Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-16
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets s., Wykes IS Monroe-st.
Cabinets 500 a. Jackson's. l03 Mon
roe-st-
Local brick makers have advanced
the prices OF ali kinds OF bricks 50 cents
per thousand.
The trial OF Hendrix Biloxi, adultery,
and Josephine Slate, larceny. Will be
on before Judge Adslt today.
Night Waterman Fullmer and Turn
key stewart were confined 10 their beds
a. the jail yesterday BY illness-
The funeral of the late Hon. Henry
Frallek Will De held from ms late resi-
dence this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The Young Woman's society OF st.
Marks will convene at the home OF
Mss Hattie Tanner Tuesday evening.
The Helping Hand Society of st.
Marks Will meet at the residence OF
Mrs. slnclare, 3l5 East Falton-st. to-
morrow night.
The entries for the trotting races to
be held at Union Park. Saginaw, Sep
TENDER /. 2 and 3, exceed IN number
those OF any previous year.
Grand Rapids, beyond any possible
doubt, will have two one-mlle tracks.
&. C.. COmstock IS bound 10 have one
out his way, and stock company will
do the rest.
The ice crop IS harvested. The
plentiful supply this season will have \
depressing effect on last years prices.
This depression will be very eleyatlng
10 consumers.
local physician declares that the
malady now affecting many persons,
and BY them thought TO be the grip"
Is not the grip" of last winter. but q
mild form Of pneumonia and 'snitfles."
Dan Martin, found last evening,
small shawl, evidently garment which
the wearer could not afford 10 lose, at
the corner of Waterloo and Monroe-sts.
The owner will find the property at
headquarters.
On the first day Of next month the
tariff on sugar practically ceases to ex-
list, ana the prices OF that article will
take a drop al over the country, and
big drop, too, one TO be felt by the con-
sumner as well as the dealer.
The Goodrich line of steamers will
ply between Chicago and Grand Haven
the coming season, two new boats. the
City of Racine and the Atlanta, being
added To the fleet. Saturday night
trips will be made during the hot
months.
Valley City Council No. Gil, cordially
invites IT'S friends TO an entertainment
to be gwen at Royal Arcanum Hall, ~
Waterioo-st.. Tuesday evening, March
II, 1891. d. m. An address Will be de-
liyered by deputy grand regent, COLIN.
A. Aldrich.
Outside furniture makers and dealers
have organized an ASSOCIATION TO divert
trade from tins city IN such sleepy and
hack number towns as Cincinnati, In
dIanapolis aud Rockford. They pro-
pose to hold an institute" III New
York from July TO August 3.
The spring election will be held April
6-four weeks from today. Under the
existing law tickets for the April cleo
ton, embracing the names OF candi-
dates for Supreme Judges aud Regents
of the University, will be printed by the
Secretary of State. The booth system
Will be observed as at the general eiec-
ton last tall.
The bank clexrings for the week end
ing March Is, were az follows: Monday,
1924. $3.50, Tuesday. Sl4i, 1921: We'd
nesday, S2i4, los. So; Thursday, $780,
1887: Friday, sllt. i50.20: Saturday,
sI67, 6ii.I9: total. sl,0l4.929.4O. For
the corresponding week OF last year the
fizurers we're $3.50. 695.3S.
The remains OF Preston r. Ford, the
unfortunate young man who wandered
from home in delirious condition aud
was found dead IN John Widdlcomb's
well Saturday morning, viii be taken
whippany, y. j.. his former home. for
burial. The remains will be accom-
panied by Mrs. BOcher, cousin of the
deceased. VINO viii start East this after
noon.