
ccHessnat I at coianba-avs Mansyunf consho,
DnxWTSGkooM c%its on all Day Trains andsLEEPISa
Rsi@nng lssys fHI Hi "a DrLenA Ninth Green .t,
sS S y So % go T. oS @ S TrS Ssa ana Sg e
at 5:Io SEQ. 300 1880 m. 1000 $780, $50 500 D. N,
For TOR HAVEN PEAGE aGPE "a and pnILrrsBuRe Penn.
For %itLfA%sPr92sT sySsyRY Iig LiEwIsBURo AMI
rS r@AhfH2s GIG az 5 fs i5 T. % & o & 80 o
rsl sS GEabNS 36 s 70 Ss sansy; & At 's mn Loo s o
81 5:;o, 9, 5tS, 1890 i2o9 p n .ao sundays $50 p M
ES For Sh1HT2S o ana S % Sf g. Zoo ss m
rdT dD9 3Ri lT ST6 St5 3 Sap -J sundays at 'Sop
FOR IhMAQTh At 100 7'i5 s'i5 m, loo $780, s'i5 io
forSRE aaLEnEM ALLEN rows md MAUcm cHgSK nIJS1s
400 ZOO. S45 lO9 l30. 345 o:Ao D. sunday
Ters Asfo oS az 10 100 st5 a m. Loo lsso s;i5 a9'
r as 7SR RIptp Iso scpd.y'4 az 4os @ i5 g. 'SD MI
For Plrm INGroN 700. s:,5 a NJ. 100 $780, 400. i3)
For q 800 500 20 ea s' aS sS'@ ,l5S &
60 756 7.so, s:i5 1880 D. m sundays 400 soOh m.
rgr 's AS y S Os az sS go , ls
go a. so sSnSsy sSo S se S S ~ 9 % 300 s m so@
For sG GoSe s9a sR%HtG ssa @ ScAN GROVE, So nga q
$50 go 5i2 sts s ,D0 sTSbAYs except Ocean Grovoa a
rs soS SaEEhobnss s Fl iSo & a t9sg 9 m $780, 400 SOD
Pm, ,KEwooD. TOMS RIVI' A1a SARNEoAras 400.
745TsiimSIiG 745 E. M 1ii CITY VINELAND AMI BRIDGEroN
81" SGW-JEnsFY SOUTHERN VISION
From Pier No 3, North RIVER via sandy Hook.
ror HfGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT aud LONG BRACNH.
43o. 900 lloo a. M. loo S45. 4;Se s'So m sundays
For ELBERoN. AsBURY PARE OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH, POINT PLEASASf, &C, 'oo' Ai'os
Ri leS Srie s4l tin ls2 80 sooA MT 81, ss
Tdgr LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER BARNEGAT. 4:Soh M
rsfets & ' PsSsarsd q, foot LOeTtyst; rieG To
st,awsy $50 757 and 749 Gthave. Ryingtonst: To-
- IL and li5 Greenwich ST; 1853 2OS East lZothst;
~ S29 Eowery and principal hotels New York city
In grooklyn at no court-s; iO7 Broadwayi siS $50
~ 2io o79 Manhattanave. In Hoboken 25i Wash
inrtonst n. Y Transfer Company Will call for and checx
% * * "WooTrEN g. q. HANCOCK.
j. r. c.nera Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
II p gALDWIN. O. r. p Agt. ll9 Liberty-st. n. X.
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEw.YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Til Rou1;H PU LLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERS MirnOUI
Change BEIwE NEw-YoRK ANDsr LAM hENCh
RIVt n on train leaving Jay-st Newfork az o:zo y. NJ
" w., aSd st bI5 y M FuIton-st. Brockyn 4t5 m Re-
tnrniuc steamer St. Lawrence leaves Aie1anssa Bay
,o T,gy leaves 500 a west S-o
a M; Irookyn ss25 a M Night tram runs dAiy
MILLS UiLDING. a, ,xnFEsQy
Aew-lork. ~ AM n y N|nnk
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Gam Schools.
COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

NOLUMDIA COLLEGE LAW SCHUUL.
Tho twenty eighth annual term of this institution viii
meace on the MONDAY Of October 1885. at the Law
scloo, Building IN 40h-st, between 4th and Madison
rves north side. and win continue until june 1885
The course study embraces two years and designed TO
rive full and instruction in the principles and
fice Of the law For catalogues &c, address above
THEODORE W. DWIGHT Warden &C.
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ADAMS MIxiso COMPANY,

MINlN0
as9 BROADWAY NEW wYonk. Avg II 1850 s r
~ Cents Per Share being Fifteen Thousand Dollars
tslbO0O will payable 20 the stockholders Of record on
and after 1850 at the oce or the
Farmers and Trust Co. Nos. 20 and "a wiam-st'
New.l ork Ct,y. -. .., -.
open she olst
THOMAS ADAMS, JAMES ~
Presdenk Secretary
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Gieamtoais an0 ilailrca0s.

LBANY BOATS-"People's Line.n-DREW
~ ard DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier 81, North River
foot OF Canalst every week day a connecting with
aponts North aud West frcignt received until time OF de-
paIture
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l Broadway. corner Warron.st- New York
Railway and steamship Tickets all the lowest
rates Excursion Tickets for summer Travel reduced
rates. send for pamphlet
Tickets be sent by mail Address
THOS COOK son, 26l Broadway. New York.
Boston. 1917 Washingtonst Chicago. 100 Dearb0rn.st.
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Danrng ataoemies.
Dlpi0en0 Notices.

ihh i''A' AND FAULT NEW.YcRk July - iss5:
coupons due August /, 1885, of the First
~ Mortga,,c Division Bonds Of this company
will paid that date half IN cash and one
half IN scrip with tho funding plan adopted
December 10 1884 presentation at the Mercane Trust
Company. l2O broadway O. H. SAL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Fireman Conner LFach Narro~r Is
eapss bsiag Crushed % Death

Fireman Conaor LYach earro~lf IS
eapss Dsing Crushed 60 Death
AZ I0.so sesIs1,las a4ssrniug 81 tie secel1
section ~ freizbl Ealn u1l49er fosrteel
"a lae a. ~ 4 r1a1 saaas through Fier-4n
the engine Aazall uulliser 5i strleA o.
llll &as t1n9ea fr.n tae tr.cz. The elgl
neef. ttls Al5ress. alld head 1razsIl.alss
Chasls- HasselI lslo ..ls l4 the eat. allped
sh1a tas slgils .eft lae rfsea ADD escaped
lu11rt lha arsilan. Coll.ir LgIeh, ss
haes ID tas l7Lisr al tls l4le. ihe engineer
gaued al llm telling s.m lo lllal,
tat aletner he .uulI .ed or
AGA ues Alo~n. ihe engine
fsn clear ~ ootn tracks aili
leeI 8LL t. Lle felce aA1 tne teldsf sas
larlea partly over Lyueh ~ss foand
crushed into the sfound andeT corner ~
tae tellef. sllch lag acrpss hls breast and
covered slln coal and lumber "a e sas re-
.easel ~ 8 fes minutes .tuu Aas able -
Nalk back ~ the cab.ose- hs so made a.
comfortable al possible tnroagn the after
lool aud Ca las evening sas orolght ~ th1
city ald taken Io ~ Mark- Home. Dr-
Johnson attended ham ana SAID THAI, 81
though IIs breast 80. badly bruised both
OUTSIDE ana internally, De dld n1t8 tAinz
taat tna uIurI-- we're ttngerul. and be- viii
probably be- able to oe 9at lu fs~ days lis
home - with lir llDtttrfs Hi4u Fl Is sldos aLll
hives ia " FomIna township. Jl-t outside tie
city Hs II u year old aud bias been on The
road a. brakeman and rreman for tne past
I've years.
fha tram did not stop 80 Pler-0n and
Engineer Andrexs says bee sa- ruunlu.
about a. 30 "a miles per hour. A. he passed
ths depot he -aN some cattle Ou tAs track al
toe south end ~ tbe yar3 and a man driving
them % lie shut ot steam and SUPPOSED
the cattle we're oul of the way. bat the COW
zMch "a. sliled cama from behind a box
ear and stepped on the traek directly ~
front of the engine Just a. DO reached the
switch 40 the south eud of the side track
She came 0u fgom the left side and he did
NOT see her, and lnu told differently sup
posed that a misplaced switch had caused the
accident. The train consisted Of eighteen
ear. of lumber az OF hich left the tracs
aud Were badly wrecked. Engine Numbei
U. with Wrecking car va, seui
from tins clty and the track Wa'
cleared 80 that the TRAN
was brought through, arriving here 40
o'clock last night. Railroad men who ART
acquainted with Lynch say that they do no
think that be jumped from the engine
They sag he j. a perfect stranger 10 fear anS
ca > former occasion when hi- nglne threw
OFT drive wheel and he was told to jump, h'
grabbed the brake on the tender and hel.
on until be stopped q train.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

TIE whole c0untrY Is ou the tip-toe ~ ez-
.ifemert hecsnee of the expected 8dvsut ~
the greet eshihitor. vho appears here with
hrs combined eyhihinons Thursday June lS
The one nu-f frequent overheard remark
about tn. lsreaf tereus1Eh Show - that BE-
uever lsirerfi-es Things which 81 dives not
ure-ent lf sd large. cuwpiete and safis-
EtrfurF FRAT fs rrprrfetpr does rot feei 9nv
r-,.ine snf nnwhsiesurna stretching cf the
frnfn nera-ea-r. tie eitrarfi-es exscfiv what
ha carr sni irsz sEtirff end feels Chat be-
-nnnnf afrrI a- evaggerate. lhe Uuhhc
generally rHra .earHra tnl- flrf and rIace
tse rnoaf irfr'ci -aisuce 'n every PROMISE
~ makes ha ~ nnf vaut ans ore to
believe in hiu unless M tezfF7es t aud be-
faeis shat nfz aonest ~rurse fu thr Eazt has
f,rp .nora En- eetsnhsn tIss. ne0u'e conn
fenre barn. era Vin 'r aim tte srreis-
rrr rf .trnfhfr. lavarffeer' fhnn All tIe
r1aur strange wonders re has had fne -co'f
fortune ee unfold .c e ieIirhtei Tord O.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Mss Hui8sh HasaId y. Ter ef kfesLsg
lzaforls4 ali 11lteF 8 -setlrt il L1l Au4se
81 r. lhgrc1 a. llscaas sse1l1.g tlzs leth
INST -etGuz f,,rLh tbs oo11lt2on An1 aallls
of tbs Cn5ue-e Ia Iahf9rLta. giving irs11s ~
hsr eKperseuce a. . Missionary Sluo1g ths11
for ti.s p-ast Io ssars Her htlle dza.hteE
all IT, preseuI h fsll ChlLsse costume Al
admission fae ~ d. oeuts wll bs asze1
tas proeee5s a. oe u-od - TIE Laesss al1
cos.iets ~ rcps.lriLz tae clafcn Mrs. 1slsr
i, al Interesting stszker sl1 81 ~ho ave
her q hearing Ill eIlot a rich Les-t
Detrolt mixed paint- ana eolors IL paste
form az Poek'7 Dr1@ store
Draperles srtlstlcally made AZ, aud hung
Is al artist. sno thoroughly understands
Tie business
Florentine and India silks 81 Nelson. Nat
ter s. Cos.
Try Peck's Germsu Cologne. equal 10 tha
imported Farina, Sl.50 yer pant, loc per o.,
az Peeks Drug Store.
Nhy not say yes love and bus me d glass oi
Ice Cream soda, AZ Mills Lacey Phai-
macy.
Surgical instruments. Peck's Drug Store.
Nee line OF fancy shirts. Geo. " dc
Jonge. North Division Street. Porter
Block
Tooth and nail brushes. the largest stocl
in town 10 select from, al Peck Drus
Store.
Fancy soaps At Peck's Drug Store, 10
+ kinds 10 select from.
+ Choice Table Claretz AT Mills a Lacey
Pharmacy.
/ Pure M, al Wines and Liquors al Mill
F K Lacey's Pharmacy.
Artistic Draperies at Nelson, Matter 4
I Co. =.
+ Trusses. a large stock and the most al
/ proved kinds. al Peck Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
Saturday s Courts.

CmcuIr- Charles c. Harrison ct al ".
Margaret \. MessmOre. Garnlshee of |. r..
MessmOre. garnishment Defendant OBJ
Jected 70 this cause being tired on the ground
that the principal cause has been transferred
10 the United States Court, and therefore
this court has no jurisdiction. Objection
sustained.
OFFICE BUsINEss-AmRsa b. Watson ct al,
complainants. ". the Grand Rapids Veneer
and Panel Company. Foreclosure bill filed.
SUPERIoR-E Eleanor I. Sherman vi. Thomas
T. sherman. In chancery. Decree of di-
vorce granted complainant. Maggie COT
Tin ". Jerome ID. Coffin. In chancery. Mo
ton to dissolve injunction and for allmOny
argued and motion TO dissolve injunction
granted. and motion for alimony denied.
Orrin y Moon ~. Minnie ;. Moon. IN chan
Gerry. Decree of divorce granted complain
ant.
William Burke, drunk. Paid
Charles Kelly and +. I. Mcclure,
Keeping saloons open after hours. Paid
S2S.35 each. Frank 5. Davis and Nathan
Meeker, same offense. Adjourned until
June !.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Charles Percy. the rapist. was accompanied
% his home on Earl street by Deputy Sheriff
Libby, on Saturday. for the purpose OF Sc
curing his sife's permission 70 mortgage
Mrs. Percy refused 70 allow heE husband TO
darken Der door and when he eudeavored To
enter she broke a blackng brush over his
head and gave him battle generally. Think
ing Percy was getting the worst of the fight
the officer took MS man aud retreated. The
mortgage was not obtained. II is quite evi-
dent Mrs. Percy does not wish 20 share in
the unenvahle reputation her husband Is
securing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
DENoUNcEs THE CHARGE.
4 Clergyman Refutes a Vile Slander
Made Against His Diocese.

4 Clergyman Refutes a Vile Slander
Made Against His Diocese.
Rev \. Burford has the following 70 say
concerning weekly contemporary, which
has started out in flaming red, and wlth
special references to IT. last weeks leader.
cannot understand Why a certain type OF
newspapers. desirOus OF obtaining nOtOrlety
n nothing else. presume- 10 publish sensa-
tiOnal articles A Breezy and startling article
appeared ia a weekly paper OF this city
charging that the Episcopal diocese OF West
ern Nichlgan was guilty Of renting property
ia this city ~ a house Of prostitution. The
breezy paper should have hesltated long
time before making such IA statement-Or
rather should not have jumped az 80 unjust
and undeserved an imputatlon. The house
OF Spring street came into the possession Oi
the diocese by the foreclosure of a mortgage
but Wa sold more than year and a halt
ago. and i- ia no sense whatever the property
of the Episcopal church. 1 would mach pre-
fer that this refutation of vile slandel
should appear ia your columns, ana II L
hoped that the newspaper which was thus
guilty of trying To becloud an hOnOred churct
will make the amend honorable. Nou'
verrOns.
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

AZ Satin urlays meeting IF the Ladies
Literary clah the Committee on Science and
Eiucahou furnished che following articles
tFunEi and Iicheus. written rsuer.
III story Of Glass Making Sketch ~
Modern Greece History Of the ClT
DTveli iers riano solo vas gwen. Next
saturday. HISTORY A. tre West side club
tha e. 1muiftee on ~cisn O. and Edncanou
gave fhe following programme. Recent
Ceoloricsu Changes i'm ~ esteru Michigan
'tirmhiids- legend ~ the Cloi-fsr.
Stories fr1ru Vigil love aud peeth -
pi,o. History report M xt Saturday
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
NOT EASILY SATISFIED.
Fasiidious Young Men Who Would
Fain Have the World.

aStldlouS Young Men VINO "outd
Fain Have the World.
The average reporter for the daily press
work. about fourteen hours per day. II he
Il wearing out his Faber upon a morning
paper his work begins between / and ,
o'cl0ck in the afternoon and leaves OFT be
tween and the next morning. oh, yes,
the SIT. j. an easy one-all that Is required Is
70 travel forty one miles and three furlongs
every DAY. interview from twelve 20 sixty
men climb and descend a hundred stair
Ways. write manuscript enough 10 hl three
columns OF sold type and then
read the proofs of the same Charles
Hamln Of the Tunes. and George Locke
and Harry VANITY, of the Democrat, each did
the work depicted by the above, or its
equivalent, Saturday night and Sunday
morning. Yesterday morning at o clock,
iu-t a. their days work was completed,
one Of the lads learned there was good swim
Ing at Reeds Lake. he held up two spread
fingers before his companions and they
tWigged IN an instant 'Havs Mt had bath
m a year" said the two IN chorus. Nor |. y
said the wiley seducer: not even IN a wash
tub" Tia ing no bathing suits, and fearing
% venture into the unsalted sea after day
break. least they might be taken for savages
by the local police and arrested, the boys de
terrnined 20 visit the lake NJ once. They
hung their coats and shOes-nO stockings in
the party-upon cudgels over their shoulders
and took the middle OF the road for a morn
iug'- walk 70 the Lake. Their yearly ab
suffice Il TO say the three returned 10 the city
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock looking
happy. and as bright "a new dollars fresh
from the mint.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
~ ne ssAkeaeN STAKE



NEAsaa. ~. June ll-fhe treg1le slth
tas orakeaen o1 tie b-aneers s. tt.lo lEal-
aoa2 a.sa ars an s geBsrsl strlks. r. n.'t I'd.
4eoogEl ~ sage. oal -impls TIE fooaeuon
~ Ehe forces "a trelsuf lrsl1s- ite se-eral
reaactlon xls alals - removing r1e troDt
brakeman ~ ssers freight uau dr-wu -
u.ogul engles. Esarts sere mzas ~ seu1
oat tF.las ~lt1 TO oraArilzB- tue brake
ulsB claim tlaI the State l-e re4alres ole
nau f3r vyery reu ca-s. Mogal engines
a-aalit draS thirsE ears " ben
tfsg -a@ blt lso me4 would te re-
4lifel o. manage g Lrala IS refusal 90, ula1~
T. ~ o1l. and The trains asre kept 81 q
stand stlIi Au atlemet - officials - send
Gas q LraIl resulted in ihe urakemen con
.re-atlDZ. l4llug rae pans. cutting tle tram
lu Ten 4r tzeise parl. a01 threatening ~
.urie- - persons t}ne 0rneisi dres q re-
s0iyer and threatened ~ shoot, and Tor 4
time 10 looked as though q riQt sas nnunl
neat Iao headers " TIE strike were
arrested aud placed ia prl-on, bat Nefe
soon released b. advice 0t tile company =
attorney. FOR frar that their confinement
aould Read o. greater excitement and fur
ther Jr0u0le. Tie conductors refused - 80
0lt ~lthout thelr regular crews, and thu-
another obstacle Was met. and number oI
extra trains were held. Late in the night a
small tram va sent 0ut. There are about
40 Drakemeu here and ali are determined
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
Crlminallv Assaulted.

As Maggie Huiting, domestic at the
Clarendon Hotel. was on her way to visit her
sister, who resides at PIG Fifth street, on
Friday evening last. he was assaulted by an
unknown brute. She met the stranger on
the Bridge street bridge and allowed him to
accompany her. and when upon Fifth street
he persuaded her they were only on Third
street. and they walked two blocks TO
Seventh. Here her would seducer forced
her into Sisson & Lilly's lumber yard and at
tempted 10 violate her person. Mrs. James
W. Crumrine and lady friend. who were
out walking. heard the girls Outcries and
went to her assistance. As they arrived the
villain lied and there Is no clue to his iden-
tltv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

Owen swretf. t'e rorl edisn. q to sppear
Ia ihis eiry NondsG fres.isg and We'd mes
lav evening". june ~ w and - ~ him
tse New FORK N~r says
"t.ren Fswcett shared the hono-s with
Bcucicault. bringing fo}re into prominence
nv r.ever fct1DE. The force ~ hahlt rs-
-r7fet ov -ee slipping ~ tre vfne zia=z. and
t-e =rstHu srarf % answer tre reIl rreu tra
irusv 1rfnz r-e gentlemen was 8e.iearelr
dome N- FsVreff wa q member ~ tna
nIuu ~s1na7e rnn-rauv f'r crr s-.ferr Is
rar-C.i 11fhcHt tfsan EerztiD1 ninzeIf F-
reefsiiF Mrn.isv nlzhfs revelation srrr=
Ttsf -eed artg- ear 81 vhen he ref- q
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15

At the meeting Of the Board Of Public
grades were adopted. North aveuue from
Sweet - Cedar street. Fourth street. from
Front to stocking street iFinney street.
from Wealthy to Waterloo street ana Benson
street. Contracts were let a. follows Piers
frr the Sixth street bridge 20 J. W0lson. for
: tH@thf quarry street sewer. to A. heus for
Vernon streets. to kloote and DE Brnyne for
$50
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
CHlLOReN'S DAY.

Exercises by the Sunday School Chill
dren Of Division Street Church.
Yesterday was children's day in the NJ. +.
churches of this city, and the evening ser
vices az the Division Street Church were de-
voted 20 the children. The house at an early
hour was crowded 10 its utmost capacity 10
listen TO the evenings program. The ex-
ercises consisted OF music by the choir and
by the sunday school children. recitations
and dialogues BY pupils. and general re-
view Of scriptural facts learned BY the
school The children acquitted themselves
with credit. and the evening was decided
success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-15
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