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ning Telegram,
VOL 1 1. NUMBER 100.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 28. 18HO.
PRICE 2 CKNTB
Grand Rapids
Moi
STILL VLRY WAR-LIKE-
GLAObTUNfc iN fMt COMMONS.
II Mwy War te Sot a Hocatty, but
Goa on Prwuaring for
ina Conflict
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i ienai had in
Mi tlua upon
4-tet tut a vuto of credit
lOOm. i p ration lU
A Untioeabl Report.
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Another Battle m Afghanistan.
BuHirir Vkri! .'7 Ihe ttlpeideac
t,.u i' i v i. St-i-itofi f ru.ii St.
P tor-afanrg Mjtng "There ha beeu a freeh
Sght bwtwe n the Afghan and Rumuuw.
man
An III Omen.
Losi-x. V, . !7. 1 he Itily Mm pub
Ikbw a telegrmu atmilar to that published m
Hniel reportiuglhe ba'T ! iweeti thr Af
dtaat mm! HtMMu, in which the latter were
defeated.
Hvrrying Awiy With Grain.
!. . M. i v .rt Iknt MMafc
..,: I i i' p '.ii ...iv- left ki.' Tur
in th i
ara ha.-um
fortnight. Those remaiuing
preparation for departure.
Honster Celebrate.
fa
ptitt
, April -7 The flags ou the j
wid cit offices j
() day in honor of limit's i
'thday. At a public meet frig
not ri" third of the people
i . i. . . '.: :. c
::,! i ;., - We IT made
..ri. i Sen i:..r Mflk.iiald. - i
' rov
ii ;m
ttfif
dun . irrespective of party, for hiui. an it
klier ir.-l -it.itexman. ia adopted, and
anfuew ord. red to h sent to the (General.
Gen. Grant Grateful.
Nw Y.ran. :rii 7 At a meeting of the
Hoard of Viderinwa. to-di. the following
letter. receiveu frmi i'il. V l -i;it. wit
read
Nw York. April .'7. Thi ifternoon I
-! ! . ' . li'li "f -,i!i,it (.it.'",! bj
ud
I- . Dl tUAT
A Buif o Grant.
Man I h. pril J7. -A week ago at
I ' f C.,. Fred. ( rrant,
P - ' .:,,'-r rulptor,
ailed at Om. Orant'n ramWMa to aecure
portrait bvt of the General. Hi see then he
hai -K i - ;fric. tud do th work
a.ede osljr few rimhiag Uxiche. It tm of
UVuie. one-.iartir lentfth. A military
eiMk in draped about the ahoa dr ud the
mrf. It wdl be
. e
A Louisville Celebration.
u t a. K . Ainl 17 The irnt
l meetiaffwae call te order by (apt.
l-r-it d por, nnd pre-
took place to
ly wtnhippl
Hrr.
4 Grtat at Cbicar.
f Jen. rnt.
rarT of
c
Fi.
iw ae
AT WHITEHALL.
Death o a WU-Knowrn Lady Marina
Mattery ut Interval
urrwfaiawaee ef Tu Tai aa
H eMraeu.i.1., ila.-tL, Apnl tl. Un. L L
1 houipeuat, veil kiijwu afad uiuwt o-ti .
tad died l imr rinidaarw oa itead,tj ;j.oru
.nj ifler Ujb i:Ui3M. dtui djUk b
cira hL-a. lire. I hoaapaoa area 3a 4r
old, abd tirtd rjcti . riaut here for etxtewfi
. Hor iUucm iiJ deem were ee.Ut.eu
' j .ii.iuOti..L -I i.ra.'Hr. tt. i-roliauelit
f . utupUon. She lave a
iijiid ud four rowo-up ctuUireu, aJau h
eery Lr ire ut trnud to uiouru her
Uj. The fail era! will be hld to-Oiorrovk
i.'.iUiu; it thf aoaee ifter wUieh luteruietit
Ui Udie place al Muakeifuu. Ihe New
foth mdi iUrU iu about a week Vttiu
lvke te all buetle tu Uinriue matter. I tc
due propeller "Swallow, ' uwued b
Murph. Creptu Jt Sou, aud cotu
...tui.xl t jr ('apt. F'.atod ha
beeu eiteunively repaired tliut wiuler aud
improved to llie amootit uf $... Uer
Capacity i frou. . to JUU.UU) feet of
iuudcr l he freiiit .n.J d'-ratf pro
j. ... r K. I bretlam" ha beeu repaired kg
rtuuie ct'.ii' '-. I I Vt. r U:t -tii,
-t- iuu.and. l'lie prop iier W. Snook.","
d h tl ook. .r M.'iit.v. .r r.,t
pertia4, Itie reputation uf triu ti.i- iivelieel
aud uiul regular btiat uu the lake, aud w-
the nr-l leave port llii ea.i i). St tin
1U1 been repaired un aooouut of
her fouudenu' lt.-t -.m-..u uear ilolhuid.
VttioUrf the ullti,; iJeet. the "A. J. Co Veil,"
. I . rmou," "fcUla Klleuwuod,' .iud "Miuue
haha hare beeu paiuted, and put iu i n'd
ahape fur the couiiiuf riwou' work. - The
Hbouiuirf ( otupauyn tu, "I'eter UuIium,"
ha a UeW rUrt teaiu boiler. The power
ful tutf, "flue Heald.' ti i beeu eiitit-U re
built, at quite a cot. She i owtu-.l ind op
erated by CapL Charle Maituiau." The
turf " Woi. Kieharda," owncxt b J. L.
Sandfurd, han beeu tiled up in tfood -hae.
imv i-auot tire la.it fall, aud Ut u dam
-wed to the extent of tL.HIJ. The tu
"Margaret." owned b 0km. iSuiitti. Sr.. ha.
baas adapted to the ferryintf bu
w r-. by having a portion of her
cabin removed. The hue ttcam
i .. : l " aj u. i h1u terry ..n ttu- hike
m aou, sue 1 now expected et ery day to
put iu an appearance, having beeu doiu
btWUe- it .-w rU'ai. ti 1- . a t.-r. h l
owned by StapeleK A CoveU. 1 he -uuiller
bwali "ttray," 1 Hiv.d," and "White Swan,"
have been put in better hae fur service.
VII the?e toalH are owned by people on
White lake, .aid 'n.-t if them ply l.tw-n
thi port aud Chica.fo in the lnuibe trade.
The News at Manistee.
'..rri-.tj'leiice .f Tuic TKl Ktiava.
M vMiMTEa, April HV Mo-it of the mill
will start up about tht find uf May. when
- SI ek will hSo S. j !; into opera
tioii. turning out from ."..) to -, JU barrels
per day. In speaking in i-onuection with
the location of the Soldier' Homo in Michi
gan i fw day s since, i 'ot.-rt --;n m Cutcheon
eprsed a preference for the selection of a
-ite uear Nile, or ome place in the South
ern part of the State, by which means both
Michigan and Indiana could rec ive the ben
efit of it. The climate would be agreeable
ind the location accessible fnnu ,ill pu,irter.
It is aid that Armour t ().,of Chicay,
will soon beirin the erection of a lare bnck
refrigerator, for the stormy of m at. poul
try, etc., in tin city. - -The Goodrich and
r r P. V :..-- tre now ( ijuuoi;uai; t-i-betweeu
thi- citj ntid Milwaukee.
e
Accident Near Chase.
rrwiiilorirw of I UK I m koKam.
Ukxo Cut, Midi.. April St. Yesterday
ift.-rnoon Jacob L. Brown, formerly pro
prietor of the machine shojs here, in at
tamptm to board a F. .t P. M. freight train
H If Chase, was thrown under the cara. His
rlgM f'ot wis crushed, making amputation
.r. 'iud hi left letf 'H- hrok.-n in two
place above the knee. He i iUut .V. years
old and the injuries are considered v.-ry
atwioM if not fatal.
The Seventh Game.
N lew York. April J7. The eveiith trame
of the billiard tonrnment was played
to-night at Irving Hall before a small audi
ence. The contestants were SchaefT-r and
h Ihon. lth mn made some brilliant
breaks but it was evident from the first
SchaefFr had it hi own way. The score
was; SchaefT -. ."; largest run, h, average,
i I. I.'., J". Ihoti.J-.'i. l.ir.- a.. J". i-..r iK-.-.
".. !., 14. Time of gone one hour and forty
minutes.
The Fastest on Record.
Crjwm,rt. A ril Ibout persons
nt out to Chester park this afternoon to
itn the prmt race between H. M. John
son. of New Yrk. and Geo. Smith. - f Pitt-
. for AI.ilH) and the ohainpienship of
the I r. . .1 ite. The distance was fj
J rtnson won the race by five feet,
looking over his -boulder. The time ivu
waa 11 3-f seconds. teating the tet record
bf nearly a second. Smith was never de
featel I s' fore in a Dl yard race.
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Dath Fronn US'na; Chlorotorm.
Pun pr;I j7 Mrs. K.lhn Shay, of
121 Weal Jackson street. whil in the dental
oalee of Dr. Day. in the Iare block, this
iftemoon. was s,-.jd with stasn,. The
loetor hal alminister!t chlomfarm to
i.v.d, n'he tarn ww kaiwM mi mwmm
racted The par x i - tin .-d and -
n dical I vi ild he of any -ervice f--Shay
lied. I he 'oroner will hold an inquest
O or B'-rci Schemes.
Viemwi. prtl 77 Kprentativ of the
rerm in liberals ir actiTpla 'jrorkitirf in
v - . ajajMially in M . " -e-n- the
fusion f advance and middle rrman
parttee at the approact i
on Rismsrr
nvi,Miint.
A Hospf! 8umd
Th nn!d -y
vm bnrne ye-
terday. Tiss. l,"a..fV m
rter works cot lap d
hmldina wm th merr
The : patient wer nwwn
and wn senr - S,a;ii
s-,nn wro injured.
ttly. and the
O . d"--l o r Dcta'-i
'. aa
C-e Wants 00 000
awa, April ff. Mayor Ram
nesii i" kamt the f'i
MIDDLLTON'S REPORT q
HIS ACCOUNT OF FRIDAY 8 F IGH T
Four Dead and Thirty -Two Wouud
ed on the Canadian Side I he
Number of Rebola Uuanown
rnm, i Hit., April 27. It Minister ot
MlllUa hae receivesl the following ulhcial
stateuieUt fruiu OeUeral Mlddielou uf Maj
battle of Friday
F . in an. i! lie- north of Clarke's
Croiug, Nurthwewt Territory, Aprd -1 1
j have had an r?air with the rteL at lhu
j pot, uu the east bank of tiie river. My ad
j vauoed oout Were tired upon from a bluff,
j bat we managed to hold our uvvu until llie
! uiaiu Ixaly arrived, wha I took measurer, to
! repel the attack, which was uver at about -
p.m. W e tiave captured a lot of their pome and
! ha' three ur tuur, apiareutl Indians aud
j half-bceed , m the corner of the bluff, who
ti-tw ioiie a reat dealuf michief, U-:nfc' ev
idelltly thelt bent shots, and. lam UUVilll
Lug to Uhjph- more men iu tr tufc' to take them,
) I have surround-d the bluff, and. shall wait
UUtll the) have elpelided their ammunition
i to capture them. U.rvt Mt i'und joined ine a
""!! he etiuid from the ot.'u r side uf the
: nvt rwitti Ihe Tenth Royal- aud VViuuiietf
I lialf battels, but the affair w a over la-fore
I they arrived- A- most of this art of the
I left column i thu across, and as it is a
work of difficulty t . - 1 have ordert d
the re-t to follow and sliitll march to-morrow
with the unitd torce on Hatouche. The
i troop- lehaved very Well iu thi. their tirt
I affair. The killed and wounded are, 1 re
j rfrt t to sji , Phi numerous. Here follows a
list of four killed and thirty -two wounded..
I do uot know what the lo of th enemy
was, but I doubt not that it BJ relt eere.
though, jadginc from the advantage of
their position and mode of tiyht
iug, it mitfht well be less than oura. I hall
... 1 to morrow, after bur lug the dead
and -ending the wounded back, M iark. '
Cttttkng, My UMIviM UJ' thi- -iile I lo-e the
laitajiapk line, but I -hall keep up coii-t ant
communication by way of Clark's Crossing
if poasible. I regret very much the wound
iugof my two aides d imp. Capt. Wiae'l
horse was shot prevr.us to his la mg
wounded.
Signed. Fio i' MniMJrjoav
Major -general cxnnmanihug the new field
force.
The Excitement at Toronto.
ToiioNio, April '7. -The excitement over
the news from Kiel's rebellion is intense
here. Two paper issued -pi-cial edition- all
day Sunday and the other two printed full
extras. Prayers were olT red in all the
church. for the u c - of the government
troops and comfoi i for the frieuds oi thos.
killed.
A Convent in Peril.
Mom ukal. April .'7. apprehension is felt
for the safety of the nuns in the convent on
Nun's island, above Victoria bridge. About
twenty nuns live there, and there i- no com
munication during the time the ice ill the
river is breaking up. The island is com
pletely submerged, and the water appear to
be up to the second story of the convent
tmilding. The rushiug torreut and huge
ii , m i . : I
ohmjks oi uoaiiug ioe prevent jiuuiuuir
tion. ;md the -iter of the congregation to
which th. nun tadoug fear that iater has
tieraile" tneui.
Praying to Have a Judge Removed,
Coia Mi l , h, April 27. Assemblyman
Thorp ' sented a petition iu the House to
day praying for the removal of Judge
Harvey U ylie. charging him with having, on
aawaaaJ oaaaaions during his term of office.
leen guilty of drunkenness and groaa
negh ct of duty. Without Ui king action the
House r. ferred ttie petition to the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
A Singular Accident.
Dknvkk. April 27. The stage from Iead
ville U Aspen last night was -truck by a
rock, throwing Un ilnvor down a cliff fifty
feet. Mrs. ireenwild. of fjaillilla, 08 the
drive.-'- eat. w a- also thrown out. Edward
A. Holden fell under the hor-e- feet and the
stage ran over him. It i thought he will
die.
The French Fleet.
I'akis, April IT. The French fleet ha
leen ordered to r nih v u- off I'tralu, a
seaport of Greece. It i believed this action
has been taken with a view to a demontra
turn off Alexandria iu the event of the
Kg ; -tian goal mnient refuing to make the
amen.l-deinainled by Frani'e for the sup
preion of the H i ff r. EgypUen.
Secretary Lamont Seriously IN.
VaamwTOa April 27. OoL Lamont'
condition doe not improve as rapidly as
desired. It is now given out that he will
not be able to resume hi official duties thi
week. He is -uffering from malaria and
prostration, re-ulting from over work. Hi
fnends deem his illness puite serious.
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An Ea-thqu ,ike in Tennessee,
hwivii i k. T tin.. At ril '7 I here wer
twosbs-k- of an earthquake felt in this cit)
at oVlork last evening. Window iane
rattled and dishes tumbled to the floor m
many houe-. whih tks house thMnselve
sh'sik -
Arrested for Forfry
fin vft, Mich.. April 27. This morning
L n Mack, alias Hlne. was arretsl for for
gery. He stole the pay lssk and recci ' 4
Jrsph Sorian. a mine b,, took it to the
office in Soriana' name, and procured th
pay of a number off man. signing reo-ipt-for
them
Th Cbebovea" Strk.
CaapoToxa. April 27. The strikers are
holding out. with no indication of giving
and a row may occur.
Th S- B--a Awiiy
raawvroxK. Mirh . iprl I The iee
bcksiu ft"es milos hos hes anl is rlrift
o? pajj at Cork
- t a meeSiDg of
wtpOrd
- TH aaaapw
laTherapsT
-.1 n
DICKSON ACgUlTTID
He Bring Suit tor L.L-el Against E-Atturney-General
Brevwbter
Vs A.aitiaoroa. April Vt ui. ihcaon, on
trial tor alleged corruptly influencing m jury
iu ihe Mar huute oaj-ca,. was to day acquit
test Ue jury iu lite cane being out half an
hour. Dickson, after hie acuitUU, entered
a libel Mill ttgaiust ai Allurusry General
Brewetri for oaing ttie following Unguage to
rssjrl4-f of P'.iUkde-iptua . ou tla
Sird lust "DickisHi sold ttutt trial. Bower
was a had man. too. nearly a bad a Dick
sou, nd thai i saying a great deal."
1 hrough ihu utteramv Dickson claims he
has -offered in his rei .t.,i . .ii 1 e writ tv-
pladed !U thr Mn'-!,a. - h.Uid- t' .l ti.e ,le,
Uty fttllod to bs-i Ve It letore linrW-U-r left
Washington for Philadelphia.
A Railroad Accident
Si Lol l, April .'T. lta alternuou tle
regular daily excursiuu train tu Moutemanu
Springe aud a -pecial car, ou which were
the lelaa I'aCifK- J.rtstor-oU a tour of in
apectiou, collided twenty milen below this
city. Ihe engineer- jumsd for their live
F.ugineer Uilliam Stevenson wan aarioaall
injured; lxuis Christ, fireman of the sjkhuhI,
was killed: Phillip lxiland, uepliew of (leu.
M'isters, one of the directtiry party w
ki!ld. Ihe remain Wi r shlp esl U Phila
delphia. Fx (lovernor John C. lirowu, oue
of the direetor. had h - right arui broken in
two place. Half a doen others. uff rtsl
injuries. The accident is charged to train
dispatcher can 2 riies-.
An Attack on the British.
Si vmm. April L'7. The rebels in and
around Uao commenced a heavy tire on the
advaucv column of the llritih last evening
and kept it up long into the night. The)
were out of range, however, and very few of
the shots fell within the British lines. mly
three suldlers were wounded.
Hotel Registers.
Ai Swkm'-.---J. W. Moon, Read Davis,
Muskegon: R. A. Inid. Chicago; R. H.
Smith. 1'ittsburg; Jas. lowle, (ir.enville;
W. K. Bellow, Reed Citv; Wm. Conn.-r.
Roclu -ter. N. V.; Jtio. U. Cloomer. lui
?Uw;0. P. Hazard. Detroit: J. C. Rlanch
ard, Bois Blanc llaiid; I ho. Pit ajffhr tfl I -wego.
N. Y.: J. M. Studebaker, South Bend .
W. Moore, Chicago: W. C. Carja-uter, Bo
ton: L W. Atkins, DetroiL
At The MohToN. W. 0. Cnrs'iiter, Bs
koai; Jno. w. Failey. fmtainapiilav w, L.
Davi. Muskegon: F. A. Johnson, Jackson:
('ha. F Rej nold. S.m Antoiiio. Tex.: ('. L.
Dean. Detroit: Philip Holt, R. S. Williams,
Goodrich, Out.: K. R. Collar, Loaajli; Jo. S.
H ut. N. w York: W m. B. W :lon, Mu-kegoii:
K. Barnes and wife. Traverse City; A.J.
Dorel, Mam-tie. Jno. W. Gray. Luditigtoii:
A. J. Browne, Hastings; J. K. Ford, 1'hicago:
EL B. Anderson, Trculon, N. J.: T. F. Mc
(iarry and wife, Ionia.
law - B. S. Jackson, Alit-ka: C. F. Par
ent, Chioag6; Arthur Low. ;;. lot
K. P. Fletcher, louia: A. J. GlUon, -billy:
Chas. Riciiard-on, Chicago: R. Bryan, l.an
siug; s. W. Bush. Detroit: Aaron Clark,
Dutton City ; D. K. Reeme. Kalama 01 .
At thk Ratiihi:n. -X. S. Dtau. Nichol.
N. V.; J. Auseuan. Detroit; (,'. L. Mcv'lurg,
St u juis. Mo.; A. P. Vi)er. OhtCagOS W.
H. Laum. Howard Cit): C. H Bhrader,
Ionia: K. H. W heeler and wife. Matuvlona:
C. T. Barnard, Battle ( nek: C. T. Rich
mond. Denver, Col.; D. K. ifcpbinaon, Tola
Sue Deserted Him.
Henry O-wuld asks the Superior Court to
grant him a decree of divorce from his wife
Anna. He says they were married in Sagi
uaw in IMO) and iu January. l-SI, -hede-ert
ed him, came to this city and took up her
re-idciice in a sjKirting hou-e, o called. H
followed her and has tried to induce her to
abandon her wicked ways without success.
They have no children.
Notes from the "Lumberman."
'The Bay De Nouue Lumber Company baa
a summer resort hotel at Nahma. Delta
county, Mich.
The new cooper shops of the North Star
Barrel Company , at Minneapolis. Minn., are
ready for the machinery.
TRADt AND FINANCE
Chicago Markets.
Orricx ok f, . IAylok. Banana Btaak, (
(iiivM) Raiuds. Auril Si. lsaT. S
Cabhw Wheat and corn dull and anchaxxsed.
lnsols in points luKder.
Ot-'n. High. how. Closed.
Wheat May.. W 8PH Vv
June MUi Ul Mi1-, il
July V2 M HIS
..in Maj 47 v 4sj 17 47 N
)iits Mny 3V a; tt ST.'.-,
P.-rk May. ill VT. II 7". II U 11 7".
Lanl Ma, (DM I I ;-'. I r7 j
New York.
Nr.w York April Z7.
Wn!l -r t ( i.-inrf Moti") . .:,;. ,i l ,
lr i'-iit. l-.x.Hinr" r'.o-.-ii ! i--o-i
rat. $4 7(a 4 v. actual rat. 4 -. I '
-ix da)-. $4 s-tzl ., for demand.
(ovnrnnient chisorl firm; currency n 127
hid.4' osi pons bid: d IH hid.
Pa ifie railr.svl U.uds cosd as follows: Unin
liaai. lllMdlHH laaafOaaaaa, Han bid:
-inking funds. 11-4W1 J bid. ( enfrals. ImWWbL.
Nrw York. April 77.
Flora li-illhut firm, tin.' $2 'Vofa.i nir
rin- A-S round hH.p Oliio, U"Mx,HW
fcp. LmuU sxtra. $X lOUfl 3U ia there flour -iuit
Kiwi). rMinmi'D t. rlmic extra. ilXr. V.
Wht.u OpUnaawwre onwttied nnd fwvenak
eleaing etraoa and at a alight ud wmm "i. thanm
nw- Si-- rat eiewffd ftna tl ahaaN Hatardaf,ii
prie. Hj.i -h1i ..f im?fn.ll wii.'.t -11
'7 ,e. N". red winter. 9le; No. ; rd winti-r.
al 'So l in I V. red i , N Z red
winter May. $1 . do Jon-. $1 i tt if.' h
td ar.d
irrstr-;'
m sftT h '
Hf A lots erl
T! rsj.' BffOH
J miil
. - tJA P Ma-.
Ma Nfa4.
THE COMMON COUNCIL
HALL BONDS AT A RRFMiUM
Numerous Bids Received and Opct'eu
Last N.'t Electric Lihi Matter
Postponed Routine Work
lo legular meeting ut Ut Common
( oUUCll Sfl- hriJ lttr-1 Ulgl:l WIlL M)v.r
Bc-lkuap m lite chair. nd all member pi we
i v.-jt Alderman Uuuirrc. The ownere
of property on Buchanan street remunst aled
agamsi tite improvement of that r-lreel thi
-tn-'U Fib.i Ihe globe il Compauy
a.-ked permiMilou tu build an oil tank at the
railroad crunsing un ttuodrict street Re
f I to in. Aldermen of Ihe First W fcrd
w ith powoi to act. I he time for commem
t:.' v. k ;:.e Cable Street Railway wn
i it. nded until June 1. Residents ou Miller
street asked foi the impiuvemeut of that
street. Committee ou Streets. The londs
of the city ofhiv t- elect were referred U- th
City Attorney. The Clerk presaaiUsi deed
fro.n W . T. Powers and wife, and (
Comtak and w.fe. for land foi approaches
to the propoiMni Sixth strts't bridge. Irdered
re-ordi-d. Claims and accounts to the
an. out of about f l.Vm were orderts.1 itid as
recommended by the Controller. A com
munication from the Board of Health rela
live I.- !n-n-iijt- --o v . ii't t- vt- refetred to
the OOanuilttoe on Irdlliaii oer.. The ietl
tiou for the impixivemeut of 'Third
avenue was referred back to the
petitioners, becaunw it did not
represent a majority of the prosrty on the
street. In regard to the hay aud wood mar
ket. the Committee on Street reported m
favor of allowing it to remain ou Sumu.it
street for the present. Alderman Yate sug
gested that n would be a good plan for the
Council t( refuse to lioeu-e saltsiiis in the
m ighhoricaai uf the market, especially thae
with female attendants. Aid. Grady moi l
to lay the report ou the table. His motion
was not supported, and the rejsjrt was ad
opted. In answer to the aditiou of the So
ciet) lot the Prevention of Cruelty to Aui
maJs. the ( 'ommittee on Streets res-rttd that
a -land for express wagon- could not be
designated without interfering with the bus
iuess of citizens, and that the projsir
place for such a htand would be
on the hay and wood market when
permanently located. A telephone was
ordered placed in the Marshal's office. 'Tin
Committee on W ay and Means rejsyrted in
fa vm -of buy iug twenty-five feet of laud off
llie south side of Dr. Bodcluck' lot on
Ionia street, for the purpose of opening an
alley next to the City Hall lot, at a co-t of
V'.'Ui. The report was adopted.
Aid. Peirce, chairman of the Committee
on Lamp. rejKjrted that his committee had
concluded to make no recommendation in
regard to the projsjsitiou of the Grand
Rapid- Fleet t ic Light and Power Company
U "K"l Ule WtfcJ wtti .nmnu,;, ... . msa
allow the matter to go over ti the new ( 'nun
cil. Aid. Xester said that he wa disap
pointed at the action of the committee, and
proceeded to make a few farewell remarks in
favor of the electric light- and the tower sys
tem. The special BOannitleO OA the L)on
street -ewer from Ijtfay et te street east. wa
granted a week's further time to rejort. and
parties interested are requested to meet t ie
committee at the Council room- at 7:'
Thur-day evening. The icses-mant roll for
ti e -ewer m West leoiiard street and Alpim
avenue, was laid on the table for one week,
for the puriose of hearing apeal.
The Clerk reported that he had received
-everal bid- for the $i:i...iM in City Hall
bonds. The bids were ordered opened and
read. They were from parties in tins citv.
Chicago. Indianai-ili. New York. Bo-ton
ami Portland. Maine, atd were made :n -ur-u
a manner as to make it difficult todetermme
which was for the best interest of the citv to
BjM pt. Mrs. H. F. ' atman, of this
city, offered TjfJwftlff for one bond
0B$1,(--'- The Kent County Savings Bank
offered to take (tt-MI at par and pay a
premium of from '4 tu l1- per cent, on the
balance. divided into lots of ...( and flu.
000. The National City Bank offered to take
the whole amount m instalments as required
by the Council, at a preminm of 2 j-er nt.
Several of the out-ide bidder- did not com
ply with the terin of the advertisement and
some of them made several different bids.
Apparently the higheet bid wa- mad DJ C.
H. Venner A Co.. of B-t-ton. tmwmg I
premium of '.' per n-nl. upon the condition
that the lsmd" tte delivered all at onct flal
July 1 next, and that this bid ds- not con
thct with other bid" by the same firm, in
other words that this bid doe not raise their
own bid. ( rther bids wer made oondi
tionallv. and Alderman (tilttert tated tl
it woulo te necessary to examine them
closely and i-rhai require me explaii"
tion frim the bidder- m onjer to det-rrnio-which
l- the lest bid Pi armeiit. Itt- n,t1T
was referred to the Committee oti W'ay and
Mean- to report at the mertmg thi- evening
Md W hitny offe-ed a resolution instruct
mgthet ity Attorney to disnrmtinu nit
aam1 Nicholas kkr for violating the
!o,n ordinanc. and tats3 he offered the
resvolntion lscn. i kkr wa indaned In
violate th law b tl. lIvisi of s . .
wa a or man who wa unable to upsrt
hi" family properly. Tit May- ' tn: tl .
I ' P' .ther" alri-uwi i ikker to Ttolat '
Mrs Pitdl PlwSwtMMMl
L N Ftcr,. At M-. !g. -
who te kfk1 i ai th
' - j i? g w 'Hoi, ye.-
na wa adjwdnwd iierfr-atlf aaaaa aa
aaaaxy her ronftremaat ia ana!?) a pv
of a eona;irar It wa qurt -ndetit M-
I 'tr. wa rrr.wht - i.. . ,.: .
A Cor"pl!o-.rt fr M' S&flajra.
,-ak- ; - , vrr, -,r. - iu
aajafteer of ana Haaan thi vf.s:sr.
rk hang abnt nay rotne Mr MaatB
w4diat th.
kffl if h
-
. faawwaJ ati-rfactKm. w4diag the
'J with a aaweh and afcffl m rf h
T Hfc TAX TITLES
A Ptoapact o Legislation aVhtch Shall
Provide tor Tham
tapaalan-4u-i u im inxx
lxtaiao pu, I'tw rwuttU
ro ;.!.. . .itg, of
a ooUtHi rreiil ie-oi..n a lni iesuvin ttu
i-rsnal joint ootumities un Uixaiioi. by ed
ding our rwnabur and IWu ie4Jt-seutati v
Noli" l I .. v.li today had rvMila auo
urdtNTtd prinUsJ a out-ntituU fui all lb lax
bills U ton li a N ull It partly adoya Uu
W isconsin law and cxaitaiu- uiu.y adiuiiai n
.-ion. A lite prutint law ha- Umi.
dts-ia led unuuxidiintnal soineUung inut la
done by pitment iegisialurr and Ud rultsti
tut st .i i . , .'it h ? adopti. .
1 . H .- commute of U.e atn it pas-ws:
.. f-. i ti tui (-Klatdistung a mining schism
IL l'..r I pprl Pel. insula.
. .
To f igbi the Superv laora.
i- u II. In i I : taa
Biu hiuiH, Marel. 27 1 wu Ihunaand
dollar- hhv htH-n rMsed hy ti. .-itir n of
Mecosta village to ixinUwt th actluu of thr
Suis ; -or- irgaidiiig tin buildina 1 1
oourt houar. lite claim being that a two
third vote i Ueoeeeary U. appoint huiid
ing ouinmitte. luatead of majority vute.
Kt a Estate Trnstera.
hurnisind daily ttuiii in. r! W. R.
Kcribuer real estate dealer.
Mon th) Ajail B. J
Bainnd u Paataaa
lot I" t t f N, f lla.el
Henri M . r. i. P
1 J iieikltMJ'
t WI ft "I i . "-i .'
mm a Feme nod $ i s.
lt. M nn i harat J
' h'l.l sU. i :,x
( atliaiiUB W - onius l Luey A. Mayhew
a S fief lot r,(uimiis r Mil !
I hHi!- J iiu.l i ...ort:- V - f,r( ... ,,i
Lnelilt W. M.H.r.-s . v , ..t ati '.'I
and n H n w V of ec 'Jh Tyruaa. '.
Andrew , Rs vt and H.rs- lon.pkiui
to J..ii J.-lili 'J' ni i Hi n w . ..r of as
II Wtalkel i -M,
kapla A. ('late to tiaorgx K Ssii. , i.
n w ', of s s- l )ion. j (joj,
S' O,. h 1. I eiov 1, 1 l ,f.,ii:.. I
note in u w cor t w n w : of at 1
layaana auti
Nathan J Aiken t Adoniyafi Landun Hj
- e .f kc,- 7 an. I vt , 4 .,f imw-
Ada. 7 is
Lemira A. lLllt. to Jo.lsou M. IWw
lot !. olton K auh. 1 iu-
lo n.iii, Ihils n. Aleian ief M luu
lot 14 ( 'olUai'asub. liT
LemimA. C Bill t Tritm adalat
( !o lion mh aj
Martial.. Kark tu ! M aad reward
tlTJonnell a w S lot 2 blk 0 ( aiupaa piat ft flQO
Amelia A Sjui'.f to lnari A. War.l
lot ji Waaabnrn'a anh '-
Lorei;7.o N. Is uis.ri t.. Frank B. Ldlaoi
lutM(ena n f t HmnauV i aaM
Sstrta arj
John H. Elisor. J.. H.ujk II rh..n s ,
w lt of sor 2 Alpn.. arid lot 11 IlimnauV
Jtl add Strta 7 i,'
John ( Baaaa aad Joha Bail t.. 1 ran.
H. Kb) !"t- B Mel blk i Fisher ' ald ax
barlaa It. Baatei to N)l.-r p Hurl
bur lotsWan.l lohlk ft Wiadaaax'a add ' hu
Frank 11 Kdison to John 11. Kaiiaoti vt
s w o-xi-. pt in a in ii ni of s,
Walker ir7'.
N. hi. rkdj ,,, Willi- H. , llt-;i Jrtui .,f
hit J s.s- J4 WuJk.-r I o
Mar) F. ' hap-ll h) trunnlian n. rj. :
M Itoaeti w iart ti w la of mt- 7
Walkat I ou.
For the Ladies.
The place to get ewing machine- repaired
is where the repairer ha no in: -e-t at -take
inn oe- , - .. , .... .e.o WOiailin&t,
not where they would rather sell yiu a new
on. . Agents' repairing as a rule doe uot
give satisfaction. Adjusting is a trade. After
twelve year- exx rienoe 1 am p repaired to do
work that will give icrf-ct satisfaction. I
do not -ell lew machine or work for any
comiany, and have but one oltfect in v i w
that is do work that will build up for me a
gtsxl trade a- a repairer of sewing machim -I
will call at your -hop or house, examine y our
machine, tell you what can la- done, what it
will cost free of charge. 'Then you can
diH-ide whethf r you will have if done or nt.
All order- received by isatal will reoi iv.
prompt attention. I rebuild, readjust, clean
and repair all kinds, have part, attachn.. ni
and neesiie for all. Shop at 110 Summit
-Ire. " I H S Ri ai.xai..
Sewmg Machine Repairer
Be Bora ;tnl isit
C. S. HARTMAN'S
FINE ART GALLERY.
fHrlrff vmrtli f Atwricati Art now !in
Kllllbltl -ti
( pi'ii I r;til frin 9 ;t ni t.i j m
AND
Tuesday. Thursday & Saturday Evenings
COMPETITION
IS THE
LI F E OF TRADE
If i mw- kata ..f n.s-a
kJ
....
T pw . TV. at. 1
h oney. whit "h-.-. v TV
e ggv Uf.Ud and Hwtwt M'y' " Vn
o atrrHal. r lhw for I7fl
M JBJ I kt-kad fWra 3fk
aV fn'l lit of WmM th Mae mWtm
Batiruit a
M o. v- b" i-'
C ltrwwt f Wm- Hotter.
h'n sit--
Ti a.
i HKu j; 4 M I
j j
; - aaaani ' ' rr
Haw u. tin. lute ket the olup tall
W l!ele the" M 111 '
i I. IN. A .'Ml ,V
W a: are fully daaomnnaal lhal the pajo
pie, f Michigan ahaii la.v-raefli inftiran-
sl W hel t I pui . sal
Car jasl Mas A 4 oMfakl
Thi ( iraii'i I'.'V, p ,f ci
last to it- ixmtimiod until hirtnr nxatkav
1 l.e iag.vl .. , .1
U-nito, the ) tent gxaaB km l t. the trade,
the m -1 aet. . . .
TaraarB! -,. .-. i. . . n..
Is-tU-i gtatd P Im !
limy Wm m I HatlAV, f 1 M, fl.lo.
1'hl line exmprue tlte laH .psudltie to
he found IU auv tnarkot
VBLvrm fl.fTM , f I , l.YflJrt.
V elvet aft the .i,; , , l4
never eold f-- miujv of thi make on ao
oouut of tiaa astraana low prion.
MiHvrrrrK, (. ti.iiiti
cb.'iiv p, II. i us m-i, -lav ' onp.
ti.i:.. ti.-A UM IMI
iMOKXlNs J o. .' . . 4 . 4
rk. tKk-. t.'a- 'Tt ; . ,;. all
tile illfferollt .ptlhlltie. a vi . ;-st
gvaals luauufiM'turesi an I i a anrprian to
all. HPKiao .v t sMram
Curtain and D'apenea
Iu everv vanetv . Iut. I
I aoe Ntjttutjfliaak. aa well a mmip
ilraperiee in 11 iik(. . Natin ai, i 1 raa-i ie.
h tlie vard.n bv the anir(Mft4 all f7wwd
at lower 'p'""- th.,-. .-..i !- h. id .Mac
w liere - i i ( .Mi'XKf .
We ! 1.
enumerate all (!i differoid ani.-ii-s u, nr
l-t. .re Worth v . f Mttel.1 I- u.
IfMVW Mt- lr ii i mm ji ii ii i wmi
f Mt-n-haiidiat- ujk.i ..ur -h. i.s and
(vitititer that is . itiimatiditig grwd attol
tion fnun cuHhuii. f : '
a well a nti7ria '
plv Mtm HfIiCetjl f " Me
delliailil. It our dej.;.'1ro. 1t v . . . ueVH
fs well suppiie-l Sri, is.. A C'.MPXirT.
The Itest Kind
'Hipp- a to "lot
I h patt iiMMit - in ti
iin'l iielj' tdmkii
help saying that
ho Uht of
what is that hind
-toTII
'nj'iilar
Itld
I th mtvt mxJ-? ;t i j.t .' - tr r
Milt lit TI UjtlFlir- n
' (;ktiTitH Mid '1 pup-i rih
FINE TAILORING
GREAT WARDROBE
it 'j.
E. S. PIERCE
MkaV her i.rnm
a ewini
I haa at ana
- j mtmm an