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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
sORTRWESIERy BREEDERS.
The Second Days Races Held at
Chicago.
liver Ten Thousand Visitors Witness the
speedy Onss sunot Tfots "A Quarter
tn Si-Other sporting.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-Ten thousand
visitors witnessed the second days rae
ing OF the Northwestern Breeders meet
ing az Washington PARK this afternoon.
sunol trotted quarter mile in 81.
Inc 3-yesr-old stakes were won by
Manager Ina three straights, Maggie A,
second, Jack Shlel, third. Best time,
2.2S.
FOur-year breeders stake was
won by Belle Wilson Ia three straights,
Florence billiard second, koderick Dhu
third. Best time, 2.26.
Inc 2.26 class. trOtung, purse = 600,
was won by Keno Ia three suaISnts;
Alvin second, jessie Gaines tnlrd. Best
time 2.l4.
Tho 2.lS class, trotting, purse 900,
was Won by Alfred SIN three srralghts;
McDOch second, Margaret A. third.
Best time 2:l6..
The 2.lJ class, pacing, purse $500,
was won by Is. b., 1urS Franklin sec
ond, Albatross third; best time, 2l7l.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
ANOTHER POSTAL STATION.
You Can Now send and Receive Money
1T Division and Tiftli-Ave

You Can Now send and Receive Money
at Division and tiftli-Ave
The government Of the United States
knows all about Grand Rapids, and
from time 10 time this knowledge
works It's fruits. Another sub-station
postOliice Will be established the lst of
September, at the corner of south Divl-
slOn-st. and F!fth.ave. The postmaster
cf the new station will he Theodore
Trowbridge, sol South Division-st. The
business of the new Office Will be the
issuance and paying OF money orders
and postal notes, when drawn on the
suh-station. 1t will also take and re-
gister letters for transmission. but It
will not deliver any letters, registered
or otherwise.
There are now three stations for
postal business IN this cIty-the central
Office. station A and station b. other
stations Will be established a. the ncces-
sitious demands arise. station 4 IS To-
Gated at ~ West Bridge-st.. and has
been IN operation little more than Il
year. There are FIVE stations for sell
ing stamps, besides these sub-oflices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
THE REGATTA SATURDAY.
IN Excellent Program Arranged for the
Occasion

Arrangements have been completed
for the Black Lake regatta, saturday
afternoon, F. {. Temple will be the
captain as usual. lie announces the
following entries thus far made:
Singles, five entries-Grand Rivers
and OwashtChongs.
Palrs-Grand Rivers, Owashtonongs
and Lanslngs.
FOur-Oars-I.ansings, Grand River
club and OWashtauOngs.
Other races such as naphtha and
steam launches and sailing craft Will b
provided for.
The races begin promptly at 3 p. m.
The p. IL. c. y v. VI. from here Will
arrive IN ample time to witness all the
races.
Ii there are any races unfinished
theyw be completed sunday, together
with tub. rOw-boat and other races that
are arranged for Sunday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Saturday sisht ths EaIs, aRa Can pa
>za&re tb~ Place--I@As Sh@ufs-

"a -rdas = ixhE the Ealke. aAa A." a.
SsaGrs ms Ps@cs-T~As Sh@"es-
TIE eompeNoa e. tae k'eetE.e fo@a
t@s e4ateTal.v advanced tne rfiae -
1sti-li lAg Lots ssong u lac So ths 0t-
ii%slA fQg hoDes, - tals AslsNA-.i'i =
<s4As.y 4clNe. Neat @3A1 s2-.ii.s-
t-o>As residences are besag ereStS-s - =
~ i3asie. ag.a 6 lo9ks a. 7 ieS tlde ..@~
tA1sieN ln tAAl { .Fset ga. tFeo. p '-.sl-
toR 2ad lon, located lasg ta2 hti.ts
tf9ai TOE eBty bah, il sie aae.si ayssf.ti'st
81 lie many Suburbs "a tsTanG hskH4s'
e.Eee,s have peen gFsaoa. sGt,si@i ts@i
N1soael ss4ea@ IS hAye teeA .Sl1, lQts
t@fe been legelea, ssaae tgees paDlea,
and Z already las tle APPEARANCE y a
lively village. since Mr. Dantoa's .asi
pGp-ic sale, arrangements have i'ten
mace for tie Building Of hFe good
houses Ola tbs addition, and tIfoss
nose homes are completed ere celgoi-
"a WITH tAelNpuFchases. Mr.. haat3u s
plan % Qispos ne 90 his lots al ailftion
has proved satisfactory aud be miilparf
al AUCTION to-day az $50 p. nl. sixteen
more lots, Th.s Nil be ihe lass cppog.
tGDiiy offered o. bay al auction. 6 $3.50
remainder OF the l0I- wili be & SO
81 40 private sale. ASan extra llsss Hce-
ment Ga purchasers, M. Dmgsou Mil
give away a handsome, 2.storx saie
cottage ON l0t No. J. Toe drawlag Of
THIS house and lot vii take p.ace on
saturday night on CanpAu SQUARE nnd
10 the holder of the lucky number a
warranty deed free and clear nlil be
gwen. 4 neat little depot hss nesn
bullt at bunton's addition. and the fare
10y the eah.c and electro roads Is lust
i've cents. This Is an opportunity 10
secure u cheap home that may never
occur AGAIN, aud many will doubtless
avail themselves OF L..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
ON THE CARDS.
a Few WhisperiuES Caught Among
Delegates Yesterday.


Delegates Yesterday
A TELEGRAM-HERALD man put his
hands in his pockets yesterday, and,
finding an even dollar there, he deter
mined to spend that amount in cigars
among his friends, the county dele
gates. lie did so. and this is what he
learned
The outlook j. very promising that
there VIII be no difficulty iu securing a
solid delegation % the state convention
Tor Daniel :. Mccoy for state Treas
urcr.
Capt. Geo. r.. Judd. Of Grand Rapids
township. doomed up Yesterday a. a
candidate for tie shucvalty. Capt.
Judd Is q 0ue-armed soldier, aud would
run strong.
Among large number Of delegates
TIE uua1-mous verdict was that W.
j. stuart wii. be nominated Us accla-
nation for reelection 90 the office OF
Prosecuting Attorney.
Late isst evening tao name Of T. ".
Cheney. OF THIS C.ty. Was prominently
mentioned "a Republican ctud iate for
state senator. Ar. Cheney wo1ld be a
very strong cad date. Another good
came, msutoaet n the same conuec-
tua. 81 th1t os A o.. stone, oi lowell.
TGo dispos ton among tbe county
delegates Is TO nom nate FOL. Bishop bT
acClAmaton for County Clerk. Toe
same seems o. be meeting uith favor
among the CITY delegates
Itls wh sDored that Eugene A. Car
renter. Of TINS city. formerly of Gale
donna. ard member ~ tae County
E1arf 0f school Exam ncrs, lsa possi-
Gle County Clerk nominee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

3 Caledonia sslooukeeper las been
ersaav inconvenience by tire necessity
Of appearing before Justice Westfal CD
answer 81 Che charge II keeping he
saloon open after hours. hs name S
George larmofv. The man was con-
fr1nted yesterday With a8 tae tesa-
uonr vhch tta people have - one
a-s .sst hlr1. and on the eth Of ~epteln-
bfr t,e people 81 he confronted WITH
tho ttsnmonv wh.ch tsrnladr w.- pros
dHce IN BIS own defense. Adjourned
serci-i nglv
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
Telephone 100.
What do doctors know

What do doctors know
about corsets?
They know a good deal
more sometimes than they
dare Give their patients the
benefit Of
What are they afraid OFF
Losing their patients.
Many 4 woman would throw
her doctor overheard sooner
than change her corset
What Go women know
about corsets9
The doctors and women
together know ali there is to
be known. They all agree
that Balls is the proper
corset.
You can 20 80 your store
ard Get II and wear It two or
three weeks and get your
money again, every cent OF
i, Il you want it.
The store has a primer on
Ccrscts for you.
CFrctss C5arTr CO, csiofrc as Yer TC7l-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
GnaNp RAp1Ds. Aug. 10. 1890.

To the Editor TT;rGHAv- HratLo. Citv:
Dear sir-Incloscd please tind check
for S. ~ favor OF Charles Holden, the
gentleman who first suggested the
name Of John Bali PARK" as a name
for what used to be known as "Ball
Forty
Mr.. Holden VII undoubtedly call on
you so0u fof the same. The mclOsed
clipping was taken from y0ur paper
dated june 3, 1890. Yours very truly,
A. +. IFEEN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

The drugc SIS claim that people cal
daily fort1c new cure for constipation
aud SICK headache, discovered by Or.
Silas Lane while ~ the Rocky MOrn-
taius. 10 IS sad 20 De- oregon grape
root a great remedy in the far west for
Those complaints, combined with Em-
ple hcrbs aud Is made Tor use by pour
ivy on boiling water 20 draw out the
strength. 1T soils at50ccnt package,
and called lanes Family Medicine.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Miss II. Z. Matthews Corset Psrlors
have gained a National reputation. Or
ders come in from all parts Of the Uni
ted States, rs all are pleased who pat
ronize the corset psrlors, proving that
meritorious goods, promptness and fair
dealing, duplicating the goods on short
notice, has won the confidence OF the
public.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Angie Ellins. S years.
Cnld OF Heudrok VanDyk, IS Cor
Ina place, D. dave
Barney NsnTaiteB. Lake Michigan,
60 years.
Iavid Bergstrcm, I92 Chatham-st..
wear.
Oscar toethec, ga Delaney-st. 9 years.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
To tho Public.

We, the livcrymen and hackmen.
hereby agree 10 furnish iirst-class hacks
and none others for funerals for and mt
the rate of two 81 each, inside of the
city limits, and we Will not furnish
hacks for the benefit of those who have
cut the prices and are running second
class hacks:
Gill q GREENLEY.
4. TABOR.
II. y. PUIYER.
BALL 4 WATERS TRANSFER &C.
WA. KOCH.
PLATTE & HAMaERsCHMIDT.
A. y. ALBEE.
DoRTIiY q PATTERSON.
A. NJ. RATHBvRN.
August 3, 1899. 22l II
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
A Veterinary Infirmary Opened by Or. l..
T. Coukcv Y

have leased tho large brick barn op-
poste the new court house on Kent-st.,
for term OF years, for the purpose OF
opening an intirmary for the care Of
our dumb friends. Have also secured
the services Of DR.. Paul, a regular
graduate OF the Ontario College. As a
veterinarian Or. Paul Is second To none
in the city. Good nurses, and an
ambulance in attendance. II you have
a sick or lame horse, call at once as
time is every thing IN disease.
LEONARD l.. CoSKEY, Y. &,
Proprietor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
baseball YESTERDAY
American Association.

Columbus. b. Brooklyn. ,.
Observation-Disclosures game postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
Toledo. = syracuse, o.
ST. Louis. - Rochester. < Called on ac-
count OF darkness In the tcnth inning.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
Twenty Crews.

About twenty crews are entered in
the Black Lake regatta, including two
from the Owashtanongs, one each from
Lansing and Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Minnie sm1ts, ; years. COS Caual-st
tYraold fever; Ida n. Herhouu. 81
months, SIS Nad.s0n-st, cholera nfan-
tIm.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

fhe following Is Hst of sac marriage
hcens issael s.Ace last published. Win tie
UAmes. rss4eaas s4ea ostsi4s tas city and
sgss 81 tae parties. AsKs
aohannes Jsgsr Msggie S,heitsns ELL
irr PANS w-lR
Jena Aandsf P.aeg Iry4ntre Hau us 1f-2
fnsv0Hn Atkinson, farsi saatih
Mills Martins 2s-2S
Hurule Sic. emmett. Core Beetle faitf A-A
Nicholas av hlsrW4kef, kUfI 80 Van
Lsire s.--i6
Prank Patter, oasheldi Ann. Gordon.
ogknela 8f-2f
Iank L Newton, Grend tar IoNn-
shin Lille h. Larson. Nan 4. g-l6
Willow Rockers s. 10 $40 az Comp
ton Furniture Co, 90 Soutn D.flsi0n-st.
Blue Lilies OF Pearl OF Savoy perfumes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Don't fail to use Mss Flora 4. Jones
famous "Bluah OF Roses" for your
complexion. Price, 75e per bottle.
Peek Bros.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

For pheumstsm, iumlazo. Neural.
C.a. 1anp ard toic tEere is u0 reHl-
e3y SUPERIOR 70 tue genuine " Thomas
Eiectrlc OI.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
PAID UP.

Alderman Yerex squares for tne s'I5aIi
Forty" Christening.
Tho check mentioned IN the follow
nag awaits Mr.. Ho!den's order, and
as soon as he gets IT. Will be consume
mated the last act in the John Ball
Park Christening. The clipping re-
ferred 90 s Mr.. Holden communica-
ton naming the PARK.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Chifioneeros for scat Compton Fur.
aiturc Co., - south DiyislOn-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Don't miss T. II. spaulding & Co. s
great sale Of horses ut BrIdge-street
House barns, August 3.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
SECRETARlO OF STATE
a Worthy Candidate Who Shoula
be AomlUa.ed.
TIE REy. WASHINGTON GARDNER
MA Accept "A ths CoDssBties Asks Hiua
ts-A FsrAasr kssaaent ~ Graad
SaEias Who " IA Indeed ADD
streExth ~ Shs Iiekxt-

On sunday last the Grand Ledge
kepablican was quoted, ia these
columns, as nominating Rev. Washing
ton Gardner a. = possible candidate tor
Tie Once OF Secretary Of state. Al
that time Z vac lot definitely known
whether Mr. Gagduer would aetept tie
nomination, Il rendered him, ban today
the TELEeRAN-HERALD il able 10 set al
resl ali doubts on that point. as tie tol.
LOWING letter vii show Il was written
IN answer u the direct query, "Wou.d
YOU accept the nomination"
FsE LETTER.
Afsros. Mich.. aug. r. ise0
Fred :. Ciark. tsq.. pf1la Rapids. Nteat
Af DEAR rlG-lOu ietter l1tu ll.s..
duly al A4nd, and contents noted. Re-
plying TO your inquiry, Nlllilankly l4y,
that tbs Office Was not only unsougaI,
but not 50 much as thought OF by me
until | was urged by good Republicans
from all sections OF the State 10 allow
ms name 10 Ue considered. On certain
conditions ! consented, and viii now
say 10 you frankly, Il the state conyen-
ton thinks that | am the man 10 be
nominated Tor Secretary OF state, | viii
accept.
You may rest assured OF one thing,
that fully appreciate your friendship
IN this matter, as well also that OF 9th
ers from your county, who have written
me upon the same subject.
Personally, as former resident Of
Grand Rapids AMI OF Kent county,
would be much gratihed 10 receive the
support or the Kent county delegation.
Ii was IN your city that commenced
my State career. Sincerely yours,
WAsHINCTON GARpNER.
lt Is something OF chestnut to say
that any man wall add strength to a
/ ticket, and prophecy that when made
I seldom proves true. The average man
1 who IS nominated tor a state office,
carries but little weight and gets but
! few votes on account of ms personal
popularity, outside OF his own
| wand or town. An exception
must be made IN this case,
/ however, for where is the man who dare
| dispute the popularity OF the Rev.
| Washington Gardner. 4 past conf
mander OF the q. \. H., Of Michigan,
/ he has no enemies and Is beloved
| by the solder boys "a probably no
/ other private IN their ranks. He would
rally 70 his support more of this faction
IN politics, than any other candidate
/ that could be nominated in the State OF
/ Michigan. He Is not a man of wealth,
SO no hue and cry could be raised or
that score. He l. at pres mt professor
at Albion Coli2ge, and highly esteemed
/ by every educator with whom he has
/ ever come IN contact. lie IS withal an
intelligent, honorable gentleman, a
/ clean Republican, ard a man that
/ every voter within the bounds of the
State may we'll feel proud to honor.
1t is true with Washington Gardner
/ that lac would add strength 20 the
/ ticket, and the HERALD
believes his nomination would be for
| the GOOD Of the nartV.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Take your lame horses to Dr. Con
keys lufirmary, 81 Kent-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21


WAsHrxeros. Ausasg zl.-kof Lever
3feh,gan saosers. preceded - lt1
s. eastern pornoDs -gat snA1sss p
teasperature, variab.s Niaes- 1Fpet
Michigan Par, follo~ed ~ i-eAi
saesers. ooole1. nostl westerly 81 nlis-
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a-Fte ~ property
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21
National League.


boston. - NeW OK. p.
Philadelphia, q. bTaokiyn. II.
Philadelphia. :; brooklyn, -. Second game
Players League.
Brooklyn. :; Philadelphia. T.
PlrtsnUug. : Cleveland. Il.
NV i ork. q. Boston. s.
BuHa q. s., CHICAGO ..
Buffalo. Chicago. q.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-21

Blue Lilies OF Pearl OF savoy perfume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
co,,Rr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court,-General TeIm-Betore VAn Brgnt r. J.
Brady Daniels, j. J.-NOs Il, a. o. o. o. 49, o.
So, 80. - ..., ,r Dart / pcfo,. A,arc,,s
J-N6s I.5 1875, 2l, 2i7 i6, -6i, 2lJ, 243. 41o 11l
225 pa L.. 2iJ 2ji. 40G. 4O' 46o. 4G9 4'O Al Az
supr'n,, Court-spccl Tern-Part IIBaore Beach.
-Nce SOS 500 $40, 81. ST., BOO. Z93 30 500 ii1,
$50 45I 49,. Asa 415. 45G, l57 459. 400. iOl. 49,
Supr .ine urt-Chambers-Before O'Biien, J-Motion
c.lcntar No., / TO 81, called At II o'clock. 49,
supr.ne Court-Circu.t-fa I-B-iore SmitI, D.,
Nos sos 1l4S. 1905 1lo6, 100. 1920; sol llV5 S3i
1o2S S57 81 81 s32. lOOl. 1902 1920 ll4d go ga
supreme curart I-elor, Le"I raGe 10
49, i43S 1886. 1898, l4il. li43 l4f1 l4A0 lio'
1852 r Circuit-rart IIl-Beiorc Patterson l.
Nos tss 257s 1881, 3O6, 124S 1256H 1906 ll56 III
$40 1923 1928 1865 1870 ll74 1864 1921 5i2. 1874
1875. 1896, 1891 1893, 1879 1900 nat. ,.....,o
Nos i9s5 1892, 1888 1912 1913 1874. l2i7. 1S4S' 1868
os0S ,O9 1898 07Ol2, 1910, l2S72. ~
surrogates CourBeoTe Ransom o. s"T OF rGo%ss
wis OF george FIuri Julia Yehling. John Mowat. 4 a
Dsrpe, X. j. Kyle Agnes simpson j. H. Shoei erg r. w.
chaiies Cornwen James Langah, Kate Kuster and May
Superior Court-aeneral Term-Adourned fer the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
THE COURTS.
THE SIrPRFNE COURT.

Washington. Jan. 13-The Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day transacted the following business
No. 19-wnliam II. Washburn ct al, executor et al
appellants agt. Ashbe Green ct al trustees e.c' Cd al
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States Tor
the Western District of Michigan Decree amrned Win
costs.
The Court granted the motion to advance tho case
Of Cornell University against Fskc and assigned the case
for argument ON the first Monday in April.
No 2l9-Davd c. Whittemore appellant agt' the
Amoskeag National Bank. Motion to dismiss denied
No 247-The ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail
way Company, appellant, agt Random Phelps oruefea
to be passed until No. 34 is reached.
No 1o15-Tho Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
appellant agt ]. T. Lesueur treasurer ETC. Motion 70
advance denied.
No 11s4-william Milne executor. plaintiff in error
agt Ann Marie Deem in the Circuit Court United
States for the Southern District OF New-Iork judgment
affirmed with and interest by divided court
No 140-The State Of Louisiana rel. the New-York
Guaranty and Indemnity Company plaintiff in error aet
o. b.. Steele. auditor etc. On motion of William Allen
Butler assigned for argument January 90 next after NO
B92.
No S-JaInes Coyne, plaintiff in agt. the Union
Pacific Railway Company.
No. Bottle Quebec Steamship Company, plaintiff in
error, Barbara Merchant.
No 3s-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff in error AIT William Sutherland On motion OF
William Allen Butler assigned for argument on January
20. next after No 40.
No l445-The Ottawa Oswego and Fox River Valley
Railroad Company. appellant. agt o. Mason Motion to
advance submitted by William a. Mckinney In support
OF motion.
No. 452-The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany plaintiff agt. Jacob p Meday In error 70
the Circuit the United States for the southern
District OF New-York On motion OF James L0wnues us
missed with costs per stipulation and mandate granted
Nos. 1l1O and 1111-David Armstrong receiver etc.
appellant agt the American Exchange National Bank
Submitted pursuant the Goth Rule by John w! Heron
for the appellants and by u Is. Nat1he"e anu W. IL
Swift for the appelees.
No. 762-The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail
way Company plaintiff in error ast the State OF Minnie
sofa ex rel the Railroad and Warehouse Commission oil inc
State OF Minnesota.
NO. 11l3-The Minneapolis Eastern Railway Company
plaptr in error State OF Minnesota eN rel the
Railroad and Warehouse Commission Of the State Of Mime
sofa Argument begun.
The day call for Tuesday will be as follows Nos. 'o2
lib 346 j and original. 1867, ILL., liz. Law
and 6l5.
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Superior Court-Special Term-Beiore Dugro. J.-Mo'
SUPERIOR Court-Tral Tern.-Part before Irun' j.
Nos 1O3S S33 1872 $40, 1919. 600. - No., ,.oodr,an
Superior Trial Ierm-fsrt ll-heIorc '4'Vu'''
J-NOs. 1000, 300. ~. III p.forc O,Corman.
Nos 776 s4s 1913 53i, 96S, 100. 900 40 81 =
Common Pleas General Icrm-Bc laftnoioo o -
BOOK staver BlschoT. j. Nos 30 d. 1o o. 90 >"
Common Plcas-Spccal Term-Botore DAY. ''-NoS'
l. H. 90 W s..~,d o., tho t.rm
Common Pcas-Tral Tcrm--lsT l-Beiore AIieh' 200
Nos 1851 1916 1859. AZ o05 s45. l4l2 2.S i092
I29S 1913 1850 1908. 14O6. 1888 III !6s 1l46 liz
1905 1905 1888 1867 1888 700. 1929 9oi Az 'o4 eoo
Common Pleas-Trsl Term-Part I1Adjourned for the
term. r,,. ,o-,, ps,oro sod,wick G. l.
CIV CouTtLSpeciai Terni-Bcfore Van Wyck' j.
Civ Court-Trla Term-Part I-Beiore Enrich L.
Nos H. AS 567 20O2. 1910. 20. So L. 1747' 100 l33
q CIV t6SSft-Trial Term-Part I-Before McAdam G.
Nos' ara i7Ql s13 15o. 2i0i2 33l. 1872. 1913. 800.
500 400 60 i4S 3S7. SOL, 2466 BAL los. 22o9 81 lSo
civ Court-Tral Term-Psrt III-Before McGown J.
Nos 2o2S 392 1906 1Gs, 342 1923 1921, 23i' 36 1884,
citT conrtITrisl Tcrm-Part Iv.-Before McAdam c. j..
Court Of General Sesslons-Part I.-Bcfore Smyth.
r. ard Assistant Distrct-Attorney DaviS-NOs' 10
g Court Of General Seasons-Part II-Beforc Cowng, j.
and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Foster-NoS. 10 .
inclusive. ,.,.. r,,.,oo.oid
j., and Assistant Distrct-Auorney Jerome-Nos' 10
inclu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
YEAR or WORK FOR GTRLS.
NINETEENTH AxxrAL NETTING oF THE YorNG

NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETlNG 0F TIE YOUNG
wOMEN'1 CHRISTIAN N--ou ALTON.
The nineteenth annual meeting II tie 1"nnS
Women's Christian Association of the CRY OF Ne"
York was held yesterday morning al no East III
tcenth-st There was large attendance. Inc Tc
CENT, Of the year were $27,6-3 81. The expenses
we're s27,517 - leaving balance in the treasury Of
70 o. Beside these expenditures the ASSOCIATION
ia, maintained system Of summer homes Tor ""f"
INK women at Asbury Park and has expended IN inc
work S3113 IL There f. the treasury for the
same work next year S37l -
There have been 90 pupils under Instruction III
the different industrial arts. The nccdlc""rk cli>'r'
give work 10 a large number OF women. The board
directory fud, home for women who can furnish salts
factory references and find temporary odSIne- for All
re, pectabo- appearing women until their references
can be investigated. The new LODGING house the Hii
Of Mrs Elliott +. shepard. viii De completed during
the year The employment bureau eoi' situations OF
all Kind. for those having good references. Inc il
hrary contains 3O,31l volume. nr" department
Of foreign books with 1000 volumes has been add'd
since last year There at present l'0 atlNc add
1-2 associate members Of the association Inc ON
GERS desire increase the member lI u a5r'itt"
members a. much a possible. Inc newly elcctcd ON
GERS are ic-dcnt SIR. Clarence T.. Bc"hr hr0t Ni'c
president Miss \. \. ~timsOn second vice president
Mrs Elliott +. shepard treasurer, Mis-, VI. T. 'orR
croft assistant treasurer. ME- Van Buren, recording
secretary, Mrs. Fletcher H. Bangs