Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

or A DAY passes. snd scarce ,
yszio = nzls ~ sns 81 The street eat
1 ines has t1z1 ssns property aore
ar ies s.l42s-s. . fo2nd on tas
6ooFs Of tAs street. ear. Peekst books.
smpfF or Containing httls cn&axs mostly
smptgs p4r<zels. siovss. hsHaksEehisis.
ssonae clsan sad sons vsry dirty and traps
10 nazasrous ~ nsatioa- -Wsst Do ycu
% wah them al vbsn yea kad shems''
asked TKlzGRAx- HxzxLD fspsrtsr Of
slEset car cond1cloE Yesterday. There Is =
regular systsm about Il" sasssfed tie
oasLsal. We deposis them with the barn
kass st The nsxt snd Of ihs lips. he makes
a aots Of data ear. snd 2rlieis. snd ssa Is
tken AL ia % the Centrsi or<ice IN she
loser block. % y0a see znyooe who hss
lest anything nzs only . apply a. nsaa-
qasztsfs sod u they isft Il on any of TIE
cars thes are sure 20 have II Eetnrnsas f0<
there are no dishonest employees IA ne
service Of this CON Dsny. l assure you
Ths Board Of Ednsstion. collectively.
has some very queer Ways. and a rule that
will ~ork Ia one ward Is Of no value IN
another. Saturday night. when the sp-
poiBtmsnt Of teachers came ap. Trustees
Nils and sfisn. OF the First ward. were
both very much opposed 10 the droppia < Of
the name Of Mrs- Morley and substituting
that Of Georgia v. Miller Mrs. Morley has
been filiinx 4 vacancy since February. and
was doing the work in creditzble manner,
bu. shs had 70 90. The seven members OF
| the c0mmiEtes had come 10 the CONCLUSION
| that some time In the dim vista OF the future
Mrs Morley VAS going 10 die. and, sn their
opinion, no teacher ought 70 be employed
| by them who Was going 70 die al any time
/ daring the next century. IL was also
shoun by The members from the FIRST
that the lady really needed the position,
but that did nos count. When the + foun-
| tain street school Was reached u was dis
| covered that the name OF Mrs n. y. Cow
ems bad been dropped. and tor what Listen,
because she wss married and had hus-
/ band. aud thew have large number oil
1 married ladies ia the school,. too, who have
i great bsg. a5le-bodied husbands. Some OF
! them earn twice As much every day as does
4 Mrs Cowens The consistency OF the Board
would make a ward striker weep with
envy.
Iwu pleased 10 see Trustee Sullivan start
the ball rolling against importing Miss Jen-
ninxs froa Ionis. Grand Rapids Is about
| fifteen times larger than Ionia. and there Is
no good reason Why the Board should &c
away from home for teachers.
The Teachers Committee is composed oi
seven members. only lacking one vote ol
making a tie on the board and only Two o.
| having 8 majority, so the committee comes
k.t~ wswer nd
| through most any name tney see NJ OF
drop one by the same method.
Tne Y NJ. c. A. Secretary who spoke IN
the South Division Street church yesterday
morning made a remark that was filled
with selid truth when he said that the way
TO keep cutters clean from fallen men
was to begin At home and prevent their
falling" III some mothers would spend a
much time bringing mp their families a.
they do other peoples families there would
DO less work for home missionaries.
Charles Hill, the colored man mentioned
In the TELEeRAM- HERALD yesterday morn
ing. who was living with another woman
after driving bis wife and daughter from
home. is a prominent member of the ZioI
church. leads 3 class every Sunday and i
looked up TO as q bright and shining ligh
among the cOlored church population.
People who have tried to make them
selves believe that the Prohibition part
would meet an early death are beginninl
to realize their mistake. The recent Loca
| Option Law, ard It's overthrow by the So
prems Court, has helped the party in Michi
gan wonderfully.
The meeting Of the Y. NJ. G. A. delegate
in this city this week will result in a fin
Y. ". c. A building being erected here il
The near future that vii. be a credit to III
organ ization and 10 Grand Rapids.