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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Amateur gardeners will welcome the 1Owcrpot
for transplanting. which can be easily removed in
three parts from the roots Of the plant itcr 1t j,
placed in the ground.
A startling parasol introduced this spring has one
ger ;lLc Of Z hr gh ~ or lamented; tlc err
plain
Emtossed- Gather sore n for dining rJ1ms or
libraries popular this spring.
The " clam shake" new drink. is made by mixing
mk-or better, creaIn-and clam juice with "a dash OF
celery salt.
Bangles made now for young men to lock upon
the wrists their sweethcart keeping the key them
selves.
The man or woman seeking employment whose hair
is gray Il that younger rivals have the advantage
Druggists say they sell most OF their hrdyc nO"&day
70 such people
new Turn-Vorcin hall Will be opened by the Green
point branch Of the organization next Tur~dds with
torchiigIt procession and other festivities, Nal
Chaplin Will review the procession on Thursday night.
The new building extends from No. IT. to No. lJ2
GreenpOint ave, and has seating capacity Of 900.
Charles Arnold. a blacksmith. nineteen years Old.
living at No. C2 TalnlanNt., was arrested Yesterday
by Officer REYNOLDS complaint of George Bayuc, OF
No. "a Pearl St. who charges him with stealing horse
valued at $500
Percy c. Williams has been elected president Of The
Amaranu and Of his first acts was TO present to
Mr.. Har; the retiring president, large gold framed
portrait Of the Board Of Officers who served during his
administration
DomIick Before, age forty Of No. l Carroll-st.
and Antonio Mattorcil, age twenty three, Of No -
SATURDAY night hamilton ave. and Carrol-st. Mat
torcll was severely cut the right hand with Shoe
knife which Before nourshcd, while the latter had
lis scalp laid open IN several place by cudecl y
policeman appeared the scene and probably Pre-.
vented murder.
Scyentc n cats were bowling dismally in the back
ward of No. 10 stOckt INST yesterday morning, and
their noise disturbed the sumbcIS OF william Pliman.
age fifteen VINO lives I'm the house at that numbcr.
lie seized a r!le that IN The room and bialcd
away "a; the group the cats escaped uniniuied. but
tlo ballet tore through the back fence and hit otto
Never are twenty-five, who lives at No IL stanhopc
ST. I'm the neck. he attended by Ambulance sur
recn Dclanatcr ana remove 10 Il. Mar, : Ito ptal
where his injnIfc wc,e pronounced serious. Iiiman
was arrested and locked up IN tho Fourteenth IEccni
station.
Shortly after O'Clock Yesterday morning on nm
known - stdescI ana iuIi ON inc sac
walk III Futon-st. near the Bridge. Wncn the ponce
reached him liz unconscious, and upon we ar
rival Of tie ambulance Surgeon who was summoned
IL found that his skull fractured. ana ne was
removed TO the City Hospital lie Is about LILY I'VE
years old five feet nine inches IN height, Oh heii
Complexion, with gray hair and mustachc. He was
arsssed In dark suit Of clothes. and wore blacl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12

Father Gcssncr ua>t0r Of II. Patrchs Church. yes
,ord,y paid his respects 20 Tie walking Delegates ind
10 the striking ,ionccuttcrs Who quit work on saturday
on the new church The clerr, man denounced d.
Ioafcr, the walAug delegate, from N"taf" who
r,I,.od the strike aud declared nc would nctrr submit
10 their demands.
The singer Company ON SATURDAY presented mag
ninccnt team Oi horses 10 lubcrl'h Eh-h' '"'l any
g. rororuitinu OF tie valuable services pcrf1r q bt
his cnnnaIV Al the recent nTc. where one Of rclr
horse VA. 40 badly injured IN trying 10 pH!l the
+c,u.or through tho rIud that the animal crippled
for lfc and viii have 20 be- killed.
Emil Wichmam. at one time one q the leading
iiiidrrs and property owner in III" civ. Wa ou
SATURDAY. removed Ia the An-hOu,e, having sluandc'd
All nj. money and iavInr U.cd to commit suicide 10y
drowning IN a cl~rrn. some years ago Wi'hmai re-
ccivcd q legacy of $4,000 from Germany, but ran
through il al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12

RumorS have been anoat for week That the "T''d
Jury has indicted several Of the election officers "o,
cases have before them at this session, f." frauds
committed at the election Of 17-".
Three wandering New WORKERS met man named
Hartley In Montgomery ST. on saturday nIsi' AND
were invited by the latter 10 take drink They IN
tered a LIQUOR shop and drank with Hartley, Who told
his new acquaintance that he WIS n large owner OF
real estate. The New Workers, thinking that he must
also be in possession Of some cash. when they ct ont
side in the street promptly knocked Ilartl"i down.
They found no money but tool. SIX umbrella. The
tlrc, thieves were arrested later. They said mat cF
lame, were john ClNori 81. First 'hAr!''
Gilman No Il Cherry ST., ana rc"s-r "4tI""'' w.
~ Alcu-et., Ne" l0Ih.
1t i, said that a member Of the First BAPTIST nF, H.
West lsDbolcn. intends 10 build handsome ""a'."h
20 that structure at his OWL expense.
The pow rental Of the bergen Iapt,; church has
increased $1,000 tins year.
\ can Ina, been extended to the Res. Mr.. Hallcn
beck TO accept the post OF assistant rector OF INC
Wayne street Reformed ChuIch.
The Youre Peoples Literary society of the German
Reformed Church viii give al entertainment on
May i.
tainIncnt followed ly dancing. Friday evening al
it, rooms. PavoIia-dyc. AID Euc-t.
JOIN IIagor. Of GrrenYuo ave. captured thirty
five pound turtle ON saturday ln the meadow u,".
UIdHch's Newark Bay II Use. u b rm"u as iHi'
there are hundreds Of them on the meAdo"-
The conservation o: The Morri, street go" Tar. d,
Mission took place yesterday AZ moon. colonel IiId
irv Of the bartholomew Mission, conducted me ,rr
vices The Rev. Mr.. Whitney. OF "" u.h, Sl-t ldi
Nav Of the Florence Mission. the Rev. M'.eis
Mitchell f the scotch Prrsb, ciIn thuUh CraV ford
of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. Lbii~.ir
Of he Free Reformed Church. Walter Nole ana VII
held in the evening. The building Is at 80. -
NOrrisst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12

I'm our Silk Department in the
Easement, we shall offer to-day:
30 Pieces of Fancy Surahs, in
Checks and Stripes, at 30 cents
per yard ; the original prices were
10 cents and Si.OO;
200 Pieces of Figured India and
China silks, at 60 cents per yard {;
same quality and styles as are
generally sold at S1.OO;
POO Pieces of Black Shanghai
Silk, at 60 cents per yard excel
lent value for 80 cents;
40 Pieces more of our - inch
India Silks, in very desirable
cOIOrs. at 90 cents.
The advantages which we are
offering in these goods Will be
best appreciated on examination.
JAMES McCREE Try Il co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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SHE SIZED HIM GP


Prom The petrol; Free Pres.
citizen " ho wa passing hv a house on Indiana,
. Ga. ntlcr dav observed smoke coming through tho
,oof near ;hc chimney. and he raeh,d up To- The door
and Kuockcd AN alarm.
What 30 You wantl' a'hcd the woman q, she ap
~ - Madam don't get excited. but must tell you---
on slant ,"t excited .hc interrupted.
,I,vo,. l,op this handy b,.'
" Md -hc m-e,d ont hl, revolver. which hung OH
am. If The pcl. Of the hatfIck. and continued
~ c,o,k, wanted. No rug wanted. 80 bo,I-
wanted 80 sewing machine, wanted. No 'oti
,,,-,aI. nor old clY'hr. - give away. Irivcl.r
AID no had 90 rrtI~. 20 position outside the gai,
and il, form her that tir roof ire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
rAxPAyERs COMPLAIN ABOUT GARBAGE.

Complaint has been made by the Lafayette Tax
PAYERS Association against the LchiGh Valley Railroad
for filing up the ground around its freight house
at Crand-st. and Paccave. with garbage and refuse
Of eve cry description Thousands # carloads of gara &c
have been thrown upon the strip OF meadow land
between tracks of the road ard the avenue. which
was formerly drained by the Morris canal and NH
Creek Deprived Of it, natural DRAINAGE. The place
has become ccsspool Of filthy and III smelling water
The approach Of hot weather will add 70 the stencil
and the people who pass The spot or 1--we III The
nrjchbOrl0Od are loudly demanding thai the Nuisance
be abated before IL breeds Sifk knees among them The
subject has been broagh 10 the attention Of the jersey
CRY Board OF ilcalth.
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ELIZABETH.
Az OLD Resident INSANE.

Az OLD Resident INSANE.
Commodore Louis schwartz Ia, become insane ana
today Will be removed - the Morris Plain, Asylum
ConmOdJ ore schwartz - over eighty years Oh. lie
came 10 Amcric. from il>acc France. on July D.
1873. He noted for hi, musical a'''mpT 'hh'h''
and his shilI with the rife. ia i-f7 he established
.rr,-.co Garden in IioboAcn. IIe ~, one Of ID"
fouudcr, Of the stats ZctIng." lie car'
to Elizabeth IN 1867 and flr fifteen year, ne Kept
The leading hotel In the city. HI mind during IN"
last wcel liza, become wholly dcraurcd. 1cr lday ne
escaped from h> att 'ndlnt,. and dth ONLY ln hi'
uioh, cloth,S with an Old sm0hiur.cap on Dds .1d.
wandered down t. the Central EaIroif plcIe. where
nc va, discovered and brought back - IA boarding
house.
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Brig Daylight Foster 81 flerre' '"'f' ~ '
With sngar TO l. " A. Z Armstrong - .
SUNSET Wind at sandy HOOK hg"" S'H' ''''' nv
CITY Island wind light SW; eieai'
Arrived yesterday x, -.
Steamer CITY OF Chicago (Br), hentoru' Lrcr poo va
,owp With mdse and passensers'o re'of "NS"'
sons Arrived the Bar at IL 10 NJ Anil i, ,, ,,,.o
Soi,s r. 90, nrl SIMMER London Aprll Z with mdse
80 u.ssengers 4, y VI Arrived at the Bar at ILSo
pm. sItFD
Steamers savoua Iambnrc Salcrno ke Janero; Us
CrindstOnc Island. y II; Alamo,
s,on Fanita Whining toni Crown Prince. Baltimore
mark Rosa e, for Port Sat1l
Rye R.sing sun. Tor DeneThrh
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
o-xxxsrovx MAY ;l-Arrved. steamer Aurania (Br),
rSf,o~ from New YORK her 10 LIVERPOOL and pro
ceedcd. m, rro,. an, So,ada tBr,.
-,,.htno fr,In i.lyerpool hence Tor New YORK.
May l0Sai.e' steamer SaaIe (oer'' MIN"
ron hence for Now-fork IT.,
IIAykE li-Arrived, steamer LA NoFman"io va"
Caller from New.iork.
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A BIG PLANK.sHAD DINNER.

The Jersey City Yacht club held its fourth annual
plank shad dinner at the clubhouse in Communipaw
ave Yesterday. a huge quantity Of shad. stcaminG
hot and brown. was disposed Of Governor Albeit
presided and among those present were Leon Albeit.
ir commodore If the Cub. T. W Astcn state senator
Werts DR.. j. NJ. Wright, Of New York Commodore
Pra me of the New Rochelle Yacht Climb. and about
200 representatives of the different yacht clubs belong
ing 20 the New York Yacht Racing Association. Ihe
festivities were kept up untl about u o'clock
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TRYING TO NAME A TICKET.

The first meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of the
Broollyn Institute Of Arts and sciences held at
the home OF H. Dc silver. no. 81 PcrrcpOnt-St, on
saturday evening BYLAWS adopted and att -pt
was mad to elect officers. General John b. Wood
ward who urged to accept the Office Of pre,-
dent declined. Joseph F. Knapp declined 70 serve a
Trustee and J. : I. Stranalan was elected IN his
place 10 serve for three years. An Adjournment was
taken until next saturday evening when the Nominal
ing Committee will report ticket.
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How to Win Fortune. "

tract by Andrew Carnegie. being
n reproduction Of his remarkable
article in The Tribune, which O"gh
IN be circulated far and wide among
the toilcrs Of the United states. IL Is
Cull Of the strongest comfort ana e"'
couraxcmemt TO poor men; anu o"
the other hand, il tends 10 INSPIRE
willing and ambitious work.
Employers and presidents OF Da"hs
wouid do "a CONNIE ndabic thing !"
seeing that the pay or depos" en-
yelopc Of every ONE Of their peop,o
contains IL copy Of MIR. Carnegie
magnificent address.
The Tribune will supply the ar"o.e
i'm Two forms, viz: "A fOur.pase 'c"'
let, at "a cost Of 81 per hundre" c"p'."
or SIS per thousand; and twe''
pagc tract, suitable for u" o."
mary envelope. at $3.50 per h""arc.
conics, or SO "a thousand. On ever.
10. OF 1000 copies. tract SIZE u COW.
can be placed. containing the ''u.
ti,cment Of the firm or bank d's.riD"
ing the cOpies, without extra c""'s
THE TRIBUNE
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THE c,I1-RCU WAS NOT INCORPORATED.

The Bergen Baptist Church recently discovered that
for seventeen years that institution has not been IN
corporatcd owing to an oversight This discovery has
led hasty incorporation, which has just been &C
complished. Tie church incorporated in l-S3 ac-
cording 10 the laws Of church government ana ran
along until 1873. when new church laws were made.
taking away N" power from the Old BuaM OF I!i'r'
and placing II in the cUIci direct y reincorP"iF
lion under the ncw laws was overlooked however,
until now.
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WITH EMEFzzLEMENT.

william WoIts Young clrrh h'iag in ; nth Twelfth
ST. and formerly in the cmpo, Of T.. =. ShaWdcr. Of
Grange st. and Ro,cve ave. j, charged with the en-
bczzlcincnt of 800. Wous Lad been in sAawder's
en.pI,y for two years. Three weeks H. employer
v,, Md missed money from h., hu.lucs-. suspected
hi. 81, TX and placed the case IN the hands of Police
CAPTAIN NcNaius. Married money placed in the
mi and Worts was easily detected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12

Colonel l.. L.. Barnard, comiaandant Of tic 5th
Regiment " c. ,. y. j., ms d'inahdcd oil General
Plume a court of inquiry, thoroughly 10 investigate
the trouble which has been Threatening the disruption
of the regiment for a year. Last week Company +
voted almost unanimously 20 be transferred 10 the
lst Regiment, and subordinate officers In the vIriOu,
companies have offered their rt.signaiInus. but al
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have bccn refused. Both factions III INC Ies'''0''
are anxious for an investigation
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MARINE IVTELLIGENCE,
MINIATrkE ALMANAC.

IO-DAr.
sur rise, a. sets Os li5 Moon. ago %
iilGu WAIER.
4 H-sandy Hook 10 GOV Isini l31 Hoit Gate. 3 30
p l-sandy Hook 20 'pv i..nL 2JiI Hell cato. 1 50
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OUTGOING STE ( NEHS
TUESDAY, MAY 10.
Announcements.

DR.. LYoNs PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
re.n. lie teeth clean and purlhes the breath
An elegant to.ic; luxury. Sold every - coh'A
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D..
90 WEST s9TH.ST
Of system t,enlto. Urinary OrSshs
r-,Dotcnce and St,rli.ty. Hour, 70 Il. . TO B.
Womcn with male colorlcss faces. who feel
,rc, and DISCOURAGED VIII recoly" both mental ana bodily
ylcor by using carter, Little Liver rms
Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure. FOR 80 None
better at any lricr. larces, 80 OF mn iu'"'sh"s
.v,xco, f. Wv "MINGo.'
NEW COLLAR.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. L

Disease. Of the Nervous system, Genito'Crlna
,p,e,,e and St,ritv Hour. 10 Il. 10 8.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
F. ]. Lamb & Company,
100 Doses One Dollar
RRAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
) and 10 south IouiA-st. Phone =

RRAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
) and 10 south louia-st Phone 81.
TOR sALE-A few more shares in the Sew
south Grand kSpl0S Plsulng Mil Com
nany. This IS company Eecently organized.
Parties having any money anc wanting 10 IN
vest in a good paying buslnesS would DO y ell
10 lo0k this up. Inquire u J. A. loren Co..
- Porter block.
EOR sALE-A si1-room house on cole Il.
Good wells. lot &jxl3s; only ss01. VII take
srAl payment down aud balance GA monthly
paymrats. Would take cheap lot tOF frst pay
mCut.
LOR ShLE-Four new houses on Marion 81
: south Of butierworth- ave; only ; go each.
Lots Hsl3,, near street railway and viii sell
on easy payments.
E,OR SALE-House and lot on Jeierson-aye.
l. near fifth-aye. last frYRt. This Is lnt
location. and II taken within the neat thirty
days will sell Tor s. SO.
FOR SALE-llouse and lot No. Is Powell-st
Il This Is a new house OF modern style elghl
large rooms street graoed wslA butt; every
thing IN good shape; will sell for s2.soS.
EOR SALE-Ten lots In Sunnyside add ton.
l. near Hall-st. Viii sell the ten At a bar
gain. or single lots al 500 each on easy terms.
These lots are high aud dry. and very nne
healthy location.
FOR SALE-Work horse and light wagon
Il Complete outnt for an express man; viii
be sold chesp, as owner is going out OF city.
EOR SALE-New house on Sherman-st.. east
OF Easi-st. Lot 5pXlD; seven rooms vel
and cistern; only Sl.10O. and easy payments.
RUSINESS CHANCE-Win sell half interest
- in a hrst cla 5 grocery house centrslly 10
Gated aud doing a four Shing business. OF
VIII exchange for house aud lot worth $, 90
PARE BAkGAIN-That hne large house No
IL 2 Morrlson-st., at the head Cass-st VIII
rent for S23 per month or viii sell st reason
able ngure and on long tine. This is very
| dlSra6le property for any one wishing nn,
| location in an excellent neghboThoOd.
FOR SALE-We have. a splendid fruit farm
near the city. consisting OF ~ acres. Tn,
| farm IS SET with about 400 choice peach trees
| Apples. pears. plumS, cherries, qulnces. grapes
Strawberries raspberrles. etc. etc. The nous,
and barn are new. and the farm IS supplied viii
/ excellent water. About j. acres will make ar
| excellent garden. Price. $50 per acre. Term:
| easy.
/ E0R SALE-40 building lots on Butterworth
| L ave. These lots are bargain and are with
! IN the reach OF the laboring classes. They ar,
within l0minutes' walk Of 80 factories and Il
| minutes walk from the post-Ofnce. viii Sci
! on easy terms from 500 10 $50 each.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
Campbell & Underwood
os Monroe Street,

Morton House Block. Telephone 500.
Have for sale at low prices and on easy
terms:
on the original Oakdale Park plat, es resi-
dence and l3 business lots.
On the Silver Greek PARK addition 10 Oakdale
Park l9 nice residence lOtsi above lots 50Xl2)
feet. with alley back.
Also ~ choice residence lots on Madison-ave.
and Ad&msst. Street car runs In front Of
these lots.
Eighty FIVE beautiful lots on their new Wind
scr Park addition. Adjacent 10 Winsor ad-
dition. They own all the above lots and when
desired. will furnish lumber TO those wishing
TO build.
They have also . very choice lots left u the
original WinSor addition near corner OF East
81. and Fifth-ave.
Thew wish 10 sell Do lots before June /. and
in order 10 do so will make very low prices.
Title perfect Abstracts furnished TO every
purchaser.
other business taking their time and atten-
tiOn so fully they have decided 10 offer for sale
their beautiful resort grouDdS-26 acres AZ he
terminus OF the D.. J.. h y. Suburban Rail-
road, nearly one-Quarter mile frontage on the
south side OF Reeds Lake with mammoth
pavilion now being completed also base ball
park, etc These are by far the fnest grounds
on Reed Lake.
They will sell this magnificent property very
low or exchange for vacant city or suburban
lots.
Here IS a quick fortune for the night man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

illf AtAif"f EAiFfi
Rooms p sno e Ts.phou. ioz7
RESIDENCE PROPERTY YoR sALE
houses Rna lois sasi of Bsstsf ius os
Wes. .thv-sve.. oniv - and 80 terms easf
bouss enc lot sssi - Tssi 8 souft n
Tifth-svt. s1 payments essY these heusst
Erf 81 Rev.
house suo l0t OF Cbsrssst., tlT.
bouse anG lot ~ Crosses Ct tf~
Iheres snd let On South Uivfs'ou- 81 fu-t
seufh 81 siFth ave iof uFiE vita t-YouU
teuse. frsi-rsss busness PROPERTY. oniF Ssifo
~ s9f - 0Hre
zhsusss .s6 isf. ses1a. m o-rtsr -, fust
south o. Fifth ave. oniY 80 worth 49,
horse sne lss ftTlz. uefth ~ Hsa.thE
sTs - lsers-f price f>fh
house sne ~ eu bagfsvsss. seufb u
Flsseft7 ave- rries w
lhoass sn6 iot gslzz. borth - Tiftb.sT'.
or Cssssi.. prtss s1Es4
1lsf rsrrer ~ Essf aoe Hanbsia1 Sc
SVilf rries so W. trsts fef geo bsrss
80 fsrria agH
h..r~. srs ~ sorffs. ~ pivhi.ss e-s D.
fv.err. jefferson ave srf - fer ~ rrirs sit1
vaesrf lots sr W.zntoyl ls~s 49, gf Faef
81. for ~ e. 80 terms ~ suIf vuf hasef
WpDqpTRTT FoE sILF ~ TBtBE
81 tcfF fa-g ~ - seufh ~ hsilsi -
- imprgrss fair bullf HKs fr- epstF
SOL pr}.s slsaf fss,ft ssgr
An arEEs rEprov-ss fslr bulsfrrF friiss
p souft ef HaI-Ff g. HFlsior pre-
s1sg
fe0 tcBTs rifles sss frsu Terer e'ess
Aft = afrse .rurrrsf ~Irf ffaf e.
ehs-e 80 far su slnTs 81 Fsr a~t
a f(HEE Z r15ae 49, 81 fbs hc1risf - d.
y e1rporaf afer rfT 81 frrse Vie ~ rs
30 ~ p J. ~ aer~ 8ufer rooe
ssss- ~ eaItlvsf ~. wifs fnif ~ = g ve7r
Freen heas fesraf ~ FER aef. Frfef SO
VII fsFf trrses tr pa-f Dsrmf~ rff Tong
rk-rs ~ rsar@ Tfr - ~t~s crane q
ssegrs gses rrWs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. FRIDAY MAY q


The Board OF Managers OF -. Marks
o.p -al. Iu a communication IN yester-
ays TELEGRAN-HEEALD, claiming 70
tate tae ~true ntents aud purposes" OF
.hat institution, says "Any uortiy poor
person who Is SICK or injured, and re-
qu,res care aud medical treatment, viii
bcreccivct atany tma without charge"
Further on the board says. The doors
Of 81. Marks Hospital are opento all,
-ich and poor. and no deserring person
slll ever be denied admission"
surely this reservation IS not in line
with the teachings OF the Master. Did
CHRIST ask for certificate of character
before he performed a work Of mercy.
Or after lt either, Tor that matter IL
. human being falls IN the river. must
h.s or her antecedents and general con-
duct bo asccrtained before rescue will
10 vouchsafed2 VINO Will presume 10
pass judgment as 20 the worthiness or
unworthiness OF an applicant for the
hospitals shelter The fact IS the hos
p.tals Oh Grand Rap..s 10 not supply
the needs Of large and growing city.
ST. Marks is not alone IN It's stinted
charity. The L.. 3. A. Home and the
Woman's Home and Hospital are con-
Quoted upon exactly the same basis
with perhaps a shade more narrowing
of the lines. Here q n case in pOiut
that applies 10 the two latter instItu-
tons.
Late last fall Matte Lathrop, friend
less, homeless, destitute and SICK wo-
man. had been received at the Z. B. A.
Home tarouga the intercession ola hui
Uaue person. bat IN very short time
che r. B. A. people sent her to the
county house because she was unable
60 pay them anything. After leaving
tbc county house she again became III,
while engaged in the duties Of a dOmes-
BIC ata boarding house, and applIca-
uon vas made for her entrance at the
Woman Home and Hospital, which is
run by t1s Y. ". e.. r. L. As il we'll
known the W1man's Home AMI HOspi-
al poses as A strictly charitable institu-
ton. ami tao management. while
asking for aims for the maiute-
nance of the hospital, invariably
state that 10 frsadiess woman,
vhetacr sick or well. Is ever refused
AIN taucc, that IT'S doors are vide
sper CD all women N need. N0twith-
Standing their supposed position on tho
U1leCt, Matte Latnrop was utterly re-
{assd admttaace. though suffering
from 4 sesse and n most abicct need
TIE president stated that they would
take her in e there vas anyone willing
20 pay her board and sgggested that the
county super.utoudents be seen Ia re-
guI CD che matter When approached
the county slperintcndeuts sid they
would provide for tho unfortunate a.
tbe county house bus that they could
nos afford n pay the price asked by the
Woman Home and Hospital. Finally
asa ternler resort She Emerson Home
was asked to shelter the woman, and
tbouz1 the matron &C first
refused to entertain ner, she vas
finally atm -tei 8ud remained
ther Cor severe weeks without money
and without co.'s strictly a charitable
crU.c.
Tn fact the prevailing impression that
these Institutions MarS's Hosp "a ,
q. b. A.. ana W1msn's Homes-sre