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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
eoAF Gus sENEFlT.
WuIArd Brigeeua. the PoPoi&r Actor ~iA
Fr~ssat ka.xeseae toF ne aeasflt
~ the - ssh-ta >enE.

TAe o-Wasa-ia-Noug eab has arranged
tor a. eatsFtsla aaaeat to be giysn danhg lee
regatta JalF l-th 81 shi,a iiu-s Eas.Es8
Will D. braasal eut unier ileir auspices.
ll.s talented yoaag aeter Willard tir.gi.am
sustaining tle .sahas E.ari- III coueerss-
uon with last gsalieman yesterday i was
learned lha. lhs P-ay bad never beea p-o-
iaaed in tAls aty silaeash since oetenef
3 l,l7-tae date II Us initial Performance
90 lss seen many lous rams g, The pfuti pal
theatres iH lhis aul other lo4Dlr.es.
IA i, . larlic4i comedy Nlil Is cast of teu
peop.e and PLAYS aooa. tso holn and 8
quarter Tie nr=t alt s set ai orstaa
Green ou the border af scotland. 3 Fiace
made famous in history bg lls runaway
matches The last leo acts are iu a gentle
man drawing IoaM ia London. The
pieIlresq ue COS -ume gi ihe -colCbman 4ia
Ihus be- seen mingled wul tle latest
pattern oi The eocknry lhe 4ailor IL that
prodigy of EngIishman ~ 3 Gilbert .
man ~ ilo has written yards of ans plays
aud never made failure. la tne versatility
oi his muse be Is entitled 90 the name our
Modern ~hakrsprTe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
The Lencue Social.

About $50 ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
the elegant refreshments and listened to the
well arranged programme al the Fountain
St Baptist Church last evening. The even-
ing was not warm enough TO be a typical
social evening. bat it was probably more
enips aole on that account. The Baptist
B'sigo a church paper edited by Miss Susie
Goodrich and Will Gay, was read The
paper consisted Of four or five short stories.
contributed by members of the League. and
a column headed "Chestnuts Miss Horn
sang two solos and Miss Edith Cav and
Miss Emma L0omis sang duet. The re-
freshments were served in one Of the back
parlors
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
CARPETINGS.

Brussels, Yelvets, Moquettes,
Administers. lngralns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, Portieres,
Curtain-poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps. under the
charge of Mrs. L. a. Hodges,
in connection with our Store,
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custo-
mers.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment. and all persons who
are desirous Ct making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description. and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of merchandise 10 he
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands Of letters are re-
ceived weekly from al over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express.
People who have never tried
this way Of making purchases
viii be surprised at Tins salts
factory manner Of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

QHeen Nictpria's recent visit to Liverpool
cost that city $4,000.
Dr. Zukertort, the chess PLAYER. has gone
back to Europe lie takes very li,tle glory
with him.
Count Herbert Bismarck isin poor health,
and IS going 90 try an English watering
place this summer.
Miss. f. r. Scudmore. well known at
Washington as a newspaper correspondent,
has started on "a summer ifIp 20 Norway 90
see the midnight sun.
Miss Mathilde Cot-ellv. besides being
leading lady in the McCauli Opera Com
pauv. has assumed tie duties Of stage
manager for the summer.
Agnt Betsy Mckay celebrated the hun
dredth anniversary ~ her birthday at
Tavlorsvi Ie. Ky. recently. She saw the
first steamboat 90 down the Ohio uyer iu
1871.
Tho Countess IsuatieT is said % be the
most ambitions anil energetic woman iu
Europe -ae played the part of a queen al
toustannnorIe and once dreamed Of wear
ing cr1Vn.
Chang. tbe famous Chinese giant. has
gone hHrE Oh Clus. if IS ss5d f9r the pur-
pose OF selecting bride among the beauties
of fhe Celestial kingdom who Will be
worthy of bis tame au4 stature
The Khan ol Khiva IS s'1d7ins the sub-
'ert uf SILK culture and manufacture. ld
has projected s. visit Cd Lyons. Geneva and
81 NHsu tar lis purpose While making bis
Erau.en tonr fhe Khan viii also visit
Paris Berlin and Vienna
Arenihald Forbes 8ss ha5 twelve or fho
meis.s bestowed 1pou h.m hr EeUpean
Princes for ilsIing gs.saed vsior strarg ~
E.faer Nifh gsHi chain f.r neck.aae for
"a Mrt-s s r.te.eIart
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
OUR FoLks.

Miss Emily Morgan is iu Chicago.
" c Dewey Is al Grand Haven on basi-
ness.
Chicago.
Viii Gas returned from trip b. Chicago
Yesterday.
Miss Annie Henfe has returned from a
visit with friends in Muskesou
X f. Morse. late OF This city, intends
Locating al Sioux Falls, Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cochran. of Tara.
Ont, are visiting Mr. and Mrs A. Yere1
Miss Allie Heath, OF Jeiierson-ave is
spending a few DAYS With friends al Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Walters and daughter.
Ida May, viii return home 10 loleio to-
day.
d Rondolph. proprietor of the Ken
sington Hotel, Harbor Springs, is in the
city.
J. II Penny went north yesterday morn
ing. lie will spend the summer al Old
Mission.
Mrs. Lockwood. of Kalamazoo, is the
guest OF Col. Thos. W. Fletcher and wife, OF
2O5 Ottawa-st
Mrs. J. X. Snook aud sister passed through
the city yesterday. They were on their
way to Hart.
Robert Innes reached home last evening
aitersan absence of five or six weeks in the
mining districts of the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 2. Carmon, Of school
craft, were in the city yesterday. visiting
their daughter Mrs Col. Wells.
A s White. Henry ;. Fralick, F. W.
Hine and Geo. NJ Leonard leave for Detroit
today To witness the Detroit-Chicsgo series
of games.
Mrs. David Potter, Mr. and Mrs. +. L.
Barnes, and Mrs l. + Lambert and son
are visiting in ChareyOiX where they wlu
remain all summer.
d. 5. Gilmore. salesman for Cu-tiss, Dun
ton q Co, will leave July l tor his home in
Brooklyn, y. Y, for short visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr and AIRS W c. Whipple. Of Brieh-
ton, o.. are visiting their uncle aud aunt
| Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Greene The young
couple are on their wedding trip.
Colonel Messmore has taken Horace
Greeley's advice and gone West" lie may
/ locate there permanently. that is if he finds
/ the Westerners are in want of stump
/ speaker
| Rev Father Ladislas Tyszkiewicz of Sar
Antonio Texas, stopped IN this city yester
! day on his way 10 his home in Poland tC
! take possession of the property recently
/ left 10 him there.
Miss Lila Sigh returned Yesterday from
a two weeks visit with relatives IN Chicago
/ She was accompanied by her cousin, Mis-
/ Sadie Srandart. of Chicago who Will re
/ main in the city for a few weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Fonrth of Jul, Enthn.ia.ts.

Another meeting Of citizens was held last
night at Sweets Hotel to arrange for the
proper observance OF the national holiday.
Mai. g. b. Wright was chosen temporary
chairman and VIII A. Innes secretary. The
matter was generally discussed and il was
decided 10 celebrate the event on Saturday,
July 3. The committee appointed 10 can
vass among the merchants and manutactur-
ers reported the prevaience of good feeling
and "A general desire tn subscribe literally.
Another meeting Will be held at Sweets
this evening. at which time committees
will be appointed and general programme
arringed All patriotic citizens are request
ed 10 be present at O'CLOCK this evening as
the matter must he pushed at once. as the
time is necessarily short.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

4 very funny incident is told of the re-
cent Semi Centennial celebration Al Lansing.
4 well known Lansing gentleman was oc-
cupving a seat in the legislature Hall near
the Speaker desk when Madam Debbiier
Clemeif the New York vocalist was sing
ing Beautiful Michigan Her costume
was white. her dress cut very low in the
neck aud her dress waist sleeveless. Her
wardrobe attracted the attention II the
lansing gentleman four wears -o.d girl and
a. she pulled AZ his coat sleeve. she whisp-
erel loud enough t0 boz heard even by the
primna donna Saw paya. why don't She
dress herself She ought io be ashamed to be-
here before ali these men in her night
d
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Charles Robinson and George Ferguson.
two ten-year-old boys, were brought up in
Police Court yesterday charged with driving
away John Goldsmith's horse and buggy,
on the night previous Mr. Goldsmith in
formed tho court that he had been given to
understand that the defendants We're youn <
men. As they were only children he would
not prosecute, and the court discharged the
Youngsters
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Another Aiaba.tine Company

The purchase Of The capital stock Of the
Alabastine Company. a corporation with
officers and stockholders in New York and
mills in this city. is being negotiated FOR by
certain local parties, which. If fconsummaied
will be on a friendly footing with other
alabastne and wall finish companies here.
The capital stock of the company is $50 coo
and Mr. Taylor of New YORK, one of the
principal stockholders. Is in the city in the
interest of H.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

4. r. SNinefOrd, nominated and con-
firmed As Governor Of Alaska, was charged
with the appropriation of State money
while a. New Orleans. the Attorney General
practically confirming that charge. Has
this been satisfactorily explained? If il has
the people are entitled TO the facts. iii
has not why is Mr.. Swineiord established
in an office of influence and trust?-R Rockford
Reqisfcr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Store Ynnr Gnn,l.-

The Security Storage Company Is a new
enterprise that has just been started IN this
city az Nos 10 and j. Huron 81. lt Is Just
what all metropolitan cities have. and what
Srand Rapids need--a safe and trustv
place where people can have their house
hold and other goods stored. insured and
taken care of and receipts given for goods
stored. See It's advertisement in another
column.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

The proposition 10 start another daily
newspaper ia Detroit causes surprise and
remark. fit had been said Of Grand Rap
ids OF Jackson, no one would have noticed
it. Bat what does Detroit want Of another
daily paper Maybe 1t isn't Detroit that
wants it.-Aariou Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

This Persian mission, al least, ought
never 10 be filled again. The United States
needs a Minister Resident and Consul Gen
eral in Persia rather less than Alr. Crowley,
the rising young chimpanzee of the Central
Park, needs first folio Snakespeare.-Aev
Inr. Nll.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
THE NOVA SCOTIA ELECTION

ne NOVA SEQ "A ELEC ION
As remarked 10 the dispatches III the
TELEGRAM HERALD. yesterday, the dis
tinct Issue Of secession from the Domin-
iOn % Canada was raised 10 the election
Just held aud the result was a decided
victory for the advocates Of separation.
Ever since ths Act OF Confederation went
inso effect, in 1867, i. has been necessary
for the Dominion to exercise no little
effort ia order to arrest tue disiutegrating
forces az work among the ill-consorted
provinces. Nova Scotians offset 10 the
Inequalities of taxes levied on them for
internal improvements. thousand miles
away. and from which they receive no
benefits. They are not dependent on the
inland provinces and are not III sympathy
with a large proportion Of the citizens OF
the Dominion. "A has been stated in
these columns before, the legal right OF
secession on the part Of any OF the mem
bers Of the Canadian Confederation is
questioned and undoubtedly IA appeal to
the Westminster Parliament viii be the
first move toward a dissolution oi union
with the Dominion. The result may be
watched with interest b. the people OF
the United States for tine reason that,
siugu.arly enough. the Nova Sc0tIans are
extremely friendly TO this country, 50
much So that recent dispatch asserts
that two-thiris oi the inhabitants favor
joining this Republic The separation
from the Dominion may require years,
bat ths leaven ~ indsDen lercs tha, has
bsgua 20 work Is likely, 10 the end. to
work ont the tal. fact ci Independence.
What wi.l follow Independence Is mat
ter for oouisc.ure oniy.
It is not often thai dukes and dnchesses
make themselves % much practical use
% the world. nut the Duke CHARLES
THEoDoREo ~ Bay iria. assis ed by bis wife,
has within .he past two months treated
more than one Thousand eye patients aud
performed l33 surgical operations. The
Dnke IS 5 cousin of MAMMALIAN H.,
father e the unf0rtunats King LUDwI1
who has j1st committed suiclde The
Ducaess. wbo ably assists him, is so in-
'ants 0f Portugal
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Tfi. fssf 4 worthy rf attention for tba
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
HOW Hannened.

A great many State papers are very I'M
geniiemanly IN their allusIons 10 the
croOked-eyed statesman of Oshkosh" Now
this is all wrong-tO twit man on his
personal appearance Colonel BOuck says
that his eve got crooked in trying to watch
the Republican pariy.-Ost0sh Northeastern
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
HE WAS TAKEN IN
A Kent County Farmer In
vests n Wheat
TIE CAPITAL CEt!L CO or LANSING.
The Story Tcla oJ a. lanocent Granger
The Bohemian Oat Scheme Cn-
Ger Rev Name Warrants
issued Tor arrests.

"Good morning farmer How would
wolid ssl Er SO blsAei vas
tile question pF1soandsd 10 jacob Roth
iarmsr ia ihe township Of Gaine. lhe
oaer day oy a passing stranger. - bile be
Was iu the leld cl.-ivalus hls Spring corn
crop Tie question al hrst staggered ihe
granger but be canshthis breath sufficiently
to answer "Goo1 col. man. yes That's
the Kind ot wheat 90 raise. I would Ike
some of it and after considerable eonver-
sau0u bsrsain wa, struck and in exchange
Tor his notes Tor SIS the FARMER received
certain documents aud pledges from tAe
Capital Cereal Company Ar Roth thus
tells The story Was out ia the field
working last Saturday when TWO
gentlemen rolr up To the fence
aud engaged me ia conversation about
new wheat they we're dispOsIng OF one
Of the men was ABOUT op wears OF age. aud
the other perhaps nfieeA years Younger.
They drove une tea,a, sart ot a cross
between sorrci ana a chestnut aud
appeared 90 be- perfect gentlemen. They
SAID they would sell ine from i've 10 twenty
oushels-nO more, no less-at SO busht
and agree 20 buy back from the first crop
double tie number Of bushels
purchased, at the same price
per pushed. The balance Of the crop they
would sell for me al the same price. reserv-
ing thirty y-tlree and one third OF the sum
for their commission. Ii sold 10 Others
would De forced 10 take the same market
4 price a. quoted on common wheat The
men seemed honest, yet / was inclined 70
doubt them, when the elder of the two
/ raised his hand and turning his
/ face upward said, j swear 10
/ God that all tell you is
( true as God is my Judge and / hope to
never see the sun 90 down tonight If
/ utter 10 YOU an untruthful word This
/ settled all my doubts and | agreed to take
| five bushels of the wheat / WAS somew hat
/ reluctant about signing my name 10 the
note they produced but they showed me
the bond OF the company for the faithful
carrying ont of their contracts They
! pointed 10 the seal on il and
told me il was the seal of the State. and
that If what he represented was not true
they would not dare TO use it. then made
out two notes at their request and dictaiion,
! one for 500 and the other for So. The
| former they said went to the State and the
! latter 10 their company. | had no suspi-
ciOn of anything being wrong until my
wife came home and then she told me |
had been swinded | hunted the men
| up and asked them 10 return the
notes. but they refused saving that they had
been sent on 10 the company"
Roth came 10 this CITY yesterday and ex-
planned the situation 10 Prosecuting AttOr-
ney Carroll, producing the following bond
of the corporation and also what IS known
as By Law No. IL" of the company, the
documents reading as follows:
incorporated under the Laws of Michigan.
No. " gs.
Capital stock. 100000.
! Principal Office, Lansing Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
They Combine IN PniladeIp phis.

New York is considerably torn up, so 10
speak. over the question of whether the
girls who clerk in stores are saleswomen or
salesladies. We don't what they are in
New York, bat in this town they are both.
PHILADELPHIA Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Dante is the subject TO be discussed at
the Concord school of philosophy Con-
sidering the location of the divine com
edy' il is a rather peculiar topic Tor the hot
weather-Bay City Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

We trust that no class OF society will be
offended IL We express the hope that the
-me viii come when trousers that bag al
Springfield Union.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

The Grand Rapids TElEeRAN HrRslD
claims an increase of 255 regular subscribers
for last week. ltis lively. newsy paper. a
credit 70 Grand Rapids, and IS surely get
ting % Tie ront.-N..rango nlnl-LLnan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

status Of the Indian war. General Miles
remains sangulne ami the Apaches remain
saugulue0us.- Chicago JaraaL
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

There was Pan Electric investigation
Committee once. Where Is thar COMMITTEES
now -Arie York World
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

When Mrs l. b. HATEs learned that
Mrs. GHoTsR CLEvELsSD drank cham
pagre az ths w-dlug breakfast che col
apssd aal st loVu ia basket of eggs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Gov. Alger stepped on JEFF Davis's corns
in his address at Lansing Tuesday, and that
made the Flee Press hOwl-of course
D.fr0n Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

The finest residence on the West Side has
just been completed hy Is " Barnard on
the corner OF Allen and Nj Nernon-sts II
is only FIVE minute walk from the tower
clock and s a marvel q. beauty and c1nteu-
ieBce. There are tsfl roCms handsomely
furnished. suppl,ef With hgss. city water
bot and cold aNSodn ven ani cistern, bath
room. and a iine, lArte oeiiar The paror
and sitting room NfhNontain ai elegant
CRATE and nanicl NaudNthe haaihne and
sanitary appliances are Al ofsfhe latest
approved pattern Anyone desiring a
cheerful and elegant home wouid g. weil Ga
visit this place which IS for sale an a very
low figure
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.

4 Shrek of Agony From Harbor
Springs
"WOman's work is from sun to sun" but
a poor editors work is never d0ue.-Har50c
Springs Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

CRLsLs and Hlll IS the latest Presi-
dsntial tiekss proposed ior the Democrats,
and BLAlyE and LScstv FOR the kepub-
Nsrr.a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

The Justices tie PresIisut sends TO the
territories from Michigan have hard luck
However .asrs is plenty q good timber
-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Vhas has become of Mr Gu OsMUs's
httle boom ,or S-cretaryof State2 Surely
it las not died a ooruih.'
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

The lovely and accomplished Miss Julia
Wheeler late leading lady Of Rheas Com
pany, and who is the guest Of Mrs. c. B.
Judd Of this city. is busily engaged in con-
ducting the rehearsals Of 'Pygmalion and
Galatea' in which the young lady and Boyd
Putnam are to.sppear al Powers on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of next week. The
W Morrisey, deah boy. who is going 10 sue
Hortense Loret Rhea FOR libel. The popu-
larity of Mr. Putnam and the beauty of
Miss Wheeler will ensure a large audience
without doubt
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18


IesrAna Ieinoe pasieg fne Sea q sse-sir<
IL Amy Ls6san5, siH rssarn @ sAe siaes
a. Powers Opera House ia tils esy 80 tas
nisat of ibs HTsi ~ oetas-I appearing Ga
his nss ssAy of fasent hiEhis TIE
iaes of lhe play ~ have aslars aunaalleea.
Is entirely I.etr4nds ooi ias COMEDY Mas
written Is Fred Marsien l.e5fau3 Is nov
completing tls erzaul1atian ~ h.s oan-
pany Ihreusa frea q Nlamau business
a.4u.ser Who IS now lsea.s4 u Chi-
o-eo TIE printing ana a1fer.is-
ng matter hks the properties AZ
tbe PLAY a. or.zinal ana
Niil make the mos. atlrsclte sands sesn
upon the b.l baaras th.s season. oar
felloW -iae nsiaau IS l4r.le.l lafiy ihas.asi ll
over his printing aA of waich Was de-
gned by himssli -aad over las mechanical
effects and properties lu his pi4y. Tie
company wil consist ol ntlecn people
am 1ng llem already engaged are Josie
Sutherland sooareIie. and Nla h Aayq
comedian late eiia shook A coiAers eom-
panies The engagement in this c.iy wll
embrace three performances. fnlay and
Saturday evenings aaa tAe saturday
matinee. The yeulare starts wlth aN pros
pecis of success and Learand is fortunate
ia securing the services of Nr Mllaiaan
who is an old lime actor and Ia@nasef and
q favorite throughout TIE country. Mr
Wudmau il NOW booking - : D. r. ln
40 a.. ..r..r,,, NAM ..fsI-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Dry Goods and Carpets
CONSISTING Of

Dress Goods. Trimmings, Dress
Silks, Satins. Brocades, Nelvets,
Cloaks, Shawls, Wraps, Laces,
Embroideries in endless var
iety. Hosiery, Gloves, Table
Linens, Knapkins, Towels,
White Goods, Made-up Under
wear, Mems Furnishing Goods,
Prints, Sheetings, Toweiings,
Ginghams, and Wash Goods of
every description.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

To WmLitM T.. GLADSTONE. Let her
rip, al America IS a. Jour bsck,
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

A Chi, ,oEo a'dernaa oaiy asks 5000
Or Bis g1ts Perhaps be- tanks u he
s6ou'l ask more ~ .zht get indicted
f3r br1sry Tou ,aa't os too careful tn
tn.s bribery e1s.u-es.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

After receiving these replies. Mr Carroll
cave the desired order. and a warrant for
the arrest Of "John Doe and VIM.
Roe. whose right names are
unknown' was issuei last
ni. ht by Justice Westfal and the Deputy
sheriff at Caledonia was instructed 90 place
the men under arrest. when they viii be
tried on a charge of Obtaining a signature
20 a note by fuudulent misrepresentation
The heat men are known to have taken
im farmers Keller and Tyler of b owne
township. and az they have been operating
in this vicinity fYr some time. they have
undoubtedly secured other victims
The wheat schemei n new one. builded
Gn the plan Of the Bohemian oat racket
which has been shoWn up in the papers
throughout The State f0r the past two wears
Farmers will io well fo keep ara eve single
to these schemes and invest lt no wheat or
cereals that promise euch immense returns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Sworn ana subscribed 90 before me this
I2th day ofJane. 1856 II. +. BASEa,
Notary Public Kent CO., Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Notary Public. Kent Co. Mich
BID C0nger, being du'y s.Cor1l, de-
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