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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
TIE soLsmr S Rwce
Long Musical Programme Rendered AT
the synagogue llebr4ic Tradi-
lions She Rams Horn

TIE Jewish New Year service. were con
,inusd in Temple Emanuel this morning
commencing with long intonation by
Louis Zunder Al $50 clock and oontinu-
ing until i2:30 N. The service proper
opened at clock with Enkomoeho rem
dered by the choir. followed by prayers,
aud shena-lsrael, Echod, Hoy Adnoy,
Adnoy Nelech, interspersed with several
anthems of modern IMPOSITION, follow
ing which came the solemn blowing Of the
rams horn. four vents iDterspersed with
Hebrew words being endulged four
separate times. the choir singing the
while Hebraic traditions Then the solemn
Secucheorim was chsatei while the Korah
divine law, was fetched from the holy Of
holies by the Rabbi, who intoned during
the procession and recession. After cOn-
siderable more music, including SacDrenu,
Rabbi Rosenau preached q sermon treating
of the New Year After the sermon the
choir sang Buck 5 Benedictus the horn was
again sounded, Ha idom 0laretz was sung,
and a long Hebrew splo, Nanaanachmu,
was rendered by J. T. Eddy. There were
twenty three musical selection. in the
programme. The synagogue was crowded
10 il utmost capacity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
PLATTE The IN ERPRETER.
An Amusing Trial in Police Cours Yester-
day Afternoon

An Amusing Trial in Police Cours Yester-
day Afternoon
The case Of Mrs Hannah Wilmer charged
with sssauI;ing Miss sympowski, was tried
by a jury yesterday afternoon in Police
Court. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
5medley being unable, owing TO other bust
ness. 70 appear for the pe0ple, Attorney
Everett d. ComstOcs supplied the vacancy,
snt Attorney Mcbride handled the case for
the defendant The witnesses we're ali
foreigners and al Interpreter was necessary
% proceed with the examination. Court
Officer Platte acted ira this capacity for the
compiaininr witness. and a. Attorney Com
stock was conversant sith tne German lam
xIsge. de CoutrsTicted SIR Plates inter
pretstiou several times, much - the chasriu
90 the defendsnt's attorney and the amuse
n3ent ct The cro~d Nr Platte said that
Miss sympowssis German was not proper
aud that she put ihe cart before the horse,
50 to SPEAK Another ufue when
ronsfock corrected the inter
r-efer. be reQ.ied that he
cnuid not interpret the way &r. ComstOck
WISHED if and desired some one else 10 take
h.S risce. 0u- his reqaes was not granted.
The witness vas very exciiaoie and Jumped
out of her chair number 0f tins A saT-
castle smile covered tDe cotDleu3hce OF
Iat.e H1imes. Clerk rozer i0oked wise
over his specs and BHiH Peilon WAS har1ly
able 20 e0ntsin himself Another wiEoess
vss a Pa1 $ isdg and q woman Was fur
nished fo infefpre. her language it sas
remarked 81 severtl thar THIS witness had
sne eesf use 0f her tongue ever seen. ami
Fhen asked a 41ss ion she answered az
saca iauz.h tbas Attorney McBrtle r.
marked ief her ran down. yoa can stop
her, ATS o ciocs fhe case vas gwen to
fhe jury sad after few minutes deIioera
isnn they returned a qer.i1cr ~ not Guilty
ao3 The defendant vas schsrsei
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01


lies 4 deg3 SAYS J3hn T. Raynlsnd.
He lad l4rse 4ua agpseeiasiss aadieHoe
lasi evening zld The Magistrate Is really
Fels fanny Ills Easzs Psskeg j. = efs4-
tien Tersbg If iAs 1Rn ~bo made lolonsi
sellers immart4L Tie company. vigh
Helen Ir4ey 81 he leading woman, aAs tie
bs-i thai ever sapIortei Raymond here
Leeaaa slA arrive witA his company
salef The management Of Fred NuGm1n.
lfom blg Rapids shis morning lie vii. o.
course hsss isrse house loaigai and, ID
i-ci 81 al three ~ the performances 81
Patent RisAs lis aie. E6ains Nat
lhees. sill appear At al tlses u The PER
termanoes-
Marie Aouce2ax Miss wilson, desires il
announced lhai she vii nol appear At
either Of Le Gfanas shrse performances.
sac is. II appears. uol going with the com
pany.
The large audiences that gather al the
Wonderland ihealer Al every performance
are eonyulsed with laughter over the ex-
erutiAtingiy fanny dialogue Ia aud sitna-
tions OF that very pleasing caprice, The
Proper Caper The piece is OF the light,
catchy order aud being supplemented with
soule very clever speoialgies the entertain
ment gives unbounded satisfaction aud
every visitor seems delighted.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

MoUSr ygRNoN. O, sept S0.-One Of the
most desperate attempts st suicide ever oc-
curing here took place last evening on
West Vine-st. Algs Wm. Greenlee, a young
married woman. the wife Of barber. being
dste mined t. end her life, procured q haf
pint b1ftle fuli Of chl0rOform, but not
knowing how 20 use H., drank every
drop Dr. r. J Robinson was summoned
in haste and pumped a considerable guam
tify Of pure ,hioroiorm from her stomach.
Domestic trouble caused the attempt. Her
recovery is doubtful
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

"A Sergeant Davenport. % the Ame ericsn
Home. vas conducrng . squad of veterans
scross Monr0e-st yesterday on the va &c
.ssnt ,hs funeral 0f their comrade Peter
Hxsins. of S. MARKS Home Who died
WEDNESDAY night of dropsy. be ssw stree
ear -tpidlF bearing doSn upon the squad
and uotIoned ior it CD step. The driver
paid no af7sunan Cd The sigma ant drove
through fne ranks scattering The veterans
and ne8-iV .nllrng some nf them. At er
tbe flusrs. the sergeant said 70 a Teportsr
.ff there bad been 90 passengers in ths'
car taink the tuvs would have turned 81
horton sde up. the eit Var-spirt Nss
aroused oq surh sn insulr' Jafsrfunafe =
~. asa oct notice the ilns to Fnich the ear
beianFe,f. bnf hs reported The affair % bead
quarters and +. Ril b. looket into.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Is.s -ixhs tbe Prohi0ition ciue net IN
vet U. roooss or rsarist. for The pur-
poss Of reorzaniEaz The treasurer re-
sorted sso n tne tfess1ry A general di.-
e.,ssiar ~ me ctrnpsi<n vas lntliket ard
nrch earnest tsIz nss bal in regsrd ~
rhat naiicr Ga sfftpt The fuilartng Oh
cor. rarr s'ec.rt President Judge j H
rsse,,. Nf.e- PRESIDENT H C Nar~il Sec-
rafarv Peter rllns~i Treasurer Fl.
t.,ss "A r,snrniftee ras appointed Q
srsea s~rsnrer1eoss frr tise lecture 1t Ms
Nerr fafarso frpsldert ~ lae -ttfe ~
~, 4. sent cnt ~ tae STATE Cen
srsi P-nhis. i1n elafnm .tree -ne TiN sFees
49,. 0..s.,s.r fs rsa cis5 vi meet rhurs-
.sar -IrRt- 7.iriax th. carr ssign
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

At the regular meeting of Central Union
at the rooms on Pearl st. yesterday after
noon it was decided to establish q day nur-
sery at the Home for the Friendle.. Mrs
Bacchus wss appointed a soliciting com
mittee for thst institution with the Seventh
Ward as field for operations letter
was read from ID G. Gsrnsey, of Mu-kegon.
and with il came a large oil painting of
the late Mrs Garnsey, the first secretary OF
the union The picture is deliberately framed
in gilt and occupies a conspicuous place on
the wall Of mail room
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Tsev Propose - Garry Their eri-vzsee. -
the Tngrsd Sfs.ss Cosnrf.

Esey Propose - Garry Ttsif tsrfrv1sees -
tbe Tnsred Sfsses conrt.
TIE csss 81 the fee members ~ the ST. Fa-
asa Army. arrested fcesisy n'sat iar q
lst.aZ tea ordnance recently passed ~ tae
faaneli relative so street Farsees vsi. b
cs,lsa Ia f8f.cs cserf ta.s merninz fseir
soanssi w. 81 Hg3e. sns thas The ora.
rsaoe Is Invested ssf asz e.ts5 s.isAoriees ia
ssrrtrf ~ afs eau Asssrast fafT AsfeT-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
SAYINGS AND DOIEGs


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tsaag
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nl8lz sas .8la-sleei yesterday
Tt- .-rraaa.s 4r the garl1as coliisrz
Hons r.-s So aesr.a- 1n -lelr e14Ls.
n. 49, v.-.s-ae- i be
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p4ny nts purcnasrd tnfrv eaf.oad- oi .os-
sin - i0r ller eAmp near LliiHsio'i.
BlIlsrNorth 8 Love shipped the ears e.
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A number Of local members Of the Grand
Cnapler ~ TIE Eastern star degree Ol
IA. .nry sill as-sal TIE meeting oi lhal
or.i-r gle secgnd n ednesdts 0i next month
a. l0nia
.uea dissatisfaction is expressed ~ resi-
d-nr, of the strrefs uns.~. .,.lug sfadlls
that the work is not hearty Completed al.
though The time for completion expired
yesterday
Ole Iurgenzon. charged bv Annie Collins
sot I,.i- f,--es xitn having G. mm tied an
A.. I'D gl.,n them. xas tried in i,.ii.r ,olrt
va-ler.l.e and not bsiug found guilty, vas
discharzed
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01


Edward Lowe IS in Hastings attending to
business matters.
A. C. Denison and wife have returned from
their Eastern tour.
Col. Wells. of the Soldiers Home. at
tended the Fair ~ Ionia yesterday
Or Benz Pyle. who has been to Kala-
mazoo attending the wedding of bis sister,
has returned
Col W. d Richardson. contractor Of the
City Hall. viii be in the city the later part
Of neyl mouth.
" r SHELBY left yesterday for louisville.
Kv. callei fhilher hV the serious illness 0f
bis sister Mrs Mason.
Rev Chas Fluhrer will deliver the OPEN
ing sermon AZ the Jnirersaiist convention
At Bay Cts next week
Hon. Rsscae p D'x. Republican csndi-
date for Caamis~ianer Of the ~ts,s Land
Office. was 10 fhe cify yesterday.
Prof h 3. Boney. ~ Fast saeluar,
grand 0rzanisf ef fta r. r Comm snderg
~ Michissu. vac in Sue ejsv yesterday on
his VA from s. Ioas.
Mary Mo5crsgx wilson. : not to So
gear 81 has heen sxfeeed With Aimv ~.
Grand A. Pouers 0rers Haase Sae ae-
sfrss fhfs sn1nuneeuert in a7deT f9 save
= d.ssascintr.eat ta ha7 friends fropnsing
20 e. elrh fae espsctsis3n cf besrinz
hsr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Turtle steak at Det-enthalers.
Popular shoes at Popular Prices at the
..Ponular,, aG Ganai-,t


When in need of solid, honest made boots
ore hoes for yourself or children, do not
fail "a. visit the Popular Shoe Store at A.
Canal-sts>. You will tind there stylish and
durable footwear, made for wear as well as
for comfort, every pair OF whichfis war
ranted TO give perttct saiislactioD.
In Boots we baye>sp immense stock, and
can ahd will suit everybody
For Ladies wear our assortment cannot
be surpas- ed by any other sfeTe in the city
or State. We representthe bestknowr and
most reliable manufacturers, whosHarranl
every pair we shSll,Sell.
Our prices are.guaranteed to be the low
est
Rememberthst We keep no auction trash
under any Consideration. but shall sell you
a good aTticle at the lowest possible price
Give US call and convince Yourself.
POPULAR SHOE HoUsE,
as Canal ST
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

All candidates on the Democratic ticket,
also l. NJ. WESTON and Don N Dickinson.
of the Drtrh illustrated Graphic Nc,cs
The only portfar~sp existnees5f the bov
from Mendon. Ihelpaper.efl not be for
sale on the street. NQpder at once from your
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Opening OriOl- Skating Academy
"How do you do Mr.. Pooie2 hear YOU
have opened your riak. II Yes; opened
Tuesday nissf TO a lsrgehouse. Roller
Island Rinf the lsrgest in AuiNics, done
an immensss-ssssSess the past SUMNER. the
outlook is mud beSer~thap<last year.
Are yon open livery might now" NO
I shall open Friday night and Saturday
afternoon this week. commencing next
Teek We will open every afternoon and
ev ming"
The St Cecilis Society meets this after
BON al The w. c. NJ Looms at go sharp
All members shoulJNteDd Is the election
Of foiiicers for the NV yS< takes place.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

And We have ne. YTSTk River Oyster.
solid pack at the Baltimore Oyster House.
Clans ana sea ssbA
F>EHERY, Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
TnrtIe - a. l'tssl.enIhaIer'..
Brown. Hail S Co. 30 and % Pearl street.
Grand Rapids, Mich.

Grand kapfnss Mtfh.
FUR KoBRs
We have the largest and most complete
stock of these goods in fhe state.
Isbsnese Goat Robes Felt Lined 90
Japanese Gray Grat. Plush Lined, 81
JaYane.e Extrs Fur Fancy Lined. 81
White J4panese FurRolrs 90
D "a Eisck imitation Of bear Felt
Dg a Black. pfosh Iine or Black
RtAFer Cots Lined u 90
Ezfra >s.sree. hsxtra rine al Jet
Back rsle Lined. this is axfry
ERE rob. IS o.
Biaek Ceaserf Vsbte Border HnesA IS @
Wolf Raaet 50 81 SO n 81 %
Extra fine 20 RS1es So $50 ~ So g.,
SIS So 81 SO sid sl1~sh.
49, ; 4sesErs.
Cheap shspe3 s<.aptsss 7se. -. a. s. =,
Chssp snsrs 81 g. s1zs $40. $50.
s. 6 s5 A. esr1
saasee ara. RlsnFess - g. s. IS.
g. SIS s8 ~zss 1ax-s 1frsa s41e3
fsas 81 rae, Barkes 81 81 SO 81
s. - s. 81 e. E SO each. szes
-sg~3 esrE ft8
Iseasant ta large frger. Msii orders
racs 70 rreE1rf sfserfin1
T1sEs ssesk - t-e~-4. fs..Iers
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Get your Carpets Cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and 45 Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No. 256.
s. N. ALLEN, Manager.
n. B.-Mr. NJ. Y. Clenmenf r.
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Eaes .ssk -e{'-~sshaus
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

rr> ak g,.'..-s rs
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-01-07

war of 1912 solomon Soul of Fairfield,
aged 90 and Franklin Robinson of So,
Hero, aged 81 of ccntenarians, Hannah
Holland of Townshond, aged l0l, and
John Daily of Rutland, aged 100; and
the following soldiers in the war of the
rebellion; Francis V, Randall, North
field, colonel 18th regiment, born in
Braintree, aged GO; II, NJ, Page, at
Patterson, n. j., major LIST regiment,
cavalry, born in Cabot, aged As; f, A.
Tildcn, at AlliSton, Mass, End lieuten-
ant, 2nd regiment, born in Barre, aged
Il; John W, Phelps, Guilford, colonel
LIST regiment, brevet brigadicr general,
aged 50; Henry p. Duclos, at Hartford,
Conn, born in Barre, aged 45; George
NJ. Clark, Reading, LIST lieutenant 10th
regiment, famous in minstrelsy, aged
81; VIM. W. Lynde, Brattleboro, cap
rain company L, Sth regiment, quarter
master general of the State ls70-7i,
and senator for Windham county,
aged SO; Nathan Robinson, Mans
ilcid, private 4th regiment, aged Ga;
Subin Curtin, Windsor. private 18th
Vermont volunteers; f. W. Boynton,
Mortified, captain LIST regiment; Rufus
Brown, Lowell, 18th regiment; VIM.
d. Jennings, Burlington, 18th regi-
mcnt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-01-07
ANGEL WINGS.

Many years ago, the community Of
a certain hamlet in the south of France
was startled by crime rare indeed in
their quiet, agricultural district. A
wealthy farmer was found dead a.
early morning within hundred yards
of his own house. He had been killed
by blows administered by heavy
stake, which lay near the body covered
with the blood; and his pockets had
been rihed of their contents, including
a considerable sum of money which he
was known to have received the pre-
vious evening for some sheep sold by
him in the neighboring market town.
When the awe and excitement crea-
ted by this event had subsidized a little,
every exertion was made by the author
tiles to ferret out the perpetrator of
the crime. a reward was offered for
the discovery of the murderer, procla-
nation of which bounty was made for
several successive Sundays at the
church door, At last some disclosures
were made, duplicating a young man
named Laroche-a STRIPPING eighteen
years OF age.
The person who brought the charge
against young Laroche was man of
the name of Landry-a stranger in the
district, but who had lately been APP
pointed By the lord of the manor as
one of the keepers of game preserves.
Landry testified that ne had seen LII
roche cutting a stake from the hedge
on the afternoon previous to the MUIR
der, and that he had rcproyed him for
it, and, taking the stake from him, had
stuck it on the bank OF the hedge al a
particular spot. The stake was the
same one that was found lying near
the body Of the farmer. Landry could
swear TO it, because after taking il
from Laroche, he had ni6ked it in a
peculiar way with his pen-knite.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-01-07
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-01-07
HurclnrN Mt Manchester.

The store of Burr & Manley and j.
7. Blackmcr and the office w. II. Full
lcrtom's marble works at Manchester
depot were broken into by burglars at
about O'Clock Sunday morning. Burr
& Manlcy's safe was blown open and
$3.50 in cash and other valuablcs taken.
There was nothing taken from the other
two places. One hundred and fifty
dollars reward is offered for the prop
crty and the apprehension of the thhievs
or SlOO for the thieves. Papers taken
from Burr & Manlcy's safe were found
i'll a box car on side track. We learn
that snspiciously acting person was
observed by Mr.. Blackmer, lettering
about the store on Saturday. From
the description given of this man the
Rutland Sheriff thinks it the same man
who recently broke into store i'll West
Rutland,