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CUTlCURA ABROAD

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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
SUIT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.
Action Brought Against the Hammond
TyPewritine Machine Company.

Action Brought Against the Hammond
Typewritine Machine Company.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-William E.Gates,
through his attorney, William Q. Judge,
OF No. S5 Broadway, has commenced
SUIT against the Hammond Typewriting
Machine Company, laying damages al
S75 600
The action is brought owing to ocharges
of embezzlement made by the COM
pany against Gates, who represented it
IN Cleveland. warrants were issued
against Gates 10y one John Mitchell,
who, it is alleged, acted under instruc-
tiOns from the company, of which he is
an emplOye.
Editor Holden, OF the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, bailed Gates who, when brought
20 trial, was discharged. Later on
Gates came TO New York, where he was
instantly arrested by Detective Dan
sheldon, and locked up in Jefferson
Market prison for ten days by order OF
Judge Duffy. A habeas corpus hav-
/ ING been issued, Gates was brought be-
| fore Judge Lawrence, who discharged
him.
X. p. 7. EastOn, the attorney for the
company, IN talking about the suit, SAID
The merits OF the case lies with the
/ Hammond Company, and we shall be
ready to meet the suit at the proper
/ time. Further than this l do not care
| 10 say, as do not think it proper for
/ an attorney to try his case through the
/ columns of the press"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
MONEY TO LOAN
wv H. klnSeV
IL Canal Street.
Open Saturday Evenings.

MORTGAGE sALE-Jonathan Fl. Champion
Vi and sarah !. Champion. his wife, eHe-
cuted 10 Elizabeth =. Arndt nortgage CO..
and recorded in the once ~ the register ~
deeds Of Kent county, Michigan, January Z.
1sss. at 2lS o'ciock, ?. n +, IN hbeT ~ ot m
eaees On page Is. said MORT gaze provides
far the payment Of an attorney fee of twenty
I've dollars ia case 81 foreclosure, ana contains
a. Interest clause ~ virtue - which the un-
dersicnaf has elected and declared TIE whole
s,lrn secured hy said mortgage. with a. arreaf
ages ~ interest thereon. 81 = due and paFs
be default has been made in the payment Z
~ ne money secured rs Sai1 mortgage bT
which ssIa power - sale has become opera
tive - suit Ar Isw cr in e1uify has been in-
stlfa+ss ~ recover the debt now remaining z
seeured hv said mgrtgsee. or any pari thereof
ard AZ TIRE daff cf fhis notice fnf affolaf 7
claimed 20 - dae upon sid mortgage - TIE
sr.rl "a fse hundred and seventy nine dollars
and sixteen cents. snd ln addition ihereto TIE
Sllrn of fe.erfv Owe dollars as a. attorney Tee
To- farectosure Ana noftee is hereby given
mar bv virtue of sd p.Ver 81 sale sd p1r
provided saIf mortgagf eIi - f1recieSf1 ~
! rsle 81 tAa prem ses thereln described a.
FuE.i- sntfir1 fo ite highesf bidder af fhe
--N Ii In frr eifv sf Gfand napisa ia ~ a
essatv ~ kfat said Ceart block hFiaE fhs
nl.ee sf hoiaing fhe rirrat eourf lor ths
county - keaf. 60 saf4rd ay, the fia esy e
-ftnafssx IRE premises described f0 sad
.ss,rfregs are a. fB.ioes, tn-Ritl al fhaf g. &c
ID parcel 81 iand srpafed ~ tAe .t asiitr Il
l-t~s psr|ss fa IRE eernfF q Kent sd
-tar. a. N.rhlgan. ans ieserlsed - fo1avs
faa.It los nambff Twelve e. haihre
stftflar fa ere ety ~ eraaa iiaPias aeff1
lasfa fn4 r-t FdeG rlat ta0feek
Dated o'''' kfizsbfiAb. iRsbf.
A0risasee
HAaaERTH 4 a0ss
AuorBess i.r Mortgage
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
~REAPHER DEVILS"


slr2nxs s4psrs1itsoas 81 sas Ps0Rls 81
Gr4arsehap, slieb-
From ths Csie4Ss Dals AeaA
HOLLAND, Eleh., Ocg. Z4.-The little
DgEcn village OF Grzafschap, near here,
occupied by about tao hundred indus
trOUs, coltented. but superstitous
Dutcn people, . IN a state OF mind eon-
ceruing witches. There are tWoehurches
and . school IN tie hamlet, bat they
have not prevailed against = belief IA
the back ART sh.ch p0sss sses the minds
Of Old and young. Where w-.chcraft IS
suspected the pillows Of the bewiiched
people are searched Tor feather devils, p
wnlch are bunches OF feathers that. 10
the supersUC0gs mind. bear tie shape
" cToHus aua chickens These are
burned with great ceremony 10 break
the charm. Recent cases OK sickness
there were attributed 60 these devils
and tle pillows OK the mFal1s We're
searched Several feather devils
were found, ami Jhe people bult q
roaring nre and tired 90 burn them.
The feathers resisted the names until
suddenly they appeared. Two black
chickens were then par INTO pot and
slowly roasted 40 death. Two men
then drove ln p0,I-hsste o. au old phy-
-ic.lu, living about fifteen mlles away,
procured some medicine, administered
lt, aud the spell Was broken.
one day farmers wife tired %
churn butter, and Tor all her churning
not an ounce OF butter would come.
Finally her husband took 4 red-hOI
poker and thrust lt into the churn. IN
q lew moments the butter was made
and no further trouble was had. After
ward they learned that a neighbOr had
u some mysterious manner, received a
severe burn. Another family was con
stantly annoyed by small black dog
which invaded the house. IL wac
I often chased, and they tried 10 scald {
T with boiling water, but Il could not be
touched. Sometimes the furniture
/ seemed 10 be suspended from the cell
I ing. These prosecutions finally ceased.
/ A woman one day received a very
I fine apple from a neighbOr, which she
I place upon u shelf. A short time after
ward she was hOrrifed u see on the
/ shelf large toad IN place of the apple
/ A man who has found crowns III hl:
/ pillows and bed has ever since slept IN
a wagon box, being afraid u sleep upOr
81 feather bed again. These are only a
few of the cases. Great excitement
prevails, and last Sunday the village
| minister preached a sermon upon the
subject.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Sealed Proposals.
once Board q PublIe WORKS l

TT|T' U"HTT WI fTITfTT"
grand RAFrns. Mich. october n. l.s'
Sealed proposals viii be received At the ONCE
Of the Board until Saturday. October -. $50.
at : 30 p. ~, for the laying of water mains m
Pearl and North I0nia streets. according 10
the plans and specifications on hle az the
once OF the Board The Board reserves the
right % reject aEF or an bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum n 500 o. 20 he forfeited 20 the City of
Grand Rapids ln case he shall fail 70 enter
into contract I'm accordance with his proposal.
should his said nronosai be accepted ~ tne
Board Of Public W 0rks.
All proposals must 10 made upon blanks
that Wiil be furnished upon application AZ the
offce Of the Board.
&c y JAS. N.nAVTS. President pto ten.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

4 tSSESSMENT roll for the construction OF
y sewer in the alley between Waterloo
street and Ellsworth avenue and Waterloo
street running north TO connect with sewer
in East Fulton street. in the city OF Grand
Rapids.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct, y. 1883.
To
Solomon Ashworth.
John Butler. c. Z. Bosworth. city OF Grand
Rapids.
John and Thos. ?. Davis.
Cornela G.. Fuller. Edward P. Ferry, Fred
Estate OF James q. Granger. estate Of Jessie
and VIM. Canoe. Grand Rapids Packing and
Provision Company.
Thomas Heferan. Clara Hanna.
KeZiah Lewis. Betsey .Leet. VIM. Il. Ledyard,
Mary Lynch. Thos. D. Lynch, Catherine r.
Leonard.
Arthur Meigs. Kenson f. Messenger. estate
of Jas. Miller. Caroline Mulholland.
Richard G.. Peters.
VIM. J.. Russell.
Heber square. Bridget Shields.
Walter F. Tate.
I. Stewart White. Jennie WetmOre. Andrew
Whalen. Edward Whalen. Michael Woods.
You are hereby notified that an assessment is
about 10 he made upon you TO deiray the eX-
pense of the aforesaid improvement; an as
sessment roll has been made in the prem iSes
and Is on file In the Clerks once OF
said city where II will remain open for in
spection until Monday evening October >.
iss9. when and where YOU can appear before
| the Common Council on said evening and
show cause. ifany. why said assessments should
not be made and cOllec ted according 10 law.
". 4. SHINkMAN.
oct. 3. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Sealed Proposals.

Gmca Board ~ Public Works.
GPtvn RtrT1s. Mch, october n. l--e
Sea ~ proposals VIII be received ~ The
ofirf of the Board until SATURDAY. 'cIoneT -
lsSa az go r. m for the improvement Of
HARLAN street from East Bridge street 20 the
north iine 81 Biss-i 8 son Addition. accord
in- 20 the plans and specifications on tie ~
az orrre ,f the Board. The Board reserves
fhe right 70 reject any or ali bids.
zach bidder shall deposit with he propose
rhe surn of $1,000. f0 b. forfeited - the lifv -
I.rard Rarfas n case he shall fai 20 enter
/. -a contract In accordance with tis proposal
srrrIa his said proposal Be accepted ~ the
Prart af puhifc 81 grsa
All vrapasaIs must 30 made upon blanks that
viii Sc rru she'd upon application at fhe
once ~ the Board.
49, = JAS n DAVIS President pro ten.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
50 Lyon-st.
90 0RDINANcE-To flx the

AN ORDINANCE-To fix the per diem COM
penSati0n of the members OF the Board OF
Building Inspectors OF the city OF Grand
Rapids"
The Common Council of the city OF Grand
Rapids do Ordain as follows:
section |. That each Building Inspector OF
the Board Of Building Inspectors of the city
of Grand Rapids" shall be entitled TO receive
Tor each day he shall be actually employed in
inspecting any building situate in said city.
under the provisions Of an act OF the Legisla-
ture of the state Of Michigan. entitled. An Act
10 provide for the safety OF persons attending
public assemblies" being Act Number 236. OF
the Public Acts of the Legislature of the state
of Michigan. pass I'd at the regular session of
said Legislature. in the year lS1g, and approved
May "A. 1872. and under the provisions of an
act OF the Legislature OF the State of Michigan,
entitled. An Act 10 provide for the cOnstruc-
tiOn of fire-eScapeS from hotels, boarding and
lodging houses; also 10 afford the necessary
ESCAPE from fire in business places, and in
buildings used for public and privave assem-
bages," being Act Number 10. OF the Public
Acts OF the said Legislature, passed in regular
session. in the year lSs3 and approved June O.,
ing such inspection and examination, or by
the owner OF the place or places examined by
any such Building Inspector under the pro-
visions of Sections and ) of said Act Number
10. of the Public Acts of 1888 the sum Of three
dollars per day for time actually spent in such
inspection and examination.
Passed and approved By the Common Coun-
cilin regular session. held Monday evening.
October IL, lSs9-
w. A. SHINKMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list IS furnished by W. Il. Scribner.
real estate dealer. Is Peari-st.:
T.. Croiton Fox 20 Jennie !. Lakewood.
lot 3. blk r. kendaus add.-......-.- ..-.. 1000
sidney I. stevens 10 Patrick !. Walsh,
lot and part lot A. stevens Pierces
Henry D. Brown et al. 70 Mary Y. PTin-
die. n = Of lot Z. blk 3. kemington's
t+iQ s-o
Frank a. Durand 20 Edward II. Elcrd-
ing. lot l. COvelIs add .............-. 1,JO
Wilhelmina Greenwood t0Jac0b GrOen-
void und u e - Y. lot i3 and " y r.
lot 10. Eaton $ add ...... .....-........--.. 40
Harry +. skinner % John G. Rickling,
part blk 4. SINNERS add d....--......-..... 20
James l.. Mckee q al. 10 VIM F.
Piefer and wife. lot ~. blk ,, Mchee's
John Furness % Joseph Glouczynski.
lots IS. 50. 81 and s., Bissell 4 Harlans
Martina IT. Raymond 70 NAHUM +.
Payne 81 Al. lot II. Blk 8. OakdaJe
Sarah Cole to Elizabeth Burns. lots l.
aud ls. blk !. Citizens plat. Ada. Loo
Amos VI. Rathoun % Kennedy Hanna,
pee land on sec = Grand Rapids. ...... 100
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

DOGS FOR SALE-Gorden Settlers. trained or
IL untrained Kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and Scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded at Valley City Kennels Address
p. O'Riley. box 81. Crosby. Kent county Mich.
TOR SALE-A Furniture stock; centrally 10
IL Gated; splendid business; a 1rSt-claSs bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones. box
3 care Telegram Herald. 5llu
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

WHILE the sales have been more than salts
" factory 70 all cOncerned-haying s)ld
more lots than have been sold on any other
addition. Will hold the present prices on the
remaining lots the same now until Mr.
Weston returns from the East.
WI. KINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

Tamv frsnds aad customers Having -
flrss f-snl fhe saee trade ia ersaf Rapids
taeire fs sag 3 sw fhsaEfHI faf fhr Fsfre rsea
ss naraliq hest apeh M ~ Fhts eaIna8un-
.fs faFfa4 1 sffeen sears il ffaae ia flis
civ faaN solicit lar U8 late partner. MF
NsN Marcy. q tfafiaHaaee 81 Vnuf rsfroaeae.
=. ee w.l sfiii esafinle fhe business. csrrFi as
- sane faes ef ffsiIshi shaes fhaE if hss
WATSON.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

John Whalen, whose leg was broken
while playing ball at Grand Rapids, IS
having a hard time. The bone does
not knit, and it has been placed IN casts
A second time. Should Il not knit Il is
not improbable that amputation VIII be
necessary .-kaiqmd-00 G1-effc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
THHAsURTR's OFFICE


Cry TrEAsrFFR'F orrfcF.
Grfrn H&rrrs Mitch Uef. it, ists.
Notice IA hrrefT given shat fbf assessment
roiI for the grading rraveliu1 and paFinE TIE
cutters nf Mcdowell street from robth DlFte
IN street - jefferson avenue. is now
i- r~v herfe and that I aril receive reTne1f
thereon for he period ~ twenty ehTs ifon
fbie date A. fhe cree ~ ne CITY ireesi-ref
CTS HaiL otDhi-f - ttl-l.
~ ft.H Af-I@IfNis
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

RErCRNs of 2f00 lives lost by the Jap
anese floods falls below the sum of de-
structOn concentrated in the Cone
maugh Valley. But the total OF O,000
people rendered destitute and $4,000
houses swept away or submerged in
Japan, exceeds the Pittsburg food in
number, although the destroyed prop
erty ia JohnstOwn was probably OF far
greater value.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

Gn0vER CLEVELAND % the Demo
cratic party; II again take my pen in
hand 10 inform You that am well at
present and hope these few lines may
ind you enjoying the same blessing"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
InIAsrRER.. NoTICE.


Cry IFFterFrF'F NrfIcE,
CEsvn Rtrrrr. Mich. Oct d. l-1t.
Notice fs hereby given that THE assessment
roll for graYeliug and paving with wooden
blocks Last Fulton street from spring ftf.fi -
Division street ls.ncW n ny hsnos. and thnf I
vriu receive ravfnenf thereon fof tie period ~
twenty DAYS from this GATE 81 the oiiict of the
'i'' eE0BGF z PERRY.
oct - City TREASURED
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Sealed Proposals.

sealed proposals f1f the Tulidings On College
lrnnT Rarifs far fhe or,eninE and widrri aE
~ suia r8iiegf aVanus VII 81 received ~ me
sHlrr ~ ne LIfr Clerk untH Npnoay. October
81 iss 81 2. m ~.-.-r,...--
nef1f CITY Cierk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
NoTrCH oF DISSOLUTION

TIE errn ofs y Watson Cos stoe dealers
sfffa Nen-ae-st.. have sselved parfaershln.
NeH WaEaV viii continue the hBs' ress. ..eai zee
aHhUsdus the late arm and pay au obiigs-
NEIL MALI0T.
81 WATSON
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

swin's Specific has cured uly7little -n'ece q,
vhi,s swelling u the worst fype More than
twenty pieces = trone csr-e on ~ her lev. she
Wa not shie - yak for eight months snd vss
cn crufches yess The doc-crs advised sr7u-
tafion. het ref1sed. snd put her On 8 s. S.
she j. nov - vel ard playful ss sry child.
MRs. AvNrs GEEsLrye, Coi1mbus. Ca
Treatise on Blood sud skin Diseases mailed
free
swrTT Srssryrc Co. nrsvr- = Atlantis. ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
IL 49, span.sh postage stamps -

The new spanish postage stamps bear
the portrait Of King Alphonse XIII, Of
SPAN, aged years. The Kansas City
Naes thinks tAat there is n suggestion
here Tor Mr.. Wanamaker. RE might put
Baby McKee's etigy upon the next
issue Of American postal cards. But
Joking aside Baby Mckee Is all right.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
wHrnE THEY HAVE CAMPAIGNS.

While It IS an ''off" year in Michigan
politics, nine other states are undergo
ing the agonies Of a campaign The
names 0f the States and the Offices 70
be filed are as follows.
Pennsylvania VIII elect state Treas
Urer.
Ohio VIII elect Governor and state
officers.
Virginia VIII elect Governor and State
officers.
Mississippi VII elect Governor and
State officers
Maryland viii elect Comptroller and
Attorney General.
Massachusetts, VIII elect Governor
snd state officers.
Nebraska VIII elect Supreme Court
judge and two regents.
Iowa VII elect Governor. Lieutenant
Governor and other officers
New York VII elect state officers,
except Governor and Lieutenant Gov.
ernUr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

EOR SALE-Jewelry business-good estsb-
lished trade; frst-ciass location. 9 year,
in bwSindss. good reason for selling. this d. =
70 chance: viii hear thorough inrestiEa-
ton. For particulars inquire Davis 4 Jost Y
Monroe St g-1ti
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY. OF. p.

OSE Of the jurors IN the Cronin case
IS only % years Old lie viii be older,
however, before the case Is ended.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
TO sunsc RIBERs

ANY sabsortber 60 rHE rELEoRAa.
HERALD Who fails 10 receive the psPu
rssoisriys or Who may have reason 20
eouapIaia OF late delivery, viii confer q
xpeeial favor By informing this once OF
tns Tact at once sead postal card or cal
aD talsPhone 3Jl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
WANTED-TO BUY.

NVANTED-Forty carloads Eastwood rods. 20
w inches long by u inches. bured and
chucked on end. assorted in two qualities.
First must be clear, second Will admit of two
sound knots or red Streaks. Forty sTloads
white ash. dry or green. ~ inches thick by
inches wide. g.. 8 and 20 inches long. For
which cash viii be paid F. .. r. point ~ ship
ment. L. j. Newton a. Co.. Grand Rapids,
Mich. .4ii
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

LNok SALON HaentAly payments. Feoa sIK
room house. Jos SiAtS-slK - OAr huldrtl
AID thirty three fcrf 81 lanalsi.. near chair
factory Apply te urs AiAol. nertaeasl cor
neI tlIton-st. aAd CoAeso-ase- -sSl
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
rHF woRLD's FsTR N PoLTTICs.

NftE NtffeAaaf - - - ~ -
The worlds fsir IS becoming a politi-
cal issue Ia New TorS and every candi-
date for the State Senate and Assembly
are likely 70 have the rest put to them
whether or not they WI stand by View
York asa site. The 1frratpg J,u~oal
savs
"If there IS A candidate before toe
people who viii sssart that be VII op-
pose worlds far legislation, unless
Central Park IS left ont 0f the question
Of site. Is should he known 20 The cleo
tors, who vii make short work ~ nlm.
Let there De no stI-hunhng about IT,
We strongly advise eScry voter 20
Assure himself that the candidate for
his sufagn pledges himself to support
ere legislation needed Cd secure che se-
ected size for the purposes ~ the fair
whether portou of Central Park be
ally needed or not.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
xTsCELLsBEOUE

pTAN0 wANTED-I ueasa Ike te erchsrgs
sfat tr a heusf sna ~ iof geaf piano.
Address q p 25 y snfssasf 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

EDrroR SANEoRD's libel suit against
Editor Rowley, both of Lansing, was
postponed on Thursday az the instance
Of the complainant on account of an
error IN the defendants bail bond, by
which "aud'' was used whore "Of'
should have been used. Editor Rowley
calls this a virtual confession of guilt
on the part OF Col. Sanford, and scores
him unmercifully, calling 1t case Of
''the self-betrayal OF the ass in the
lion'ssSin," +" andaliudingto Col. Sanford
"a "a certain brevetted and perfdious
individual who affects the airs and i'm
portance of 4 leading local politician
(for purposes Of revenue only" How
pleasant a thing . is FOR brethren 70
dwell together IN unity
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
BugIYEss CHANoEs.

GOOD Saloon Business chance-nice location
" and everything iu good running order
owner viii give possession Immediately; Tor
l-.-.-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

rITN and suburban pToFerIy to exchsnge ier
! cAlslae prapertyi 81 VII e1ch&lsge Ase4at
lots far residences and ass1mt UoTiEaga (.
stow 4 Parish. ke&l Estate Sne Loans. room +
IoscF biock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

Iris reported approvingly that the
salary Of Mr.. BelmOnts jockey is to be
10000 year. OF course IN the matter
Of Jockeys the law of supply and de-
mand governs; but does It not amount
% a classification of the tastes and as
pirations of our Eastern mllOnaires
that there Is such a marked demand
among them for high-priced jockeys,
and 50 little demand for moderately
paid men who can do some good IN the
W0rid2