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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
ivvUiI DTNyER OF THE FULTON CLUB.

Tho Fulton Club held its annual dinner last night al
its rooms at No 50 Fultonst, and the Officers eeocu
at a recent meeting were installed. Inc omocis 'o
tho veor are: George W. Ketcham, PRESIDENT Wliham
prooticd vice president George p Benjamin. secre-
fairy: Alexander Gilbert. treasurer.
Jordan L. Mott the retiring president, made pleas
ant address in giving way to his successor MI
Kctcham and the latter made fitting response
snccchcs were made by j. seavcr Page. George T. Ben
amin and others. James : burIctt, inc nuinot!st,
had also provided quar,cte ard several banjo play
crs Among those present were Il: e. Blacktord'
Iiowori Lakewood l.. X. De Grove, John AbcndrOth,
II r. Fairchild John r De Elois, John IL. Eastwood.
Joshua Hendricks, Robert NJ. Thompson. J. IL. Conner
and A. NJ Brush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
,rcrrRrs ON BOTANY AND GEOLOGY.

A course Of lectures on Economic DoCany at'
Economic Geology was begun by Professor Albert =
Uicmore I'm the large lecture hall of the American
Muscum Of Natural History. at Eighth-ave ana sew
y.seventhst This course will be gwen on al
ternae saturday mornings. the last one beng Oh Nd.
49, The subject yesterday was Broad -Leaved frees,
and the subject matter well illustrated with lantern
views. on next saturday morning course Oh NIv
ures on Geography will begin, and TINS course WI,
alternate with the course already reierred TO- l 100
"iven under the auspices Of Ie state DepartehC ~
nSnbIc instruction are always largely attenaed anu
cnthns astcaly received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
lLUMylE ELECT OFFICERS.

The alumnac OF Mount IIoyoke Seminary held their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel The election Of officers resulted as follows
Miss Charlotte Morrill,, PRESIDENT Miss Helen NJ Pratt,
recording secretary; Miss Mary Titcomb, correspond
ing secretary Mrs. Ward, treasurer An interesting
address on Japan read by Mrs. Williams Miss
MAY b. strickland OF brooklyn gave several pleasing
Rotations, and remarks made by number OF
those present. After the business part OF the meet
ing was over the members and their guests had
luncheon. Among those present were DR.. William
iayes Ward the Rev samuel l.. LOOMS, Mrs. j. >. T.
SlraDahan and Mrs. f.. o. Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
THE PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH POSTPONED.

The second OF the series OF three pigeon shooting
matches between J. \. Il. Elliott OF Kansas CITY, and
Contoin John L. Brewer. of Hammondton. Penn, for
=, 600 n match conditions 100 birds, rise thirty
eight wards. which to take place at the Jersey
CITY Heights Gun Club Grounds at Marion, Yesterday
WAS postponed until Tuesday at IN, owing to the
rainy weather and the third and final match will take
Mace on The following Thursday, at the same hour.
II was said Yesterday that but invited members
will he admitted into the club grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
A RICH FARMER A COUNTBRFEITER

Chicago March GA dispatch from Erie. Penn.
saws: "Unted states detectives brought to Erie yes
terday Chauncey Marble wealthy farmer and mill
owner and charged him before the United statos Com
missioner with manufacturing and passing counterfeit
coin. lie lives in Pine Valley, Warren County. The
mint dies and tools captured. Marble Is man
OF wealth. The oil country flooded with spurious
coin from this mint Marble gave ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
HoNoRIyG RHODE ISLAND,s CHIEF JUSTICE.

Providence, Il. l.. March 2l.-An adjourned meeting
OF the Rhode Island bar held in the Supreme
Courtroom, at IL o'clock to-day. to take appropriate
action the retirement of Chief Justice Durfee. A
committee appointed to draft appropriate resolu
lions. II Is understood that there Is movement to
give Chief Justice Durfce complimentary supper to
which the Chief Justices of the supreme Court In other
states will DO invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

1nc TITC
were used That of 1857 the first race IN WHICH,
either university rowcd In the present style OF cieh'
,rthont keel. also the first time either rowcd with
round oars Both used tho same kind Of oars ana
boats In 1873 both used sliding seats Tor inc
first time. Tie dead heat of 1877 would probably
have been victory for the OxOrds had not their bow
man damaged his oar. In 1887, Also oxford brohe
oar.
In addition TO the above the universities have con-
tended together five times al Henley Regatta In the
same heat, for the Grand Challenge Cup, and the
following table shows the winners on those occasions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
SHE CONDUCTED THE EXAMINATION HERSELF.

Troy, ~ Y, March II (SpccaD.-The commission
70 inquire into the mental condition Of Miss Alice Lam
bert Of Lansingburg. heard testimony yesterday ana
after fifteen minutes dcbcratOn rendered decision
that Miss Lambert was competent TO manage ner
and conducted the examination OF witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
HE REFUSES TO ABIDE BY HIS BID.

C. p Turner, Whose bid of s73o7G for rcpavlng the
Dowery from Chatham square to SiXth-st. was ac-
cepted by Commissioner Gllroy, Of the Department of
Public Works. has refused TO sign the contract and
furnish the bonds required because, as he said. he
made mistake in his figures, and cannot do the
work at the accepted price. Mr.. Turner's bid was
accepted because it was the lowest Ills little mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
RESULTS OF FORMER RACES.

FORTY EIGHT CONTESTS HAVE BEEN RowED
BETWEEN TIE RIVAL UNIVERSITIES.
The subioined table shows that including that OF
Yesterday fortyeght contests have occurred between
oxford and Cambridge Of which the former has won
o. and the latter % and there has been one tie
OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE MATCHES.
Eight Dared Crews-Straight Away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
CONVICTION OF 4 WIFE.MURDERER.

San Marcos, Tex, March 2l.-The trial OF George
H. SNYDER on the charge Of killing his wife was fin
ished last night and the jury returned verdict OF
guilty. Mrs snyder the daughter Of exChief
Justice Indcrhill OF Georgia and was shot to death
by her husband upon returning from church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

In 155l Cambridge lost a iowlock soon after the
starting At the Thames National Regatta, juno ~.
1914, oxford beat Cambridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
! Al $50. tho amount deposited

take will cost him Just $3.50, tho amount
clare forfeited The Department. then will read
for bids and II Mr.. Turner has acquired aaen
wisdom by his error. he may get the con'rao' "e'"
and make enough to cover his forfeit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
-. hr,doe over Wreck Pond and

,v the erection OF new bridge over wreck fonu "'u
rho nnbIic schools along the coast nave peer te
ad With United states flags by the mehoeSS S ' ~
t;rand Army Of the Republic ana uie 'uiioi ~
American Mechanics.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

tha, f,,rsk~r ea..,6.roskoa a Ehs snG tsr pest
noaso ser aze we<k ana asxs McnaSy evening.
ggly 4 ssA al the sssSios Of she Ssnmsn
Ceancls on ssas sseaiAs. be deslxnsfec - The
tine saa the cemnen ccSecsi rooms IN sAAa
ssly sf sssAna kxps4H - ths ptnss ser heaxins
apgesis tAessIrosa saa the eAts eiox< os h'-
ssFaefex So sise nssioe Of sssd finae ana p'ses
Of husrn nc app~alk by cssnEs aeiioe "a ss'a
ume and si2se of hearing appesls. sae OF TIE
names being resaraed 10 his efheoI 10 be rue-
nsaea ia ne arAaa kApias TsSsKAs-fiEx~Ln.
a~ilp psasle nssspapeE. psanssc. puoissoso
ana esrea asea IN sAaa elsB Of oxsas hsssaa.
ior ~ least tws sseesssise oays prssis1s 10
$40 yily u. ISL.
Adopted
rcas-At4- Asxesssa. Carprassr. csnser.
Dsyse Drexge. Dentsn. KmmcT. fsesf. hssssr.
kaanss. MahsAsy. AsiiA o DsEnosi- ssaDeoS.
sisss. sseksA seroaL rsssuG- Turner. auz-
bzrx-A
Says-yens.
esA<ssa - soukk PAra saa crysssi spriRss
srdinsn<e.
C~yreA.
Yexs-Aid. Carpenter. Dresgs. Dsaton.
Ffsst. kianey. Mzheaey. Mills. o'Doaneil.
sssnder2 WwxDurg-ll.
Nsys-Aia. Andersen. eeaser. Doyle. Emmer.
hAs sr. essAa. stars. epsoai. 1xtsan. TaT-
ner-l0
Ihe mayor stated that she cra.Raacs wss he
tore the esuncfl by reason OF It's hssiag been
made one Of the special oraess of this meeting
On tie motion Of Ala. 0Dosasti page ~
prlnsc1 roc~rda
Aid spfoul moved TO tAbls the erdiasuse-
Lsss.
| Ysas-Ald Anderson. csager. Doyle. spros'.
Tateum-S.
Nays-Aid- Carpenter. DreSse. Dunton. EN-
mer. Frost. Hssser. Kinney. Maaenry. Miiis.
o'Donneil. Saunders. sIela. Stokes Turner.
wsszsurg-A
Aid. o poaael. moved that ordinance As
amended do nov paxx-
Carried.
Yeas-Afe. Carpenter. DreGc.. Danton. En-
mes. Fros'. Kinney. Mshcn~y. Aiiis. o'Doa-
| nell. ssunaerS wuszeurR-ll.
| Eays-Asd- Andorsoa. Csagsr. DOYLE. Haus
! or. Stein. etokes. s2roui. Tateum. Iurasr-s.
l Ala. Hauser moved to take sp for e,assdera-
ttsn :he matter OF the city printins.
Carried.
Yezs-AId. Andersen. Carpenter. Doyle.
Dreges. puaton. Ernmer. FROST. nausef. Kfa-
ney. Maheaey. Nils. oDeaacai. stsxss,
! sproGl. Turner. Wurzburg-l6
Aays-Ais. Saunders. Tateam-s
The question being on the substitute of Aid.
! Ssroul 10 let tie intrsef Ia tie TELEoR.s-
HKzALp tpagc - prinfed record the same
Wss lost by the following vote:
/ Yeas-Aid. Drexge. Frost. sausdess Stokes.
streui. Tateum. Turner.
Nsys-Aid. Anderson. Carpeater. Deyle,
Dunton. Emmer. Hsuser. Kinney. Mahonsy.
Nils. oDonneil. Stein. Wnrrmr.-E
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
UNFINISHED BUSINESS

The clerk presented Tar farther csnsieefa-
ron. ana for the purpose ef hesFfng further
appeals. the assessment roil fer the pxsinx
with Asphalt Canal street. from Lyon street
70 East BriSge street. n tho eity ~ GrsAd
RxglcA
Appeals sslng presented from the n asd L.
saadler and X. T. Scott Lesther cenpany. As1-
Turner moved that the same bs referred 10 the
COMMITTEES having tae matter ia eharxes asa
that farther consideration Of the roll b POST
ponsd for one week. Tor the purpose .sf hesr-
Ing further appeals
Carried.
Deye. Drexgs. Dantoh. Emmer. Ysesf.
Haus-r. Kinney. Nahoney. Mills. 0poa nsss.
s1paaefs. Stain. Stokes. sprosi. fasean.
Turner. " warxturg-S.
Nsys-Sone.
tsoa. aaa foF tae purpose Of hearing Iarsher
Ssath College avenue. In the city u Grad
Rspsas
7neIsupoa AID. Dregge. chairman Of the
speeiAi committee having the Appeals from
the assessments 10 said roll Ia charge pre-
sented the following report;
To the Honorable. the Common Council Of the
City al Grand Rapids:
Gsatien~n--Y Your special committee o. tic
assessment ro tor th-dasnagcs wArded for ths
opeaing Of south College avenue. 10 whom Gas
referred the vsrlols appeals from said xssess-
ments page 80 printed proceedisgsi. respect
iAliv report that they recommend that said roll
be not confirmed a. the district does NOT ex-
tend tar eneuAh north.
Respectfully submitted.
joss DRxeoK.
TgASK p. CARPxxTER.
L. G. Drxrox
special Committee
On moton Of Aid. Dunton. further considerz-
ton Of the roll MAS postponed Tor one week by
the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. ConGer
Doyle. Dresge. Dunton. Emmer. Frost. hxnser
ktaney. MAhoney. Mills. 0'Donneii. saunders
Stein. Stokes. Sproui. Tsteum. Turner. wurz
burs-N
Nays-None.
The clerk presented for further considera.
II on and for the purpose Of hsarfn: further
appeals. the assessment roll for the oS>enins
and extension Of Paris avenue. In the city O.
Grand aoids.
Thesetp IN AID. Carpenter. ehxirhaan o. TIT
special committee having the appeals from thu
assessments in said roll In charge. preseute<
the following report.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Al. Carpenter moved ~ . substitute that
the contract for the ssity's printiug be given
to the Daily Democrat
Lost.
Yta,-Ala. Carpentry Doyle. n,u,.r. Mm,.
0'Donneii-5.
Ssys-Aid. Anderson. Dregce. Dunsen. En-
mer. fsost. kinney. Nxohhey. Stein. Stokes.
Sproui. Tsteun. Turner. wurxburs-lS
Aid. Stokes moved that further coaSidera-
tion OF the matter be postpoaed for one
week.
Lost.
Yeas-AiA. Dresye. Frost. Saunders. Stokes.
Sprcul. Tategm-6
Nays-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Doyle.
Dunton. Emmer. .Bauser. Kinney. Mahobey.
Mills. 0'Donn-sl. stein. Turner. wurzburg-Is.
Aid. Tsfeum moved that the clerk be in
s,rueted to advertise for new bids
Ruled out of order.
AiA. TafeHm moved that the majority ard
minority report, Of the Ways and Ne ,ns Com
mitfee be re-refsrrcd to the csmmigtse.
Lost.
Y~as-Aid. prczge. Frost. Stein. Stokes
Sptoui. Tsfeam-6
Ssys--Aia. Andcrsos. Carpester. Emmer.
Hans>r. kiasey. Mahoney. Muls. o'DsHDeiI.
Turner. Wsrxsarg-ia
Question recurring on the motion Of AID.
IIsuser that the city printing be given 90 the
Daily Eagle. the same prevailed by the follow.
ins vote:
| iess-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Dcyse
| Dunson. Enmer. Hsss~r. Mshcaey. eauaderx
Stein. ratcnu. wurFsnre-il.
| ssys-Aid. Dr-sae. Fr,st Kinney. Mills.
| o'Deaneil. Stokes spreni. Turner'S.
| HrreuBen the mayer called Aid Szunsers 10
| tire chair.
Ale. Mahoncf moved to take np for con.
sidera;ien the eonfrses Ger tine improvement
| OF North teit avenue hetweea the cify and
| Charles Pfssge gaze ~ printed reeoiGA
| Carried.
Y~ss-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Conser.
Doyle. Drefce. Dup'op. Emmsf Frosf Hauser
Kinney. kahoH,y. Nfns rfsohscu. sau4lSe-s.
bsrz-2a
Nsvs-Nenc.
Th.tespoa Aid. NabepeT moved that she
eoatrxcl b, aeErss-a md the mayer 70. in
sff7,cfes 60 execute the same on behalf Of the
city.
Carried
iess-Ala- Anderson. CARPENTER. ceneer.
Doyle. brerge. Dantsn. Emm.- FIRST
Iisuser. kinney. Mahaasy. Mii.. 0'Bsausi
ssasders Stein. Stokes ssfoul. Tstesm. Isf.
rer, wurzbu-r-D.
fsys-None.
AID. c-.ng~f rev~1 - tss. n Ger further
consideration TIE cectrars for psvinr y.ser.
sen avenue between ths szfv and tse wsrrrn
sehsFf Asrss's Psvisz conpan5 printed re
cord psge ~
Carried.
fsas-Ass. Andersen cs-r>nse-. cons--.
peyis. Dreggs. Dusssn. Simmer. Frost Hass~s
kisses. Nshssss. Nils. 0'Dsep~Ft Stein
: e. a
frys-Nons.
tid. coneer revss tasf the confrscs =. an
proves srf thsf the rnryoy se Instructed "a
execute the sane Oh behssi of m city.
Carried.
fsss-sa Anderson. csvprnt-- c~~,~.
pssie. Drerss. Bunson Esn~, F-s~s Hxr.~,
Kinney, Hssess,. Nssss. oE,,snsll. Stein
stesrs srrsai. Turner. xsrzssrr-n.
Exvs-x xsns
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

To the Honorable. the Csmmoa Council Of the
City of Grand Rapids:
Gentiemen-Your special COMMITTEES. con
sisting OF the aldermen OF the First ward. to
whom was refefrsd the petition of SatnGei u.
Lemon aud others for the paving vita asphalt
of South Ionia street. from East Fulton ia Oak
street lpag. 2ss printed proceedings respect
fully report that thsy have carefully exnm.ned
the sane and End that the petitioners are
residents Of said city. ani are the owners ei a
majority of al the property ca said street be-
tween the liaes named. owned BY readen,s Of
said eity. We therefsrs rec smmea4 that the
prayer Of the petitioners be granted.
Respectfully submitted.
Marcus A. fso<r.
Ep. II. srsIx,
Special Committee
YeaS-Ald. Anderson, Carpenter. conger.
Drexge. Dauton Emmer, Frost. Hsuser. Ma
hoaey. Mills. 0'Don,eil. Saunders. Stein.
Stokes. Turner. wgtzsurg-I6
Eays-None.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Comne
Council OF the City Of GRAFT Rapids:
6en'lsmen-Ycus srses csm nifsse appoint
ed to locate a district 70 he assessed for the
construction ~ sewer IN West Bridge street,
pab'fc street le the etts 81 9saad Repsta
from GoId street. . public street IN sad eifs.
% Michigan street. = p1biir ssre<s in ssis
city. would respectfully report the fsIloeinr
Al lets. parts ~ lets swd pieces ef Iasf In
eiudet within the east Hpe 81 said God
ssress. and ssid Hns prsdacsa nofssesss. ara
the center Eiae of said Mfrhlss1 s,reef. saa
sssi iiae pfeSures ssn;herir. tss es
tsuffsz s.es frnm sas West prffre
ssrret. - ssther ss6e thereof sssanos % ~
fse'. sseeetfss from aid slstrsrs al rabsse
streets Ant sfieys
Ap9trr wrsssvrs.
csss a bar~vs.
t~rss~ rus4r
csmnsts~e
ssestes
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

bayie. DrcxEs. Daeson. Ennss. Fresx Hssssr.
kisaey. N2seses. Mills. O Dsnnesl- sxaaaers.
ss~sa. sseAes. sprcal IAtsua. rsrssf. xwz-
burg-4.
Nsys-Soae-
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
HoIDSS AID RESOLUTIONS.

Bs Al sTEfYs
e~soi~sa. b TIE conrnen csurest ~ sss
esfs sf ssrsae kspiss. that ths - cop ..r.et,.r,
q rnbife essr IN Bsrtssst s,r@~s "a
pshlis street IL THE city 81 srsna R.,s1x
eorameecnr ~ Efiswofth s.~ns. a s.,,sss@
ssr-es ~ ssss ezfs srs runnfns thence
- eesss fcrts ssrp-t o.sssle sfr.e,
sesaslassz 90 ssz,h psxsa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

To otheHo bile the and dCoumon Council
mena Palsas
, ws
thercn
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Adopted.
To the Honorable. the Common Council Of the
Cisy Of Grand Rapids,
Gerslsnen-Your committee on lamps. 10
wson vas referred the various bids for city
lighting page "a printed pro-- edinesi. re-
spsctfaIly report that they have carefully
examined the same. and believing that the bid
of the Star Iron Tower company. Of Fort
wsvne. lad. IL the most Advantageous for the
city: xe recommend thar scontrset be entered
into between the city and said company for .
r~rsed Of three ysars. said contract b. gas,sa-
tee asst the number Of towers snd lights pre-
posed shall tight the city 10 the satisfaction
Of ths ceuscft ard thst. n the snurcft snail ~
eject. the said compssv shall furnish and sas-
tain ffty additional lamps. te wit ianfps 10
the sstsl narasee Il three hundred without
additional cost % the city heyend the con
tract price. VIA. toaoe per year further, that
II the city shall send and srier additional
lamps beyond the M linsif the etfy shais pss
not mere thsn s-s.no per lamp per rear for the
ssne.
Respectfully submitted.
Fssp ssrscEs<.
ErssSs y. CassxA
Geo. W. Nuts.
Committee On ramps
On Motion - AID stein further ccnsdsrs-
soH Wte uostpoHFH t'F ta~ WIN
y-as-tls. knserseu. pcvse. Dresxs. Dun
tsr. Frs.t. Hsaser. Kinney. Mshasey. ssusa-
ere. stess. srrcal. rss-um. Nsrzbarg-R
Nsys-Csrpeat-r. ccnxrr. kusmer. hi,is.
oDcrneii. stokes. rsrner-T.
Te the Hsncrssse. me csmmon Cenncu ss
sse fstv ~ ersna Rs~ssss
Gsnsiemen--Y eur Committee % orasasnees
herevlth report. m pursuance ~ instrveticss
eec.ives frer tf,ne - inc. ne fci'o~'ss or
sia>sc~ss IA estinsner "a srend secfsen
~ Al ordinance ~ the eity ~ Grsas kassss
entitled An ertinane- relating a. N. sr-ets
- ne rfsy ~ Grand rapfss. rz~et ssnse~
s>r ssh. lsss - from slFr~ - tine seresofore
sr-ndet
Airc An ~ssnssrs - s~rss settles ~
sacr4Iraace ~ shs rsfy ~ 9esBd Rsrtfs -
rtf>s A ersfsrsarc relsffre - re ern<frsse
fics - tssersl s~~~rs er srsias ~ sSs ritr
81 asrsnd Rsstas. PASSED Asxsst Ash. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-12
yfetp.Iorfer Wadlrfd1te,t.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-12
Gie Senator=ySabl i,t sSaiupis.

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Der @eletgsbung unterbretete beute Dem
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