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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
A sIail frnsn KsIkaska.


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KALSAsEA, April Town meeting day
aud snow thirty inches deep in the woods,
q blizzard raging from the northwest with
the mercury nearly down to zero. This.
with bare ground and corn stubble like
unto lead pencil in sizes. with Two or three
scrswny, messley pumpkins to the acre.
and a couple of dozen hslfgrown tomstoes
placed by the prOvident housewife in the
sunnies1 window To ripsn, with this away
beck IN the dim. icy asses of tas
past. yea. in the very first pants
and Jscz-knife Of bis memory,
a. it we're. what wonder that
tie average Nslkssks county granger gets
very tired. an8 siehs a i0O-horss- o ver a
for . change IN the weather. Especially
when he remembers thst his corn crib and
granerT. both built for ornament. are
empty. and hs can't and any more fodder
under the snor. his lean. discouraged COW
- drv. hs pork BARRETT be has oRs-is
empty. and his name IL on the B. Il. A.
deaobest lisg o. stay it is then that the
mantle IF his woe aiTu0st hiies bis ua-
Eempt hair and beard All AsckinswH shit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
THE THIRD WARD BOXES.
Chairman Watkins Explains it Ail-Se
One But Coz. Bishop and Clerk
Miller Was with Him
To the Editor OF tho TELEGRAx-HERALD.

To the Editor OF the TELEGRAx-HERALD.
For the action 3ken ia reference to the
ballot boxes IN th. Third ward ia convey
ing them to the oiics OF the City Clerk lasl
evening, | desire 10 taSe the entire re-
sp0nslolhty. | simply undertook TO dis
c0arge political and party duty in seeiu,
that the election law-as | had been iu-
formed 1t required-was complied with
No demand was made upon any one tl
turn over the boxes to the custody of any
person not an election officer. Aldermel
Davidson and Saunders were present at Mr.
Bakers when Colonel BisnOp and mysel
arrived there. No request vas made for the
boxrs. Alderman Davidson was informeo
OF our mission and replied that ne wa
there awaiting Mr.. Baxter's return home
for the purpose OF taxing the boxes 10 the
City Clerks Office. Colonel Bishop and
myself visited Alderman Huntly, who re-
ferred US to Mr. Drury. Mr.. Drury was not
at home. We then went to the residence OF
Mr.. Grebel. in whose custody the boxes
were left, learned where Mr. Miller, one OF
the Election Inspectors. lived, proceeded to
his residence. and informed him OF the re
quirements VI the law as We understood il.
he then went to the place of deposit of III.
ballot boxes, took them in charge and 10 the
City Clerks office. / presume no person
who knows anything of the transaction
claims that there was any intent other than
10 see that the election laws were honestly
complied with. q. w. WATKINS,
Chairman Republican City Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

sls. assts - \ sl.-ea as-A
NoRLEg April She election which
occurred IL tbis village yesterday Tor ths
tssnshiD o. Efns vas tAs mOst exciting
township slsctl0n ever kq01n here, there
Being four tickets ia the Geld. viz Repus-
ncaa. Township. Democrat aud PFohibiu0n.
The kspaolic4u AM fosBsnlp were tickets
thai we're nominated ~ caueuses. while
tae Democrat and Prohibition tickets we're
z0ttez up o. individuals. TIE Democratic
ticket FecsiFed only II votes oul 0f z-3.
TIE following - list Of the elected
men Supervisor. Hoinaes ;. Pinney'
Clerk Wm Hugh, JF.. Treasurer, Heary
StFOpes 1enool Inspector two wears, Charles
: Moore. school Inspector one wear,
David ChaTrier, Jusllcs Of the Peace, fuii
term, Wellington III. Richmond, Highway
Commissioned. ChauEcey Blossom Drain
Commissioners. Vim. Dsvison. Jr.i C3nsta-
bles Jay b. DickefsOn, David +. Harding,
Abraham Pike.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Tha Hoa. 4 of Snpervisors.

So far as heard from the Republicans
have majority on the Board ofSupervisors.
With two townships to hear from the fol-
lowing is the result, the names of Repubh-
cans being in Roman Democrats in Hoiics,
and Prohibitionists in SMALL CAPS.
Ada-John Headly.
Alpiue-Joaaes HI.
Aigoma-John i. Gould.
ByIoB-Jsmes 5. loland.
B0wEe-
Ca.edonia-S. 7. Colson
CanHon-Wm. 5. Johnson.
Cascade
Courtiand-Wm. +. Woodwork.
GaiRes-L. 4. Solomon.
OrattaD-J0has0p a. GrjhR.
Grand Rapids-H H. Bagcas.
Lowell. ". Weeks.
Nelson John Berriggs
0skfieid-E8wsrd h. Jones.
Paris. f. fhsisps
piainfieid-Naihanial Rice.
SOlon-E G. W0odworih.
SPARTA. J.. RoHEETs.
Speucer-ScOtt Grissold
Tyrone-Wm. " Feuion.
NerEennes-L ". Hoiie7.
Wslser--.JOha ktaueg.
Wyoming-N r. Emmons.
FIRST WaTl-John Sfeketee.
second Wsrd-RobeTi 3 Loomis
Ihlrd Ward-Jonn BENJAMIN.
Fourth Ward-H ~ Fro9
Fifth Wsrd-->sson Sak5ssns
Sixth Wsrt-F G. Snickeil.
seventh Mer1-H ~ .Sf5s-mrrEora
Es8rh Ward-E = Cg,rfaeg.
Board of Review ard E4aadzstion-6 +
Ss1HFsrr. :. =. Saiy0a q l. lsi.ott,ok.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

The annual meeting Of tae vsstry Of st.
Assk's church vas held Mondsv evening.
ard the following vlstFymen were elected.
Msssrs. ~. T. shelby. r. j. UhL G. G A.
XUEt G. -. GslEus " f. BuIkleg.
Francis Le,eilier. Polio C. F1ser. +.
Crof.oa Fox 4. J. . IsfisD. Joha W. CAsm-
plln-
Al the vsstFv rneet og a. Grses Caurch
TIE folioElrk we1s sisc1e1- Naf6ens. J.
X einhs1s ald wi.8sr H Rsigusi. Feslrf-
men. ?. e. ofFsseer. Chsfi4s ~ ssf.fsur
Joseph Head Alfred HszisT SID 4
Hrsut Mr r. 6 Sfastoa Tss elected
T-sas1rsr and 81. @ X. segmaar. ssc-s-
fare
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

sII.llaIE - IIlthat-7 a.-s-s
J.4zsro.ss. April the election passed
on quietly. Ths Union ticket vas elected
-lsh the exception Of HighEay Commis-
.iousr Drain Commissioasrsaat NO Coz
stables. F0lI0sing are the names sni the
maIorilies II he successful canaiaslss
Subervl-or. Oarlner Avery 10. eisi =
i,.l.rge p Richardson. 81. treasurer. Cor
a4lir. RI ga.dersma. III kIz4sAy COM
niss.oner Albert 81 hilneF hsp.i "a Drain
Comu,i.siauer. JOAN pikaart hspsj >
s..hoos Inspector. George A bro~a, n
Iusf.ce u t1e Peace lilii term Joh1 -
NVenhuis. ~. Justice 81 ihe peace 10 nil
vaeaneyl Gsofes r. Richardson. 81. Non
slabl-s NEeu sne.isn. John Dsf res thep-i
Josiah Clark. herbert Dean Rep.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

tks.s.,st - ssltzA.e- stRN-s
PsvrsArzR. April 5.-rhe election yes
t>r,lAy xas the hardsst fought battle here
for years. resulting IN a compiete Repuo-
Ecau ticket. Following are the names oi
the successful candidates and thsir msJori-
ties supervisor. Haoers IL. BunEes. IA;
Clerk. William II. fuller. -, Treasurer
otto Grant. 81. Justice Of tho Peace, Eoen-
szsr B. Clark. III. Highway Com missioner
Thomss Coliister, -. Stuart Aackiohln
Et. Drain Com missioner. Cedric Kan
dali, 10. ConstADlss. Frank Maynard, %
Oscar A. Tsyer. "a, William a Rounds. o.
Hsnry Kunnels. s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
PEESEIES.

Silk and Mohair Pushes,
PLAIN. crushed and Marbelized
IN all cOlors, also in fancy
shades.
We wish 10 call attention TO
the fact that we are the sole
agents in this market for
Arnold, Constable d Co.'S cele-
brated "Silentum" which Is
vastly superior TO all other
cook floor coverings. We are
showing new aud beautiful
designs.
in our Drapery department
we have secured tn services
OF Mr. q. !. Wright, An artist
IN his profession. recently
from 4 leading Cincinnati
house who viii be happy and
pleased 10 show designs and
give estimates on interior and
window decorations.
Inspection OF our Carpet,
Curtain. Drapery AMI Ipbols
tery departments earnestly
solicited
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

ssstessts Vfssssss -Eaeea
HrDsovvfLGE. April S.-Ed- Whipple
woke up this morning vrrv much snrsgeo
sf 6n3iax ais lumber wagon on top Of Gun
ninsbam mill. Bert Waite j. sccused oi
doing tie ioa from me fat that he Is the
eniv person srouna here tai enough to
reacts tne TOD 81 ne nfli-L + Iens-
nsete has lesssi grounds ~ II E Euasoa
sni prrcssd AZ cuce - erect isrzs msrc-
acfnrag 1lislrssnE- srd NJ.
henrv Dearborn. EaFe E1ns - tsnsfs so
cslstraIe taelr afa~rh wsfi.tl7s au85TsIss-p
sheir a.8 home As a q. Barua1y
is visiting her parents sna friends a. Wsfer-
r-siL---F8s sd,es - sae Mlae Soc'sty a.
- srts ned er Mrs y " NsI5s On
81 efnes1sv a.ternsou. Mrs. Wm. ~
Lsnecrs received injuries frans 4 a. vester-
ear n1ornIus, ous y IS shoughs RogAln-
seroDs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Hnli.nd,. K.farns.

tt..sssss - Vt.slsNs-stNs.s-
AoLLASp. April. several typographi-
cal errors occurred % the sTELEsRAM-HERALD
election report this morning. Following Il
the ticket elected MAYOR. crrnelius J.
DeROo. Supervisor. Gefrit J. Van Duren;
City Clerk. GeorEe IL. slpp. Civ treasurer.
William Verbesk, City Marshal, Edward
Vaupell, Justice Of the Peace. fall term.
simon Den Uui: school Inspectors, full
term. Isaac Caption. J0nn q. Post.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

a. .s.ss ia fss ft.s.s.s slss.s,
HCesoSyuLE, April 3.--Everythins went
OF smoothly st our township elections yes
tsrdsy. The entire Republican ticket was
elected. with the exception Of Treasurer.
4. 4. Hogt wss elected Clerk over Lew
Husband, though Mr. Husband - dissats-
dsd With the resulE and demands recount
al th- township tickets. The 6gdsOnville
goruet Band mounted on their band
chariot drawn By four prancing steeds
driven oy Ed riboer. took uD tDeir line oi
march % The poles yesterday. where they
poured cut some OF their soui-cheerine
music 10 the voters OF Georgetown. BY TIE
pag our Dand Is haTd % beat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

sssss s>ste - 80 ftetR.ss e.sA~e
MAScELoSs, April S.-The election here
yesterday was warmly contested all around.
There we're three tickets in the held, Re-
publican, Citizens aud Independent, the
iast named AZ illegitiniats child that has
never been hon0Fed or acted upon by a
caucus The entire Citizens (Democraticl
ticket Vas elected By msjOrities ranging
froni 3S % 50. and this despite the fact that
the head Of toe Republican ticket was en-
iorssd ov the so-called Independent uckst.
The result Is a great surprise. ss a year ago
The Republicans elected their entire ticket
BY uandsoms mai0rities
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
knights of st. John.

At meeting held last evening in the G.
NJ. b. A. parlors, the Grand Rapids COM
msndery Of the Knights of St. John was
Organized, with thirty-fve charter me l.
bers. and the following officers wereelected:
President, Maurice Shanahan; Vice Prosi-
dent. t. Z. Pulte; Treasurer. NJ. ID. Ryan;
Recording Secretary. f. j. FitzGerald; FL
nsncisl Secretary, James J. Howell; Com
msnuer, w. L. McGurrin: First Vice Com
msnder. w. b. Murphy; Second Vice
Commander. w. II. King The new organ :
ization starts out with every prospect OF
success
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

The funeral of Fred Buckley. who wes
. member OF the Ancient Order of United
Workmen. was held yesterday afternoon
from the A. o. U. W. Hall. Al Canal-st.
The p. c. Baud furnished music. and the
members of the order turned out in body.
Mr. Buckley was an employe of Brandt's
Brewing Company, and although not very
healthy for the past two years. dropped fl
rather Unexpectedly, leaving a large circle
of friends to mourn his loss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

a.. ss.ts rl .t---s-a Istts-t
CaLEboslA. Aps4 The Republican
t.ckss was elected throughout With the Ell
eeptloa of Treasurer which }. +. Kennedy
tha Democratic nominee, received oy
faaionsv o. l7 over the combined vote Of the
Re8ablieaas and frlnIblu0uists- foloa'
iaz u tue ticket elected supervisor. D. I,
90 son. CLERK. " f. >Agier. Treasurer, j.
= Ksnnsdy. Dem. Justice Of The Peace,
"a L. Fulton. Highway Commissionef, Oeo.
t. Brown. prala Commissioned, D. W
butcher school INSPECTOR, l. d. bizc 1iotu
Conslabl o.. A. kunkle. Len FOX, r. tsSth'
aun and a.. w. Barbour
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Pleasant Gsthering OF Doctors

the Grand Rapids Assdemy of Medicine
held its regular meeting at his residence
last evening. The paper for the evening
was read by DR.. Brady. the subject being
"Dislocation of the HIP" The attendance
was large and the meeting was most
pleasant one. After the business session
Mrs. Johnson invited the mem bers TO par
take of fine refreshments Drs. Edie. oi
this city, and Hanna, of Dutton. were ad-
mitted to membership. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at The Norton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

John Bsrk t5e msn who hsd bic left
hand cui Of bY Miehsei Brock a year sso
with 8 sickle IL = 6Eht ever Gov o.
siolsY 81. E7t into row yesfer3sv vita his
nsgh5sr. WHiisra Ulich. end 81 him over
the bead Tifh . stfsp. With e buckls st-
tschhd 70 81. cutting h5m severely. Bark
kss been Vf-y dsssErse&aie siros he Irst IN
hsnd latckltg ihst eyeTy5of7 oasff ~ fn
iis 1a3zng becaase bs . : crip pvle Re wss
srres-e1 - warrant o. Complaint ~
I.eea szd RlH snswsr - rhzrge u
ssae sns oxtsrg in TIE p0.foe f<rrf tb.s
afsf5fff-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Innla Conntx.

IosIA. April 3. The county election for
Board Of Supervisors resulted in the cleo
ton OF eleven Republicans and seven DEM
ocrsts la this city. II. +. Wager, Dem.
was elected Mayor by As mslOrity, Il loss OF
67 over the last election. The Republicans
each elect two Aldermen and one super
visor. The result of the election Is con-
sidered knees out" for local option.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
cooner.,,II. wholly Republican.

COorEEsvILLE. April Sat the township
election Yesterday the entire Republican
ticket was chosen: Supervisor, Edwin
rnayer; Clerk. L. p Ernst; Treasurer, Wal
ter Cole; school Inspector, J. Ii. Carsten;
Highway Commissioned. Ira Kendall;
Drain Commissioner, Ezekiel Jewell; JUS
tice Of the Peace, J. V. b. Goodrich; Con-
stables. Hsmiin Platt. George Haysted,
Fred Flagle, I. M. Reed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
ELECTION NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
1he Democrats Rejoice over the Returns
from Michigan

sse,stsNs - 80 HS.SsNls-ttsA-A
WAsHINGroN, April 3.-Dwight Cutler and
family. OF Grand Haven, are here on their
way nome from Florida, where they have
been spending some time. Tomorrow Rep
resensatiye Ford will escort them to the
White House and present them to the
President. All the Democratic members oi
the delegation felt very jubilant today over
the result of the municipal elections. They
construe it to mean that Michigan will go
Democratic this fall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

-I1ll3 n "a TIllssta- e1RR-a
MAvroV. April AT the annual town
ship election held Yesterday the following
officers we're elected. Supervisor. A II
Vose. Clerk. B. r. Huntisy. Treasurer. r
Fuller Highway Com IA issioner, J0Ba
Loorey, Justice OF the Peace. j. &. Blake
school Inspector. q. ;. Duoitt- John
Looney wss fhe only Democrat elected
Two tickets we're in tne te.d. Republican
and Democrat. The contest was spirited and
shows a net Democratic gain of about sixty
votes since isS4 be isil vote stood 81
AGAINST the tax and thirteen for sns tax
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Big Rapids Republican.

BIG RAPIDs. April 3.-rhe Republicans
have elected their entire ticket with the fol-
lowing result: Mayor, Chester w. Comstock;
Recorder, Samuel A. Hambaugh, and Treas
urez, Dexter n. Hulbert, the Mayors ma
lority being $50. The also elect every ward
officer bat one Supervisor. Last night q
public gloriication meeting was held In
'front.' OF the bank.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

KALAMAZOO. April Otto Thing, for
Mayor, ard the balance OF the Republican
ticket. EXCEPT one Constable. . ere elected In
this city today. Tie Republicans also carry
three q the fys wards. The returns from
the cOua-y received thus Tar indicate that
The Republicans hold their o1n on the
Board OF Superyis)rs aud that the So, 600
loan for a nsH county poor house IS carried
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

plurality 0sef the Republican and Demo
craLIc parties ~ a. Average u aoout lf.
I0hr " k-iax -zs e8ectrt Supervisor " .
Ellsworth Davis, Clerk, 2Ed Aii0 Campoe.I.
Treasurer TIE straigns [ al0n Lseor sske
sas z3l. straignL kspub can 10. znd
sgrzixal Democrsfs s.. and ths splits largely
llcrs2ssd ths msioriliss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
PetoSksy Democratic.

PETosKEY. April S.-The township cleo
ton here is as follows: The Democrats
elected r. b. watchtel Supervisor by eighty
i've majority, and the balance of the ticket,
exoept III. A. Easton. Republican. for Treas
urer. by majorities ranging from forty
seven to l39. The Prohibitionists polled
fif.v-One votes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
soanlon Pleaded Not Gu,Iix.

John Scsnlon, charged with the murder
of Henry Powers. was arraigned in the
Superior Court Yesterday and his attorney,
\. A. Earle, entered plea of not guilty.
Scanlon is still on bali and his case W i'll
not be tried until the May term, owing TO
the discharge of the illegal jurors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
At r.Austng.

LANSING. April 3.-rhs Republicans gain
two Aldermen and the City Clerk. The
Democrats gain the Mayor. John f. Crotty,
by l0i majority. The council IS a tie. The
Mayor has the casting vote.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

sxxssrsz q. tss t.tsssss-essss..
NETsSSN AprA s.--Ths hovs have iast
f1rsne1 : oicrcls cln1 ---- Hlssss Wsssr
snd G.e1viie ssVs resz7aef froas a VS.
- -uarts ---tee eses,fian waS varv sr-s.f
a. there w&S c1lv go roser - -
measles are isst xplssssiax tnroUga the
@4a
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

AZ Grs.tsn tbe Democrats scccsasled IN
sischns their tieksf. wita TIE exceptions II
Nigb visr Comm <siouer ard ~c1oci Exam
inssr. rne were Republicans. Use eisfaritses
fsn7ed rom sizaf -c for.v-nine she sac.
cessf1s rsrtliafrs cesrg- supervisor. Ia',n-
ssn 81 tri .to. re-e sefe6- 3aHn r. Rsa8af
U'r-k Arafew ~ howard Iresss r-r
lhsr as &. Stanfon. 5ustire FL the Pssce l,r
fi0 teern. snc fstrick sri-l0i 30 f va
4.4nru
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
cummsr MAYOR of C.dlll.c by 4io Majority

CADILLAC. April S.-W. w. Gunner, Re-
publcao. was elected Mayor by vote OF
500 against 157. Il was a complete vic
tory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Jsrk HNsv 80 s-r-sssi ~ Fssrs,szss
81 ar5sa Aksf aieht on lsns1-s lof Aes-x
arank ssn BIS peTzoa Has faaa3 Isd -
testing case F3.4 esrh snd ctsla asa sa
orea fscra Vsr rsleh. AsFss no. acz-
ever. rs7'tsf8 z-1 10 sse9 olt - tbs
va ~ tns oHetf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
ELECTION RETURNS
vAnoUs sEsOLTs ~ The STATE
a..sr. Distasa a. H4sttasz-D Ds1H@ef -sie
ss.sa. Ia asaeslaa4 s4aa H4ats2
Rs0s48IlSaas G<ias a.
Otasr Pal16s.

80. sast lee t.-e-te~ -
HAsrlssA April The elty election
BASED OF quietly Yesterday. The esnai-
a.i.. zee ei,lzsat aal a very i1n vote
=. es.f The EepuD 4c4ns elected 3Aa-r.
N-lxiaa. Asqof. Richard Bates. Justice u
th- Peace 80 Aidsrmeli snd to zen
-. IA - Boara III iue4lion- tns fn-
..onists elected Charles Warner. hecof.isf'
George Iom.iason, Treasurer, E01sft log
srs. asrshal ts0 Aldermen and sSo Aslll-
tsrs al tie Board of Ealcatlsn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

..sts-sest.a
EsrsN Etrrr- Arrfl 8 The elecron held
A. Eaton fRpftis Festerfav resuissd IN the
election If q Eerarlican assvar Clerk
tarae sfe7r1eu ana tTo ccasgsh.es. fhe
Deer 7ersts eiecfcE frsasurer ~ucerv- s7r
fssttte ~ fre fesce. sna enc carstsrie. A.
nzrt Prehi1ionn Tgfe ~ss pollef ss coni-
pared te year aso
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

SAsASsC. Apr 3.--ras annual election Of
the township Of Boston. held a. this place
yesterday. passed od quietly. the Repub1-
cans sisctlng their sntire tiCxst. except
Commissioner Of Highways The foiiow-
iag sre fhe names of the eticsrs sisc.e
With their msIorties- SupeFv .s0r. Nathan
r Could t-tt Clerk. Palmer II Williams.
ffA Jllsfice of tbe Peace. Daniel r AidFich.
f5f. Treasure- Ausei ~. Go0dsli. III.
H i1b NaF Comm issioeer. Jay F. Livermore.
st nfsin tor1m ssioner. 0eorye Sturxis.
-. School lnspsct1r. hugh - Young. "a.
to4slao. es siecfe3f. Percy b. Psge. Albert +.
Burr. Lewis q. Walker and Wesley Cilley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

t=..ts.rE fEtsesse t-tslA
WHrrSHAbt. April S.--There vas bat one
tic<et Ia ihs field hers At the township
meetins Republican. wltb c +. CoveiI st
she nssli --- Montague ran three tickets.
fae nion ishor ticket wss elected --
Wv satou VII rsn i1 sbout ten DAYS.
las mt. hss sfaTfe1 up. Others Tlli
sfert ss soon - che .ase IS c|aar 81 ice--
There vii De- thfee srearl harrss rnn here
eats summer. one a rasssnze boat. the
ofhers wii rsrrT umhe-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

5FEefsetr Pre- es VII SAL Teusrre~-
f.eSDsss. AR z.--f Eites sesfss 3 aisss-
Fkesgs shi $50 iss Esv 1ork AyFzl q
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
WILL GO 10 BOSTON.
Pitcher CIsrkson sold To- the Boston Club
for $4,000

CHICAGO. April 3.-John &. Clarkson, the
nonpareiI pitcher of the Chicago base ball
club. was today disposed of to the Boston
club for the sum OF $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

The Seh5berl Ciab's snnazl concert al
Powers s.s ons Of Ihe nost esligaIfai and
Al the sane unae ths EnosI artistic ArSlFs
ever vet given by that fevcEits musical
organization. The stage was sXqnlsitsly sci
aad decorated With pants sad uesers, and
RE su1ience aas large and feSAlcna0ie-
Tie ok1uocrss themselves opsoe1 tie pre-
granlas Nlth ADts "AoonAt Al+hl ana
tAsy showed that IasF are contleaally I'M
proving auder tie olreciog Af. hoslsei.
Ins gsntlsmsa sing n splendid uaae and
tune and Ineir s1lces rlen1 most haF-
m0niouSsy. TIE da9 fer piano Snd violin
by Messrs Welenslsin aud Force Was good.
Mrs r. A DAVIS sang the Schubert ssreaade
with violin accom- pznln1snt ard Was roundiy
app audel The lady's second number,
The Magic song Was better exc
euted ana the iuisby from "ETial-
nie," which sac sang for an
encore was exQuisiteiy fendsrei and sung
with great fesDag tDeFelsr Aetoins Dc
kouIski. the pianist, w1s supposed 70 De
tie star OF the eyealng. out he iaied -
prove aimself ar sach. lie played Beeiho-
ven besuu.ul Dut .e.l-"ofn Moonlight
sonata uell-shaE is al. lis second
number Was . fantasia by GOunod, ami
although ne was recalled Il Is but Just ID
say that Grand Rapids has several pianlsts
who are his equals. Ihe quartetts Dy j..
ID. Kramer Deue&er. Aorns0n and VII
merth. Ny Queen was exeellently sung.
his Was f0llOwel by TIE ochu0ers's ever
popular "Old King CoaL' with Annie
Laurie for the eac0re. The BIRD was
also beautifully caOrUsed. But perhaps the
real gem OF the evening was the trio Dv
Prof. WelensIein. f0rcs snd 4 oelbel.
Altogether, the concert Was q splendid sue
cess
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Etsissr ftrrsrv a. tsrs1d teaxe
GasSo LEpss. Aprt &-At re fa~nship
eisc.icn yesterday rae ereenbsck Eaion
k-asE a1kz 80 r>ar~r .-~->sa - .
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Tea sets Tez ssts
special line Of Tea SETS for s3sT. Sons
arc brown, some ere pins willie others srs n
light blue. J1si the thing To- summer cot
tages. You viii fDa -hcm IN the front
par of the store. u you 90 MOI hpd what
you want here YOU surely wiii on tlse sec
ono l0or. Tnese sets comprise J6 pieces.
The
BeystoUe Egg Heater
j. still attrectinR crowds 20 he third floor.
Aou csD do almost anything with this
wonderful mschiDe-tburn butter whip
cream. prepare cekes Tor the oven make
bread. mash pOtsfoes beat ergs and in fsrt
everything snd our den0nsfratof does this
all before your eyes Cal and zee n In
operation Every Gay Is given
Fres Exhibition 81 Cooking
We hsve Just opcred new lire 0f psiS
Jars that are bsuds0fDs and cheap. Those
n0ss Vases for - cents sfe going fast. BE
sure and buv one before they are ell gone.
The former pricp va - cents.
Il LEONAEDs Sons A. Co.
~ aud - Eonr0e-st.