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The daily critic., 1890-06-02
WANTED ROOaIs.

UAETED a PLAINLY FURNISHED
" room iu the northeast part Of CITY
where there viii &c 10 0bieetiol % Lsht
bousekeeuiHg. Address -. Z u, thls once.
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The TRUE SOLDIER.



Rev, Dir. Bartletts Eloquent Discourse
on what Constitutes One.
Rev DR. BARTLETT, nas'or of the New
yr-g kro~,o D., t,,.,o-t,, Cb,-,b
l"'0
preached 70 large cohEI'gauon yes
tGday upon the sub 5"nti The True
Soldier Christian and otherwise In
The course Of his remarks Dr. Bartlett
referred TO the duty of the Government
60 The soldier. lie said that in time Of
peace there were some hard cases who
enlisted I'm the Army after they had
sqandered both their means and repu
tatan. 10 is a very hard life, with
small pay But. continued the revcr-
end speaker. those enlisted men should
not zoe kicked like beasts, and they are
not so degraded as to be bought They
do their duty. and are entitled not only
The daily critic., 1890-06-02
WHICH WILL HE DO?
Abe President In an Awkward PIaes
An EchO of isSs.

1he President In an awkward place
An Echo of lsss.
During the campaign Of 1855, for
some unserutable reason, the CONNER
eial Travellers, a numerous, intelligent
and influential body of men,
supported General Harrison for
President In the eXubeFanee Of their
enthusiasm they presented 10 the candi-
date Of their choice q handsome silver
mounted gTipsack. at once a handsome
memento Of the campaign aud a rich
reminder Of their Republicanism
Now they have presented him with a
sel Of resolutions IN which they ask for
The removal Of the postmaster at
Oswego. n. y. His name Is Place, and
he Is The edit0r.of the OsWego Iulss.
Being muzZled SO far as politics
is concerned he picked out the Com
merclal Travellers as a safe subject Of
attack and nped on them with both
feet He denounced them as "probi
gates. "mashers and 'seduceFs.
The commercial travellers met in
their annual convention az Indianapolis
last week and adopted the res0
lutions referred TO- The Presi-
dent IS PUT in an awkward
dilemma. lie viii have either 70 re-
move Postmaster Place and thus retain
the good Will Of The commercial travel
ers on return the silveF-mounted grip
sack aud So Dlacaie Place
The daily critic., 1890-06-02
a YounE Man NIndIsated,

Mr. Thos =. Sheridan, for the man
ager Of the National Reporting and
Amanuensis Association was at the
District Attorneys office, In conference
with Judge Hoge, relative to the war
rant which had been issued at the in
stance of some Of the stockholders
charging him with grand larceny, 1t
was demonstrated that the properly be-
longed TO Mr.. Sheridan, and the war
rant was a0lle pressed. The statement
that he had left the city was wholly
without foundation, as he was seen by
a CRITIC reporter on Friday.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

s-storv mI basement foroJm brick
house, an modern improvements, Situate
Second street. between and ~ se
es,ory frame house. win iarre Dot. situate
ou Sixth street. between B ara G. lee.
a77 Price. 5000.
3.story brick house. containing 9 rooms
and bath. size Of lot. lsNj5. situate cn q
as Price. $4,000.
3.aory and back building brick dwelling,
containing iO rooms; Oh modern improve
ments; situate on corner Of Ninth and q
ss2 Price. 5000.
2-story brick house. rooms aud bath;
situate ON J. street, between North Capitol
and First streets NV
4U3 Price. $3.50.
3-story brick house. containing J 2 rooms;
al modern Improvements, situate No 224
r street NV.
42s Price, ft0.5OO.
3-story brick house, 10 rooms. Size o. lot,
25xl25; situate No. l4&2 \ q NV,
PSI Price, $4,000.
2story and basement: brick house, 2
rooms and bath; situate on New Hampshire
d59 Price, $500.
2story Groom brick house; situate on
Cleveland ave, bet 18th and ism, W and
Boundary.
465 Price, 1900.
2-story Groom brick house, on wallach
Place.
4Sl Price $500
2siory G-room brick house; situate on
Wsllacb Place.
442 Price, s., 100.
s-story brick house, containing y rooms
and bath; and an modern improvements;
situate No. 1910 q 81, NV
$50 Price 5000.
Improved property on the north eide of
q st., wide front.
444 Price $4,000.
A large stable property In a desrahlelo-
cation; now under lease to good tenant,
paying per cent.
3l7 Price, SOS 600.
404-Fumo dwelling, Grant ave, Mount
Pleasant Price, 5000.
4gO-Four alley houses, containing
rooms: each rent Tor SIS per month, Price,
$500
4S0-s. room frame house, lot 20x55, on l.
80. Sc. Price, 5000.
4D7-2story and cellar brick house,
rooms and bath; situate on Columbia
Heights Price, $4,000.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02
THE ELECTION IN OREGON.


hONh fHrNteH AtAtm kue NrUNgAAN-
ship-The Totsi Vote.
PORTLAND, ORE, June 2.-The gen
eral election which takes place to-day
will end the most interesting and eX-
citing political campaign ever known
in Oregon. The principal fight has
been over the Governorship. Chair
man Goldsmith last night claimed the
election of Pennoyer Dem) for Gov
ernor by 2 500
Chairman Lotan of the Republican
Committee claims the election OF
Thompson for Governor by not less
than 1000. The total vote in the State
will be about 10000 The Republicans
claim that the entire Republican State
ticket will be elected with maiOrities
ranging from 1000 TO 5000. and that
the Republicans will have a majority in
the next LEGISLATURE, which insures the
election Of Senator Mitchell.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

In the Police Court this morning
Harry and Jesse Thomas and William
jenkins were charged with fast aud
reckless driving, also with disoTdeTly
conduct The officers were evidently
bound 10 have some charge that would
stick jenkins ridiculed the Idea Of
fast driving, because the horse he had
could not I0t faster than six miles an
hour Judge Miller however, did not
take any stock IN this and fined each
$40 for fast driving and s. for dis
orderly conduct
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Sick Headache

ISa complaint from which many suffer
j and few are entirely free. Its cause
Is Indigestion and a sluggish liver, the
cure for which Is readily found in the
use Of Ayers Pills.
81 have found that for sick headache,
caused by disordered condition OF the
stomach, Ayers Pills are the most re-
liable remedy. - Samuel q. BTadburni
Worthington, Mass.
"After the use of Ayers Pills for
many years, In my practice and family,
i am Justified IN saying that they are an
excellent cathartic and liver medicine
sustaining all the claims made for them.
w. A. Westfall, NJ. D., V. L. Austin
4 y. w. Railway Co.. Burneti Texas.
uAyer's pills are the best medicine
known 20 me for regulating the bowels,
and for AN diseases caused by a dis
ordered stomach and liver. / suffered
for over three years from headache, IN
digestion, aud constipation, l hhd no
appetite and was weak and nervous
most Of the time. BY using three boxes
~ Ayers Pills, and az the same tune
dieting myself, was completely cured
- philip Lockwood, Topeka Kansas.
81 was troubled for years With indie
gestion, constipation, and headache. a
lew boxes Of Ayers Pills, used IN smal
daily doses, restored me TO health.
They are prompt and effective, w H.
StTout, Meadyille, Pa.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

one Of the participants on yesterday S
excursion 10 Marshall Han became in
t0xicated and very beligerent Ii be
came necessary 10 take him on board the
steamer and place him Id irons, where
be was kept Until the boat arrived Al the
wharf in this city tie was then re
leased AMI permitted d 90 home
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Hou.s. a -, Chureh. VI.

new cottage, situate only minutes'
walk from Falls Church stations, W. < ..
r. r., Va, eontaining6 Q rooms, bath, pan
try, and trunk room; size OF lot, Il0il50
feet. Price, So, 100. Terms easy.
ALSO-A new cottage, situate only S
minutes walk from Falls Church station,
W. & o. r. r., Va, containing, parloF,
dining-room, kitchen, bedrooms, haths
servants room and attic. Price, 81 500.
Terms easy.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

Major Of Police Moore on account
Of having had au unusual press 1f p7-
lice business % transact. has naI been
able as yet % furnish Commissioner
Hine with the names 0f officers % 9Th
tie vacancies caused by tbe recent rs
movals. 10 is likely that the lisL sin Be
sent lu t1-maEF0W
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

Last night shortly after 10 O'Clock
Harvey Tulson, colored, was coming ont
Of Mr. FIetchers stable where be Is
employed when he was struck by a
stone thrown by some unknown mar.
Tols0n can assign 40 motive for the
attack, and Is not aware that he has
any enemies. Dr. Williams, who al
tended the injured man, prouounees
him in a very dangerous condition No
arrests have yet been made
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

Permits have been issued t1 a Il.
AujnE5ou to erect thirteen frame dwell
iuEs corner Trinidad avenue and Lewis
street Long Meadows, 10 cost 81 500
a $ White three brick dwellings au
E.ilEe street northwest % cost FL Hlo-
N b Magehett % erect an iIoa build
ina II &I o. street southwest b g5st
s 090
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- 80 ef Carpentsr..

CINCINNATI ONO, June 2. ELEVEN
hundred carpenters went out on a strike
this morning aud il IS probable that 600
more will quit work by 4 p. m They
demand nine hours work for Ten hours
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

Last evening gripcaT No. p ran
into a team Of horses attached ta a
carriage belonging 10 William F
DoWney, near the corner of Seventh
and NJ streets The driver was quite
badly bruised up aud had J1 be taken
home iu The police ambulance
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a Prominent Carpet Manufacturer
Dead

New YoRK, June ALVIN Higgins,
founder Of the extensive Garnet manu-.
featuring house Of A. & L. S. Higgins,
predecessors Of the present firm OF =. 5.
Higgins & CO.. died Saturday, aged u
years. He retired from active business
in 1855, having accumulated large
forfuup
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

PARIS, June 2.-The memoirs of Tai
leyrand will be published in four
volumes, Of which two will be issued at
as early date as possible, and the other
two M n later time.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

PITFsBURG, June assistant Post
master General J. 5. Clarkson was on
the limited last night going West In
an interview he denied emphaticaliy
that he had ever sent in his resignation,
or that he even contemplated resigning.
lie also denied the recent interview at
tributed to him. In which he stated that
President Harrison was suspicious Of
every man under him. lie said that he
would like 10 start Republican weekly
in New York city if he had the money.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

The marriage of Alr HeRy james.
the publisher 81 the Washington NJ
tgaas Republican, and Miss Susie j.
Rutter took place at uaon today at the
Garfield Memorial Church Rev Dr.
Powers oHielatel The bridal party
took lu afternoon train for the Aartu
where tie honeymoon WiH be speuL
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
Interesting Information Issued by
General Greeiy's Bureau.

Interesting Information Issued by
General Greeiy's Bureau.
The Weather Bureau has issued a
bulletin on the state of the weather for
the last week in May The weather
was favorable to all growing crops in
the Northwest and the Ohio Valley
Crop prospects are excellent In Mime
sofa and have improved in the Dakotas.
Nebraska and Iowa although more
rain Is needed in the Missouri Valley
Crops have been much improved In
the Southwest, including Arkansas,
Texas and Louisiana, by favorable
weather Excessive rains did some
damage 20 crops in Mississippi and
South Carolina. The crops are In good
condition in Alabama and North Caro-
lima.
In New England and the Middle At
lantic States the weather conditions were
not generally favorable, owing TO exces.
sive rains, although prospects are re-
ported good for staple crops in Penn
sylyania. Wet weather injured grain In
New ork, where the prospects for fruit
are good Some injury resulted to the
fruit crop in New Jersey, owing to wet
weather and frost, and caused some
damage in southern New England.
Secretary RIaIne's Driver Injured.
George Lamb the driver of Secretary
Blainc's carriage, was waiting at the
wharf yesterday afternoon for the re-
turn of the Alexandria boat on which
he expected Mrs. Blaine, she, In com
pany with Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Me.
kee, having attended the old Christ
Church exercises in the morning. As
the boat whistled for the landing the
horses attached 20 the Blaine carriage
took fright and before the driver could
obtain control Of them dashed up N
street. AT the corner Of Sixth they
made an abrupt turn which threw the
driver from his seat, Lamb was picked
up IN an unconscious condition with q
cash Of several inches In the back Of his
head. lie was taken 10 the Emergency
Hospital for treatment II Is feared
that he has received severe internal In
iurles
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

Batteries A, + and J., regular artillery,
viii leave this evening for Fort Monroe
en- the steamer LeaTy. The batteries
will be commanded by Colonel Balm
bridge. They will be gone two months
ard win spend that time at practice
firing. The batteries numbered eighty
five officers aud troops.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02
rnR sALE-nnusEs.


Advertisements under this head, four Hnss o.
kss, ~ csU for one tEsertion' 30 cents for three.
I'OR sALE-A BARGAIN If SOLD At
II once; 2-story and basement brick house,
rooms and bath; all mod imps; situated az
Nc. $50 q W; price $500, terms one third
cash, balance I, and years Apply
10 FRANCIS HUFrY, 1901 r 90 n W. le2590
UvOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
II frame house, lust finishing; nvdrant In
yard; lot i6x1i5; snug home; price, $500. Ap
ply 10 ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No. 3 6i3
18th st.
EOR SALE FRAME HOUSE oo6 IN -
II foot alley, bet 9th and 10th and q and II
stss W; rooms; hall on both floors; closets
fronting the Potomac; IS per cent invest.
mCut; lot 34i feet front by 62i deep, 90 feet
from 9TH ~. Apply within.
EOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
IT houses IN Washington, iO6, i08 and 40
nth NJ q; twn.story and basement, brown
stone trimmings; z rooms and bath electric
bells and gas, price, $500 each, 500 cash
balance 10 suit or trade for good lots.
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AdusrassmsHts aH1sT tAls Read four AHss OF
sss, s5 cents f0T 0as iHSsrtioa' 50 cent? foT thTss
"ANTED-A An INTELLIGENT BOY WHO
w can read manuscript. Apply az thls
Ohiee
UTANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED LAUN-
w dress, washing and Ironing 10 40 AZ
home; references gwen. Appiy lsla ay.
UTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral honseWork IN small family,
man, wife and boy years old; tiermin pre-
ferred 10 the RICH. party q pleasant home
and good wages assured Apply az No, lo0a
% So a v.
An ABLE ADVERTISING, INSURANCE,
n safe, Lightuing-rod- OF BOOK Agent, or
Reporter, ~ great savoiE taire, ter literary
work. Large salary, Write London Hart
ford Pub. Co. y y.
ROOMS.
NJAETED a PLAISLYFURNIsHED
w room iu the northeast part ot city
where there vii Dc 10 objection % lsut
housekeeuiHR. Address -. Z. 10, tnls once.
WASTED -MIsCELLASE0Us
A1u.rassassts 4aasr als lsad, fo.r liass o.
lsss z5 cents fof oHs issI a0H' 50 ssats TO- alfss.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH
-teau power. good elevator service aud drst
class faHitazship, ia tHe Posi- BUILDING
fag rent al law rates % fr-a class tenants
Apply 10 sTILs0N HUTCHINs, a83 post
Building, - FRANK NAGUIRE. suparH-
teudrut
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PROPOSALS..

A RCHITECTs OFFICE, L. 5. CAPITOL,
n May - 1880. - Proposals. for Marble and
Granite Work for Fountain and Basin and
Tor Bronze Vases and Lampposts for Terrace
above win be received until THURSDAY,
JUNE d, 1850. az u O'Clock noon, al this
once where plans, specifications and models
may now be seen EDWARD CLARK, Archl-
teCt III. s. Capitol
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ZOE RENT nnusEs

Advertisements undcr f1b head, four lines ~
iss, % cents FOR OHs lHssrtOH 80 can't fer tires.
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

The twenty drsl annual moonlight
excursion ol lhe Corc3Tau Cadets Corps
VIII be given t1 Marshall HaL 5n he
evening gf june ~. The steamer
Charles Manchester has been engaged
for the excursion aud Will leave the
Seventh street wharf aI 6si4 p m
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ron sALE AND RENF.
pEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 9l5 F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
sSTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

NOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
II room frame houses high and dry lQea-
tiou; near churches and public school u
81 W ~
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HoR RENT -uNFURNIsnED-
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AdEeFfts1asaEs ~ 2eF tals hsEd, for l.Hss -
lsss z5 esHfs f0r 0as iBssrti0a So tHts fQT trss.
Handsome FL RNISHED ROOMS, EN
II suite 81 single, an t8e ueh.uzham s-Q
18Th 50 81. overlooking Mcpherson square.
llaiae table
T70R RFNT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS.
L suitable for gentlemen. No. COS Il s. o y,
The daily critic., 1890-06-02


e-1as HENRIETTA PAGE FOX AND WM
~ farewell Fox, petitioners in equity
cause No lO,t24, supreme Court, District Qt
Columhlg, ash that hciI names resuecuNeiy
may be changed % Henrietta taee SaIr 9l9
John ellis Carr by which names alone they
have hetu known for the last twelve years,
and now give notice uf such application 10
accordance with law ioeaWg
a-1w rUNLAw HEIGHTS.
TuuIaw Heights presents more desirable
features for actual residence thdn any ,uh'
division Ia the District columbia
The Improvements, now in progress. VIII
include an The convenience OF city uie-
Gas water, Sewerage, Electric Car Service
Tbe SITUATION isunrlvaled In natural beauty
and commands in all directions uninterrupted
views Of The City of Washington, Maryland
At RRlTTON. T-,,s+ees
1919 g st. N W.
FITCH FOX & brown,
IAli IA ave.
GOLDSBOROUgU EROS & CO.,
ENvoNs s. BROWN '
my8iJm Atlantic Building
t19= =GLENwooD CEMETERY.
Tie annual meeting Of ,he Iot-owners Of
Glenwood Cemetery tor he election of trus.
tees 10 serve for the ensuing year viii he held
on MONDAY, JUNE 2, at s b. m az National
Rifles Hal. WV. LORD
u1Va7 60 President.
H5Ba THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING
- AssOCiatiou.-Fif series; hret pay
ment first Monday Ga june shares, g. each,
b Ver cent interest subscriptions can be
made and constitutions obtained at ihc iol
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION
3O3 1th 50 g. W.
A. DEPuE. prest, $50 ~ st. g w.
W. n. WALKER, N.-Prest, i4ii g 81. NV.
A ARCHER. A. and ! sts s. ".
n a. WALKER, 9Th and q sts. n w.
Dr. r. n. GUNNEIL, G25 Pa. ave N. W.
@. r THOMPSON, Sec +, Cent Nat. B'k Bd'g
y r. PETTY. Treas District Building
w U BUTr. Err. 600 q 50 n w.
J H. JOHNSON, SOB I'm 50 g. w,
J. N. BTRCKHEAD 10th and ia. ave. ~. vs..
mayiiim
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~ AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST

a. Il s DIN 2 lNfANa ~ ahH \ NlNiAf fAsfs
President. second Vice-President
G.. j. BELL. PERCY h. MErLGER,
First Vice President. Seo'y and Treas
DIRECTORS-A. r. Brittou, Jas F. Fitch,
Dornan, VIM Werner II :. L0uChheim, e.. j
Bell N. " Parker, G., G. Duucanson, Chas
Porter. A. A. Thomas Jas q. Payne, NJ. W
Beveridge Nath n. Janney, Caleb J Milne
VIM. NJ, Coats Crosby s. Noyes, Beriah
wilkins. John r.. llerrell Martin p. Norris
John s. jerks. Allen II Reed. my2i,2w
The daily critic., 1890-06-02

n1gsDR WHITE

14iG Pcnna. ave, opposite Willard's Hotel
Thousends from far and near VISIT nr. White
Tor relief from and avoidance Of corns, bun
ions, diseased nails and all other foot
troubles Hours, 3 a. m. toG p m. sun
days, 8 to 12 Established 1851. Fee, 81,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
LAMPS, AND LIGHTING.
Aldermen in Charge of Above Depart
ments Discuss the subject.


The council committee rooms on the
third floor Of the city hall were well
lighted last evening, and occupied
chiefly, aside from the aldermen 10y
persons interested in lamps and light
ing. The result OF the deliberations of
the Committee on Lamps will be a trial
on Saturday night of the Columbus
and Chicago uaphtha burners in some
OF the old burners. The committee will
meet the representatives OF the two
companies at the city hall and make
the trlal IN some of the old lanterns on
a side street. The five bids submitted
10 the council for lighting the present
lamps were also considered, but the
committee is DESTROYS of ascertalnlng
whether the new burners offered are
enough superior to the old TO warrant
recommending a change.
The Committee on Buildings eXamin-
ed the plans of the Botsford building
TO be erected on North Divlsion-st., adj
Joining the Brown building and will
discuss them further before recon-
mending.
The Committee on Streets decided to
report fayorably on the improvement
OF Dudley Place, short street extend
ing north from Bridge-st., between
Union and Brainard-sts.
The Committee on Poor were to have
held meeting, but it was postponed,
some of the members being absent.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Ths nomln4ts0zs Ha4Aze yesterday a.
shs Republican CoantY CQnvention IL
tbs e.ty speaz for themselves Litle OK
no fallt c4n Dc found vita the ticket a.
: xhole o. wlsh any part d il. It44
good Lcket and Ne believe 4 strong
tckst. TIE Kepubl.e4Is q I'd Kent
should nov osstir themselves and sse
thas tne naionEses gained ~ TIE ean4i-
dates t.o wears ago are Increased rather
taAn be allossd u be diminished b.
tas opposition. zach succeeding day
adds - tie brightness OF tee prospects
for Republican victory IA November
and Kent county. redeemed tBo years
ago, should Be permanently placed ia
the ranks Of safe Republican counties.
Ii car be done and should be done, bat
work Is necessary. VITA proper work
rightly directed there need be no fear
OF the result.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
Can Nothing be Done.

Special 20 the TyLgGRsN HERALD.
LuIY, Aug. els it known TO our
authorities TO what an excess drinking
IS earned on through the numbering
sections Of this Statc2
Il assuredly - the place of those in
power to know what kind Of a people
they are governing and what kind of n
government We are having.
can not think that our people either
as rulers on as mass are IN ignorance
on this point. Yet DO think they are
in sad need Of al awakening from care
less indifference 70 a sensible reality OF
the situation.
4 large majority Of TIC victims who
fNll, slaughtered By law, are energetic.
noble young men, who have left Their
homes 70 seek honest labor and man
hood
Do not Judge them too severely, they
do not fNll IN a day, thsy are under the
steady influence Of a burning FIRE.
Among new associations with no band
20 stay. ard the steady dropping that
wears a stone. And tins il allowed IS
law.
Are there none to save 3.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
Will Dine and Toast.

The first annual reunion Of the Rock
ford Alumni Association will be held at
North Park, Thursday, August ., be-
ginning at 1920 o'clock. There will he
q dinner, and G. r. Dockery will ofhci-
ate as POSTMASTER. The following
tOasts viii be offered: "Our Teachers"
James c. Ferry; "Our Pupils" Miss
Vera Richards; "Our Relation to So
cie.y," Ernest W. Johnson; "Our School
DAYS" Clifton Sears; "Our Future
What II May Be-" Evan Goss; "Busi.
ness Education" Wesley Force; Glass
of 90" Miss Grace +. Hyde. Music
will be furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Chapel and Mrs. Finley. The executive
committee consists of II. h. Cowdin,
Mrs. Franklin Childs and MISS Myrtle
HYDE