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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
PROBATE oRDGR-state Of Michigan. coun-

pROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
a Is Of Kent. ss
At a session of the Probate Court for said
county OF Kent. held at the Probate Office. I'm
the city OF Grand Rapids. ol Ihe .ntu day Of
Mav. in The year one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety.
Present Cyrus Z. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
in the matter OF the estate OF
ALEXANDER COOPER. deceased.
An Instrument in writing purpor'ing 70 be
the last viii and testament OF said deceased,
having hcen fied I'm th court far probate.
IL il ordered that Friday. ;he loth day Of
June. isG. ~ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
az said Probate ONCE. be appointed for prov
Ing said instrument.
And in, fu,ther ordered. That 2 copy Of THIS
order bc published three successive weeks pre-
ylous % said dav Of hearing. IN the JElF-
GRAN llE7,Lo, 2 daily newspaper printed and
circulating n said County Of Kent
CYRUS r. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"A true copy
ApotPH p. Mason. REGISTER. june lG
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Gamble! { Underwood
$ konroe Street.


Nerto1 be-sz hscE. TesBhQae -
Hase tsE s--s - "a prizes aaa 81 sAss
Ieraas
q tns erslaal oakas.s Ps-k p..t. = rssl
a-uaf GlI i l-s. aass 1913
o. t4- p svf lleek Pa aaaltlea ts 0akaS.s
f@ras -, Ass fes--ele< .skss sAsEe leIs aoALl
feci ellb es~y tsck
A.ss = cheloc reSi1e1os lets on Maalson ave.
49, h--l~s-ss- osreeE CAT Uns ID irsag -
ll.ess .elA
slss afe beautiful lots or rhesrnew n lna.
saF fafa a-1i tlal- hes-rrut 30 Afrs.r "a
a.flel- 1cs cna a. fhs Above ipts aaa - hea
ees-fc4, Sl-i I-f-LlSh .4l,oef - lA1so Is 81 ~
s. t-lle-
Ghry lave also g verY choice lots isff o. tbe
8FlEtH4 b iuser 4a4iuoa aeaf cor1er 81 hast
a. and kllfE-aFe-
1bes b .sh 70 ~. "a lots before J1as sud
NJ order 81 c. - siA maze FeTy low pr.ets.
fLr prfieeb AvstFaclS turaisAed 10 every
glTehastr
Oiber business taklng tier ume ara slten-
UaE ~ iLlF .i4cs AaRs arc4 ded te at1f lol sac
their tta-tl " FrSeIt grounds acrfc Il Ihe
terminus ot tav .. J. 4 \. SurDurtan ksil
read. arafls ol.f-E l4tter Uile frea taZr on ths
south sl4e 81 Reeds LaAe. uifh WemmsTh
pafliilon nov oeing completed a,aa base hal
park eic- aese arc by Ia tho enest groCnds
on Reed Lake
1aeS saA sell this magniaceat property very
iou cI uAcA-lse Los slc2lt cllg oI s4rD4roaa
lets
Here Is quick fortune Ter ths right msa.
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YACHTING GOWNS.
sz1xs tA.s ws4ld xsszss r&xns. Ssysz2s
al RI nS<s~sa - kLs- .As z.zss4
ss LAslS FEs<Efssss-ssEzs G.wA4
se-s AF~ yery ESssAlzx
EooEsEIssE isSo AZ sAaz ELIZA o.

fls2Ft kLsat ~ 81 hA-8 sxLlka q o.
TIE yssAsing ss4s0a vii sea -
fairly opsnsd Already thAt per
.isn of society which delights = D.
ra1kssi a. devoted > yaehtswonen, ard
TO handle tilisr aud stay on dsck IN .
stlEsh bFsszs, - preparing for tks mA-
rias ssnP2iga. 1hsr. ~iIl bs this
year = greater display than ever IA
the matter OF yachting gowns, with =
premise of mueh variety II patterns
ahd mstsriAls for no matter how Borezs
lnay olastsr, sr gales ssRd up the white
caps q drsnebing spray On tie dscks, =
woman desires - look last ~ well In
der snugly -atting suit Of hAnnsls q.
when seen AMID the placid surtOaRdings
ot the Psrlor 81 homa
! saw part Of tie trossssa Of q promi-
nsnt yOung lady Who will bs married
this month. Asshs intsnds 20 spend part
Of ksr honeymoon on her husband
yacht she has provided herself literally
with yachting gowns. The prettisss
one wAs made Of red and white hairlins
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
WHIPPED on wHITe CAPS.
w,'s-r Rove n,u,ailT Punished rven-

Wsiter Rove ErutailF Punished by Twen-
~ Men IN thr Frescnce ~ Tls Family.
LoUIsvurE. Ky. June 10 0-BleedinE.
bruised and half dead, Walter Rowe. a
prom inent farmer. les a. his home. Co
rvion, Ind Recently about twenty
masked men role up 20 R0ve's residence.
knocked a. tha door. ana seized and
hoand him when bs opened IL Drag
r.rg him Que 70 a srse in tbe yard they
tied bin snd ~svs him seventY-fve
lashes on rhe hare hNx HIS Wis sd
children Begged the men 20 spare him.
hut their en'reates only eiicited
iec-s ard nocssrT Finally theT de-
sisted. stating thst u any uo-e
chickens wers missing the7 would re-
peat tae beating Bowe tainted unser
the ashicg. bnt revived uuder tas cars
81 physician He SAYS he recogn sed
sHvrrsi of tha Waite CAPS ard vill
Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

LoursvrELr. E7.. Jaaei TIE Sasl f,r
she straet-csr sys-en - Louisville vas
clcsed Msnia7 aizht sad a svni cate
ccu pcseS - f r Dennls.o-. f y.
Clarke 4 CO. Fhiisdelpaia. 7 Y W
SeIir--sn 4 CO cf New York Ctr. KID
iss Peabody Z Co, p View Tcrs. ard
Bro~n Bros. 4 Co. of New Yo~E no~
.-vns The Isl niles cf street railroad
The urics oaid ras g. s00 5o0
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Asy sassariAsr % TaE TELEGRAM
herald Who fails - receive the paper
rsguiaFiTs or who may have roAson -
complain "a late delivery, ~in e0afsr .
special favsr ~ Informing this once OF
the fact a. once send postal card 0r call
ag telephone 38t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

rrnkvov. N,. Tens ~ -Eirs wss
& srovsrss r. tha i-v T'ois ssors 81 7
W Srcf- e seas Nords7 TIE sners
s--r< aess iss-~-res a. we ss sere-sl
eErss ard t1e ~cu-s1ss TIE i,ss eas
abcut s3S 1Cc; .asnranee, S-Acea
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Produced from the laxative ard nutr-
tscls lllce 0f Callforr.a hEs, com ned
Wan the medical virtues cf pants
soCwa t. be most beneficial e. ire
human system. scss rert.Y en- TIE : i-
revs. lrar s1d bowels eF-rtCs y
cleansing t1e sTsre~' fsre n7 c as
sot headaches. sod crrng haf..1sI
--~-f BARON
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

striped flannel. OF very hns quality.
The skirt was very full aud was
trimmed about the bottom with q broad
band of red. There was 3 blouse waist
OF the striped flannel and a Zouavs
jacket Of the red, while the sleeves were
full. cuffs also OF red
Now that suit cost, at the very least,
fifty dollars; but one can get the same
effect from any Of the outing fannels
that are now being sold at all the shops
for nineteen cents yard, and. besides
being cheap, they wash like piece of
linen.
Here Is another cute yachting gown.
Blue and white striped flannel with tho
stripes a little broader than the first;
the skirt similar TO that OF
tho other gown, bat without
the band at the bottom: the
blouse trimmed with deep sailor col
lar and made moderately low in front.
With this fetching suit my lady will
wear loosely about her white neck
piece Of soft, dark-blue silk, tied in
sailor knot.
don't know of anything that makes
up as prettily for morning wear ct the
seaside or mountain as these outing
fannels. The whole suit takes only
ten yards of material at nineteen cents,
and can be easily made at home.
would advise young ladies, whether
they intend going away or remaining at
home, 10 have al leas three such suits.
One can vary them with different waists
They are very cool and are to be worn
a great deal this summer.
Next come the shirt waists, made Of
cambric-pleated bosoms and intended
20 be worn with flannel shirts and
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

F7rs trade rsners s1uncsts few
sVioms Ike 7tasse. "A svstem -hst
ttres tro rccr for ths benefit 0f the
rch Is lnqg t1ua one that crprssses
tns Vck l-r the bsneis 20 the healthy
81 .risucus ere thst i-iurss those
vito ARE coo o.d cr tc0 Young eo tefsrd
themselves is swr'y devtsh Ard
uan they follow them rc WITH tae a.
seruc1s. nCur prctscaVs system does
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
KirtIand's Addition

nol't miss the chance Of securing home at
present low prices. ia one OF the finest resi-
dence sites alj0laing the city. hirtland's ad-
ditiOn. and Bear & kirtlanc's addition on
south side OF Griggs-ave-. one and two blocks
west OF south DiylsiOD-st. On south part OF
city. IS more than ever attracting the atten-
flon of home seekers and investors. IFS com
Waudln situation affords magnificent view
q the city; is high and level. and has the af-
vantage Of perfect natural drainage. Taxes
loW. on proposed extension o. street railway
good nciphbors. hest OF water. very healthy
locality aad hes contiguous 10 many oi the
large industries ~ the city. Good school and
church privileges. and many other atvanta-
geOus features. Ire improvements now going
or show shat this property lies directly tn the
course of the cty's growth. Also have some
desirable business lots farms and choice tim
hered land. and houses 70 sell az Teai bargains
or exchange for city property.
O.. IL. KIRTLAND,
once and Residence corner OF Grigs ave. and
BUchanan-st
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EELP WAEfED- KALE
AAANtt - 0eoa solicitor laf subscriptions
- Aull4las aA4 hralts "a peTItacea
b ficifcNi lAek 81 Acatic-aah- h4HiR 81 af
Aaafess ite ~lnct. tsaal,Si. alteT s. 81. lte
NANTED-fuaniedi zteis = reaahle gaan al
tsfaaG Eaiilas 10 represent us tn sflIlgE
b aAe ef usoi@. heas4 lela Spellalties Liberal
etls .l.isS oll. hll1sl lAstss = %. hoeleslt
\. la-
W AAl I'D he lahe lso&l ana traFeilnz
" salls4svh. tasltiQ permanent epeclal
81 seIH 1sea. Nlicsee. Ila JLue le
" aA Fl tD-osteI.a yolng men. apply Ni
CAnsi-st. ever Giant c.otnlns store opea ttl
B. m la-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
roe REET- -BUeIKEss PLLCEs.

-s~-~~ss~-~se~~~
TOR RENT-Sfore ~ IN East TultoD-st. In.
quire 81 y i. Cody. g. Psfkst 16s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Ths Importance q p1riyiag The elood esn-
not be oyeFesfuna ated, foE ~isnost pure
blood you esaaot eaiey COED health
Al isis season nearly every one needs q
good medicine % purify. Sitallzei ana enrich
The blo0d and tiooc's SaTsapsrilla is worthy
y0Qr confidence. IL Is peculiar IA tl1t Il
streagtl ems and builds up The system, creates
an appetite, and tones tie Digestion While
Il efadicaies disease. Give Il a Trial
HOODS sarsaparilla is sod b az druggists
PREPARED by {. 1. Hood s %, Lowell Mass
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

FISI WuATA0l WANT -s heaurhs house
oH one of nlF Euciia-htt. l.sit utar.y
foul sFtea Wllh aoel gtalAr CIslrIn anU rr.
ilI s.t af laI4allus aiso arkffai kaoaaI ialo
on tarua Hno Aaaiseu-sfeh. ~ sHa ia.l lA ai
Fprea asiHs in an1 Isri 81 thr HIf "a ul. Fss
500 lc tai aU Gf N.tN Afitl s laUsa.
utal i lpck. titHhaHs itl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
I0TETa- KkETED.


IEAETHD-Tw9 ssIesmsu FOR NichiKan
" for fie test selling article on fHe rcaf
bic profit Ou swa capital no canvass ur
Cal si room "a Tower block l2
ALtDY AGTET- "a make t'fot- DAY -
4 home se.Iing an article ~ true merit. 80
ladies'. send samps - - pay postage f0f
free sample. ksYfoVef Medical Co. Laef
Lage.sf- chicago. IN G7
WANTED Agents. 81 outfit on thirty 0av,
" time. 80 profit In fcur weeks g. ~ na pa
Address Vifb stamp Jarvis 4 Co.. Racine. Wis
nov -
XEkNTED- want good agent. ~ either
" ses o. fake ord ers frf uT popular hoafs
ir everv sevnship in West Nlchigsl Cal 0f
sddrsss warren Waite. - AeW Houseusn
block. craze kapids Aich IT.
yE-s-rTFD- agents for fhs Eisforr ~ tie VIZ
W u.orsflous af. IarlsE Deeds aur 'tranl
Achievements - STANLEY sgerts nuftf 2 9f
.rcaIar free Actress D a. Browning '.a..
IoIeoo. hhio N
AcrNTr sHor.d write for .fnVfrste1 r.rcH'e~.
4 sne terms fer fwo wreks fr.aI ~ y ssonr.
asher washes c,rtiesi f.rthes 0.ear hf hnt
stesm without rlht ~ essg SOLO ~
h.e. rrfr. -' i"uis No n' p
TUByTUEE AID Fuyos sToRED
ptDrITFT BOLT ge-e~s' vsrehoussusf.
ia ~ ~ -eaff u .rlF en-st. sforf fIefrs an1
firm. .rrrs sf Ir- rates sErert rarFe and
ra-rfn' movers e'fr I2rEs vars sfft f-rff -
" 20 releuhnrine ho - lan ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

EUR RENT-Two stores and rooms suitable
y f0r Offices OF Light houseF orpiug iu Porter
Block. corner % Monroe and blYsiCn-sts 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
EELg WAEgED PEKALE.

hELS RARgED-PEkALE.
EzZIEI-Atls Fsst } alton 81. a sin tar
general hsusrwork lt
EAperienesa vsiss makers al I. s.
AvAr5 -, Afs = Carlton. ia
WANrED-sewias girl Atos Nogta D.gis
loA 81 A
WANTED ior general house~ors in
sa-all family. oae THAI eau 80 home
nights. @I Aorta Dhision-st l&
WASTED A good reliable woman eooA "a
a. Marks A.apila- ios
WANTEp-ls a.nne room girls sish WASH
" efs laundry. geeo msu. pasi a. cuufs
Young mau % help ,nral cook souns rifl 10
balp pastry cook. O. ko AoIth. fare paia aaa
Ao'a NaEfs ihL st cHct llttigencc n1lrc.
room s. Nrkeyuslas p .ert. over uIaat cloth
lus store .scu evenings q B. co. a..
lVANTED -Gid 10 30 general houseuorA
or kltchen and secona g.rl Immediately.
p Para 81. l4
WAN1ED Today. two chambermaids tea
= y ste ass dining room girls, tWo dish
washers. one lauugIe~S sen glFis for families
Cal or address N /. Dlckruson. 81 Monroe st.
room s. Established thirteen years lr-
WANTED e. Immeo,ately. six competent
dressmakels Al .a fountalu-st. la3
ANlED-Ilry c Foster wants creosmak-
" lug al home on 5y the d4Y. :. Lagrste 81.
iG5
WANTED competent g,rl for general
hQuseNOrk. al lis Madison afo- Mr. a.
May lSif
SITUATIONS wAEPED-kALE.
WANTRD-sltgauon. by Young man Of a.
~ Al any kind Of ofice wof l. have 3 a
nearly 1--we yeas experience at DeukluE and
other kinds, good references and bond ~ ue,-
essArY. D. Il. Ballard. Holland. Mich. lts
SITUATIONS WNRrED-FEMALE.
tANIED-Situai.on A. housek in small
" Mniiy-uldOWer prrierrrd-by m clIf
aged lady. Address Housekeeper. box G, It. e.
gram j ccaId lH
ltANIED-S tuat.on--A lady desires e. Oh.
W tan situation p an ofrcr or store where
strict attention fo buslne VIII result ia per-
inaacnt employment. Address a. j.. boz y
care Telegram. Herald. JOS
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

eEssss.gEs 2 'arre f.rn devoted to boarding
@tfSls2 0xhorses tH arrrf nf gana FH.IH.t..
III Mpieuty oi saaas srd Co.d vsfer na
fkGITE haThsd vrt teutr nN Ast ltI at
t1f11a-L-s..- ID 0rhrs |.Hfu o. hUl f.aW trHf
Prices lcss than for IasilrNa ncsftr iDe rff.
Telephone my driver al residence h- f rT
No. 80 the ANA halsnmlus tompauYt ofIre.
81 North Division. o.. 81. b. lnur.h. l-f
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Circulation Guaranteed 60 othe
Largest or AL Michigan Dailles Xxx
copt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
ToR REkT-E -EousEs


EOR RENT Houses of Q. T. p. 9 ana rooms
from & 10 ST.. also suits NJ rooms iu the
Ncw Carleton block ou NJ Vernon ST.. nov
rcaoF Tor occupancy come and see ihcmf
caa sult YOU. all within minutes walk af
sweet q Hotel. Inquire 81 p. W Barnard. 80
Allcn-st. or az offcc. 90 81 Nefn0n-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

WANTED Agents 81 outfit on thirty 0avt
" time. so profit In four v'afl-s. ~ na pa
Address Vith stamp. Jarvis h Co.. Racine. Nls
nrV ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Daitsa Prssa sssorts. Preupt ana Esrir
Dsflssrfs Al ths Lseai Ns-s. ssd ths
Ci.anssr aaa Most Plainly Priatsd Paper
Fsbli.ns1 g. QEaad aapias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

hon >ALE AZ losN hamfsa tsues si- hoCss
ntN Ane Madcrl ia a. rrspeela. sllll
taetiis tfsiart i.@4tIsr bali. hi1 tlfbro..
iiAe eiasrts clins lllisara la So EFllsf eIate
ans ihea4trs laitaas. EifS satfI. We. ESQ tis
tgrp bsta fat. NsleI cIasei iu ba.sr l.o 90
esd lAck stalrt. tal al iaa fssI laat Ea.a
i4~R. APPLY 81 once te L Nauan roau 4
Nla hlascaal hllil.tE ior
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
WORK OF THE coyoRrGArIoyALIsrS

Boston. May 27.-Thc annual meeting If the Con
srrcitonal Sur day school and Publication society vas
held to dav. The fifty eighth annual report Of the
board II directors was presented. In the missionary
department tcre have been foity superintendent and
n.s>ionlric, enraged during the year The receipts
for the year ended May | are larger by $1,000 than
for the preceding year. More nclp has come than
ever before fem the Woman's Homo Missionary
organizations. There have been organized during the
year 33l now sunday schools. AMI 1917 different
schools m forty states and Tcrito les have been
aided. The circulation OF the periodicals $4,000.
n against 1il 900 for last year The business dc
parimct show total sales Of 100000. assets SllOJio
liabilities S43430. nissionarN receipts $4,000. The
following officers were elected President, : =. Capcn.
Boston. Viccprc idents, the Rev. Or. - II. Virgin,
Now York Guy the Rev. DR. I,1u X Mclean. san
Francisco. the Rev &. f. rhwing. Minneapolis: Will
i. Ttlcou R"cFfoed. Ill. and Charles W. lful.
Boston treasurer. L. y. Lawrence Barnard, OF Bos
ton. The d.cctOrs OF last year Were ~ elected.
cept that v. H. Emerson WAS chosen to III the place
Oi the late George W Coburi.. aud the Rev. pr ~ r.
Dunniuc. Of Boston. in place Of Thomas W. Bckncu.
re cnci.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
10 STRENGTHEN PRoHIEIToRY LAWS

Washington, MAY 27.-Thc House Committee on Com
mercc today listened N an argument by + D. Curtis
representing the New.Nork state Dairymens Associa-
ton in favor Of the amendment Of the Interstate Com
merce laws a TO permit states 20 exclude the i'm
portatlon Ot Oleomargarine lie said that the state
Of New York was expend.ng 100000 per annum for
the maintenance Of department 10 enforce the dairy
laws, that the dairy interests represented capital of
$3.50 100000 with annual output Of Si5.O0oOO0. and
gave employ meat % 25OOOO people. At the
cuson OF the argument the committee decided 10
port the Flower bill favorably. with an amendment
pondius In principle with that introduced in the
senate by senator wilson of Iowa. which provides that
when olcomargarlne. transported from State 10
another shall have terminated H. transportation IL
shall hc considered 10 have ceased u be- the subject OF
interstate commerce and become part Of the common
mass II property within the terminal state and subject
% is police powers # regulation or Prohibition.
Tho louiee Liquoc BILL which i intended 70 meet
the decision u the supreme Court I'm the original
package cases" also amended In the way
and ordered - be favorably reported 70 the House
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE C1-sToNs ADMINISTRATION BILL.

Washington, May o7.-Mr Mckinley to-day submitted
10 the House the conference report upon the Customs
Administration bill Mr.. McMill.n Of Tennessee zone
of the concrees said that he had declined tC agree
TO the report for the reason that he believed that
the bill would Increase taxation. The House had in
creased taxation boldly and directly by the passage
OF the Mckinley Tariff bill; now it was proposed TO
increase it secretly tor rathery covery) by the pas
sage Of this BILL outside OF the sugar schedule the
tariff bill increased duties TO Of - per
The pending would raise that between
90 and 20 per cent This would result in the preven
ton OF imports, the closing Of custom houses and
in the destruction Of commerce.
Mr. Mckinley said that the measure was substan
TALLY the biz recommended by Secretaries Of the
Treasury during the last three Administrations and
its provisions were practically the a, those
contained IN the Mills bill II was biz, not TO in
the rates of duty but 10 prevent fraud upon the
revenue and to protect the honest merchant and the
honest importer against the dishonest importer and
the dishonest consigner and cOn,ignee.
The conference report was acOpted-yeas 1917
nays l3-tlc speaker pro TEN. counting quorum
The Democrats. a rule. rcfraincd from voting.
Mr. Mckinley, Of ohio. and Nr. PAYNE. of New York
requested that verbal amendments he made 10 the
bill hut Mr.. Crisp. OF Georgia. objected. stating that
the Democrats would be no party 10 bill which
proposed to increase the burden Of taxation on the
people.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
FOREIGN GOODS AyD CANADIAN LINES.

Washinrton Nav EN- the senate 20 day Mr.
Cnllom offered resolution calling on the secretary OF
the Treasury for information 20 the authority under
which merchandise IN bond appraiscd unappr'is"f
and goods Of domestic origin are permitted 20 ho
forwarded between the Atlantic and Pacific ports Of
the United states over the Canadian Pacific RAILWAY.
such merchandise arrival NJ vancouver, l.. -
being transshippcd 20 vessels or car, and whether or
not IN. his opinion, such Transportation ana 'r'''
,hlpment on foreign territory is consistent WIN ''
safety Of the revenue and the laws governing Tie
coast!nc trade Of the United states. Also 20 report
T., what authority merchandise other than tie prod
uc,s Of contiguous countries is permitted 10 enter INC
United states under consular scd aud proceed Z"
destination without entry or examination AT the port
o. first arrival
He cxplalncd that there good deal Of doubt
AS 10 what the law noH authorized u.e secretary I"
d. In the premises and he thought that ;hc senate
ought "a have report from the - rotary before any
lc-islation was attempted. that the senate might
know exactly what the secretary thought about II and
whether anything wa necessary 10 hc dohc on inc
subject. A. II good, went mp irim the Fachc
Coa.t from Oregon. Washington and California and
were trans,hipped az Vancouver over the canadian
Pacific Railroad. and foreign goods coming from
China and elsewhere under consular seal Ia that port
Vaucolycri entered the pors Of the United states.
The whole subject seems 20 De somewhat In doubt as
to ju-t what the authority and a. 10 what cs-la
ion If any should Ac enacted in order to protect tho
Interests Of the United states In regard {" trans
continental commerce and IN order = secure thc
revenue, 81 the Government IN the trlussmpmcnt
and tran. portatlon IF goods from the Pacific Coast
There wa evidence before the Treasury Department
of grcat irregularities. and there evidence that ne
country wa prObahly losing of IL revenue by
the manner IN which ms commerce from foreign
countries comes through Vancouver and into the
nicd states.
Nr. WaShburn iutimatcd that the resolution covered
an intended raid the Canadian lines OF trtnspprti
ton IN favor Of the trunk lines of the United states
lie hoped that would BE- referred to committee
Mr. CullOm declared that thore such raid
fou ON act
I'll to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
AMERICAN UyI7ARIAY ASSOCIATION
ITS sIxTY.FIFTH ANNUAL MELTING N SESSION
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
Boston. NAV o7-The sixty hhh annual meeting Of
the American Unitarian Association opened To- day
in fremont Temple George II. Hale in the chair
There large attendance.
The Rev J. Cordncr, chairman Of the nominating
committee which committee instructed al the last
meeting 10 formulate and adopt a method for the
election of directors presented its report. After re
viewing the various methods previously in use In the
association the report says
Under all circumstances your committee recommend
provisional for this year the adoption OF The meih"i
modification as may be deemed necessary, specially
by adopting rule whereby life member shan reialn
his right 10 vote such when appointed delegate
member and In addition 10 his voting right as dele
gate.
In regard to women the board the report says
While therefore. II is fitting that men should have
the practical management, it is equally ~ to affirm
the principles Of women participating thcrein and we
recommend that IN every annual clecuon the name
Of one shall be placed il the list Of nominees
This secures the presence OF three women olecpfs
IN the Board as at present.
In regard to the number of directors OUTSIDE OIL
New England the committee find that three members
from the region Of the Middle and Southern states
and three from the Western states and Pacific Coast
would be a proper proportion, and 50 recommend.
The report presents the following nominations
George 5 Hale president George William Curtis, Of
Staten Island and George o. Shattuck, Of Boston,
yice.presldcnts the Rev. g. Reynolds. Of Concord
secretary George W. Fox, Of Boston assistant secrc
tary, and ". :. blanchard, OF concord treasurer 10
Gll vacanccs caused BY expiration OF term, the Rev
Charles g. Ames, Of boston the Rev. II. y. Brown
Brooklnc: II. 6. wadn: Reading; Mrs; Kate g.
Wells, Boston Dorman r. Eaton Eaton New'iorH' and
The report was accepted and committee dr.
charged.
of nomination for the coming year The plan finally
adopted for the sending Of twenty four names
for directors 10 all life members and churches ana
missionary societies entitled to delegates, from
which SIX names are to be selected the geographical
and other lines already laid down, and returned 10
The committee for presentation to tho convention on
one ticket.