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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
JUSTICE BROWN HONORED
The Detroit Bar Congratulates Him On
His Appointment.


DETROIT, Jan. IA well attended
meeting of the Detroit bar was held in
the United States Court room Yesterday
afternoon, to take action on the recent
appointment Of Judge Brown to the
Supreme Bench.
Hon. G.. V. n. Lothrop presided, and
aud Charles T. Wilkins acted as secre-
tary. Informal and highly compli-
mentary remarks were made by nearly
every lawyer present, and a special
committee presented n preamble and
resolution setting forth Judge Browns
many qualifications for the position he
Is to fiji. The resolution was unani-
mously adopted, and ordered spread on
the journal of the court.
A public reception was rendered
Judge Brown at the Detroit Club last
evening. A large number of prominent
citizens attended and paid their COM
plments to the new justice. Among
those in attendance were Judges Long,
Grant and Cahill, of the Michigan SUI
preme Court.
Judge and Mrs. Brown, accompanied
by Col. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Duiiield
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 5. Harsha. Gcarge
Rsinick and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, of
Chicago, viii leave for Washington at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02

Dwight Brooks IS in Chicago on bus
iacss.
Mes May Hennessy has returned
from Detroit.
Mss Jeunin Peel has returned home
60 tirsnd Haven.
James Kern. OF Frankfort, is visiting
fsenG- Il this city.
Mrs. r. T. Ward. of Allegan, IS visit
INK trends IN tins city.
" * foa<a Clark - visiting Mrs. O.
J.S.eue, % ksiamaz2o.
Mss Hats iEoagiand IS spending the
vscai.en at Eatsie CFeek.
Ms. ffanS Mcdonald and children
aa visiting laesss~ ~ So kfoul.
Sire. s. g. Watson aad nephew, Wi
o. t.rai, vert % nieaSo yesterday.
4ben kaapp hrs rtturncd e. 81.
laa., We, al,sr yisitleg res'tlve IN tins
etv.
George r. Rennstt. Of Muskegou.
WIS ia taa ely yest rdsy visiting oil
futadS
Mrs =. q. tsnphsll. ct IIllsdale. il
ere eues; ui hci sister, Mrs. p i. smith.
81 etsoud-sve.
Nr and Ms. +. q cunninghsm and
sou fruis. are spending New Years
VIII fr.snd "a shls city
slfs T. 81 ntSn and daughter and
Nes ~sd e etsrktvsvc this morning 70
xist friends a. SIG spring
=. f. Aatrews was summoned to
Narquette vesteysssy. on business con-
ntsted " Cd flle marble piines
Mis~ Jelfs. of Ashland, We, stu
deui ed She University y spending her
yafstluu IN pr. john Brady aud FAM
ily
thas. J Stselss leavss today for
keeue, y a., :, vs>it ~ aged parents
III vii visit prosninent Eastern eoints
before rettrninx
Mrs. savl.sh. ~ south Roston. Iona
euantv. mother % Mrs. Reuten smith.
died YESTERDAY. and Mrs. >niita has
gone - attend ne funersi. She va ~
years ed snd one OF abe best known
residents n IoaIs eessuty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
NEW YEARS AT IONA.
Special Exercises For the Conyicts in the
Prison.

Special Exercises For the Conyiets in the
Prison.
Special 10 the TELE6RsM HERALD.
IONA, Mich, Jan. New Years
day Was observed at the House of Cor
reciion as holiday. The factories
were closed, aud the inmates were
treated TO an extra dinner. General
chapel exercises were held in the after
noon. There was singing by the con-
wet choir, reading of the scriptures and
prayer by Chaplain Parker, and a song
by the Arlon Glee Club, of Ionia.
Little Nellie Mitts gave two recitatlons.
The child is only 5 years old, but re-
cites with all the grace and confidence
of = trained clocutlonist. A song of
the glee club was followed by two more
recitations from Nellie, each effort re-
ceiving an enthusiastic encore.
Colin Campbell, an ex-member OF the
prison population, then entertained the
audience with 3 recitation, song, read
ing, and speech, all happily commin-
gled.
Miss NJ. II. Stuart, of Grand Rapids,
then gave very earnest address upon
pledge signing, after which the W. C..
L. u. pledge was circulated and signed
by lis of the inmates. About one hun
bred of the inmates had already taken
the pledge upon 4 previous occasion.
Two membeas of the prison school,
upon the call of the teacher, j. c.
Ferry, then thanked the ladies III APP
propriate terms for the interest shown
by them. An original poem, of con-
siderable merit, was recited by another
member of the school, otter which the
meeting was dismissed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
POLICE AND COURT.

The following are tie esses ca cali
today:
John euthbxrt, John kibhen. Fred
Sfoisy, larceny naore thzn So; I'd
joansoa and Elizabeth Jshn>on, lar
eeny nlsfs than SO. Wa IL. pFobsi, as
sAzlit and battery.
During the year 1890, there were 1893
city cases 2ad So stare eases. Ia Nhsch
tAz4 IS ely ana siisi state iaes and
eosts we're paid. OF the cases disposed
o. the trunks ana dlsoEaerlies were ia
The large majority. numbering s7l.
with Assault and battery neat. 60 the
num6<F or Ia. There were 3 deadly
assaults, etc, : murders. 5 fsionlotis
assaults, etc, "A grand larceny, s4 slns.
pie IsFcsny and "a Violations OF the
liquor las.
fansey Ames and Lou Morrison were
srreslea yesterday on a warrant for
selling liquor without paying the State
tai.
John Sell Was arrested on sixth-st
for being drunk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
Ar rHs ow AsHTASosG.
Moo sA@ psy Mas r<ssss "a this rsfs
tax &z1s heas<

The oaashszneng ciEh kept an IL
formal opea house 10 a,enbSFs and
friends yesterday the dlstsasa shingfsa-
tnse from the ordinary sceAsl courtesy
unifeEn.ls extended, besng al elaborate
" mounted punch hosi. nlled 10 tae
bFm wsth 4 aeeoetlon. the erferlng 81
which would have tempted II. ABthoay
himself TIE mlxtufe of the Punch
must have been ieil - tAs hsilsss ~
eoanolseuFs for ats LIQUID bFllhsney snd
exQuss ate h.aauel are rarely i eyer SUR
passed. The bowl Itself Was garnsshed
with cube OF crystal ice on which
gracefully rested specimens of tropical
fruits. whlie tire exterior SIDES and bot
tom were covered With eS0ties, OF buried
beneath ard behind = sefdufe OF green.
The artssssc effect produced by tie
arrangement 'ndiested that the master :
hand Was one OF an expert
The great parlors OF - club were
refulgent Ewith the lights thrown from
the multi-colored incandescent lights,
and while they were al no time crowded
owing 10 the Indictment weather pre-
yalent. yet there was always present =
eotorle Of great-hearted owashtsnongs
who sIerted themselves 20 make the
stranger welcome and the member
happy. The Owashtanong club IS Justly
popular because OF is inteEsc loyalty
10 friendship, fidelity and enterprise
and Its opening OF the new year pre-
sages continuance in public esteem.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
Death of Miss Emily G. Wyman

Last evening Miss Emily G.. Wyman
died ut ner home as a member of the
household OF Capt. A. b. Cofiinberry,
on South Lafayette-st., after a most
painful illness of more than year.
Mss Nyman's friends we're shocked a
few weeks ago TO hear that size was the
victim OF CaaceTOus affection which
was necessarily fatal. she had then
Seen lll for many iaoutus, but with
Characteristic courage, patience and
sclf-poise, she lad never told her
friends OF what she well knew herself.
and il was only when she could no
.prger attend To her duties that she
m.y any hrnt ot Der suliurlngs and OF
Ger fate. Then sae went home-her
"hodsa was IL orItr'-aud quietly.
ea.my. swgctiy awaited death, 10 the
last thinking more for others comfort
thau ui hefse.f. She had lived n blame
les, a useful bJe. Death Sas welcome.
MISS Wymau's home uas been 10 tins
clfY igariy or quite AL her life. More
tnsa twenty years ag0-about a quar-
/ Sea "a a century size was appointed a
C.cgS in tiie Office of thc county reg 5
ser oil deeds by J0an x. stewart. So
valuable were her services size mas ever
been rctal8fd, through al admnistra-
tious--a Sufficient commentary on her
ability aad usefulness.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
MAKE NO ERROR!

IfyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once TO DIR. >.
Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st,
room A, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pcnse aud loss of time. DIR.
Podd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign coun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries.
and 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities In
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02

The secretary of tlse BOARD Of Police
and Pre- Commas Gucrs report that
during The year there were 10 alarms
ot Gre. OF tbs number % were accom-
panied hy 10 loss. The total destrue-
ton ct property was slss.2is. There
were four GfeS with losses reaching
over s. 600 Tns largest fro was the
Orlel factory. MAY Is, sle5 eco. The
other large fIrcs we're the Grand Rap
ids parl0f goods factory. February /,
81 Is 900. Lam0reaux Is johnson. feed
store. February II, $1,000. aud Rer.
wins millinery store. December -,
$500 neducting the loSses OF those
four b0 fires. slti see. the loss vas
only St3, sos. The Aggregate lose for
1850 vas only soc
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
DREADFUL CALAMITY
5000 People Killed and l5,-
600 Wounded, Many
Mortally.
Hundreds of the Wounded Not
Expected to Live.

DETROIT, Dee. co. Especial. when
the State Medical Society met III Grand
Rapids last summer the then president,
in his retiring speech. stated that II had
been estimated that the members OF
that society had saved the lives OF H.
600 annually. see his advertisement
in the newspaper reports.
But 1t had also been estimated taat
they had killed 5000 outright and
dreadfully injured $4,000 more, so that
they are now suffering with chronic
| diseases 10y the use OF their hyperder-
mic syringes and other means of adj
ministering Morphine, Choral, Cocaln
and other well-known active poisons.
A physician approaching the bedside
| of sick man or woman with hyper
dermic syringe in AIS hand is more dan
gerous than a rattlesnake cooled ready
to spring. because, being on your feet,
yoa can Jump aside and avoid the rat
| tlesnake, but the sick man on his back
| is perfectly helpless before the physl-
| clan, and must take the fatal dose; or
| the physician is more dangerous than
| an Indisn with q rife, because the In
! dian might not hit you with his bullet,
or he might change his mind, but the
| physician never; he has been educated
TO believe that he must stop your pain
| Immediately, even If 1t takes your life.
and stop that pain he will, whatever
| the consequences. In this way, If you
are not killed Immediately. and many
are, you are, by the use of these pow
| erful nervInes, lulled TO a certain death
with false hope.
This false hope is INDUCED in 10y
4 ~ hnr of fan " "a
| man is unable to express his opinion
while he is under the influence OF the
| drug and NAV never come out of il.
1t is extremely difficult 10 learn the
number killed in this way, SIS these
causes of death are not reported TO the
Board Of Health.
The case IS frequently spoken OF IN
! this way: "The man became uncon-
| scious and remained so until he died.
| "He died of Heart Failure" Nor
| phIne. Choral, Strychnine. etc.
! How different Us the treatment OF
Or. S. Clay Todd. the famous special
| ist, in painful ana chrome diseases.
Without giving you pelIative medicines,
| drugs to stop the PAIN, Or. Todd
simply gives you curative remedies,
which 1t once begin 10 remove the com.
plant, and permanently cure you; the
| pam leaves YOU and does not return.
Cali on or send some member of your
family to DIR. :. Clay Todd, 43 Monroe
ST, room 1. Grand Rapids, Mich. He
| will provide the mean. for your RAPID
recovery and return os usefulness with
the enjoyment of all your faculties
| All the time you are taking his med
cines your head will be clear, and you
| viii know what is going ON around you
and you feel bright and cheerful.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02

frsnefs Ei,as .piHnsE. MAS bera "A esrnssa
fls<s seH Aehaash n l.. JaHl.afy Is. t-s--
De szs esEefa2lix sssestsa ~ ais l4AA<F. =
:, ssssrs. - I'm :. sA ss a.
Rass saa 4ftsF~asas - = s@se.er y AE4ste<-
AN, =. d. de <a<Axsa IA tf4ea 81 AeENtasSf.
,. 4, = is, ana seeslae deputy s1eEis u las
rs sas setise Ia tas nsAstla eTgaAlzstsos.
AID b - aaa reached the srsas u alA1sr
Eeasrai- Ia fe1s ~ Mas sAeriE. saa se
saae ssyiasa a. tiea, u A<n ss wss rensas "a
fFe1a thks Doss. political sToanes atVts. 10
D<eane easbieT Of bsak an AsAssA. u
shsea be sss .fssr~afas prsslasas fer saaey
toF asa deputy Rsssi "a ~ IA the naval ofaee
az Sea fcFk IA ~. AID "a l.os n as elected
o. Congress as an sntlslssers Ielaeefat. ne
s-rssd Ola lhs Co.'s IA ti<e % Privileges aad
kieesio4s. GA . special sol9mlilee 70 tnsssti
gale the assault made bs PfesEoa brooks on
Essfies SaHl neF. AID "a eonfefeAee commit
tee ~ both HeHses on abe aFfns appropriation
blla. wh en- The senate hsi rejected on seeeaas
of 4 xs1se that fofn @ae the use oI the military
against Kansas settlers
tea spinner was an active kep0osacsn ffoal
the formation OF The pafJ- he VAS IA ter &c
elected q ceaxress. serung aitosSthss ifenl
Dec. s. l-sso till March =. f.9i. DurtaE his last
terra he VA chairman OF the eoinmittee on
accounts Whsn the Liae0la sdmIAl alton
Was organized, Secretary salmon L. sh1sr
selected him Tor the post OF treasurer. hich
ne nllra NndeF successive presidents. ironi
March II. i~i. % June %. ls75.
hea. during the MAR. maay OF the eiefas
loined The array. ssen. spinner suggested -
secretary chase the Adsislsbility0f enpioS ing
women ia the pcsforlees. and carried Into
elect this Innovation. thoUga not without
much opposition. lie signed the different
series OF paper monsy IN a singular hsndwrit
Ing. which he cultivated in oraef u prevent
rouHteffeitiag. " zen he resigned his once
ths money Ia The treasury MAS counted. and
when the result showed a Ne y small disfrel
ahey, many days were spent in recouutlpg and
examining the books OF accounts. until nhaiiy
the misfaAe Was discovered. on retiring from
once he went south for the beneht OF hIs
health. and for sonic years had lived In tloElda.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02

My friend, look here! You know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and you
know th4t Carter's Iron Pills VIII re-
heve her, now why not be fair about 1t
and buy her box?
A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, can not feel and act like we'll
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness and
give strength and rest.
A mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but if
she is weak and nervous, and uses Car
ter's Iron Pills, she can not be, for they
make her "teel like a different per-
son. so they all say, and their hus.
bands say so too,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
RECOVERING
FROM A
DIR EADFUL FEVER
In vicksburg, Mich.

Hearing OF DIR. s. Clay Todd.
IS honroc-st.. Room {. Grand
Rapids, Mich, ] called on him
IN regard 10 my brother. Mr.. Joel
Shiek, at vicksbnrg, Mich. My
brother had been sick four weeks
with Brain Fever and had two
OF the best doctors in vicksburg
and after doetoring him four
weeks they said he was a hope
less case, and all of his friends
would call to see him Tor the
last time. But to our surprise
DR.. Todd's medicines did just
as he said they would; they
helped by brother at once and
he is last recovering. ! have been
with my brother 3 weeks and he
could not recognize me IN all
that time, and after taking DR..
Todd's medicines six hours he
spoke my name the first time for
3 weeks, and he knows every
one now. Saturday night, Dec.
AZ, first gave DR.. Todd's med
icines to my brother, and Tues
day, the goth. he was able to sit
up in bed and feed himself with
a spoon and hold a glass in his
hand and drink-something he
has not done since he was sick.
JOHN SHICK,
49, South Union St,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dec. 80, 1890.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
TOWN fOPlCa

Daring the pact ear ll35 marriage
lseenses we're granted. and 3i4 divorces.
new arc hgnt JAS been placed on
the east SIDE Of the govvfnmsnt build
lng.
Nelson. Matter 4 Co. nave shut down
their factory for week 10 take an
inventory.
But one msrriageliesnse wAs issued
Yesterday; fimer Adams, -, lowell;
Mary Lomis. ID, Can9yia-
The annual needing Of the Kent
seienuHc Institute fer the election OF
ofiicSrs sll! be hsIdtnls evening
Greenwood Lodge oE |. @. @. +. will
give social and lier2r4 entertainment
al tier nail Oh LaaAi at. on Friday
evening.
Kortlander and aurphy are prepsr-
i1g for tEs, eFeetssn OF . seven-story
block al the eoTnerof East Fulton aud
spnng SIS.
e. NJ. Judeyine, gently arrested ON
charge OF embeuiement from |. vi.
Clark 4 son, has made . satisfactory
explanation, and las been released.
Albert fill. OF Dctfoit, . prominent
eolOFed Democrat VIII have the senate
cloak room this wnteF--the place held
for a number OF seasons by Dir. j. L.
Ford, OF tins city,
The Democrats County Treasurer
elect Stebbins did no: take his oath OF
Office yesterday. en- account OF tho
necessity OF sttensirs flrst 10 some pre-
lIninsry formalitss-
There are several independent tickets
heing worked M for officers of the
Dwashtanong Club. IN opposition 20 the
regular ticket. One OF them bears the
name CT Fred G. Temple, for secretary.
Death invaded tho home ::of VIM.
Clara. 20 Grove-s.. Tuesday, and re-
moved MS son. Henry, aged y Yes
tcrdsy the afflicted family was called
upon 10 bury second son. aged Z, who
died shortly sftf the interment OF the
first.
A report y in circulation that from
and after today the management OF
the conso.idated stseet railway COM
panies will be Vested IN the hands of a
new man. Supt Bovine. IN reply 90 in
terrogatorics, ays. eve have not
made any chang yet
The Builders and Traders Exchange
has membershsp OF seventy wide
awake coutrscsors and builders. The
value OF all bul Itiugs erected by mem-
bers OF the exchange last year exceeded
81 40. TIE crganization started
With n membership OF twelve.
The Young LADIES' Missionary So
ciety, OF the uvision-st. NJ. +. Church,
will be entertanrd today by Mrs. j. T..
Rlckenbaugh. 2u3 Crescent-ave. Busi-
ness meeting at 4:30. Young gentle
men invited to tea IT 7. This is also =
house warming to Mr.. and Mrs. Rick
enbaugh in thur new home.
The execu No committee of the
Third Miehigfn Cavalry Association
wa in sesslor4 a. Allegan, yesterday,
and faxed upda "Wednesday, Feb. %.
1891, as the Day to hold the Third
Michigan Cavalry reunion at this place.
Tins IS the correct date. All others are
erroneous.
4 petition has been sent in TO the
county clerk 10y the Auditor General in
regard TO the sale of lands for unpaid
taxes Tor toe year 1855. There are $50
descriptions, q less number by small
majority, than for the preceding year.
Accompanying The petition and de-
scsipbons are blank rh.ncery subpoena.
etc, wh'ch are furnished by tho State.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
Work of the Ambulance.

The city ambulance has already dem.
onstratet its great usefulness. There
were two calls for it Yesterday. vii.
liam Burns fell in 4 tit ON Canal-st.,
and was taken homo IN the ambulance,
Another call was made TO the corner OF
Thomas-st. and Madlson-ave., On &C.
count of an accident To Miss Baker,
who was thrown out OF her carriage
and slightly bruised IN the face. The
lady was assisted To her home before
the ambulance arrived.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
Holiday Rates.

Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold 10y the Michigan Central, "The
Niagara Falls Route" at one ard one
third lowest first-class fare for the
round trip. from all stations west of the
Detroit river, excepting locally on the
Toledo division. to all stations on the
Michigan Central and Detroit, Bay City
& Alpena railroads. Tickets will he
sold December "A, % and 81. 1890, and
January l, 1891, good going on day OF
sale only, and to return not later than
January 8, 1891. These tickets are not
good on the Limited Vestibuled Trains
Nos. ). 6, ID and 20.
+. VI. BRIGGS,
General Agent, 95 Monroe-st.
J. :. HAWKINS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
G.. ". MUNsoN,
Mon Ticket Office, Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
FOR MANY YEARS DIR,
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.


Fokr WsskE. Ind. Sepf. Il. issz--Ior the
teneht Of those Who ihink CONSUMPTION
rAfah'e 1 wif make statement 81 nv cure /;
co the IN q las; March wss taken With the
Lang ever o. as tue doctors called ~. eura-
Pneumonia. / sas Sffend "a ~ one - heH
had considered The most eminent physician
offhis tlty for three months sad hs !. during
uhteA time hs employed Eve other pfysirians
as caunsel. For about fsrte weeks thought
I was ssffiHG better. when sn ahsE "a sfEaE 10
faIH IN ny ifii lunC. and The psxslflaas rFe
nauHcfH Il Quick eHsuFn FtloR- ffom TVS
time I failed rseitiF and fsl~sd from ptnf q
= quart 81 phiesca aaa fuziisr sseb cay. tnG
had I'll zhf SwfsfA - fae Aih 81 June kas
grf g. wax tai I eeGid nof SIT as 81
wRtsTf ms fsloein AID vas centrea - az n@d,
uas feane~d s. a skessfon except nv eSs ar6
feet = hirh wsrs ETesfis svffied. Affaas tiHff
nsx site seesHc Ter = NJ I'D = ri-rNisr. 81
rlavsa hsa. sd ! sra frss 81 sst iinrfeves
slrs& frcus fke ftfae FerF rrerefff a. fHE d q
fasaie ne~ fn fh~se akxs fht sTeiaes eaf
Eeaf ont q ny - sn4 ia ttYef ssske
as ehie ~ - - sd $50 eef 1eeFs Z ft5r.
sna Be- ten oeeks } Tas ahie - va fVs - ''r<
eaa frlf - Nsti - fFff $50 Nee ] - ffnH
stf~e q fanr naife> sssh aeF. ~ esf rssaxs nef
SEA. hexr - p&e 49, ttink Ay lHhk
5naN = NfItEK
tss ztfe1 seF p Atea ss6.
NJ Ntfief ses sffEks : gHHaeS.
Ar rf ~ asrf sfsfr af&.
NJ aisfer Nez esfea ssef = s~srs So
4aIs 1ha~s tNzs faEsaH. uttaH sea - ~
frsasafsr esees ~ - 8 81 1ak&
pssffe 49, ssa9 h~t~eez 49, sns feft
4gae svs8 SIS 6ss seess rfsTnd Fna ea
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
A Bad RUNAWAY.

Three young ladies were badly shaken
M hy a runaway horse on Madison-ave.
yesterday afternoon. The horse
turned from Thomas-st. into Madison
ave, while gong at rapid rate, and
the three ladies were thrown head
foremost into the gutter. One OF them
"A Mss Barker, who IS visiting at the
house of r.. GoSs. at the corner of
Henry and Thomas-sts.. landed on her
face aud was terribly bruised by the
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02

Ia he Held at the ws4lthy-Assnas Ba p
tist Chasch.

Ia BE Held ~ the ws4lthy-Assnus Bap-
tist Skaseh-
Rev. John Heritage. Of the Wealthy
avenue BAPTIST Church, has announced
that be will hold series of revival
meetings commencing on Sunday morn
lEg. Ills subjects for the week are as
follows.
Sunday. January i-Morning. "Life's
Race, aua How 90 Win," afternoon, 1
o'clock, 1.-The Dew OF Thy Youth"
evening, Tomorrow ard Tomorrow. :"
Monday, 1.-The Fooiishness OF Preach
ing" Tuesday. Eternity" Wedues-
day. wounds that are Deep Thurs
day, "Oae on Either Side" Friday,
Tine Most Dangerous Thing 10 DO. "
saturday evening there Will be no ser
wee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
Register Skinnar

The Office OF register OF deeds was
quietly taken possession of yesterday
by A. ID. skinner, two boxes of cigars
playing an important part IN the cere-
mony. Miss Anna Scott will be deputy
clerk, and A. W. iiine, OF Lowell, will
be abstract clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-02
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
The once Is FcrmsIiy Turned Over q
The New Incumbent

The New InenMbcns-
The office OF prosecuting attorney
was turned over yesterday by ". j..
Stuart, TO VIM. NJ. Mcknight: e..
Chas. Goodwin, the senior member of
tlse firm OF Goodwin. Ads.t 4 Mcknight.
has been named As the assistant prose-
cutting attorney. Mr.. GOdwin IS a law
yer OF wide reputation IN Michigan, ne
having been u. ;. District Attorney
under President Cleveland. The assis-
tant. who will take charge OF the police
court business. has not yeSbeen named.
Mr. Mcknight announces that he HIM
self Will take charge OF that business
for the present.