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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
RAILROAD RUMBLlNG-
News From the shops and the Roads-A
New Engine.

News From the shops aud the Roads-A
New Engine.
G.R.& l. baggage car No. J is in the
shops Tor repairs.
Caboose O3l is condemned and is backed
into the repair shop.
Fireman Charles Roberts has gone to
spend bis vacation in Ohio.
The men in repair shops were working at
three box and two fiat cars yesterday.
]. j. McVean, OF Ionia. a prominent
r., L. & y. Railroad official. is IN the
civ.
J. w Reading. an engineer on the G. r.
q l., has gone on a vacation to be spent IN
Ohio.
Eddie Locey, of the @. r. 4 I. car shops.
has returned from weeks vacation spent
al Det-oit.
Engineer Ogden and wife have gone to
Newaygo to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Ogden's sister.
The Long Lake resort on the G. Il. & l. is
growing quite popular with the Southern
Michigsnds-s.
Two new freight cars were pat out Of the
car shops and the frame work of another
commenced yesterday morning.
The White Cloud aud Fremont bands
have been engaged to accompany the {. &
w. NJ. excursion to Ottawa Beach next
sunday.
%. u. Kline, car inspector at the Union
Depot has returned from Pennsylvani
where he was called by the sickness Of his
son. His sons health is returning.
The O. & w. NJ. have made arrangements
10 give an excursion in connection with the
Cincinnati, Jackson d Msckinac, from Mar
shall and Battle Creek to Ottawa Beach.
The new bridge on the Grand Rapids.
Lansing & Detroit Railroad over the river
| at Grand Ledge Is . fine structure. The
| bridge spans the river at the foot of the
large island near Hemlock Point. at the
height of sixty feet above the water.
/ Tns q. r. & /. freight house base ball
nine cent = challenge to the car shop nine
to play Q game next Sunday for the cham
pionship Of the G.. r. & /. Railroad. The
car shop boys would not accept the chal-
lengs to play Sunday. but will play them q
game any other day in the week.
A G.. r, l.. & ID. passenger coach. which
was sids-tracked at WILLIAMSON, was en-
tered By number of mischievous boys,
who slsshed the upholstering numerically
with their knives. Pure cusSedness prompt
ed them. Detective Ables is at Williamson
this afternoon investigating the matter
Lans,ag Republican.
The q. r. & l. company spare no pains
to make the beauties of the Northern re-
sorts known. Last week . photograph ar
tist was at Charlevoix taking views OF the
principal buildings and points of scenic
beauty, to be engraved for publication. and
this week he will take views at Nackinac.
Bois Blanc Island and other points.
The G. X. & /. have Just put into the re-
pair shops . new engine which is the best
stationary engine in the city. II was built
by c. II. Brown, OF Fitchburg, Mass, and
cost before setting up s. 600. The fly wheel
10 nine feet in diameter and weighs eight
tons. The workmanship on the machinery
Of the engine cannot be excelled. II is $50
horse power. and is used to drive the
various machines ia the shops.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
CONVlCTS CONVERTED.
fifty Prisoners at Joliet Converted by
Bishop spaldinc

JoLIET, Iii, July 24.-An interesting
event took place at the penitsntisry on
Sunday. II was the confirmation of fifty
convicts by Bishop SpeIsing. IL was the
second time in the history OF the penlten-
tisry that an event Of this character has
taken place within its walls. The COD Dvicts
have for over a month been putting them
selve. in the proper spirit for The eoniirms-
tioL ceremonies
The prison chapel WAS crowded and an
unusually large number OF visitors were
present As the clergy entered the chapel
the convict orchestra played solemn
march. The candidates we're confirmed ia
groups. As each criminal knsst the bishop
dipped bis fDger IN cnslice of oil snd,
making cross on tie forehead OF the con-
vict ,aid j sign thee with he sign Of The
cross. and I confirm thee with tbe chTism 0f
salvation in the name Of the Fsthsr, and Of
the Son, and Of the Holy Ghost.
At the close Of the ceremony Bishop
Spslding lecfured the oenvicts on the nsces-
Sly OF having good character party
Of lolist men saa women. assisted oy Nike
Wsssernsn. the Chicago "eOooier.' sung
during the exercises.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

James A Nsac, nephew OF MAJOR A. h.
WATSON, Who has been ia school a. the
Massacausetfs Institute u Technology, at
baston, has rstarnsd home. Al the close
u tns school the teachers formed a class for
summer school IN the mines Mr.. Mead
joined ths class and for me i.st sir weeks
has been hsviRE practical expsriencs IN
ialnIng aad engineering st the CaPleton
mines near 5a<rbrOoks. Canada
Arthur Z. Bennington has resigned hiE
position with Gardner & Baxter, and az
cepted ons sith the Penn Mutual lns1r-
snce Company. with headquarters AZ Pn1a-
delphia-
Mrs George Mcintyre, Who has been
visiting frisnds in Anskegon for few
days = expected home this morning.
Charles Mcclure. Louis Davidson ard
Walter SmOnds went 10 Aacata~a Park
yesterday 10 camp ior two weeks.
Miss Carrie Tower, of IoniA. and Miss
Esther Savidgs. OF SpFing Lake. are visit
Ing the Misses Siss0n, on Safest
Z. &. Grant. Of Richmond. Ind. the bari
tone sluser. s a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A Il.
MOrshesd, OF Ouava-sL
Mss Cora Diefendorf, niece OF Mrs. Byron
Pierce OF Front-st.. IS spending . month ~
TIE Northern resorts.
kso0crL " 1f4 all uuOtucfs MN - II.
Ward. have gons 10 the Northern Peninsula
20 an outing.
Judge Thatcher and wife, OF the mnstrels,
happy ss ever.
Boyd Psntiind has returned from . visit
% his wIfs. Who Is spending the Summer at
O.d Mishon.
Mss Minnie Brown has returned from
-. -.
few weeks
Mrs. @. Goe-sy sad daughter. Mrs. w. l..
Kinney, lsfs yesterday for . months visit in
New f0rx.
Miss winnis Whitfield Is spending
week az The Long cottage at Ottawa Beach.
Mrs. Brsinard. Of Connecticut. is the
guest Of bis slster. Mrs J. Morgan smith.
q. Il. Joldersince. late Of Jamestown
Mich, has removed 70 this city TO reside.
Mrs. G. Z. Watson and Miss Bessie Wat
son ara visiting friends in East Saginaw.
Msssrs. Win and Fred Forte sail for Eu-
rope early next month on the EtruriA.
Charles Burt. son OF W Z. Burt, of East
ssginas. 8 visiting Ben Robinson.
Clayton c. Gin has returned from q brief
vacation spent a. Bear Lake.
Mss Matte Dillman, Of Toledo, Ohio, 10
visiting relatives ia the city.
Misses Myrtis and Gerts Rose left yester-
dsy morning for Northport.
A PreusseE has returned from . three
wssxs business trip East.
Mrs. c. p. Coffin lssvss for the East about
the hrst Of next month.
Albert Baxter spent Sunday with his
brother ia Musksgon.
Mrs e. 8. Wilsoa is at Pstosksy.
Frank Dalton Is ia Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
DETROIT IN THE LEAD
CHICAGO LOSES ANOTHER GAME
Nss HoEk wins . Thiresea-tssiDg Game
frsna Bostsa 1aa " .sslsEtsn Dsfszts
the Fkfiilss-fhs Gsms
81 gAs Ixks.

IsDIsSAroLls. Juf z4-rhe HOosisrs To-
dzy pIGtsa their p0ny DsLEsry, onress aud
Buckley. against Ansons crack BATTERY.
KEoek and Flint shreys had decidedly
the best ot the pitching contest. sad whie
he pitched = great game lie also NEEDED bis
posstiOa admirably. he ksSt the nits 50
scattered that they were not productive On
the other hand. kroek Vas hit quite freely
at times And vas badly supported by Flint
whose poor throwing 10 seoond gave the
Ho0slsrs tS0 lives, and eventual
IL Two runs Ia the nrst
inning the home team scored two runs on
a base ca balls u stesl and q bad tnroe oy
Flint Hines twO-bagger aud Glascock 9
sacrifice. In the fourth Hines hst sale
seat 10 second on Glassc0ck's sacrifice and
scored on Bsssegts two-bAgger. In the
seventh Ae0eachy hit safe. stole second
and went 10 third on fiinis poor throw TO
catch bin. and scored on Shreve's single.
For Chicago. in the ninth PferieT got bis
base on balls, went TO second on William
sons sacrifice. and scored on Burns hit 70
lett. fhe uelding features OF the game
were Suliiyan's aud Ryan's catches OF dl IN
eGlt ny balls and shreve's nelcing OF his
position. Following j. tue score:
Inc iansPols ...-..-.z ! o
Chicago -.-.-.-..-.-.....--o . =
Base Hits- indianapolis. :. Chicsxo.6 d
Errors -lntiauapolI =. Chicago
Bstteries-shreye and Buckley, kroek and
Flint.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
a ssANcs.
Ia HAanl.h Hall Las, Nixht-A Small
Grove aDd small show

Ia HAnnlsh Hall Last Nixht-A Small
Grove and small show.
Perhaps city persons gather at Hsnnish's
cents each to see and hear Mrs. lisa Wilson
Porter. a much advertised spiritual ms.iium.
Mrs. Porter, before going on with her Egyp-
usr ire test. gave . fsw readings that
seemed 20 bit Der subjects in Q favorable
Nsy. L vas uoticsabls that ell OF her sub
lscts had had lots Of trouble in the past.
hsd been tried by fire. so to
sresk. bat that their future pros
poets we're gs-lori0as. a. the old sav
goes and thar sil would bs soaring towards
tns heaven Of their smoitions on the
vicgs OF riches vita gold trimmings and
real ace drspings- She rad The histories
Of several departed persons 40 accurately
thst Il took fsr-frtcned Imagination TO
rsccgnizs them, sad hsd one man kicked
bY some animal. but hs fsiied 70 be thers
whsn sicksd and could remsmber nothing
ABOUT IL. Mr.. Porter closed ber readings
by intiusfing tast one young lady present
would enier the biissful state Of matrimouy
before the icicies hang again
Then came tie ire test sc-as A commit
ise sss sppOinied consisting Of Mrs Idly
Northrup. l. v A0altou. B. n. Jackson.
II. Il Nils. Z. n Hi0kiey, John Rosen-
berg and Wm. Wiicox. 20 examine the
lamps. Mrs. f9rters hands and . bowl of
water. to sea that everything ess al right.
and after he conmittse had tsksn the fair
MEDIUMS hands. looked tor fBe hair.
vale thsY hlnshed 20 khs BACK OF their
neks Nrs. Portsr gave herself I'D
90 the spirits uf Egyotan sun wor-
shipsrs. While stsissrt Young man
crucihed "A couple sf bars Of something
sots at the organ. Then came the fir. test
Wish 40 amps on table n front Of her
Mrs. Porter oexun a giboerisa 70 tbs lsmDs
that VS. m truly lamp language. and no
eae bat the isDps underwood u 40 toe
aaGieuce listened and looxed on IN open
raorthei Nondsr. sue ps.-e7 Der hands
tarough tbe blszs. and would tsks of and
ruf en the red boz chinnevs a. ~ill. with
cut burning. 4. ". Aoulton took OF lamp
chimney and he pstronised q rsmoher
tcttl= socn after getting home she then
s<ksd f1r Nr Moultons collar. thea bis
necxGs vss srnoked 10 n sths slszs. and
NJ. Acui.on conH1enfiaiiv told Tzrz-
ssku- = sRsrB rencrter thst hs ins.nisd 10
uTe ar sts shirf next. buf he wss .psrsd
thal ern rrsssuisnE The co{Isr s1d neck.
.e vere damaged bv lbe frs hat w.r-
brfued hat liff.e. she siso paS-ei s.
riecss q sce and ether frsii srticle es throsxh
ne sisze. and hey vers nat hurnes
r-ither worid hos lsEap chimney against
ssr 49, nnTa ne nedian M. Perter a
evidently nest sxcsilent reader OF char
ser sna pretty fsiv lexsrtemHn artist
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
LABOR DAN
rrspxr.fisas ter . GE@sa E10s-omesr.
&ss Cszsaatssssx-

rrspxr-fisas ter . er4aa Essas-0mesrs
&ss S.1satssss<-
There wss large sitenaa1ss 81 Ehs sd-
jssrass spselsl nssEias u TIE Central
LxsoF Uni0n kesasy nigbt 10 forward ne
pxee~rsliens tor due oessrysnos ~ Labor
Day. TIE oommilses IL change Of that
subitcl AnnsUnce1 thai twelve orgsniz2
EioEs ksa already TeFoTgee themselves ss
osIsp<t4lsFs Ter the prizes o1eFea ia o1Es
hds lasor ASSOCIATIONS mAking pssi appear
aBos IN tie parade. shc seSerel 0ihsr oei-
sids organizations are sxp peetec 20 tast part
The o0nnittsS fecsmmeudec that tts unalt
OF ilnas in whlCn orgaolLsuons nAf ehtef
fer con- petition - extended - Labor Day,
whicA wa adopted.
Tns Con mitlss on Prizes vas authorized
10 sxssHd Siuo fof an xpproprixse siik bar
nss. 10 ss awarded ss firss priss, sad 10 sx-
pend 80 Ier . second prize. lts character -
Be deIefmlAsa by the committee.
The Committee on Orators Of the Day re-
porled correspondence with seyersl spesk-
ers. and OF request was given further ums
Until tue neat regular DestanS OF The 4
l. 1. on The second Monday IL August
Ths following eficen OF tie Gay and
committees were chosen.
President of the Dsy--fTsnk IL. GIil, G-
gsrmaksrs' Union.
Aarsh.l-CspL r. ". Hul6art. Typo
graphical Unien. with authority 10 appoint
aides.
Marshal of Divisions-First division
John G. - Bries. OoODers' Assembly sec-
ond. James Whitehead. brieElsy ers Union
third. John Barnett Wood Turner'S Union,
fourth, Jaias fserber. Brewers Union
nitn, }. ". GrsLsni Carpenters Union.
COMMITTEES on Prizes-John Barnett. j
Il. DyEhouss, Edmund Holloway, ii. J,
klegborne.
Judges-The Judges will be appointed by
the President Of the day and will consist OF
nVe disinIeresied business men-tso mill
tary men and three civilians
COMMITTEES on Entertainment and kecsp-
tion-f. IA. Gill. President C. l.. L., with
authority 10 appoint others.
Committee on Prosr.mme-R. W. HUI
burt and n. kohlnepp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
ElOPED ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
A German Leaves His Wife In England
Taking With Him q Young Girl.


New YORK, July 24.-AmonS ths passen-
gers aboard Cunsrd steamer Auranis, which
arrived here yesterday, were Adolph Wun-
sch. a stoutly built German. and Agnes
Srarkey. a young English girl, who seemed
to be not more than Is years old, but who
said she was Is. Adolph said that be
wished to marry the girl who. when ques-
toned. admitted that she had eloped with
Wunsch, but denied that there had been
any improper relations between them.
WuDsch and the girl were taken TO the
Tombs, but Justice Kilpreth decided that
the girl was old enough TO know her
own mind and dismissed the case. Wunsch
said he was married man and that he and
Agnes had been neighbors in Birmingham.
England. where Agnes father was we'll
to-do manufacturer of artificial mineral
waters. His wife. he ssid, bad been un-
faithful TO him. and on that account he and
Agnes bad decided to come TO this country
and get married He says he accepted an
of from his wife's lover 10 furnish the
money for himself and Agnes. Miss Star
keys case will be reported to the collector
for his action. She was a school teacher in
Birmingbam
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

WksHIxsToS. July 24--@ossDh 5. Miller.
Com nj ssion.r Of Intsrns Rsvsnue. msde
preliminary report Of tAs operstions of
the Intsrn.l Rsvsans BBrssn for the fscsl
year sndei June -. i-es. The t0t1i COZ
iec.ions FOR fhe yssr reTs sl24-5ih. 474 a.
sgss1ss Sis s37 81 fer TO previons hscs.
Fesr Cot % col ecfion rss 3 as3 fsSi eI-
elusive u amount sFP-noeo foT printing q
Internal r-ysrBs sssufs IL ~ tais csss
tie svsunt = Rot increased - tks iterss
ves - - s.ttts6 the ps~oentsgs q cosf -
collecfisn ~ b sbcul p p-r cert of ths
sr-arrt rnl erlsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
POLICE COURT.
Oniy Two Courts In SECESSION Yester rdsy
Not Much Better

Oniy Two Courts In SECESSION Yesterday
Not Much Better
PoLIcL-J0hn Bsrgh. drunk. committed
twelve days John Hey. violation Of hquoi
law; adjourned until July q al 10 a. N
George Edwards. dsfrauding hotel; sd'
journed uRta July rs. 10 q. IN. The. Hal
larn, Vim. Collins, Frank Lynch. Michss
Clements. Ed. Ring. Wm. Shields and Her
man Holmes. Lewd behavior partial eI
animation and the case adjourned TO July
rs. W. w. Ssckeit and Lucy p. Grover
adultery; adjourned TO July p. 10 a. m
Peter Martin. drunk; found guilty and
adjourned to July 25.
UNITED STATEs.-U. s. vs.. J. l.. Harry
melton In arrest OF judgment argued anc
submitted. J. NJ. Crombie ct al. in equity
bearing on demurrer on application for re-
ceiyer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Peter Martin. he of detective fame rss
tried IN tie Police Court Yesterday On =
charge Of getting drunk and VS. forBd
guilty ~ jury Of six good men. Peter
-. defended hr sr-I1Sse Parrish ard r
r Sitter hot g vss 20 use-the iurv ssis
hs ~ss drBax ard be wil receirs seafsras
tbs morning. vheB be ~iii - tried OF az
Staer chsrr. ~ gefti1g drunk Pee s.rs
thst e - o1irs scheme 70 best hin Ont q
tbs Democratic aozsnsusa for shsriH
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Ths weekly shoot Of the Vest Grad
Rsrids Gun Club tosk place yesterday on
their ground IN the rssr Of The Soldiers
Home. wben there ~sss good attendance
of spectators and q Geld of twenty-five
shooters. The contests for each of he
rnsisls sss very close. and although IN
class th~rs ~ss falling OF IN The scores
al srcund yst OF the ~hois the average
shooting ~ss very fair The first al ssc-
oud medals ~s0s both TAKEN bv x I. Rosrs-
mar. and tas & ght for the thiri rsxn issf in
a tie between Q. ". Biunrica sad p 3
Dr esssncsr. ssd en the shoot ~ wss won
sy Blamrieh. as ssfesting D-sssss6er ~
ons oasnL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
P.treIman sitter. wife.

Emery J. Sitter. pstroirssn who is visit.
ing 81 his home in Vicksburg. vss married
last Friday evening TO Mss Anna
Pisrsslt Of Chicsgo. Miss Pier
sal. however. vo Married woman
and Monday Dixht husaaod No.
vent down ard g0t bis rifs iesving Sitter
a vi1ovsr On he shortest possible notice
sitter g0t acquainted With his wife here
and took her home FOR the purpose Of get
tins married az he told several befors BE
went srsy thsf bs you'd come hack mar
red nan lie did not slops With her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
a NEW SUIT.
In An Old Matter-rhe Curtiss a Dunton
Failure In tn. Courts.


L. F. Eddy. acting as attorney for The
UniOu Paper Bag Company. and Cha6eId
q Woods. doing business in Chicago,
brought a suit yesterday in the Circuit
Court against f. ID. Barry, assignee Of the
late firm Of Curtiss & Dunton. Julius
Housemso, ;. Manner. and Curiiss 4 Dun
ten. and asss for an Injunction against al Of
the above named dsfeneeDis 20 prevent
them from disposiug Of The psper and stock
held hy the tate firm Of Cnrtiss 4 Dunton.
In his bill Of complaint Mr.. Eddy SAYS
that the sale Of the stock to Curtiss 4 90.
vss not exactly straight and he wants the
sale snnullsd ard set aside. The claim of
the two plaintiffs is g. S62 and thevclsim
that Mr.. HoBsemsn and \ Nsinrsr agreed
% see that tsey we're paid ne better por-
ton Of their claim. providing that they
would not object u tss sale 70 Curtiss 4
Co, and that they hsvs not s.os their
agreement The Injunction hss not been
i sued.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

DETROIT, July 24.-The Detroits and
Pittsburgs played two games this afternoon,
and the Gastcwn man were buried in both
contests. In the first game the sluggsrs
made mince meat OF Morris curves. while
Con way puzzled Dummy and his men most
sorely. In the second game Staley, the
phononemon, was exploded, the Cham
pons earning six OF seven runs in the Sec
ond inning, two homers. q triple. a double
and TWO singles doing the business. At
tendance 1000. Following is the afternoon
score:
Detroit ........-........o -. 0 o 2 l-lS
Pitisburg ............-.....0 ! ! o. B
Base hits-Detroit, IL; Pittsburg, TO-
Errors-Detroit 4; Plttsburg. ,.
BaIteries-Baldwin aud Bennett, Staley and
Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
Married Misery.

Abraham and Alice Goerce were married
in this city December 4. 1882. but now Mrs.
Goerce comes into the Superior Court and
asks that the holy bonds of matrinony be
dissolved. She charges her husband with
neglect, cruelty and non support and says
that he has not supported her for the last
two years. but has left her 10 get her own
living as best she could
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

will be at the Eagle House Thursday and
Friday. July % and n. and every four
weeks thereafter. He is treating those
cases Of Hernia Rupture Hydrocele. Vesi-
cocele every week. and every one be treats
he gets wei; will not treat one that is in
durable nor held out inducements for them.
and mind you, the most OF them have only
q small opening. These can be got well
every time. Better 20 and see him when he
is here and get his opinion. Free consults-
ton in German or Esglish.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Lovpax. guiy "a party q osr5ts Iists.
vho psrs lsrgs sssrsks.5srs in tas L31is
We 4 Nsskvills Railway. oissstis6sd with
- gsassry divi6ssd seaz made a shares
irSsssd - cssk ksvs eossee6 Ed~sr1
Bs1ss Dorssy. a. sTpsTt - exsz - the
ros1 ar go 49, fse naonev res o-~u IT
p~u6s< s16 ~hT Il wss tbsf sss--x ve-s
ps;x ixsre.f a ossk ehsn j vss kns~n
isst as.h sBoaxh ksS s~sa sars-s q psy
sooz vsasz1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Tie rear door of sro~n. Hall 3 Ccs
ssore. ~ p Fssr,-st- ~ss brokea or-n
shons o'cisek lsss s~srinz ~ fhrs~inzs
rr stone sEsirsf "a. 6>cr Psfrsiusn Nc
Cullcugh. ~scs~ e~st iies thrcaxh fae sl}ev.
and Z = supposed ttst ~hfls he rss xoos
- ths hcx - .ctifv hssdoa.~rsrs. she ssir-
xlsr s>sped- - 1o<hi.z ~s ssxs1 hrs-a -.
stcrA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

The most interesting and exciting game
of ball played at Ramona Park this season
was that between Grand Rapids and the
Tower yesterday afternoon. The game was
much enjoyed by the large audience. and
was full of close and Interesting plays
throughout The last inning was full of
excitement when the Tower had enough
men GA bases to tie the score. and the excite
ment was ended by q wonderful catch of a
higo foul fly by Quint.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
Philadelphia, ); Washington. IL.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The game be-
tween the Phillies and Washingtons this
afternoon was q travssiy upon ball playing.
In the absence of Valentine, Tug" Arun-
del, of the visiting team. was selected TO
90 umplring. He simply roasted Buffin-
ton, who was never in better shape to do
good work, from start to finish. while he
gave O'Day everything that came near the
plate. Fogarty hurt his knee while sliding
to second In the fourth, and his place was
taken by Hallman. The latter relieved
Clements as bsckstop, and Clements went
10 right Following is the score:
PHILADELPHIA. ..........-3 0 o. 3
Washington .-......-4 , III
Base ns-Philade phia, 4; Washington, IS
Errors-Philsdel pnis >: Washington, ;.
terieS-Bunin gton and Clements, o Day and
Mack,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

H..W. Soper. representing Geo. Moebr 4
Co., Of Detroit, manufactures OF the oele-
brsted brand. ef cigars. Ben Hur." "Flor
de Moebs, Record Breakers" and DE.
troit SluEgers." is in the city supplying the
market with these popular smokes" No
purer and better cigars can be found in the
market today. and the reputation secured
10 we'll deserved. and the Moebs cigars are
proving as great fsvorites in Grand Rapids
as in all otner parts Of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Last s1ndsy aisst ?. J. Cabin aui.tiv
Ieff to~n. snd ~hen a Ts1xszs~-H rpsrr
reporter tired . see kin he ~osid ,u5.siv
sEnt secluded spot s1d refuse q - 49,
viewed No~ = turss cat thsf C.hlsi h~
res~ - sa12lo 80 ~ CshIl vfl rstarr
va ks>-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Today very interesting game of ball
will be played between the Kalamazoo and
the Columbus. Of the Tri-Stste League.
The game will be called az O'Clock. sharp,
50 that the boat races Insy be witnessed alter
The game
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

NEw loEc. July 2S.-Oce OF the
best, if not very best and most eIcit-
ing games played In this city this sea
con. took place on the Polo grounds today.
between tue New Iorks and Bostons. IL
required thirteen innings to decide the con-
test New York won il IN the thirteenth
inning on clear. hard hitting.
New York o 0 90 0 0 s. 6
Bosion......0 o l o o O. 5
Baae Hits-Sew York, II; Boston, ID.
krrOrs-New YORK. y. Boston, A.
Batteries-Welch and Ewing, Madden and
Kelley
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25
Special sale OF Carpet Remnants
NoIGT, HEBPoLsHEIMER & Co.

DETKoIr, LANSING & NORTHERN RAILWAY.
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE.
July "a. 1855.
We are now ready to receive freight for
our new line. Until our freight house is
completed. all shipments will be hsndled at
the G. K. & |. freight house
Gro. K. SMITH,
General Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

&ichee' elesaeass. e a.. lct - n.n ard
hoys Tho sieysd win Jsnais Percy. At "a.
E.sck Hills or we-k, h.a parsi>s ak
srnirsccn ~ ne F1iic> Ccurt res-s~ssv
The Csc = fecide&Iy sai a .nd the susi-
-rics sheaid - sxcuaes e,n las cozrt
r12u.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

NAsz1ssTos. Ials zo.-Iaascssisas so<
h.c4isss. Eair. s9EtT ssfnsf "s-I1sf'
f.Is..z ~ l5esl rssns sad slatloaxry tsna-
parzL4rs soli i1sfiY ads.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

We give grand Fish Party tomorrow
and next day, when you can see soft-shell
crabs and HOLSTERS alive. and a large display
of all sessoBable Lake and Sea Fish, st
Emervs Fish Market at 20 Lyon-st. cable
line end. Telephone Sal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-25

Len on hares-Torer. :. Grand Rapids 8.
iams
Pass-d haiiS-Ives 4. Quinf, 2.
Tin.e Of game -.
Tmpire-Howari