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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

pRoBATE 0kDER-Sfafe OF Nichiss q. coQn-
! " of Kent. -. Al . session Of the Probate
Court Tor said County of kent, held 81 the Pro
sand eight hundred aud ninesy-one.
Preseat, Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge IL Probate.
In The matter ofthe estate OF
CHRISTIAN ADkIoH. deceased.
Mary Adrlon haying tiled ~ this court her
petition. praying that tue administration OF
said estate may be granted 10 Frederick kreg-
ger.
IL 10 ordered that Monday. the 18th day Of
February. 1891, ~ ten o'clock 10 the fore
noon. At said Probate once. be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And In il further ordered. that . copy OF
this order be published three successive weeks
previous 20 said day OF hearing. In the fEI8
GRAN Hfs.Lp. a daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county OF Kent,
CYRUS f. PERKINS,
"A true copy. Judge OF Probate.
ApoLfH h. Mason. Register. fri feb {
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30
UFFICE OF tIfY tLEkk,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. -. 1881.

r. W. Butterfeld. Dirk Bos. Louis Bar.h.
Jacob Barth. City OF Grand Kaplds,- Hairy l..
Gregory. Josiah r. Harding VIM. Houseman.
Il. u. Jaeksc J. h Johnston, ). Jol.naa. Ella
L. kimbal John Mowatt. Archie Mcdonald.
David II. Nichols. j. II. Peas ce. Emiis Pacher.
II. s PressDurg L. S. Provn. Susanna Rogers.
William Rogers. Lzette smonds. john Sinit-
ter, William A..Shaw. Jessie Il. steward, Rich
ard Van Bochoye. Joan Van Dam. Francis
Van Buren,. John Weiss.
.You are hereby notified that an assessment
is about to be made upon you 10 defray the ex-
pense of the aforesaid Improvement. an
assessment roll has been made In the prem
is4s and is on file in the clerks ONCE al said city
where IL Will remain open for inspection until
Monday evening. leb. 2. 1871. when aud
where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show cause. lany,
why said assessments should not be made and
collected according TO law.
W. A. SHINkMAN.
81 City Cie-k.
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CffY CtEsk's orfseg. !
Me- IL. 81 t<,xf

GsiSp Rarips. Mica. Jan. q. lssi. I
Sailed bids for the various building, or por
lions Of buiidn ss included within the boun
DIARIES OF the land condemned TOY street par
poses i'm the matter OF the extension and open
INK OF Ninth street Will be received nj the
Monday. February 2. 1881. at 5 p. m.
The council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
Persons bidding will only receive those build
ings or portions thereof situate within the
boundaries OF said Ninth street aforesaid.
Bidders IN bidding must designate the parcel
according 10 said street opening on which
the building or portion thereof fof which they
are bidding Is situate.
feb 2 w. A. SHINKMAN. City Clerk.
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TREAsunER-s NOTICE.
CITY Clerk. ofHce.

City Clerks once
Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. ~ iszsi.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the sssessmeat
roll tor The construction OF seser in Fast
Fulton street. from Grad avenue 70 the east
city limits. in the city OF ssand Rapids. a nov
in my hands. and that l VII receive Dsymsnt
thereon for the period Of twenty days ffeas
this date. at the once q the CITY Treasurer.
City Hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
feb IA CITY Treasurer.
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City Treasurer's once.

Grand Rapids. Mich Ian. IS lssi. I
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for grading. grayeing ana paving the gut
tiers OF Wealthy avenue. IRON South Division
street 10 Mad son avenue. In the city OF Grand
Rapids. is now in my hands. ana that will re-
celye paymen thereon for the period OF twenty
Treasurer. City Hail. GEORGE Il. PERRY.
feb u City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. =. lsel.
Notice - hereby efver ihs. the Assessment
roll for the construction 81 a sewer ~ Thomas
street. from Heer -cafh Coifxe eSeDue %
Madison avenue. ~ THE city If Grand Rap "a.
"a now IN rHy hands. ard thef ! viii rsc<iTs
rsvrsenf thereon fef to- period - tveefy asss
srer Cltx Hail 9fpR1E x. PEkRT.
feb i CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

The late Pn~s&snf 0rBt o1ce ppke
II our vsssezn Cosdisssr~ - tsss strong
boy - tn nsx1on- be rsanzess The fa.e3
which many peepae ere sicw 10 r-roc.
nsse. shas she lssrer psrt At eur r.
sosrces = west Of ths x1minssYSk
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
c,tv Treauuyer,s on,c,

FIify JfeAeuYtfS t1ice,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. IS. 1sel. I
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and crawling Deloney street.
from Park avenue TO Veto street. IN the city
of Grand Rapids Is now in my hands. ana
that / will receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this date. nj the
ONCE OF the City Treasurer. City Han.
GEoRGE II. PERRY.
IS City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CIV Treasurer.s omce

ftfy IffasHrfrs Vncf.
Grand Rapids. Mich Jan. ~. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the Assessment
roll for grading and graveiing Kennedy street.
from south Union street 10 Henry street. in
the city Of Grand Rapids. ~ now IN ms hands.
and that will receive payment thereon Tor
the period Of twenty days from this date, at
the Office of the City Treasurer. city Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb IS City Treasurer.
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Grand Esrs6s. Hieh, 1sa = 1921
Notice - herehv over that Fae assessment
rcsf fer srz6 ~ Krsvs}fse All ravfnx M gut
fers - Fairfssass STREET frna - III ~eT ~
the vest Ire RI fzfEfoa stree = IN The tlfT -
Grand Rapids. u nsw = TT hssss 80 ira.
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II ssAnrs SAYS firm ffszs date 81 tire sffyt ~
GfoFf4F ? TEEFy.
fsA Il f7fs 1ressaTsr
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once. F,

lily 1ftdelfff ttnCes
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. Is. lesl. |
Notice is hereby given that The assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer In Turner
the citv Of GRIND Rnplds. is now in my hands
and that l will receive payment n ereon for
the period OF twenty days fr m this date. AZ
tie ONCE OF the City treasurer. q y Hall.
GEORGE R. rFRRy.
IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

Tnesy3nre Weld. famo~ ~ sn anti
slavery krrtnr.r. is 80 pears old, but ~
martah4y vigorous for ore Of has age
Mr. We'd cso~efy resembles tie poet
Bvyznt m ko&s although Mr.. wssrs
syes are always upisfted. ~hsie IN The
pr<r.its of The poet The eys are down
enef
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

The cottage built by The actor Joseph
jefferson at Buszard's Bay. and de-
signed by him To be the home Of be old
age. Ia = picturesque building in the
early colonial style. with wings. cnpolas
md gables both Of wood and stone. Out
side tb> house Is Virginia chimney ~
native stone sid brick The hoo~ esssds
on CAPE God sand bank and looks to-
ward the Plymouth woodS
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CHICAGO ylAC. R. 81.
CENTRAL

fDsiiy All others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect sunday, gusy Is. lsss.
fleepine ears on Pacific and Atlantic Ia
presses 10 anu from Detroit farlef cars run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express Ia
and from Detroit. Direct connections MADE
nj Detroit with all through trains East Ilck.
eis on sale AZ lnien Ticket Once. 81 Monroe
st. and IL Union depot.
O. W RrcGLfs. g. p. aud j. Ag't. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

4 SSESSMENT ROLL for grading. graveling
n and paving the cutters Of Sherman street.
from Union street to East street. in the city Of
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30
VFFItE OF tITf tTFHhs =
GRAND RAPIps. Mich. Jan. II. 1891.

To-
Jennie weitzel. Francis NJ. Penney. Joshua
Speed, Jerome Miner. Annie H. Hall. Nellie :.
Manson, James Cox. agent. Board OF Edaca-
ton.
You are hereby notified that an assessment is
about TO be made upon you To detra5 the eX-
peDse of the Aforesaid improvement. an
assessment roll has been made In the
premises and ~ on ME In the clerks ONCE OF
said city. where il will remain opeIt for lnspec-
ton until Monday evening. fep. :. fsYi. when
and where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show canse. IT
any, why said assessments should not be made
ana collected according 10 law.
81 W. A. SHlAkMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30
HEALTH IS WEALTH
Mississinni and louisiana.

Ia. 4. G. wpsT's Nsarr sse Brtfr Tsssr.
rsNT. q guaranteed specific for Hxster1a Dizzi-
ness. Commissions FITS Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous ProsfrstiSn caused bv the
use Of cohns or Tobacco, II skefuinsrs. Mental
Depression. softenfng ~ the Brain resulting
IN Infanity and leading ~ misery. decay ssd
81 poEer Is either SCI. Involuntary Losses and
treYraforrhors caused ~ over exerffon The
brain. - abuse - 8ssf-irf Bigenre. Iaeh scy
soafsiuS ere nenfh's treatment SO = hex
o. ar boxes fer $50. sent ~ mali prepaid en-
rece3pf ~ pFlce.
WE GUARANTEE sfx BoxEs
To cure any ease. With each order rsesfve<
~ rs fer SIT ho1es. accompanied Nv 80 we
VIII send the purchaser enc written guarantees
&c refBaa the naenrg II the treatment . oes not
eject = care. sBsrsHfees issued enlyby
WHITE A WHITE,
Neffcn House pharmxey, eofs Hgerfs,
20 Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
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Dress skirts are growing wider. psr-
ticularly for evening dresses Wasp
game Is a new material. although gsuzes
and tulles are not 40 much worn in the
evening AS formerly. except for young
girls. There are charming new shades
for dinner dresses A peach flower is
one of the most delicate and becoming.
The pale reddish mauve ia one Of the
best worn shades in fonlartls. particular
ly for yosSes and sleeves with the spotted
or ringsd foulsrtis- Boston Transcript.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

A sSEsSMENT ROLL for the construction of
Il "A sewer in South Lafayette street. from
Wenhain avenue 10 Wealthy avenue. in the city
NJ Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

That excellence is not to be achieved
save by laborious application is shown
by Hugh Miller, the author of 1.-The Old
Red Sandstone" and other geological
works. His only college was Cromarty
stone quarry. To such a man even q
university would be enfeebling in its eff
fects. Richard Golden was boy in
London warehouse, then became clerk
to printer, studied the British Encyclo-
pedia, and from the humblest rank in
society raised himself to the highest
rank in public estimation. Herschel, the
astronomer, played an oboe in q mill
tary band, and Michael Faraday, the
English scientist, was the son Of black
smith. and worked as bookmnder until
he was % years old. John Bunyan, the
author of Pilgrims Progress" was q
tinker, and Watt, who shares in the
glory Of inventing tho steam engine,
was mathematical instrument maker.
Sir Humphrey Davy was an apothecary's
apprentice.
Jeremy Taylor. the most poetical of
English divines, graduated from a bar
ber's shop. Sir Richard Arkwright,
the inventor of the spinning jenny and
founder Of cotton manufacture, was also
q barber. Shakespeares father was a
butcher and glazier, and IN early life the
great poet himself is supposed to have
been a wool conber. Lord Tenterden,
one of the most distinguished Of the lord
chief justices of England, sprung from q
lowly position.
The common class Of day laborers has
given US Cook. the navigator; Burns, the
plowman poet, aud Hogg, the Ettrick
Shepherd. Masons and bricklayers have
furnished Ben Jonson, ''who worked ut
the building of Lincoln's Inn with a
trowel in one hand and book in his
pocket" Among noted carpenters we
find the names of lingo Jones, the archi-
tect: Harrison, the chronomctcr maker:
john Hunter. the psychologist; Romney
and Opie, the painters, and Professor
Lee, the orientaliyr. From the weavers
have come Wilson. the ornithologist; Dr.
Livingston, the missionary traveller, and
Tannahill, the poet.
The lives Of these men and thousands
like them I'll many volumes. They IL
lustrate what may be achieved without
what is called college education. and
are examples Of the industry without
which no success il possible
a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

Alma, 81 Louis and saginaw y 81 = 81.
Every day. fWeek days.
S.oS A. N. runs through 20 Detroit with par
80 Tor car. seats. y cents
LOO 7. N. has through pArior car 70 Detroit;
cox =. ~ runs through % Detroit with par
t.-t Tor car seats. = cents.
Fer tickets and Information Apply sf Union
ticket once - Nopres-ss.. or fnion station
Sfo. BsHAvEN. Gen. past'r tgt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
EVENING SCHOOL TEACHERS.
They Assemble at the High School
and are Instructed in Their Work.

A meeting OF the newly appointed even
ing school teachers was held last evening
in the High school. This meeting was for
the double purpose Of instructing the
teachers in their duties and to allow them
to become better acquainted, and was at
tended by the entire number of teachers
appointed. DIR. Blaisdell, chairman OF the
committee, opened the meeting and noti-
fed the teachers of the location of the var
ious schools. A new school is to be opened
in the Seventh ward, and will be located
at the corner Of Cranston street and Pot
ters avenue. The Olneyville school viii
meet in FOrester's hall as previously. In
the Candace street school the session will
not be opened for "a few weeks.
The term will be opened Monday and
will continue from eighteen TO twenty
weeks, and the teachers will be paid twice
during the term. The salary OF the prin-
cipals will he - per night, $40 week and
that of the assistants will be 81 per night,
50 a week. There will he holidays at
Thanksgiving and Christmas and the
schools will be opened at 1:3O o'clock and
close al g:l5 y. NJ.
Frank l.. Gleason was appointed princi-
pal OF the America street school
in the place of III my +.
Cooney, who confirmation was re-
fused, The chairman also explained how
substitutes were TO be selected and in
structcd the teachers in regard to their
weekly reports.
Following him, DR.. George b. Peck ad-
drt tssed the meeting on the discipline OF
the schools and urged the great necessity
Of obedience MIR Mccarthy spoke about
the great notorioty that the committee had
received and said that great deal Of this
was unleserved
In 81 a hpia aH
dress in which he spoke well Of the ap-
pearance of the teachers and wished them
a successful season.
A meeting of the evening school com
mittee was held in another room, and Mr.
Mccarthy asked for he records OF the last
meeting. and said that Mr.. Follman had
been reported to have made statements
about him in a letter. Air. Follman said
he did not, and Mr.. Mccarthy was then
satisfied
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The Pythian Sisters held their first
meeting in their new quarters in G.. A. X.
hall last evening. The attendance was
unusually large and many visitors were
present
The pulpit at the First Universalist
Church viii be supplied by. the Rev. |. c.
Quimby, tomorrow. Morning service at
1O:45, evening service at 200.
The real estate transactions on file at
the Town Clerks office for week ending
October -, are as follows Albert c.
Carpenter sold 20 Rumford Chemical
Works, house and lot near Clyde mills for
$40
Benjamin w. Gallup, sold TO Nicholas
Hennessy and wife, two lots on Eighth
street for 800.
Watchemoket Tribe, No. 2, |. o. X. NJ.
met last evening in /. q. O. r. hall, and
conferred the first degree on one candi-
date, and the Sachems degree on two can
didates
a Harvest concert will be given at the
United Congregational Church, Sunday
evening at g O'Clock. There will be recita-
tions and songs by the children, and Presi-
dent A. B. Andrews OF Brown University
will make an address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
WEXFORD,

Mr. s. r. Straight, for several years
past the efficient manager Of II. j. Thorn
ass dry goods store on Brown street has
retired from that position preparatory 20
entering business on his own account in
the new Gregory building. Miss Cotter,
his assistant, will also end her duties
there to-day and the store will be closed,
the stock being consolidated with that of
Mr.. Thomas's Main street establishment.
4 series of church socials TO be held in
Guild Hall is being arranged for the com
ing season
Arrangements are being made for re
pairs and renOVatiOns 20 the Baptist
chapel The estimated cost of which IS
about 5000.
Miss Edith Sphinx of Providence is the
guest of relatives in this village
Mrs. Clarke Hines is reported as quite
i'll
The Rev s. O. Benton, presiding elder
of the Providence Conference, was IN town
last evening, the occasion being the third
quarterly conference Of the local MethO-
dist Church. A prayer and conference
meeting preceded the conference, with
short addresses 10y the presiding elder and
the Rev. Mr.. keece, pastor OF the church
Reports We're then given concerning the
state of the work in the local field.
The Narragansett Fire Engine Company
hold their annual meeting ON Monday
evening at the engine house. and the Hook
and Ladder company hold theirs on Tues
day evening.
Wexford Branch, No. 1,271, Order Of
the Iron Hail, gave a successful social last
evening in Odd Fellows Hall kettell's
party wagon came down with a party
from Lafayette and other villages were
well represented. Music was furnished
by Carr aud Richards orchestra and the
Terpsichorean art was practiCed 60 n late
hour. Refreshments were served. Mr. Is.
Lewis Braymnu acted rs floor director,
assisted by Messrs. H. l.. Cole and A. G..
Straight. During the evening several
articles were disposed OF by ticket. The
committee OF arrangements consisted of
Messrs. g. f. Hunt, A. q. Straight, A. W.
Sturman, j. r. Mckenzie and A. L.
Hines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
A DARING BREAK.
Manning Bros Saloon on Eddy Street
Visited by Burglars Last Night,

Manning Bros saloon, II Eddy street,
was broken into early this morning and
the contents Of the money drawer and
cigar ease ab,tacted The burglars effected
an entrance through the transom over
side door, breaking one Of the iron stays
and pushing the window in. The break
WAS made i'm the vicinity of o'clock and
was discovered by Officer O'Brien.
Ihe proprietor was Immediately notified
and made a hurried examination Of che
premises. it was usccrtaiucd that the
burglar, secured about $40 in silver. be-
sides q large quantity OF line cigars and
several bottles ul choice liquors.
MIR. Manning was iu the saloon until
after l2 clock last night aud attended To
the ia-tCuings himself The money, which
was lu cash registering machine, had
been left there contrary 90 the usual
custom. but the exposed location OF the
c.tllli hmgut had given rise 10 a false
sense of security As yet the police have
obtained no clue 20 the perpetrators.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
NEWPORT.

News comes from New York of another
m-oemly sQuabble between Mayor W. IS.
Wetmore and his wife, Mrs. Annette B.
MetmuIe.
Both parties are well-known here i'm so
ciety circles, and the major ia rcmem-
bertd as colonel OF Che Newport Cleveland
and Hendricks Democratic Battalion in
ls-l lie is also owner OF the yacht Lur-
line, which is wcll-knOwu IN these waters,
only leaving about q week ago TO 20 out
ot commission in New York Their mar
rlage ten years ago was one OF the swell
affairs OF the season. bLt the iaCt is Ul-
ready well known that ana action H. now
pending Mrs. Wetm0Ie king for an aO-
sulute divorce gul custody OF the three
children, i-,,ya oi t1e marriage
The defendant rs graduate OF West
Point aud was q major ln the United
states Army. lie is "a member ol Che
Union League aud New York Yacht clubs.
Mr. Wetm0re ls receiving sJOO q year
alimOny pending the trial ot the suit
The NlW5' exclusive on the flight OF
boadiughouse keeper Jones was favor
ably commented upon last night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. is. Vanderbilt are back
again as guests at the cottage OF Mr.
Fred ". Van icrulit, where they stay au-
other week, when they viii leave for the
south OF France.
Dog Constable Cash had hard work the
other night 10 Eill a small dog, firing
eleven bullets into iJs body, giving il poi
soued meat. smashing 10 with club and
finishing BE- by drowning il in the LarbOr
Mr.. Ben Bryer of the Opera Cafe re-
turned home yesterday from Canada.
Tug W. &. ChapmI took aboard the
walklug-beam Of the steamer Puritan
yesterday ior tranehipmeut 20 New York.
Mrs Louis u. LOullard gave a charm
ing dinner party Wednesday night
The Bull cottage at the Mile Corner is
being improved.
The boxing exhibition at the Opera
House last night for the benefit OF Jack
Falvey was "a genuine success.
The ObScrCcT now has its own telegrph
service direct i'm the office
Me-,r~. Whipple a. Derby have sold for
NJ" Arson Phelps Stokes, the property
generally known as Iammany Hill 10 Mr.
II. u. Hartwell Of New York. The prop
erty comprises over thirty acres of land
and is the highest point i'm Newport
Mr.. A. O'D, Taylor, estate agent, has
leased the well-known premises at the cor
uer OF Pelham and Thames street. for
the owner, Mrs. G. Adelaide Snow for a
hotel to be opened on the first of March
next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
hTTLEBORO,

Camp IS, Sons Of Veterans, had n well
attended social and entertainment last
evening, with delegations present from
IawtuCECt and Providence Orchestral
music aud selections 10y the Attleboro q lee
Cub, with remarks by Lieut. Col. Sweet
land of Pawtucket furnished n pleasing
program, after which q clog dancing con-
test took place. the winner, John HaCkctt,
receiving "A silver medal Dancing fol
lowed.
Elijah Capron for many years deputy
sheriff, has had a relapse from late sick
ness, and is expected TO live bat a short
time
The Rev. a. b. Church Of North Ad-
ans has accepted the call OF the Murray
iniNersaliel society TO become It's pastor.
The Attloboro Band contemplate. giv-
Ing minstrel show with local talent and
local hits.
The appearance of the News in it's
changed form is fayorably commented
upon
Bishop Brooks will he at Grace Church.
North AttleborO, next week. and the fact
s. creating considerable interest.
At the statc rifle shoot Lieut. Adams
made 80 points at 21U Yards aud gi at lIU
yards Private Grant made %, points at
200 yards and ~ nt 500 Yards Private
PaWey made 20 at 200 yards and 2J ut 5uD
yards.
Esther Lodge Daughters Of Rcbakah. is
arranging Tor scriC, OF sucitl- similar TO
those OF last winter, 60 begin next month.
These gatherings arc very popular and
largely attended by those VINO can 20 Co
them.