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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
PHR BERLIN FAIR
saeeess-seuas Kepr~seRtsuses Frsa
Grsnd RAPIDS

The Berlin far l. n progress and ss
usual Is success. Every one : having
a good time and the Officers deserve
great credit for the excellent order pre-
served and tie general good manage
ment.
Grand Rapids Is represented IN the
music Inc oy tue popular music dealer,
julius A. J Friedrich, who has, a.
usual, a tine display, including i
splendid "Fiseher' piano Ia black
walnut case finished in natural colors
lie also has specimens OF the A. b.
Chase and Hllstrom organs. lie wa
ably assisted in showing his insiru-
ments by Miss Tillie Dolan, who has
sept crowds around her by insiru-
mental selections which we're particu-
larly pleasant and popular. Mr.. Freid-
rich Is happy as 10 the result of his ex-
hibit Of tins year ss be has already
made several sales directly on the
grounds and quite a number Of pur-
chasers have been attracted 10 his store
at 80 and - Canal-St., where he has
the most complete line of musical IN
stfuments IN Western Michigan. He
has just received a large inyolce OF the
newest designs IN planos and organs
and If he cannot suit the most fasudi-
Gus II Is difficult u tell who can. AT
any rate, he is willing 70 try.
Bodenstein Bros, the popular
clothiers and tailors of IS Canal-st., have
complete line of fall gbods. They
are making a speciality OF merchant
tailoring. Their pant patterns attract a
great deal OF attention.
W. {. DennisOn can we'll feel iiattered
at his remarkably successful exhibit OF
wagons, buggies, etc. Every article
which he had there received prize and
with one exception they were all first
prizes. The Auburn steel axle wagon.
for which ne is sole agent, IS guar
ranteed 10 sustain anv weight As 10
the Courtland Buggy Company's pro
ductions, no one questions the fact
that there are no finer productions on
the market.
The Colby Wagon Company have a
large exhibit of their celebrated wagons
ID large tent opposite All nan. lhc}
make speciality OF the Creeper, Jr.,
Old Creeper and the Creeper, Jr. i'm
proved, a pleasure and light business
wagon combined. A wagon manu-.
factured by tins popular firm is a
guarantee OF It's strength and durability
RIVE lines for cents IN our classified col
Il umns for next Sunday. Cash goes and
noon FOR the copy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

communication were received from
John Briggs, NJ. /. Mccormick ard
Irving IL. II l. applying for positions on
the police force. Placed on ille.
From James II. Young, applying for
position as engineer In the ire depart
ment. Placed on file.
From Oscar Byrne, applying for posi-
ton as driver of city ambulance.
Placed on file.
From the Salvation Army, asking that
John Youngblood be permitted 10 act
as special police constable at their
hall on Hamllton-st. Committee on
Men and Discipline.
From VIM. Sommer, asking for nine
days salary lost through injury re-
ceived at the Sweet Manufacturing
Company's fire. Committed on Finance.
From Supt. Bettinghouse. reporting
the Oliel Cabinet Company's fire alarm
box in service; also that the tower
bell at 10. engine house is cracked.
Placed on file.
From Dfhcer Jakeway. asking leave
Of absence from September y 10 Octo-
Der i. 1890. Granted.
On recommendation of the Commit
tee on Finance, the claim of r. g..
Studley for 2000 feet Of cable hose At
sl460, was allowed.
The Committee on Property pre-
sented plan for addition % the police
barn, 70 accommodate the ambulance
and equipment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
ALL FoR A SALOON.
IA Arcade Dive C&ases mach Litigs
giou

tA0A
The Ackley saloon, IN the Arcade i
4 bone OF considerable contention Ca
August %, Mara y Dyer, obtained
bsll OF sale OF the fixtures, etc, Tor tue
sum Of $500. Then Oil Of sale vas
gwen TO AFs. Louisa Johnston, N-fe of
Charles Johnston, the beer de2ier 20
secure a debt. The Dyers claim tai
there was an understanding that they
were 10 hold possession Of the place aud
cary on the business and that they
woaid De allowed ~ pay up their Ia
doUGedness from time 10 time ln sums
Of s. OF more until ali was paid. Yes
ter0ay Mrs. Johnston repleyincd the
stock and fixtures and Dyer responded
hy applying an injunction 10 prevent
tnen from Oustlng him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

The Hr&nd Rapids Beck Binde7v
formerly sf q Fesr.-sf has located u
more extensive 0aarters ara = non
sxecafng frst-elass hsnk book work
sr.d 81 Kinds II FEE book trn6inu la fte
as1sl prougf msansr trsfonsaTr eith
fhis tot0n. 81 q Csnsi-st. Tele-
uhone Sc. 1913
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Miss Clara Broglle. the head trimmer
of G. 4. Berwns Millinery Parlor. No.
p Cana-st., has just returned after an
absence of SIX weeks, which she devoted
to selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
the fa.l and winter trade, and Will be
pleased to meet all the old customers
bnd as many new ones as are willing to
ae served by her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Detrof Nsws Hggo schneider, ths
BIG tobacco dealer ~ Gfsnd Rapids.
sod Csfl scbm9, ths sfehtset. met
Yesterday fof tne srsf t.nf r. - Fesrs
sna s1ent org hoErs 1u reviewing e.
uerrenees s.e-e thef separation iher
wfre 60 eFe churss together RI Ger
n1s1F Turng fBe troublesome tn.es
q 1888 they ssTs among ttyss Thn
rebe 81 ags rat tne Govern vent a7a
fe1 - America Here they ssEisrsfel
or 81 rassf AS after TIE lapse ~
rraflF hsf s. eeHtarT
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
SHOE CO., lo2 CANAL-ST


The Grand Rzpds Chair Company
Mi pay cash dividend u pea eeat.
on = capital stock Al the company >
othee. ol "Wednesday . 8 tooeg 4. ls5o.
Tie hooks tor TIE lrzEssvF OF stock slil
lie closed ThnrsdzY. September IS 1850.
l.. H. fooIE,
Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
AN INJUNCTION ASKED FOR
To Prevent the building Of Tenement
House

House
Chas. O. Smedley commenced an IN
junction suit against Frank :. and
Josephine Colensn yesterday, 70 re-
strain them from buila ng tenement
house on and adjoining his property
nesr the corner Of Portsmouth Terrace
and Fulf0nst. lt . claimed the Cole.
mans bought the property With fhe un-
dersanding that 6 wouid - used for
homestead purposes. and that there
wss 70 bs several fest diTIson when
buildings were erected. The CoIemsns
are rot complying With terms Of tie
contract. snd thus the SUIT
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Opening.

Pattern bats and bonnets Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
september 80, October / and 2.
No cards. MISS MINroN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Are You Always SIeePy2

Do YOU get mp nights?
eau you control your
urin2
Is there pain In your back"
Or nervous prostration?
Ever had rheumatism:
Is stomach weak?
DO YOU feel worn out?
Is there "a sense OF gone
ness?
Pains i'm back of head?
Areyou dreadful nervous?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does il hurt To urinate?
Does IL smart or burn?
IL there weight or pres
sure i'm lower part of abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write 10 or call on
DIR. =. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
roe-st., room 4, Immen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. He Is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly town or
city or neighborhoOd in the
United states, but can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
wOmanhood by DIR. ). Clay
Todd i'm the last 25 years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Vinegar Furniture Company have a
full line of house furnishing goods, for
the rich as we'll as the poor, for cash, or
on easy payments. Call and see, at 1873
l29 South DlvlslOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Grand Rapids School of Elocution
will open October /, under the direction
of Miss Evelyu Noble. Room Shep-
hard Hartman block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

The quickest way to get a
good new thing into use IS
to take the risk of it.
You can get the corset
that, more than any other,
gives a woman a happy face,
YOU can wear it two or three
weeks and return it if not
satisfactory. Ask at your
store. The corset is Balls.
The store has a primer on
Corsets also. That is worth
your reading.
CHICAGO CORSET Co. chicago and New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

All accounts due Bert Ema, growing
out Of his grocery business Al 40 south
siOn-sG., Ia GFand Rapids, have
been sold, and must be paid 70 tue
undersigned Z. HAlFLEy.
Dated, September IS, 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

DIR. ". c. Orser's Pain Obtunder en-
ables him 10 fill teeth with much less
pain than ever before. Rooms 81, IS
and 80, Wonderly block, % Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Burial Permits.

Johanna +. Peters. 50 years. 2l Chest
nut-st., paralysis; child OF Harry kre-
mer, Laura-st., ininstlon; child OF {.
Westo ger, one month, 2l0 fltth-st.,
unoiLcal hemOrThage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Do you want three piece bedroom
suite, price anywhere from Sl4 TO SIS
If 90, call at Vinegar Furniture
Company, 123-129 South Divison-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

In this connection the following COM
munication will be found of interest:
To the Editor o. the TELEGRAN nKaALD:
In order that your readers may IN
derstand the true object of the German
Day, which vii! be celebrated in this
city on Monday, Octoter c, allow me 10
say the following; The first object Is
TO commemorate the first immigration
of Germans IN America, who landed IN
Germantown, near Philadelphia. on
October 6. 1858, under the leadership Of
Franz Daniel Pastorlns. Second
Owing to the feet that there seems TO
be feeling prevailing throughout the
country antagonistic TO Germans. ex-
pressed 10y laws prohibiting the German
language IN schools, We desire 10 show
that We DO not consider ourselves a sep
arate people within foreign state, bat
that we are true Americans; that while
we have due regard for the country of
our birth, our love for this country Of
our choice, is first in our hearts. We
desire TO snow that our presence IN this
country is IN no way detrimental, but
that With our brains and muscle we
have helped to build il Up. We have
furnished no small contingent TO the
American army IN the revolutionary
war, as well as TO the Union army in the
late civil war. Germans sre actively
engaged in all industries, and have done
much towards the cultivation OF waste
territory. These ale some of the OBJ
lects of the German Day.
Respectfully,
A GFpwAN
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
Grand Opening.

The Neal Sisters, of l47 Monroe-st.,
in new Kendall Block, will have their
grand opening September 80 and
October |.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
Who0ping Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
COURT RECORDS.

GONE early 10 avoid the rush. for We always
\ have a rush when we run Nickel Ads"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Lily white Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Is a family favOrte. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
GRAND OPENING TOMORROW!

Just Received Large FALL Styles and Grand
Opening Tomorrow Don't Fail to Attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
THEIR CELEBRATION.

German Day Committees Appointed-Ob-
jects of the Celebration Explained.
At the meeting OF the German Day
central committee, the following COM
mittee on reception was appointed by
President +. Z. Pulte: j. Rosenthal, =,
Frank Mayer, John Gehles, Joseph
Wichtmann, A. Wurzburg, NJ. Aldar,
Joseph Hermann and a. Messer-
schmidt. The executive, finance, dec
Grafton and reception committees Will
meet at Germania Hall next Sunday to
complete arrangements.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

FIVE lines for cents in our classified col
umns for next Sunday Cash goes and
noon for the COPY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28

Justice tIlen IN the supreme Court yesterday
granted A decree Of limited divorce To Mrs. sarah W.
simpson from James q. simpson. An employe ~ the
Treasury Department AT Washington He married her
at Fort Hamilton nine years ago. He lad not con
trbutcd 10 her support for eighteen months. >he Ne
ccivc> 40 month aumony.
Arbitration wa, made in the supreme Court ye'tcr-
DAY for a writ If mandamu> to compel the Registrar
II Arr,.ar, 10 cancel tax for lsS- property OF
Frcdcric, Wood. After the assessment the property
was divided and the taN apportionef. By mistake
IN COMING the figures were transpo>ed and one LOT
taxed S2.31l ~. where II should have been only
si0i o6 II said that this invalidatet the tax on
the whole property. The counsel are to hand up
briefs
Mr., sadie Zimmerman. the daughter Of we'll
Known Brooklyn merchant. Yesterday obtained decree
Of absolute divorce from Henry zimmerman, whom
she married in January. io-9
John WHEN a coal pedler Of Gates and Throop
ayes, hanged himself In hi stable. at Lexington and
romphin, ayes. yesterday afternoon. No cause Tor
the act is known.
I'm order to ascertain whether the widows Of any fire
men continued draw pensions after marrying again.
Fire Commissioner Ennis summoned the thirty egh
widow, drawing pensions to hi, office yesterday and
had them make affidavit To the assertion that they AN
still widows.
In the proceedings to compel City Works Commits
sioncr Adams to award contract for work upon ne"
police stations IN the Fifteenth and Twenty -'e'oOd
police precincts Leonard Br ther> rs the lowest Da
dcrs il appears that Mr. Adam, had M r-lt 10 iee'
the bids. a. this power rested with the Commission
ON Public sites consisting Of the Mayor and the q"
Work, and Police Commissioners. They have poS
formally rejected the bids.
George Makepccc Towlc of Boston. Will lectaN
upon The French Republic" before the department "
political and economic science of the Brooklyn ihS"'
tutc 10 morrow evening at Association Hall
There are eleven policemen now under SUSPENSION
for drunkenness. Christmas festivities proved TOO uuo"
for them even wien on duty.
There eleven candidate, for the post oi prU''p''
in the public schools who have just undergone t"o
necessary examination. only one of them Is wonisn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
~ THE ANNEXED DISTRICT
~ OPEN TEEMoNT-AvE-MEAGR APrRorRIA-
TONS.

~ OPEN FREMONT AVE-MEAGRE ApPFoPKIA-
TONS.
Tho BOARD Of street opening ana Improvement .''
., last welded to public opinion and ordered 'he w
Ginning Of proceedings for opening Iremon'dNo' it''
1,,. nan, Road to .Iioston-ave. This thoronShi'hc
g, - l. vyycnty third Ward and the lower portion
- +ho rv.cnt, fourth Ward what Fourtecnthst' Is 10
,,o more southern part OF the city IT VIII cAtcho
tr Two ar thre miles from West Farms through ire
man, IN High Bridge. forming the Only great c>Va
=. ..r,,. Letwe>n ono hundred and THIRTEEN ST. ana
pdhau, The Board Of street opening has heretofore
.d 10 ar, in the matter because the city Is com
u.1 under the present laws to pay one slf OF inc
go. of openiur streets mile lonc in the An
rod nj, tric, The country above the Harlem Is IN
enc ,sr,s 20 billy shat the expense Of opening level
-, ia ,r,nt 40 some Of the 0ts Of ground Is some
, greater than the value OF the lots themselves anu
.n ,v - regarded as Just by many OF the resluentS'
,. ns,ber inst or unjust Il has not been repealed
1 cn,.tart complaints have been made o. the re-
g., -, anon streets Of any considerable length mayor
cut has at length receded from his position III cases
where Fire Con- missoncr Puiroy mas sho"h ." 'N'0'
-, - the nroceedipgs and two of the principal ave
mes win he declared open and will be EXTENDED "e u
An. north and the other t0 the west from fremont
IT,. result which had been foIe>een 1oiioWeh u''
ann,ication q, Commissioner? elect loinz Tor lDcIa
annr,oriaon for the work Of Improving the >trec''
and sewers OF the TwcE;y;hird and Twenty fourth
Wards The estimate OF nearly 100000 which VT
Hentz made was cut down S265 .00O OF which
$4,000 only is TO Be spent In the maintenance
Axka streets or only $4,000 more than was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28

The tower is 10 be of rcd granite. rough srlt for
the main palt and the terraces and hammer dressed
for the buire,ses. tourcne> and quoins around III"
,cindows and the corjc The structure VIII be 100
feet above the street and 23 feet above tide water.
The approach to the lower tower is by broad
fight Of stone steps leading FROM the sidewalk to
an ample terrace eight feet above the street level and
also 10 the top Of the cn,baukmen, where doorway
gives acccss the interior and 70 SPIRAL s'aIcAN"
leading 10 the open platform At the top, from which
there is an extensive view OF the citV ana hiTb"r.
The llatform OF bIo0nV IS sduonndrd ~
a massive stone railing richly carved IN scroll design
The whole is capped by concal roof of red. hut"d
thing with lantern At the apex, III which Il Is pro
posed % place electric lamp
The standpipe will be seventy five feet nigh and
sixteen feet III diameter. with capacity Of over
111.OOO gallons ~ water. The design selected a,
the best from number Of Others submitted 20 John j.
Adams Commissioner Of city Works, and was drawn
hv Thayer & Wallace, the architects. This design.
although not strictly following ANY style. Is. in the
general compositions feuda in character the detail
being French Gothic.
BY the addition Of this greater safety 70 prop
crtv situated the clcatcd portions Of the city
will be secured, for the Fire Department has long
complained Of a lack Of sufficient pressure 10 throw
a stream Of water 10 the top of the buildings.
Ground will be broken for the foundation OF the
tower as soon AS the frost leaves the ground IN the
spring and process Of erection Will be pushed for
ward a. rapidly possible The design ri the build
ing has been selected not to interfere with the
monument, which l. Of classic design ,0mnie'l"nei
Adams rot wishing that the two design, should. In any
wav dctract from each other but rather that each
I should emphasize the otlcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
Application FOX Nusa.L GrARpL,v.

Application va, mad" yc'Gd" 10 the SDprcm" court
81, fla. commitment of Mr.. NE y. Burrows general
canadian o Isuo, Ernest Chuh fourteen years DID, and
M. ,ouug,r SIT r. Frances bNor and Alicia BoNham
Church. the children 81 Jam"~)rr t.ur,h. The counsel
aid that Mr.. Hutrp"s who wlsealhy. had adopted h"
,hidrens mothcr and since pr parents death hat
brought up the hos The girls lur"n place In orphan
,ee where they were "r;i4lyN objects 81 charity ~
Io,n g. Pnir their uncle and IL cntary guardian. lie
had never qulllned. however executor of the
..t,fr which j. quite large. PARIS counsel said
That Nrs. Burrows had been al ri guardian of James
M the Queens County Court. inIurrows answered that
the surrogate Of Newly "rk mad side the appointment
md PRODUCED an order which emily surprised Mr..
PARIS counsel who said the NJ * Surrogate had no
iut -dction. Nj. Parr says he NJ the best he could
for the Children. Justice outlet }ed his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
PUSHING THEIR CANDIDATES.

The proceedings of the Republican conference AZ NV
house Of L. L. Kennedy on Friday night maze puo1'
in detail yesterday, showed that Jesse Johnson w y
L,aycrsft and l. r. Fischer strongly supported "'orte o.
Forester for chairman OF the General committee - Wv
nan reest from participation in the a'tonali> Oh Nv
,,.t Ernst Nathan aid ne could suggest the name o.
A man who was not idcntined with either faction ahu
was recently elected the committee lie reieff'u
A. H. Wagner Of the Twenty third Ward, member !"
the Union League Club. senator Blrheu SugE'>V'u Wv
mama NJ Hahn f. Smith the Fifteenth Ward for chaf
non Eor secondary the suggestion made for inc
spbstuton If Clarence \. Barron In the twentieth "'r'
dc.ration 50 a, To continue him In that Office DaNd ~
Baldwin and f. X. Kennedy said that II Mr. fogrese'
was elected the candidate oil is'u'h th'N "o"u
TO-, ,o, tho committee No definite result reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
ET4EN ~ PRONPECT PiEh.

nm <rW DEN OYER THE FARM HOUSE HILL.
ono ~ the rc,cutl, added attraction, IN Prospect
p,r, . rho hear dem near The swiss farmhouse ON the
an, adjacent to the bust II the author # Home. sweet
Home II already contain, five inmates. ara II
4 modelled - , considerable extent after IN" similar
.,,,,,tuf,, I'm Central Park. \ foundation Wa made
T., Lu,Iiiuc M bouhicr> together a ~" make aiti
ec,l cave. and climbing place, for IN" bears. Then
m. n,,, surrounding the ~toucwok was nclo>ed IN
st,uf iron framework covering the top a we'll - the
.ido. and -trons enough t. resist the force Of an
r,.c1 cri11Iy or Polar bear # such an inmate should
no thoroughly aroused and should try Ia escape
rne first inmate, ~ the new bear den were three
,.,,-, mr. cinnamon bears. which were presented I"
M Park authortie, to form the nuclcu, o! co!lection
c,,cnily two larger black bears have been added
MANY visitors. especially "n SUNDAYS 20 Z" see them
pr..po,, Park IA, never had many ami
mal,. \ few deer. some birds. lh'ufhG pea
f,,l swans. cc.., duck> ctc.. and the sheep
witch r,lc IN the meadow, and the goat, which draw
,hc Children, carriage, comprise the fauna Of the
mark Tie deer were recently removed from the pad
do,k near the Wlliuk entrance 10 a new space en-
Chased with a wire fence ON sullivan Heights, near
tbc new pcnic ground, and not far from the bear dem
In connection with animals IN the park, the story
il related of A member of the Board of Aldermen AZ The
time il was proposed to put some eondohS ON the
mark I,L, \ resolution introduced providing for
thc uur,na>e 81 half dozen Of the vessels Tn" hon
or,hle ucnlcr from Red Hook arose t. object to
what H., REGARDED a, lavish expenditure o" Mr. Chair
man % >,id he object don't see 10 need If
spendins The public money g.: 80 many GondolaS
WHY not gcr two. male and - hymalc and let
p,,urc take her copr,c pro- surprised by the sudden
laughter which greeted hi, economical proposition, he
speedily "a down and " the subsequent proceedings
iurrc- led him no more.