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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

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of Jos. Kent & Co., is dissolved. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
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JUST ARRIVED. designs in chains.
brass PORTER rods with rings and
brackets. New curtain poles and trim
mings. Something new and stylish in
window shades-at the Furniture store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
JUST ALITTLE TROUBLE.
Ana the Police cosrt MIL Grinds
WsAxiiy Throsxh-

AsaA the Police cesrs NH Grinds is
WsAriiy Through
Ray Hayes paid t6-s5 for being drank
and diso1dsrly and l. +. Sweet went TO
Jail for ten days. John Lougheed was
charged with disorderly conduct, but
as John was burned out BY the FIRE Of
Tuesday night, his sceuser. Frank
Braaable though he had punishment
enough. He Withdrew his charge and
pad the costa and the case against
lougheed Was nolle pros'd. Frank
BFanible WAS himself laboring under
the charge OF assault and battery. and
his sccuser followed suit ana paid the
costs, and the case against Bramble Was
nolie pros'd. Joel Hauser. the geatle-
man who was brought into court on a
bench warrant. MAS committed for fif-
teen DAYS for breach of the peace. Hen
~ Wilzlnk, the young man detected IN
borrowing . boat during the absence of
its owner. was tried In police court yes
terday and discharged. The evidence
was not sufficient TO convict.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

Cabinets 81, Wykes', IS Monroe-st.
Ice headquarters will be opened.
The chiIdren's fancy dress carnival
occurs AZ HiDernian hall this evening.
Emmanuel Murphy has accepted the
foremanship of Glssler & Fritzs paint
department..
J. p. Andrews contributes beautiful
tribute to spring-time for the SUNDAY
TELEGRAM-HERALp.
The examination Of Hugh Miller.
charged with rape, was adjourned yes
terday by Justice Westfall 10 May IA.
Louisa johnson recovered a judge
ment for SIX cents and costs IN her re-
plevin SUIT against Joseph Z. Dyer IN
the circuit court yesterday.
There were fourteen real estate con-
yeyeances reported for registration yes
terday, ranging in value from 800 to
$4,000. The united values amounted TO
$l7 $50.
Claud r. Buchanan of this city was
admitted 10 practice IS an attorney in
the United States court yesterday upon
the motion Of Assistant District Attor-
ney +. w. Stevens.
Judge c. p. Schermerhorn, OF New
York city. died suddenly At his residence
Of heart failure. The deceased was q
brother of Isaac V. Schermerhorn, OF
this city, and was IS years of age.
If ten bright, lively and winning
young ladies would like light and con-
genial employment for ten days, they
will answer the want "ad" appearing
in the regular want columns this morn
ing.
"Ali About the Men" will be tho sub
Ject of Gertrude Gaiety's caustic per
Tor the SUNDAY TELEGRAM-HERALD. II
you never knew how mean . man car
be, you should read this special BY
Gertrude Gaiety.
There was q rumor in police circles
yesterday that Calvin Kingsley who j:
charged with criminal assault upon q
little girl, was seen on the streets. The
police were unable to locate him and
take but little stock in the rumor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

The Noble spartAns FAN an Easy Prey
toOur Siasgers.
The baseball game At the Fountain
street park yesterday drew out about
800 people ANXIOUS to see the new
team, and they came away with favor
able impressions of most Of them.
Roussey and Honseman particularly
showed up well in the field, and Katz
and Houseman at the bat. Brady did
well In the field. Only two of the regu-
lar team played IN their reg.
ular positions, but they did
enough to show that they have been
in base ball games before. Bolan
the catcher throws we'll. The Sparta
team was evidently ratified but showed
up we'll after the first three innings.
OConnor's pitching made favorable
impressions. The game was won 10y
the home team by score of seven 70
two. Houseman's home run and Rous.
sey's assist in double play were the
features.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
WHO'LL Be The MAN?
Congressional Availability Opened
for Free Discusslon.
NAME TOUR CHOICE WITHOUT FEAR
These Columns Opened for . Free and
Ean Discussisa Of the Merits OF Prob
able or Possible CAnctdAtes-Bei-
knAp. Ferry and Earle n IL.

1t 10 quite natural that sentiment
should be divided IN regard to the best
possible nomination to be made for
successor TO the late NJ. Ill. Ford, as
congressman from TINS district. Nearly
every eleetor has u personal choice or
fayorlte for the place. Ii is believ ed
that the time for a general expression
or opinion on this important subject IS
now at hand. The columns or this paper
are open for such expressions fro N Re-
publicans throughout the district The
TELEGRAa-HERAID has no favorite IN
the field; any staunch, honorable Re-
publican, who may be nominated by
the Republican congressional conyen-
ton Will have the earnest, undivided
and energetic support of this paper.
Each contributor will be expected TO
refrain from personal animadversion,
for IL is not the mission of q newspaper
to encourage factlonalism or personal
nimosIties. This morning the un-
pre- JUDGED and honest opinion of two
vel known gentlemen are gwen, as
follows:
In Favor OF Mr.. Belknap.
Wlilatn AlOeu Sfnltu. Ia IcSSIu 10
candidates will say, that I consider
C. +. Belknap the strongest man we
could nominate. Every honest repub-
lican should get out and do honest
work, and not be afraid to express his
convictions openly. l for one intend
to speak out in meetin'.' Every man
who has the interest of the district, the
state and the party at heart should
exercise his free unhampered judgme nj
and strive to nominate the man who
When elected will reflect the mos tcredil
on their efforts. Such work as this
means certain victory"
For Ferry or Earle.
Hon. Dwight Cutler, of Grand Ha-
ven" believe that Ex-senator T. w
Ferry is the man that should receive
the nomination at the hands of the Re.
D ub!ican party. He has served well as
congressman and as senator, and
would receive instant recognition al
Washington. Everyone knows him to be
Republican of the truest type. a sound
business man and a good citizen. Not
only that but he is a man who, if nomI-
mated, would make runner. He is
almost the unanimous choice of OF
tawa county and in addition is popular
in Grand Rapids and Kent county. He
is the choice of the people of Grand
Haven and If nominated will surely be
elected. Hon. n. A. Earle of Grand
Rapids, is also mentioned and Ger tainly
has points in his favor, on the whole
however, Ferry Is my man..
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Mrs. II. D. Moore has returned from
Allegan.
Mrs. J. r. Hyde of Meredith is visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bale will return
TO Paw Paw to 1--we.
Mrs. s. p. Powers. Of Jackson il Wis
ting friends in this city.
J. III. Killmer and wife, Of 6aranac,
were IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Weber, of Jonia
were IN the city yesterday.
B. Baker Is visiting his sister, Mrs. w.
d. johnson, of Greenville.
Mrs. Gregg, OF Luther, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Maurice Reed.
N. VI. Brooks. of Austerlitz, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Burrell are visiting
Mrs. John Avery, of Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Bronson are visit
ing Mrs. r. d. Henry, at Kalamazoo.
Mrs. George Simpson and children,
of Grand Haven, have come here to
reside.
J.P. Platte has been called TO Detroit
by the death Of his eldest brother, Peter
Platte.
DIR. Geo. X. Johnson has returned
from Ionia where he was called on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs.. James J. Boyliss and children
are visiting relatives in Fl. Wayne and
Toledo for few weeks.
Mrs. Charles X. Wallace OF Jackson is
making q visit with her father Rev. DR..
John Graham, OF this city.
Tho Valley City and Grand Rapids BIZ
cycle Clubs enjoyed q social time at
North Park last night dancing.
Mrs. J. c. Goodale, of Kalamazoo, ia
in this city in attendance on her father
q. ID. Sterling who is dangerously i'll of
the grip.
Mesdames I. J. Whitfield, Walter
Winchester, Berridee Butler and George
Hardy. of Grand Rapids, visited Mr..
and Mrs Abner Knapp, yesterday
Lowell Journal.
VIM. Palm and daughter. of SOS
weslthv-ave, have returned from q
three months northwestern trip during
which they visited Hot Springs, Ark,
and many points in California and
other western states. They are de-
lighted with the West.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
BARRETT's PANTS BURGLED.

When J. c. Barrett, of $50 Scribner-
ST., got up yesterday morning, he could
not find his pants. A diligent search
revealed them on the back steps. A
more diligent search failed to discover
Sll3 in cash which was in one of the
pockets the night before. The burglary
was cleverly done, as no noise or dis
turbance was heard about the house
during the night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
ENOUGH FOR A ROOM.
The Ladies' Aid Society Social Nets Z
Substantial Sum.

The Ladies' Aid Society Social Nets .
Substantial Sum.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Ma
sonic Home gave . promenade concert
last evening. The rooms were elabor-
ately decorated. Music was furnished
by the Elite orchestra. Refreshments,
consisting of ice cream and cakes were
served. After refreshments the large
crowd, which consisted of about three
hundred ladies and gentlemen, were
entertained at pedro and dancing. The
proceeds are estimated to be about $3.50,
and the ladies feel confident that they
have funds sufficient to furnish a room
manner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

The @. n. = I. Folks Experimenting With
the Fountain system.

The O. q. I. Folks Experimenting With
the Fountain system.
The G. X. 4 I. is experimenting with
Fountains signal alarm boxes between
this city and Rockford. In passing a
signal the train strikes little knob
close to the rail, which sets large in
dicator by the side of the track, and at
the same time starts clock work which
runs for 10 minutes. II an engineer
finds an indicator at the i've minute
point he will know that there is q tram
five minutes ahead of him, and that he
must move cautiously. The use of the
indicators will reduce the possibilities
of rear end collisions to q minimum,
and il the device works successfully
the entire line will be equipped with
them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

James Doyle is an old gentleman who
lives Mt the home Of the Little Sisters of
the Poor. James ia we'll behaved until
he gets into close companionship with
intoxicating beverages, but then he be-
comes holy terror. Yesterday was
his busy day and he attempted to clean
out the home but the patrol wagon
took him to the Jail for safe keeping.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
A Erightful Eate.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May IA horrible acci-
dent happened at the Ashley wire
works Wednesday. resulting in the
death of Charles Mather. who was
knocked into vat of boiling vitriol
used to take the rust and scale off from
the wire. He slipped on the edge and
was completely submerged. When
pulled out the flesh dropped from his
bones The unfortunate man suffered
terrible agony till death relieved him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

MuNcH, Ind, May mo lives were
lost by the burning Of tho county in
Urinary on Wednesday. Que old man
after being carried ont dashed
into the burning building and
could not DO rescued until
placed in . barrel Superintendent
Watson's son, who was in bed sick with
fever. and one Of the inmates Will
likely die from exposure. The loss Is
about $4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
Bad regulation OF natural gas caused
thA f3re a
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
BASE BALL.

May 10. AMERICAS ASSOCIATION =
Baltimore 10. Louisville Z; Athletic s.
Columbus 4; Boston 2, Cincinnati, 10;
Washington, 2, st. Louis IA.
N.rToSAI-Brooklyn.4, Philadelphia
z; Chicago 3, Cleveland 8; Boston Q,
New York .; Cincinnati 2; Pittsburg 4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
OLIVER GETS A VERDICT

The jury in the case of Joseph w.
Oliver VS.. The Perkins Machine Com
pany reported at $50 last night and
rendered a verdict for the plaintiff in
the sum of S209l.67. The suit was
brought to recover $40, 900 damages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Its . rather inconsistent state Of e.
fairs" suddenly exclaimed Knowles.
"What isT naturally inquired Bowles.
''That . watch which always has q
balance must also have tick."-Jewelen'
Circular.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
wFsrERHOrr. D.OGE.

John A. Westerhoff and Miss Jennie
D'oge were married wednesday even
ing At the home of the BRIDE. 103 North
Lafayette-st., by Rev. NJ. l.. D'Oge, Of
Ann Arbor. The newly welded are
we'll known in society circles and re-
ceived many congratulations.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
FINAL roRrNIeHrLY MEETING.

The meeting of the Fortnightly Club
that was to have been held tonight has
been postponed. and the final meeting
of the season will be held at the Ladies'
Literary Club rooms May %. A pro-
gram OF unsual interest will be pre-
seuted
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
NORTHUMBERLAND.

Yesterday morning occurred the
marriage OF Frank II. Stewart, Of the
G.. X. & I. general freight Office, and
Miss Alice NJ. Sweetland. Mr.. Stewart
has been connected with tho office for
the past nine years and has the hearty
congratulations Of his associates.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Medium weight underwear in Me-
rino, Balbriggan, Silk and Natural
Wool, tor spring. All lines now ready.
Gardiner & Baxter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Pure Water,

: Did you read what the Democrat and
Mayor Uhl say about the city water?
There is death in it. At Ellitt & Coz
you can get pure, sparkling St. Louis
Magnetic Mineral Water in bottles, jugs
and barrels. Call and try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Tho Itata Llfts Ancbor AND s.,,.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May THE CHILEAN
steamship Itata, recently seized by the
United States, lifted anchors and sailed
away Wednesday afternoon, carrying
United States Deputy Marshal Spencer
with her as a prisoner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

None but quacks advertise, but you
can call on DR.. Smith, 100 Canal-st.
and get bottle of medicine for 81
warranted TO cure the grip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

CLARKspuRa. w. Va, May IAN ex.
plosion occurred ut 7 o'clock a m. in
the Ocean mine miles from here.
Four miners were killed and several
badly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Optician Ito his clerkHIn sending out
the new price lists be sure to write the
addresses particularly small Iwant 10
make people see and feel how necessary
II Is to use spectacles.-Fliegend> Blat-
ter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Riot In Rome.

ROME, May IA conflict between
anarchists and police took place in .
narrow street in this city Wednesday
night Twelve shots were exchanged
aud several persons were wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Jon0--I hear you had . dog chow In
your town last week. How did il go or
Adams-Spacndidly. II Yves . howiing
succeA-Kase Fields waehington.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
nAroR uuL ACCEPTS AN OFFICE

Mayor Uhl filed his acceptance as
president OF the Kent County Fair So
ciety yesterday. He was elected some
time ago 10 ill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Levi Averill, and had
been holding the matter Of acceptance
under consideration. He, with the d.
rectors of the board, will visit the fair
grounds this morning and look over
the situation preparatory to becoming
acquainted with the duties of his Office.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Railroad Shops Vorced to Close

DANvILLE, ILL.,, May THE Chicago
& Eastern Illinois shops closed down
on account of the coal-strikers in Grape
creek and Kellyville, and of an ex-
pected strike of the brakemen and fire.
men.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
A B1Dw.

"Honor's but IN empty bubble altar
an
"But notice We all lay our pipes and
are ready 10 waste the soap for it,
Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

wAxzrssros, May s.-For Upper and
Lower Michigan; Fair, warmer sinos
Becoming southerly-
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Lily White.

Telephone yor Ice Cream orders to
the Rudell Ice Cream Co., 9S2 or 16l.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
uuRpERER soeerSs INSANE.

Daniel Goggins. the old man who
butchered his wife with jack knife in
81 Marks Home. sept. Is, 1854, has
become insane and has been trans
ferrsd from Jackson prison to the asy-
lum for insane criminals AZ louia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Be sure you are right and see that our
YELLOW LABEL is on each cake of yeast.
1t is the best. Ask for it and take no
other.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

The VallevCity Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour
Try the LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best is most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

The deputy sheriff of Genssee county
At Otisville telearsphed Sheriff Nc
Queen yesterday that Whslens stolen
team va seen there last week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Latest Out.

Fresh Cottage Cheese Tuesday and
Friday at Elliott & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Armour's Star Hams, Bacon and
Dried Beef at Eilitt & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

HIs-sssazasr Nassau begins 70 run-arss
steam ferry esswesa New York and Brook
lya-
Kz-Iouta Aorsan Go<tschaik famous pian-
lst. born Ia New orisaas: died is6D.
ls4s--Bastls Of P&lo Also; American loss. nins
killed aud forty -ssvsa wounded artillery
fsi,tL
lsE-cAyalry battle az GlsndAls. near corinth.
NfsA
lss4-Battls al spottsyivaniA court house. vir-
GINA. begins. continues with but slight in
termissions until the 10th. Federal losses
usually estimated at 3o.ooU: cad Of the long
fghs at Alexandria. La
l6s-F'rofessor Leone Levi. eminent economist,
died In London; born ISL
1DD-Chenango county poorho1ss - Preston.
~ T.. burned. with sixteea innAteA
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
Lily White Flour

Bethesda Mineral Water at Elliott
Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
This Date in History-Mal

loGs-Alaia Reas 10 Sage.
Frencn novelist. born; died
lT<-. 10 wrote I'll bls~-
HI-Beiiby FoTtss1s. eminent
prela1s a1d aathor Of
-Chrss1ian Esidecces."
bora IN York. England.
died Isc.
UH-Antolns Layoisscf. IA
nous chemist. gaillostEsa
al Paris because be had
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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08
TALKS BY THE WAY.

STEADY GRowrH-Yesterday bus'-
ness man Was in . reminiscent mood
and ruminsted somewhat ~ follows
.'As some old Roman duck hss Il, how
the tempus does fuglt WAS just
thinking of the past few years in Grand
Rapids. / remember when the town
was only 10000 or 80 strong and il
seems but Q short time ago. There's
one thing about this city that has been
a little remarkable. Its growth aud de-
yelopment mas never been panieky. Ii
nas been thorough and steady. l never
knew the Tune when you could buy
lots cheaper one week than you could
the week before, and that Just ex-
presses IL with the business men who
have acquired q comfortable fortune,
most of them have been better of this
week than last week. Perhaps not
much, but still little. Its q general
rule I've LAID down. and like all gen.
eral rules, is proved by an occasional
exception"
FAKE "Aps''-"There," said an old
detective yesterday as he was gianclng
over the want columns OF q daily
paper, There 10 what l call lake
ad." just see how it reads: WANTED
detectives in every portion OF the
country: no experience necessary; send
stamp for reply" The last sentence OF
that is the secret Of the whole concern.
There is a company in Wisconsin that
keeps standing lad" IN many city
papers IN which lie says that ne wants
three travelling men 70 whom he Will
pay SIS a month and expenses; no ex-
perience necessary; send stamp etc.
Why that man Just sits in his Office and
puts stamps away in boxes and carries
letters away by the wagon load. HIS
replies are by postal, and simply say
that men have been secured. I've seen
that scheme worked hundreds OF times
but there's rs many suckers IN the sea
as ever there was caught
CLUB LIFE-You will often hear the
remark on the streets, rs Improvements
are beng made, that Grand Rapids Is
| just emerging from town to city;
that old fOgy ideas are fast giving way
| to CITY notions and airs. One of the
| sure indications OF this fact are the
| clubs and the life that may be seen
there. In the Peninsular lot of old
gentlemen meet daily, play hearts and
pedro, and admit and agree that the
young bloods are all going to perdi,ion.
Ten years ago we had no gentlemen of
leisure like these. The modern young
man. however, is too "sporty" tor these
greybeards. The Owashtanong club
just opens the eyes of the New Workers
and Chicagoans who happen IN there.
Its elegant cafe, palatable cuisine, fine
parlors and we'll equipped gymnasium,
combine both the social aud athletic
| features of real club life. The Owash-
| tanongs know how to entertain in truly
metropolitan style, and many q visitor
has left charged with its hospitality and
the club Is known all over the coun-
try.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

RxpELIED A GRAND RAPIDS MAN.
The Board Of Appeals of the Ameri-
can Irotting Association. at . meeting
held Wednesday, expelled Miles X.
Norton, of this city, and Frank Rich
srdson, of Tndlsn River, for ringing
during the races at Rushville, Indiana.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-12
BUSINESS rR0uBLEs.
Michigan Political Leader In Strata
Tho Tea Failure Not Serious.

LANSING, Mich, May Thames L..
Turner, of this city, Republican candidate
for governor in the last campaign and long
considered one of the solid business men
of this state, is in sore financial
straits. and today gave bill
of sale of his personal property
to James +. Joy and Christian
ii. Bull, of Detroit, for the benefit of
themselves. The bill of sale is to secure
Indebtedness in the shape of bank drafts.
checks and promissory notes to the
extent of $4,000. Turner and his attor-
neys are reticent in regard to the condi-
ton of affairs, hut declare that all debts
will be paid in full if he is given time
New YORK. May 1.-Assignee Macy
announces that the business of the Union
Pacific Tea Company is proceeding at its
ninety-tive branches in the same manner
as at its main Office here, while everything
seems TO be as usual. Macy says the liza
bilities will not reach $4,000. He also
says he sees no reason why the McBrides
should not pay in full and resume busi-
ness.
NEW YoRK, May ll.-President st. John,
of the Mercantile National bank, says en-
phatically that there is not the slightest
truth in the rumors that the bank was in
trouble financially. The Mercantile, he
says, was never in better condition.
CHICAGO, May lin an answer filed be-
fore Judge Horton this morning, John
Mitchell hints at the defense to be made
by the stockholders of the Pacific Railway
Company. Mitchell is stockholder, and
the company recovered Judgment against
him. He contends that the stock of the
Pacific Railway Company is fully paid
for at par value. The Los Angeles
Cable Railway Company. of California,