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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
New York s, Philadelphia 1.

NEW York, June 15.-New York won
an easy victory from Philadelphia to-day.
The local players were fortunate, as their
errors were not damaging. Score:
Philadelphia 40 0 0 0 0 L
New York. ......1 8 0 0 0 0 O. 5
q Earned run, New York, L; two-base hit
ORourke l; passed ball, Mcclure L: wild
pitch, Casey l; first base on balls, Philadel-
phla 3. New York 4; first base hits, Philadel-
phia 5, New York S; errors, Philadelphia 4,
New York s: umnire York
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16

and practical preacher. He occupied the
pulpit of Rev. De Witt Talmage in Brook
Ign during the latter's absence last summer.
He has one son remaining, who is a student
for the ministry. and two young daugh-
tiers. The son, Winfield, bore good repu-
ton during his residence here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
1t Depends.


Will you please inform through the GLOBE
the number of balls the pitcher has to pitch
before the man can take his base on balls,
6 or I? Yours, respectfully,
A. E. WALLIN.
In the Northwestern league 6, and in the
the National Z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
No Came,

CHICAGO, June 15.-The Chicago-St.
Louis ball game was postponed on account
of rain.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-Rain prevented
the Cincinnati-Louisville game here to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
steamers at Wnshbur,,.

Arrived: Idaho from Duluth; Winslow from
Buffalo, with merchandise. Cleared: George
j. Hope and consort, Polynesia, for Ashland;
Egyptian for Duluth Idaho for Buffalo,
-four; Winslow for Duluth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
m,,,im,ore 2. Athletic 2.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-Kilroy proved a
stumbling block to the Athletic oatsmen to-
day, striking out twelve of them and keep
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
DANDIES OF THE DEEP.
Annual Regatta of the Atlantic Yacht
Club Over a Forty-Mile
Course.
The Puritan, the Holder Of the Queen
Cup, Badly Beaten by the
Priscilla.
n. w. Kfttson,s Brfnwood Runs Sec.
ond for the Zephyr Stakes at
Sheepshead.
Detroit Defeats Kansas City, and New
York Gets the Best of
Philadelphia.
The Priscilla wins.

NEW YORK. June 15.-The annual re-
gatta of the Atlantic Yacht club was sailed
to-day and attracted more than usual atten-
ton, owing to the fact that several OF the
contestants were large SloOpS, one OF more
OF which will probably sail in the interna-
tlonal race for the Queens cup against the
English yacht Galatea later i'll the season.
There was a long list of starters, but the
interest of the day was confined to three
large vessels: The Puritan, owned in BoS-
ton and at present holder OF the Queens
cup; the Priscilla, owned in New York,
and the Atlantic, a new vessel, owned
by the Atlantic Yacht club, having
been built with view to entering
the international race. Much regret was
felt that the new Boston yacht, Mayfower,
which arrived here yesterday, did not sail
to-day. The distance was triangle course
Of forty miles. The day was cloudy and
threatening rain, and the wind extremely
capriciOuS, both as to strength and dlrec-
ton. The start was made at 1885. The
Puritan was first over the line. and she
went away at a great rate Of speed, followed
by the Priscilla and the Atlantic in the
order named.
IN THE OUTWARD RUN
the Puritan had assumed lead Of quar-
ter of a mile inside of the first three miles
sailed, and the Atlantic overhauled the
Priscilla. They passed the stake
boat off Sandy Hook as follows:
Puritan 1886, Atlantic 12:42, Priscilla 2:43.
Their relative positions were not materially
changed when rounding the stake boat off
Scotland lightship, as follows: Puritan.
LOO; Atlantic, 1:14.3S; Priscilla, 1:1S.35.
Then came the beat to windward on the
homeward leg, and in this, under the con-
ditions of light and puffy wind, the Pris-
ella showed her superiority over her COM
petitors, both in pointing and sailing, and
she steadily outfooted them the rest of the
way. The wind died down and the Puri-
tan, which had fallen back of the Atlantic,
did not finish. The Priscilla crossed the
line at 5:57.O3, and the Atlantic at Cos. 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16

A. II. Malone, general freight agent Of the
Wisconsin Central, is in ST. Paul.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

l.ossion has only thiFteeD dasis ae~s-
papers. gui tnAl enough q thsm sash As
thss are.
Peaceful Abode Is the name u town
ia delaware couatY, OHIO. Two men were
killed ia a hSht there recently,
Nss Dahleren's new novel Is called a
Lost Name lsnz noise an the back seal
there Dad r. B. Have. SPEAK
A Tacoma. " T., boy claims 10 have
caught a Sturgeon that measured seven
feet. We measure this lie At ten feet four.
A spring poem appears ia Boston paper
sigaed with the strange initials NJ. L D.,
and they were not meant for a Joke either.
Imitation snakes made oi old postage
stamps are the latest freak 20 SCI the ladies
crazy. Il hears on the stamp OF il rsttling
queer idea.
4 Philadelphia preacher went down in a
we'll 20 recover bible and was overcome by
foul air. His next sermon will no doubt
optdo even Lorenzo Dow.
Meriden. Conn, girls when young man
calls on them whom they believe Ia be a
neer do we'll, sci out dish OF salt and
hand him a spoon as a gentle reminder than
be is too fresh.
A Toronto exchange speaks of man who
was beat with razor. Pretty soon We shalt
hear OF man having bis throat cut with a
club. The Kings English in this country
is selling below par.
A boy in Pope County, MINI. has invent
ed rake for the patent of which he is
offered si5, ,000 Let nobody ever say again
that lazy people can never accomplish
any good in the world
A Boston man fell into sewer and
found $50 gold piece. When Chicago
man falls into sewer he is generally so
busy holding his nose that he couldn't see
gold if il ran liquid at his feet.
| A Florida Judge fined man $50 for eat
ing peanuts IN court. This judge can make
fortune by coming North and settling ON
the cases of idiots arrested for throwing
banana peeis on the sidewalks.
over "a tons of snuff was recently thrown
into Dublin bay for non payment of duty
This accounts for the recent earthquake
shock. Some of the ward boss whales have
| been sneezing themselves to death.
The longmooted question of who struck
Billy Patterson is about to be decided by q
no less eminent literary authority than w
d. Howells. who will shortly publish "Tht
| Fall of William Patterson" Having seeI
him fall Mr.. Howells must necessarily
know who struck Mr.. Patterson. Let tn,
world draw breath of relief
A London author has written musica
farce called The Cat Opera We have no
had the pleasure of hearing any of the air
yet, but in all probability it runs something
like this:
Come with me and be my love.
Meow, how-me0wi
Come from the woodshed roof above,
Here, near. dear
OuOw Maud, the stars they blink.
While the big. pale moon tips a wink.
But man with bOotjack
Hides by the sink
oh, how meow houUi
BE my love, meow, how.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21


Il = with fssilnxs IT mingled fear and
regret that tha TELnsRAa- HEEALD al,
lslalss - ths unhappy bat bioodlass ~af
which - iast 10. shaking the sind-ssspt
city Of sand and sawdusf. surnanaed
Manistse, 10 It's very foundations.
MERKus II. CLsKK, the revered bat
somswhat iEascibls fonsder Of AL alleged
daily p-psr IN this cits, has for Heariy
three years past been Publishing the
Manistee DspsOcraf under "a bill Of sale
from X K BLAckER. Mr.. CLAnK. II APP
pears. has some ideas of his own IN
reference 10 labor questions which
IL not suit several gentlemen who
home claims against tho paper, and they
have accordingly dispossessed him Of the
Office. Mr. CLARK now announces that
hs will issue paper called Voice of ne
People. La somewhat torrid brochure
entitisi -'Taik From the Curbstons,r the
bounced editor gives his version OF the
affair and threatens some terrible things.
he says that when the sheriff closed his
office I'VE felt that a tons weight had
been lifted from our shoulders. We
we're free once more to lift up our voice
FOR down trodden humanity" There
seems 10 be difference OF opinion be-
tween Mr.. CLsRK and Mr.. BLACgEg and
the ring as to who shall occupy all the
nice Fat offices in that fair land which
gave the world the beautiful grayling
Mr.. CLARK Ia his manifesto, which be
dates ''ont IN the street. SAYS:
The works of the Ring are rank with treason
10 the people. aud smells to heaven fhe syndi-
cate must DC broken. aud the party aud The great
mass Of the people be allowed an opportunity u
have word 20 say a. 10 who shall rule over
them. and who shall be appointed - Office, and
esptriilg Isssfasftr II this cant DC accomplished
IA ne other way. Il l. the duty OF every lover OF
political freedom 10 band together as one man,
ACT and work together until the Biacker Ring l.
broken into a thousand pieces
We note that Mr.. CLARK says he is at
present with F. w. SMITHS job printing
office, over postoffice." Now If the hoor
should fall ont some day and droH our
esteemed friend down just ono story into
the postmsster's char We have little
doubt that this internecine war would
come speedily to an end. From all that
affair il would seem that Mr.. CLARK has
been unjustly treated, but those who
know the genial" BOB. BLAcKER will
scarcely believe him capable of being the
hideous monster that the oldest Demo
cratic editor in Michigan" says he is. Nc
doubt Mr.. CLARK has been wronged, but
the Voice Of the People will probably
paint Boz BLAcKER than he is.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
If You Want Goods Of Any Kind

and cannot conveniently visit our city, you
can always avail yourself of our immense
stock and low prices by simply writing Us,
stating as near as may be your wants.
Samples of any kind of dry goods will be
forwarded you by FIRST mail. Makeyour Sc
lections, return US the sample and your
order will be executed promptly and with
great care.
All goods sent out on orders i'm this man
ner and not giving entire satisfaction can be
returned at our expense.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Call in and witness the improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment
We intend to make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
Rapids by furnishing the largest stock in
every department, keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price.
SPRING x COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

kaIamaFoo UlvlsioH.
Arrive. Leave
kxprcss- .1 l5 s. m 4 = 50 q tn
Mail -.---.--.....- ...3 ',3 q uf 4 81 = m
The train leaving ~ i.f9 ~ m. connects al
White Pigeon with Aiianfic Express GA Main
Line, which has Pacific Draw iur k1en sicepinr
coaches nom Chicago o. Sca lork and Hneton
without change
The train leaving al rs a. m. connects NJ Nhffe
Pigeon giving one hour f,r dinueri win special
New York fxprcsS OF Man Line
Through tickets and bcTtbs ln sieerIHr coaches
can be secured 81 Union Ticket Offic6 Gs Monr.e
street and depot
Trains run by 9hh meridian lime which 4 80
minutes slower than Defr,'l time
J. ". ACkINNIl. lleneral .-enL
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

A ife.siza portrait Of Boss" Tweed was
sold in Albany the other day for the
modest price of ~ Works of art of this
aeseum.on are salefinF more than any
other from che prevailing sfagnafian IN
ffaie iu iaef have become a drug upon
the market % IS deubffui IL even the
husi el heis York Aldermen though IL
we're senuihe peachhl0w would com.
naad Sac Taiie ~ iD.eent delivery stamp
ff8stfasfsa ye.fr
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
The New Department.

Under the Skylight may be found a large
assortment of Embroideries, Made-up Cam
brio articles, Dress Trimmings in great va
riety, Buttons, Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings, Braids, Ruchings, Corsets, etc
SPRING & COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
DRESS MAKING.

Our Dress, Making rooms are now IN sue
oessfal operation under the charge Of Mrs.
l.. A. Hodges. All styles Of Dresses aud
Wraps maee at short notice and reasonable
prices. srKiSe 4 CosrANr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

The Montreal raid against Nude Art.
which has extended even To the prosecution
Of people who have nude figures in their
private pariOrs, may go even further. The
Providence .IeurRoi is of the opinion that
III only remains now TO insist that every
body shall undress in the dark ~ \.
Void
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Lightning Is liable 10 strike Al any
moment during a thunder storna. Wa
advise the Western Union telegraph rao-
nopoly to stand from under.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Train No g. hsf q 7hfn,irh Costh dafis srrenf
sunday fof Grand Paulie Flos.euf tl-.rIa
Haven, htieferon and Pen wsiof. Also through
Coach leaves the st0rr f.sirfs via q a ~ -
esct cay, traeEt Sunosv arriving in Toieeso ,.a
Train No 3 ~ 5 % 7 n
All trsirs daily erneTs 7fsnsnv
" n NfrCHEI1. arrF4 rrc.
Asr aeD Pee kqnnt f.,.,st l.c.- s.,..,,t
n. {. NkTTBfEs hnrtt western A. errksr-...
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

II IS estimated that fully one-fourth of the
buildings which were In prospect In Chicago
the present season, owing 20 the uncertain
condition of trade, viii not be erected.
Builders and lshofeEnOt ont of work before
the season is half over will consider them.
selves fortunate IL Is in this way that
strikes work widespread ruin % all classes
0f lahorrra fhicag8 IafeF Oceau
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

a good deal is being said lately about
the ability of young wives TO cook. The
ability of young husbands to provide them
with something 10 cook ought not to be en-
tirely left out Of the question. ''-Phiiddei-
g3ff1 fIrV
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
A Coincidence.

We don't know that there is any relation
between the two facts but il is true never
theless that butter has fallen six cents per
pound in this country since the late uprising
in Greece. Chicago NeloS
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

The honors are being divided at Wash.
ington between the Seventh New York
regiment AMI the Orchard Lake cadets,
with the odds IN fayor of the csdets.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

The largest store, the largest stock. the
largest bu',iness enables US to sell all kinds
OF Dry Goods, Silks, Dress Goods. Domestic
Goods. Carpets, Draperies and all kinds OF
Curtain Materials at much less prices than
can be obtained elsewhere.
SPRING & coarASY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil
waukee.

FDAiits clDuate excepted. ~bhiif
Passengers taking the G-25 a. 40 Expre>< make
close connection al OwOss0 Cor Lanslng and ~
Detroit for New York arriving there al 1890 a m
the following morning
Night Express has local sleeping Car froln De-
troit 10 Grand Rapids
This Is the only line running Limited Exf,rcss
leaving here AZ le.fa 7. m with SieeIsuc Car 90
DetJoit making direct connections fof AL points
East. arriving AZ New York g. m. the second
morning
Through tickets secured at ID a. Il. & ~. OF Ces
Sweets Hotel block. and ~ the depot;
y. forlER. City Pass Aecnt
GEo. b. REEVE, Traihc Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

The city subscription list Of the TELE,
ssax HEEALD is climbing upward at rhs,
rate forty names per day.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Bound to Have a white House.

Mr. James G. Blaine thinks of painting
his summer his cottage at Bar Harbor a
pure white. This is the nearest James will
ever get to the White House.-NelC Harea
Nslre
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

This country andou0te iiy needs as1di-
tioual coast defences and the kind NEST
needed Just now are those which viii ds-
fsnds Us against an attack of the cholera
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
IHE BOON

OF THE YEAR -
WANTED AGENTS lsdis@ and genfieTnssn a
r,r,d ai5irr<~ ear make meafey - seuin9 Sciii
van IRELAND go rppsN.H New mar ~
iftia0d FL cpi0rS goes win n ore foSf ftttt
Wifh each FN you ofder Atdrr-e fof tfrrito-y
and Iersns tANF~ "a. Cots>Hstf. a >ss>.
state AGENTS cornef W Fstrrn ave snf i I-<race-sa
Nu>kegoo. Nich ~ il seil 81 every fstriof IN
Afnrrics
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

W. r. BARSCN. whose death was ri
ported month ago, - ncw reported to
have fuily recovered his health. SAMUEL
j. TnDES Is planning for a summer Of
recreation and JoHS KELLY has again
been elected saebsm OF Tammany. Tie
Democracy - renewing its youth
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Betrayed N the House OF His Erie

Betrayed in the House of His Friends.
Had not Mr. Frank Hurd been knitted at
the last Congressional election by a faction
of sO-calied tariff Democrats" in his dis
trict for his able and brave advocacy Of
revenue reform be could not have been
defeated yesterday by pgotectiorist votes in
Congress. .-P Phfiadsiph4,, Record
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
MOI ouR POLICE couRI.


The manner In which business In some
police courts is transacted Is disgrace
to the communities in which they are
tolerated. lt is no doubt fact that
habitual contact with crime soon hardens
the heart of IA police judge, and almost
imperceptibly be grows to regard every
man unfortunate enough to be arrested
as a habitual criminal, and he is bound
TO foe him, probably thinking that man
fool enough to get into position to be
arrested, ought to be fined on general
principles. The following is by no means
ali exaggerated instance of how the thing
Is sometimes done when the judge hap
pens to feel a-little out of sorts, or the
man before him is not pleasing to his
'ancy:
Judge-What have you to say for your
self?
Prisoner--Your honor. I'm stranger
in the city on visit. The effect was not
what L expec--
Judge Drunk Ten dollars or thirty
days.
Prisoner-But, your honor, l have no
money!
Judge-Oh, a vagrantl Two months.
Prisoner-(gettiug seared) Pray listen,
your honor. I'm no .vagrant.
dge-(impatientiy) Well, if you can't
pay your fine send for some of your
friends.
Prisoner But have no friends here.
Judge waving his haDd) An tramp;
one year.
II IS bat Just to say that the above in
no way refers TO the Supreme Bench up
on which Lord Chief Justice HOLMES, by
the sovereign viii OF the Independent
voters Of Grand Rapids. is seated.
A man named w. L. ALAN, Of Green
vile, Pa, predicts that Chicago, Clevs-
land. Buffalo, ST. Louis. Cincinnati aud
Toledo will be afflicted with great loss OF
lifs and destruction OF property, aud that
the Chinese will swarm 20 Americ like
30 many rats. II any body wants further
proof that Grand RAPIDS is a fsyorite
OF Providence particulars viii be fur
nishsd at this Office
Rresident CLEvELAsD's life 30 Far has
been . c0mp parativaiy happy Que aud be
has always had a good appetite and has
slept well. Wait. GROVER. OBJ wait
year or 80 after that ceremony popularity
e1pected 10 come off IN June. You will
learn the whyfore 81 the whereof; you
will learn vhat makes married man
stoop-shouidsred and grey-haired; Oh
you vail learn.
The Chicago Hgrata bslisves that boy
eostiug The Western Union Telegraph
Company sill be COOL deal like boy
cotiing ths ar Or the Omitted States
mails. We agree with the Herald in re-
gard b. the formsr suggestion. taken. say
ten years hence-it viii be like boycot-
ting The AR becaaae Il viii bs ike atrik-
ia - 40 en'psy space. At nothing.
Letters ~ kindly appreciation u the
brightness ~ the fnLa8asN HHRAGD
continue e. pour ia upon thls office.
They ars osses in the dessert ~ nineteen
hoars vork day which every nau on
ibe siaf has hss been performing since
aha union - the iNa papers.
NJ r. y NaseY. gay oil niafe. has
tesume a. sbiefmsn The pietaFs - as
alderman Du.gerizInR the rum powef j.
aa. ~ lae s.ahta of ih- As8mie valley.
AMI Il is ramoref that syndicate ~
maseum usnaasfs sfe arHsniziag to kfd
sap nim.
T. 81 HefHH8foha. 8f iisrt, is oar ~
tse nast fsomlssnt ~ Csc 0rsai Army
hess 81 s aisag-shef siihin fi.s bounds
~ pfabsiasiy thsi D. siii h- tbs Bsxi G.
IS itsfacf AuHae5 ~ fbe Western
lIisfriaf - Hiahizsa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Reckless sslangwhanging and vItuperation,
such as that indulged in by Beecher. will
not assist Mr. Cleveland in any reforms
which he may have under way. nor will II
incline the average Democratic partisan
toward mugwumpery.- Chicago Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

We take particular ootics that those
papers which are continually shrieking
for the suppression OK the dollar OF onr
dsddies" are the very ones only too glad
10 take punched coin. cordwood and tur-
nips on subscription. Il makes a great
deal Of difference whose OK is gored.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
ornan's Heel on the Serpent's Heel.

The fervid manner with which Mrs.
Gray jumps on the boycott's tail after its
head mas been crushed clearly proves that
she thinks the thing a Philadelphia
Times
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

-DaIIf+ Tf1hIt tkNt 70 olIIOHl.
Through coaches 20 Chicago and Toledo On goo
a. train.
Through parlor car 90 CHICAGO on lsss5 p. IA.
train No extra charge for sfats
Through Pullman sleeping ear and coach Cor
Chicago ON l6ee D. N train.
Close connections made az Baldwin for I.uding-
ton and ManistSe.
Union Ticket Once. g. Monroe street
j. IL. tARPENTER. t,eu Passenger Afenf.
b MCLIigKS, Genl Manager
GEo..w. NussON, Ticket Agent. City.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Grand Rapids & Indiana.

Grand Rapids & Indiana.
AL trains u.1 or CITY time. whsesl n Central
standard time.
schedule IL eness Ses ssss A. srases ssiis
excepl sanday-
tsoisE >orth-
Arrive Leave.
lIatCf>t VI ftH II
Trsvene cily a MaeklnAw-.. sao = N lI,&a ~
Traverse City a Msekinas--. <ie \ IA b0t , m
Train leaving Al zoe a M has chair ear attached,
II so train has chair ear fof AseklIsaN clgs.
sos p m train has sleessng and chair ear for
nsekinaw CITY
Going south.
Arrive. Lesye
For Fort Wayne and kasi ..... ioss1 n lls45 m
fof tinf1nhat--.--------.-- ---.-. os,A i ~ o0 u
Frun Trayerse CITY .-,.--...1u-Sr = ~
as p Ia tram has sleeping cas for cincll nsff
bSD = n train confsecis al halsrQazls0 rs Battle
Greek. Jackson, Detroit and Canadian points. ar
irving Al Detrsiy al li:ls p m
Through tickets and fnl insonnaIlon can bc
had by calling upon A. .Aimqoiss, ticket agent nj
depot. or Geo. W Aunson. lHion Tickef Agent a.
Monroe street {. 4. LOCKWOOD
General Passenger aud Tickef Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
PRESS PRATTLE.
Both Affected.

Mr.. HOxie, and even Jay Gould's system
is not i'm perfect conditiOn-C Chicago Ne1cs
They May Have Taken Sandwich.
Times are so herd i'll the Sandwich Islands
that the King has taken to lecturing. Very
likely also, his unhappy subjects have
taken 10 the woods PhladelDhid Press
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

The police OF New York city and Roch-
ester are making determined efforts to
suppress the bandbili scsttarer. peraIn-
buIating sandwich" and small bill
poster. We shouldn't wonder but a
number OF ex-business managers Of news
paper had worned themselves into the
police forces Of those cities.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Michigan g. Ohio.

PASSENGER TIME TABLE.
rs EfFrcT NoyfsrEg (. Iss5
Short line snd Through C0srh.s ~ cd Rarias
Holland Cd Haven, Aussegog sud reniaass.f
1-AfA.L- N 49,
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
ALL ABOARD.
MICHLGANC CENTRAI

blrccf &nli pr,pgd colFsefliefss mett Nish -
sds sallhern trans in k4Ene aeIs a. Deif<t ihtis
avoiding lfaIsfer
The Dctreis fxpfess Ieasizss at txt \ n -
Delfgit reaching slaf city a. ii;4o a. A.i fce
York 1oe9 a m. and klSts,n g. s. ~ ne&t dHt,
bieeling cars run on faeint AID AtlAatit "a
press trAlns
Through sickels sos al foiiis and slecpli.s car
be.1hs nl,sy be oblaiiled si I1lon fickef ohatf
corner Monroe ana Ottawa streets. aud ~ uilian
depot
yxNn : HANkfSs. I1oket Aeent, dsssf.
GRO " NrSsoS, Iicke1 Agen& cii,.
Ch<s n koEEss. t.rGSrel At, >, Nsflirce sszec.i
q. " EueelEs G. r a i. A. CaissFs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
sTTUaTTONs WANTED.

WANTED A SITUATION By A STENO-
w grapher and type writer. One hundred and
tw snty words minute. References given. Adj
dress +, Telegram Herald Office. ~
CITUATION WANTED-AS FOREMAN N TIN
- aud sheet iron department Of first class
hardware and stove store by thorough and
competent man Address Sheet Metal Worker,
Y. O. Box So, city Ql