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Trustee. VII. Went Account.

This large estate has been In the charge
and custody Of these respondents As executors and trus-
tees many yesrA and apparently they have not regard.
ed themselves a. under any obligation TO give an ao-
count Of their stewardship,"
This language 10 contained In . decision rendered yes.
terdsy by Surrogate Ransom In tho litigation pending
over the estate Of samuel Wood. who died in 1873. le.v.
ing Q million. He tried to leave most Of II to found .
college OF music. but that beQuest was declared void.
The city claiming an interest under this void trust. ap
Piled to Surrogate Ransom to compel the executors aud
trustees to render an accounting.
The Surrogate has denied tho motion on the ground
that AZ the trust is void 1t is mono OF the city's business.
All The same he proposes to summon the trnrters 20 an
hccouptinG OF his own motion II they do not settle up
the estate within a reasonable time.
The estate, through process OF litigation, had dwindled
away TO n comparatively small sum
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Francis Weiss, President OF the Aldon Coai
Company and Of the Lehixh Valley National Bank sha
one OF tho pioneer operators OF The Lehigh region Ge1
yesterday al Bethlehem Pa. aged ~ Years
George sidney Camp senior counsel IN the iann""ii
Fiske McGraw will Care against Cornell thiferslS' ""N
suddenly AT owego Yesterday, aged y years
Samuel Clay, q wealthy farmer living ntar rNf',
Ken. died yesterday. aged ~ years lie wa. tue l.t-,S'
land owner in Kentucky, and probably the largest ~,
payer, lie owned 'pUn acres between PArlr "Hn w
chester. besides large tracts IN NiChuihs ana =, 4
counties The amount OF has landed wealth is ''h'''
at 81, uOlOp
Henry l. johnson. chief clerk of the equtlIu"hl "lNJI
Ion In the Post ONCE Department n WasNNi ,,ll a.
at hts home Yesterday He had served M ,'Hr- ~,
for nearly forty years ana, in his sprciai departments
was a man OF rare skill and judgment,
Police Sergeant George Nicholson OF the RAIN, Ayenas
station. BROOKLYN. died last night at ~ Weiflr'd sUIreS
aged Sd He had served on the force for t"snly'e'eA
years.
atrioal sompany. 81 Louis yesterday q az
iipslsAa sac Y.. che siS.s q "a y: .ai'' 'isAA
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New. Note. from Germuny.

BERLIN, Feb. 14.-The negotiations with
regard to Bulgaria. which were interrupted on
the departure for St. Petersburg Of Count
S~chouvalof. the Russian Ambassador here
are about to be resumed
The Reichstag to-day approved the, Anti
Socialist bill In the form rec4mmended by tne
COMMITTEES, rejecting al the Government pro-
A motion by Herr Windthorst for the aboll,
ton OF the minor date Of siege was defeated
by a vote Of 1913 to 100. It,
Contrary to the general expectation, the
Railway bill introduced In the Landtag to-day
contains no provision for the construction Of
lines Of strategic importance.
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WTLKEsBARRE, Feb. IA double explosion
took place In Wyoming colliery, OF the Lehizh Coal
Company, at Port Bowkley, this afternoon A miner At
work In one of tho chambers left n lighted lamp, and
breast. the flames from which communicated TO . gang
way and Q heavier explosion followed. which injured u
number OF minsrs and hred the mine. The flames were
quickly spbdued' and 1, was found that nys miners had
eyed rs Years; Thomas Moore. aged % years: Frank
Jones. aged az years: Jacob Monahan, aged rs years
fatally injured
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zRorz1Ns At FLEETWooD PARK.
A Lively Race to sieighs Over the Melting
now-Crusnder the Winner.

a Lively hnoc tn SIeiEhs over the Melting
Snow-Crusnder the Winner.
A trotting race to sleighs took place at
Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon. The
snow was thawing very fast. and 1t was hard
work for the horses to pull even light cutters
over the avenues leading to the course. In
consequence there was a light attendance. The
trot was for a sweepstakes nurse OF 5000.
Jesse iereance's chestnut marc Perplexed,
II. G. Smiths bay gelding Crusader, A. Wilkin-
sons brown marc Breeze. and Z. T. Heming-
WAYS gray Gelding Gray, Eagle started on even
polo Crusader began. to draw up, and finally
won the heat by two lengths In 2:44, with Per-
picked second.
The second heat fell to Perplexed in 2:47K.
CRUSADER having made q bad broak ut the start.
Breeze finished second.
In the third and final heat tho horses came
down tho homestretch abreast. All were on
tho run except, Crusader, who came IN a half
ond money, and Breeze and Gray Eagle d.
vided third money.
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Riehsrd Kssruey's Bruta, Assault ON Mrs.
Purcell.

LONG BRANCH, Feb. A.-Dr.. 8. Il. Hunt
said this evening that the recovery of Mrs.
Margaret Purcell. the Nhousekeeper of Mrs.
Lyddy. who had been assaulted In the cottage
hearney. was very doubtful. Mrs. Purcell's
throat is torn and bruised, one leg is broken IN
In addition she suffers now from nervous pros
~tration; Kearnsy. twice knocked the old lady
down the cellar stairs. He is In Freehold jul.
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s~rurresn and the d P~arr.tory.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon.
In a letter to the Wesleyan Reform Union. in
reply to tho resolution adopted by that body
expressing approval Of his course in withdraw
Ing from the Baptist Union. says: Il am I'M
for the authority ofthe Scriptures and The great
doctrines of mans ruin, his redemption. and
the fnality Of the Lords judgment. Being ZEAL
GUS for the old evangelical iaith. l may speak
TOO sternly against the enemies OF the truth.
and my words may seem unnecessarily sharp
swords. We will together light for the Word
witness against this modern purgatory."
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England Has No Alliances.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Sir James Ferguson
Under Foreign Secretary. explained in the
House of Commons to-day that, In stating r'
Gently that the British Government was not
European power. he implied naval action aiso'
Beyond the treaties known TO the country
none existed. He declined to produce the cor
respondence with European Governments
The production OF such correspondence. no
said. was not in accordance with uniform pre-.
edont. nor WAS 1t advisable, in view oil tis
Dresenf situation.
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Mrs. Sarah Ann Brewer. who was murder
ously assaulted in her bed at homo at East Meadow.
L. l, In December last secured yesterday a legal separs
ton from her husband. Lewis y, Brewer. who Is now
confined In iail in Long Island City, With the woman
Mary Waring, awaiting trial On n charge of having com.
miticd the assault. Mrs Brewer signed a release of all
tho deed tor his house aud seventeen acre arm AT East
Meadow to biA wife. and paid her counsel f.h costs ac-
cording to the terms Of the deed 81 separation. The ~.
vorce suit begun two wrcts ago 10y M-s. irOwer has
heen discontinued. Mira brewer Is stil suffering from
the effects OF her wounds
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FLAT RAILS WILL COME
Naturally the Street Railroad Compauies
Don't Want to Pay for Them.

A conference OF citizens representing various
interests and Of representatives Of several city railroad
companies was held yesterday at the Mayors Office,
Mayor Hewitt presiding. Tho object was TO talk over
tho Mayors plan OF abolishing the entre-bearin rail on
street car rontss and replacing It with a rail- that win
oped a desire TO have tina change made, and the repre-
sentatves OF the railroad companies expressed the opin.
lon that 1t would be unjust to compel them to put down
The PROPOSED new rails without compensation from the
yiotion that the railroad companies have not kept faith
with the city. in caring for the streets through which
MES had obtained valuable franchises without adequate
ter that must DO respected.
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MARQUETTE, Mich. Feb. 14-Returns from
the election come in slowly. Marquette gives
seymour (Rep.) 654 majority. a Democratic
Breen dem. J; Baraga county, 2Ib majority Tor
breen; bchoolcraft county about 1870 majority
toE bsymours majority will be- about
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THE TORIES GETTING TIRED.
An Order to Cease Prosecuting Patriotic
Irish Newspapers.

ITIsh NeWbpnpcrs
LONDON, Feb. 14.-At q Cabinet council
held to-day, 1t was decided to instruct the Irish
Executive to cease prosecuting newspapers for
publishing reports OF meetings of suppressed
branches Of the League.
Arrangements have been made for a division
on the Parnell amendment on Thursday. The
Conservative whips are confident that they will
have O majority of S5 on the division.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain announces that he
hopes to resume his place In the House OF Com.
fisheries negotiations are certain OF a success
full result.
The Government has abandoned for the pres.
ent the further prosecution Of William O'Brien,
M y
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LONDON, Feb. 15.-A despatch from Vienna
to the Standard says: "The negotiations for q
Russo-French alliance are In a very forward
condition. France only hesitates as to when
tho treaty ought to be signed and how tokesD
1t a secret from Bismarck. who. 1t is expected.
would at once declare war on learning Of the
comnact"
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Mrs.. Holloway. Lecture.

Mrs. Laura q. Holloway. tho distinguished
au,horess and traveller. iee'ured before u large and rep
rsssntative gathering OF Brooklyn ladies yesterday after
noon at the Womans Club, 80 wiio ughby street on
.Asis" ana fssisSsa ths life q Sir Edwin Arnold. the
the founder Of Theosophy IN America Mnl Holloway
isotats w. hstsnsa 70 With deep iAtssssA and wss Nv
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Gov. nm At Hour In hi. New House.

ALBANY, Feb. IA. The first general recep-
ton in the new Executive Mansion took place
tonight, when Gov. HUI. surrounded by his
stan. welcomed those he had invited to meet
Legislature. Guests were received by the Gov
ernor In the north ROOM The attendance vas
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CORK, Feb. 14.-Mr. Lane. NJ. T., was vel.
coined here by a large crowd with several bands =
music on his release from jail, while the crowd any
the bands were returning home some stones were lht"sp
at the police. and tho latter charged upon the cr"Na.
scattering the musicians and smashing her MsIr
mants.. Eleven policemen and fourteen civilians "''
injured slightly.
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RAy-Frost.

The Rev. D. Brainerd Ray, rector of Grace
Church. Harlem. WAS married In the church last
syenine % Mrs. Mary Frost, daughter Of Mrs.,
ThomAs bnnsoA The lev Dr. o~hlDsrfoEnsd
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n New Y.rLsr K.SseA, !. T.r.a...

1. TSs9 sss 2.s sss: Il, s..s .I sssss s mel: z, e s:Ssiss
10y YohEsg kHAsd Adslphs EsOhos Of sef vsto6
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Senator Riddleberger, whose attack Of ton
silitis has not improved during tho past few
days, did not appear In the Senate until 4
o'clock to-day. At noon q beautiful ,oral de-
sign, was placed on his desk, sent by the Clan
his recent services in opposition to tho British
extraditi3n treaty; The Offering OF the Phila-
66s s4n. r Sian II T the SoT Se Yorf Sye wns an wa l,if II
the form OF IL United States flag. the stars and
bars being OF red white, and blue, and the staff
sign e1 Tm compiei n,I' cov NHSd' the NWf1 GiaE sannto ass
desk. and WAS much admired by tho Senators.
When MI. Riddiebergor arrived no had It sent
to his wife.
Tho House Committee on Ways and Means
reported to-day favorably Mr.. Mills's bill to
provide for the purchase OF United States bonds
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. The com
ply the surplus to tho purchase Of United States
bonds, being contained in an annual approprl-
the authority Of the Secretary now 10 purchase
bonds under its PROVISIONS. The committee,
therefore, has deemed 1t proper to remove the
question out OF the domain OF doubt.
The Senate Committee on Appropriations
Yesterday reported, without any previous
tributed among the poor, people Of the District,
fna i was oI Eassssd / r ThiS Topn brsy SiSpnto TIE 10
hereafter no bill shall be reported until II has
first been under consideration FOR at least ten
days.
The House Judiciary Committee agreed to-
day TO advance one step further than II has re-
Gently gone a measure that has been. before
tho House over 70 years, the direct tax bill.
Mr.. Cox to-day introduced a bill for the pay.
ment Of 1922, 657, being the amount paid by
G Ssm s2 issu etty To to th rnf Union pfpacBiS ete nSa G th.ersst on
OF New York in 1861 and 1868.
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A lively debate upon the general subject of
the relations between the Government and the
Indians sprsng up in the Senatethis afternoon
over MI. Stewards bill to establish an Indian
sehool 81 Carson City. Teller, Vest, Dawes. and
Sassaea Gays thsir opinlonk ". Tsler. Who
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14


Franch s1yi< b ferolears srs seooning
rsDialy psgu-sx oacs aaoFs. and ~ tas Sla1-
nser ssasoE Ill - - ezpeciL tsFor - E1ef
are hgnt. dasBsy zna cooi u aspset y ssss
sd ssid ssls. 4ad 49, to 1eiieats Eiars Il
ro.s piz6- cream eolor. pais greea aAd say
blsss, aEs aos sn,y - yoSas Tor o1lroosnz. oszs
are 4atls tss tang u pafiors. nTeakiast a2d
clniag roons a country hoszsss
L. tksss s0E<s e2rp<<s cad 60 place. Il
the hooFs are ssll snlssssi aud sG2insl rlgs
sfs u~sL Quite ae~ fsaeurs Ia these aFe
tEs Japaass< eos5oa rags. sblce zrs 81 hght
IaaE t1sy alag be EASILY shAken and Do oog
give r1s SENSATION q aezx aid dla taaE =
number 0f ~oolsh rugs IN q room suggest.
fhsg cone II 1lEes aEc grays, ard are sad
not 70 f2zis. II ths door bs a roughly IN
isied css, uaarflngs prOFid- suitable COW
srias and . e10ies EaT bs nsae oet 1esn
the plain strs~ eolor. plan olLses, Fe<ls and
al enoless varsity q fancy nistskngs IN do
signs combating q variety sf eoloFs Fsr
saaasoms rugs toe plain seif c0lored mating
prosikis. tAe txx fosL
All The drapsriss 70 the coantry house for
tie summer are hghs and cool Ia character,
n0galnz b~iax more ssAtabis than entrott-
cred ulsszllns % muslin and lacr ~ssn white
- liksd AM Mair4s or gay India silks where
II Is aecss-@ry 10 brighten up DARK room
C1fsaions on bamboo. en2neled wood and
0raer summer sty Is Of furniture are always
movable and attached oy ribbon bows Gre
tonnes on india zlks represent the coverings
Ia vogue for thssse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14


pAcsI1oI s-lz rais wokD Y0u NIL
i xzzG As.-se eE aolss ead lez lie "a a4sr ~sS
= - s4J ~ I. f1ssLz. AsssAA e-oN4s sps-@-.<
lSok sxI4 WAN LOIS fN CANAL
fafx k1ysr NFes< fAfs. fosea @ea1tiS-
faksrkss Adsssss 40 $3.50 ssAsn&-a
s~lkS5aS lu nsesss 3Ha - = Il ts<e-
la1 6cLp-sf. FoK sAl. Only ~
III coed aa&ry n~s roSa Eoese. e1s :
Ne 1sFe te1 .Eh<I e4NeNy E0od lsrgS1-s II
te.ekA Fssg = LAsss ; @nd iossr eioc.
1e-eFhens 81 rs
pok sALE-sEvFN. ROOM HoVsE. Is oclf
Il ave seeol1 GolSs lrpa bridge 81. siaieii1-a
location on cstls car nns. fTioe Ee1koAsD.s
lsians y ss4i PoFeA~seE. AFI1s % psszAAsss- -
loAk AND kEK - Ia lOI Nkkp MONEY,
\ a. o. s<ai % All ooh = sel :" All AelAs =.
e1fE9in II sou sSnt & speculate. LuslA
DIDtol. v riddioonb building
CCR sALE-ExrRA 0FFFR-IF Ycu WANT
j ore o3 those sYlendid iots CA Large CAtsls
kese sedinon fpf 80 beisfs TIE price advances
eerae 81 qlce. Ne have sold ese-thlEd q ths Il
within tsree months All terms esss- Monthls
Payments of - each n desired. leEatone ~
J. a. hekes oons, y Monloesi -
10 NOU WANT A VINE lot kIEGANT
~ location CT Cost-sxe- street ear line They
can d purchased ~ astonishing ios prices "a
onoe. A Il. AntisdsL opposite sresgs Hotel
ke0m s. levets kloeK 1914
DAR6AlNs IL FEW CHOICE LOIS IN
ID kobnsoos oak Dsle PARK addition. hoolu.
On \ Lacey New Heusen a. bleck. lssu
mon skIE-HOUsEs AND IOTS. VACANT
lots ana iArns. sonae choice bargains lftss ken
con. Hughes Thomas. fooIns % and 81. New
HOUseman block III
HOUSES, LOIS AND FARMS FOR SAlk
Ill cheap o. Dr. NeeDbcsrs. Nen1&m block q,
corner Of ACnfoe and siEisiOn -. al
poR sALF--A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
beuse. oR spring 81. for s4.0s A Dest Heme
dwelling house "a Jemek-si.. for q so. and N
% acre isrr ia sparta for s4.s0o. al ca snsl-
ItyEcrts and res sonsble terms L. A. Dapp<f.
ioom l2S. Lsdyard block. over Pubic Library:
zs5gf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14


A reosaz ss-za1a1ezaszt - - shs E2E-azlzE
f. q tee eIVksyes Il a eo1-c1 Hs@2Ef2elslr-
~ oo1aEazy i,tzsEEssss tAs cs4Age ~hseA
las tak-n pl&cs Z the ekAr1cser u an cs,sr-
zEves - thls eo4asry zzes E~znEtzcscFisx
s4s ln KS inf.acy Ia tAsss d2ss tAeoury
eragloyes ~ ssach Ilacss a. A4seAss1zF. Las.s-
81, IA~rs1es I'D Worcester were recruited
aastly frozn f2r-sllas ia ths country towns
~ lzr fro.a the rs * |. nli1 cpsE4zsse se1ag
loozed d1Sa 1pon, Il sas thea considered
konorzhls. and for a auzznsr q yssrs n3tivs
American girls E-1ds up ths great oody q
TIE working force IA tbs ms2u1sStorlszL
Gradually tas foreign sisEaeut w:ss fsfrs-
sAcsd. aud - Iasss psoFls eoald live ese.p>r
and consequently ~ork fer lsss wages, the
Esklye AneTicaos. II the course q lev
yszrs. were nearly al dAsplaeed By foxslgn-
sTS The French Canadians now fora large
proportion q tie employees IN TIE EliIs Il
New England. though there sre also many
Scotch, English, IRISH. Frsnch. German. snd
solos Italian operatives. OF TIE Arnory
eonpany's 500 enp@oyes. ene-ttird are French
Canadians and ths Fest are of varioas n2tioa-
slitie., Only eighty, or one tenth of the whole,
being native Americans What y true Of
tais cosnpany Is also Substantially true Of al
The great manufacturing companies IN New
England. Nor is IL necessary 70 60 20 The
CITIES % see the change that several dscsdss
have wrought Ia ths character OF the factory
population II may be seen Ia tho smaller
towns IS well The Puritan stock OF New
ElSiand, wEich has been tho subject Of Sd
much pride among the native residents. IS
f@xt yelling 10 the food OF immigration
Irom Europe and Canada York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

The Grand RsDids races have been IN
qa.lifediy successful The nanagsInsLt (
snd The weather have combined u pro
daes thls result IL Was predicted IN
these columns when the Grand Rapids
Hofsemsn's Association vas formed aud
IT. lieefs wsfs elected. that Il would %
q success. The gentlemen Who eonsti-
tate tie association are above the sns-
Esioa o. any er0oksdness. and their
names wsFs a guarantees u srnest and
saccsEsfui work The sezthsr before
end duEiaz the races could scarcely have
hsea better. Ths track vas consequently
IA excsllsnt ooaiitloa snd nos drop of
rain ssll 10 interfere With the sport The
best OK ordar vas preserved on the
gS0Gais, many ok the races we're ezcsp-
tionsiiy interesting. the attendance wss
large, ias spectators we're pleased, The
receipts we're fairly large snd visiting
hoFssmsn mnst ~ away sstlsasd- Alto
gslhsr tie nsstlng has been, as ws have
sad. an unqualified success, and the
,fIicsrs and members of the association
ara sEsesly 20 be COZ grstulsied-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

eovei way Of turning plush 60 account as
q border toe curtains or any large piece "
work i described as follows; Cut the plush
into strips averaging I've inches Ia width
anl lo,a these strips neatly aud strongly into
a sufficient haglA. taxing care that the pile
falls al Ihs same way. A design. aud Il
should BE a very oo;1 one. must DO traced on
rhs wroag side u the plush. and al tns ma
teri2l outside the design cut away. lsaving
only the open work pattern THIS - to be
Laid quite tAt on the curtain OF other article
% De ornaineated. and keps IN place BY the
help Of little. very little. embroidery paste.
When this = quite dry, the raw edges Of the
plush are traced out with line OF narrow
tinsei cord. held In place By bUttonhole
stitches which are carried far enough into
the surface OF the plush, and are ciose enough
together - sfectuaily prevent il from fray
Ing. second line OF cord or of plain tinsel
raay De carried round beyond the other.
should one not 10 considered sufficient The
rest ot the plush may be filed N With a
variety OF fancy stitches worked In various
colors and msterials. or it may be left en-
tirely pain, according 20 fancy. The plush
in the latter case must exhibit a strong con-
trast Of color or shade Of color u that OF ths
foundation material, or the work will give
disappointment BY not beng sufficiently
effective.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby gwen that petition has this
" day been 1led by the undersigned in the
Circuit Court for the County o! Kent and state Of
Mi~higsn, aud 10 now pending In said court. for
tie purpose Of vscsting portion of the plat Of
Boynton & Jrdd's Lake Addition 70 the City Of
Grand Rapids. being plat OF portion Of section
g, OF Township No. North, OF range No. Al
West according 10 the government surrey. in
the t0xushiD of Grsnc Rapids IN said County OF
Kent and state Of Hicliga1, surveyed and laid
ont for the propris ty W. l.. Cofiuoury. esq,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the nth day Of
July. lsl2 aud recorded Ia the osice Of the
Register Of Deeds. OF said County OF Kent. uron
said 18th OF July. 1872, az O'Clock IN the FORE
noon. 10 plat book No. 2 ss psge a That IL Is
proposed % alter ssid pat under and by virtue
% the provisions OF chapter 3 Of Hove.rs
Annotated 5tafu e. of Meaixan. aud the amend
menfs thereto, bv vacafiRg all tha. part of Barn
ard stree. laid down upon aid a.. which lies
between lottWenty-tye - npop tie Sortheriy
side thereof aud lcfsninetee1 and twenty q ? and
80 uVcn the Southern sliie thereof That the
matter - said petition vii be called up for hear
ing on Monday. the 2tth day Of september. A d.
ISIS
Rated. Grand Rapids Michigan. June q. lsss.
The street Railway Company Of Graad Rapids.
SANUFI NATHEB.
EDvAsD " WrHEY. Attorney for Pesliionsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

I,OR gALE CHEAP-TS The BEST BUSINESS
K part ofthe CITY. the entire stock and ontai OF
a cigar end tobacco ore Must b soin im
medisfely. Good causs f1r wanting = sell. This
i bargain. address -, box 6 Telegram Hers d.
lgs
NOR sALT-AN ELE8ANT sIDEBOARD AND
II snassive centre table az = bsrrai8 a. Rad
cliTs 4 Holt :, III south DivisioB-st. ~
NOR SALE-TEE NEATEsI DRUG STORE
I and cleanest little dTuk stock IN the city.
beeu dong huziness for fte years. For sale f1f
Only ssds ErquiTe ofM ~ Pos. n T.. ofsee
wic ficoub building Gfsnd Rsnids. Mich 100
TOR saIE-sTANDiRD BRED FTIIY.
I breeding very Cbnioe- 3 Yesrs oid. fr0tted
a. tvoyesT osd. = nile -. Z fniis ~, with
weeks work : iu c0nGitiG1 - q - work 81
orca. For pedierte ard farfker particulars 81
dress : J Faveil Goshen, Ind. G. q &. Genfer
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Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer.
Grand Island will make regular trips 10 the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
N. landing at north end of Scribner st. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up the
river at any place they may select Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
will also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. IN. and
2 o. m. last boat arriying at Grand Rapids
at 7:I5 p. m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return 20
cents.
To Grand Island and return % cents.