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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27


Miss Florence Teal has returned from
New York.
Mrs. L. A. Ward hes gone to Buffalo
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 0lds Are the guests
of Their daughter Miss Allie X. Straight.
Miss +. NJ. Payson, of 10. los Mou-
roe-st., has returned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Farmer have
returned from the Eastern watering
places
Miss Zillah Eaton, Of Duluth, is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. c. w. Eaton.
She will spend the winter here.
Mr.. and. Mrs. D. ". Bvowneil have
returned from q years stay al Denver,
Col. Mr.. Brownelrs hs alth IL greatly
improved.
Miss l. Browne. formerly connected
with the largest millinery houses IN the
West, as head trimmer. has accepted a
position with G.. A. Bcrwin. of the mil.
Ilnery parlors, No. 27 canal-st aud Will
be pleased to be consulted by any lady
as to the latest styles N hats or bonnets.
Mrs. Mary A. Kendall, residing with
her daughter, Mrs. /. A. Dean, No. IL
Hollister-st.. has returned after an alb
sence of several months visiting rela-
tiyes and friends at Montreal, Quebec,
Saratoga Springs and Rochester. n. Y.
She spent some time at her former
home, New Lebanon Springs, N. ",
also visited her son T. J. Kendall and
wife, of New York City.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
IN THU LOCAL IHIATIRS
A Great Variety Of Amusement for
This Week.
PEARL OF PEKlS At POWERS Grand
Augusta Hsasiiie In Tho Boy Tramp
~ Redmonds-Uh hat the Wonder
land Has To Onsr-fiek lPs
About Plays aud Players.

Those who take an interest in drs-
matte news have doubtless heard much
Of the comic and burlesque opera.
"Pearl of Pekin." winch has trasersed
the large cities for the past three sea-
sons. Its success has been due 10 its
exotic theme, the many and catchy
and tuneful airs, rollicking mlrth and
magnificent dvessing. Ii is said from
the first 10 she last to he as bright and
eifervescent as sparkling champagne.
There are some notable people IN the
company winch will give this opera It's
first Grand Rapids representation ut
Powers theatre next "Wednesday even
ing Edwin Chapman is tue central
figure IN his impersonation OF the great
:ffyfoo," Chinese Mands rim, with hun
are associated such well known artists
as Irene Vernon, Miss Stemhier. Ed
ward Webb. Oscar Glrard and Johnny
Williams. The company all told num-
bers forty people.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

DR.. and Mre. L. p. Hazen celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Hazen's sou, DIR. Will
GriswoId. 4s7 South Division-st. The
occasion was . most enjoyable one,
about one hundred guests being pres
ent. There were many reinembrances
of silver and al elegant collation. was
served. Among those present from out
of town were Mr.. and Mrs. George I.
Griswold and daughter, of PIainwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Proeser, of Olivet, Mr..
and Mrs. Undernill, of Bay City, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Howe, of Hastings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kipp, OF Battle Creek:
The rooms were beautifully trimmed
with evergreens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holden nee
Mss Cooke, who were married at Santa
Anna, CAL, Tuesday, Sept. %, will belat
home TO their frisnds in this city Thurs-
days in November.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

Four new plats have been flied with
the register of deeds within few days.
The kamp addition consisting OF 80
tots IL located between Burton and
Godfrey-ave. G. G.. Comstock's Dia-
mond Addition Is between the Canal
at. gravel road and the e.. K. Il l. rail-
way and includes % lots. Visoski ad-
dition between Yuba ana Warinza-ave.
is another pretty plat consisting OF 30
lots. Glenhrook addition 10 large
plat composed of 126 lots situated be-
tween Bridge-st. and Glenbrook-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
MATnIMoNIAL MATTERS.


Wednesday evening at the residence
of the ebride'spsrents, No.5i4 North lonia
st., occurred the wedding Of Mr.. John
De Wiudt and Miss Lena Wander Meu-
len, Rev. Bauman of the Fourth Re-
formed Church officiating. The BRIDE
groom was attended by Messrs. Albert
and Daniel Wander Meulen and the
bridesmaids were Misses Anna Wander
Meulen and Carrie Schoolmaster. The
bride wore pretty gown of pale grey
and carried bride roses. Miss Anna
wore grey also and carried lavender
asters. Miss Carrie wore cream COL
ored dress and her flowers were cream
white asters. There were about eighty
guests present to JON in the festivities.
There were many presents and several
of the guests contributed sweet vocal
music. Mr.. aud Mrs. De Wlndt dis
pensed with the customary wedding
trip and have begun housekeeping at
29l Plaipfield-nve.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

ErLssDALs, n. D., sept. 26.-word
ecmes from Emmons county that the
whole east end OF the county has been
swept by terrible prairie fire, in which
three men lost their hives. Many families
are rendered homeless Whole herds
of cattle perished in the flames En-
mons county 70 seventy five miles west
of this point and rsperss are meagre.
The firs originated from . threshlng
engine.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. 2o.-Unless
heavy rains come soon water famine
j. threatened IN several Connecticut
cities Hartford has only two weeks
supply and the water commissioners
are considering the advisibillty OF
pumping a supply from the Cornecti-
cut Tivsr. D&nbUry's supply will be-
come exhausted by Monday aud she
water DOW IN use IL hardly tit to drink.
S0rwsik borough has exhausted It's
supply and pipe VIII be put IN con-
necting 1t with the south Norwalx sys-
tenn, which IS well supplied.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
WITH THE LITERARY CLUB.
Presentation Of tho Teuspie of Fam
Nomination of Ofiicers

frcseutoeton OF tno leuspte OF Hosne.
Nomination of Ofiicers.
The entertainment committee had
charge of the program for the after
noon of yesterday. The club rooms
were crowded with ladies and many
guests OF the club. The afternoon was
gwen to an allegory, 1.-The Temple of
Fame" The "Goddess of Fame" on
her throne listened to the applicants
for the crown OF fame. The stage was
lovely in its setting of white furniture
and rugs and its almost speaking stat
uary. The performance WAS prefaced
with three little stories referring TO
Isabella. Queen OF CASTLE, Jenny Lind
and Madam Soniag. After the sum-
mons of the Goddess her subjects
pleaded for the crown, first Isabella,
Queen of Spain, appears. She IS fol-
lowed by Pocabontas, Jenny Lind in
the name OF song presents her plea.
Harriet Hosmer IN the name OF art,
Zantlppe rs the maker of one of the
greatest sages, thinks herself entitled
10 the crown. Martha Washington as
the wife of the father OF his country,
and Elizabeth Barrett Browning IN the
name of "The Children" urged her
plea. A sister of charity, Florence
Nigh tingale in the name of sweet char
ity, claimed the crown. Madam Son.
tag in song. Rosa Bonheur in the name
of higher art, Sabittia Primrose as the
advocate OF woman's rights, Queen
Elizabeth, regal in her attire, Fanny
Fern. Jeanne D'Arc in glIttering ar
mour. sings = cong prophetic OF her
fate, Mother Goose, sappho, Mary
Queen of scots. Miriam with her song
and tymbfiIs, Mrs. Elizabeth Fry in
her sweet Quaker dress. Hypstia and
Mrs. Partington. all compete, but the
Goddess confers the crown Of laurel
leaves on the placid brow of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning. All were in the
dress OF the character represented and
made charming group.
The foiloelng nominations for offi.
GERS were made for voting 81
the animal meeting NEXT Saturday
For president--Mrs. j. G. Wenhsm.
Nice-pretdent~ Mrs. tseo. q. Fifeh,
Mrs. Dr. +. A. Rutherford, Mrs. NJ. J..
Smiley.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

We are pleased 10 announce the CON-
ing of one of Americas brightest stars,
Miss Kate Ciaxton, who has made 80
much IN this country OF that famous
meiodrama, the Two Orphans" Civ
lng the MAY by her undeniable dra-
matte genus success never surpassed,
anu rarely, il ever, equalied. Her
portrayal of the character of Louise,
,ne band girl, Ia 80 graphic and faith
fully natural as to be revelation. and
from hundreds of thousands OF eyes
who have witnessed her assumption
she has drawn sympathetic tears. II is
her own character-creatlon, and If ever
an actress WAS adapted to the rendition
of such q part. Kate Ciaxton surely u
the one. OF the story itself comment
upon intrinsic merits would be work
OF sVpererogation, suffice IL TO say that
such sterling plays are not evolved
from the brain of playwrights oftcner
than every quarter of a century. Its
hold upon the pubic Is tenacious one,
and that II Is a drama that will and
should live, is foregon conclusion. la
her support Miss Claxton has convened
q coterle of artists the peer of whom
throughout it would be difficult TO find.
La the members of her conpshy are
Charles A. Stevenson, Frances Gaunt,
Florence Robinson. John Flood George
Robinson, and others we'll known IN
the protession,a fact which gives assur-
ance OF a notably excellent cast. The
play will be mounted by the manage
ment in unexccptionable style, and Miss
Claxton's engagement promises TO be,
IN all respects, decided success. Kate
cisxtcn viii appear at Powers' Thurs
day evening.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

Milliners say the Jane Hadng veil 10
back for the autumn, but is minus the
elaborate border. A shir above the
front brim and another under the chin
iuils the veil for the face. The ends
are then shirred and fastened at the
back. Wells Of white net are particu-
larry becoming to bright complexion,
fair or brunette. Those who have rich
old laces from our grandmother's days
are uisipg them for wells, and the effect
is very rich and pretty. The days of
the short mask veil are over. and It is
well. They ste universally unbecom-
ing and are = fruitful source of in
famed eyes. For travelling and stormy
weather wear. the long silken gray veil
Is again favored. crossed in the back,
brought around to the front and then
tied.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
OUR OWN LITTLE WORLD
Polite Society at Its Rosisst Au-
tumn Tint.
SoNEIHIcy ABOUT WOYAyS NEAR
f"isssd Remarks % Nsw-Fssgisd No.
asss-Aatrime A6airs-soeisty's
swsh Aumbsrs-osr People just
New as Elsms and Abroad.


With face Of the olives soft. warm hue.
cheek like the leaf - 10 red IL turns.
Al eye that the IRE of ioxs shlnes through.
Aid heats your heart tlifit throos and burns;
With . mouth like hunIsman's eurvlng bow.
Lips ~ red IS the ripe. ripe cherry.
Pearls for teeth in perfect row.
As white ~ the heart Of the partridge berry
With locks that fall DER her shoulders white.
And round her full neck liks serpents e!ing.
Black as the SKY on mooniess night
Aud glossy AS ever . raveh's wing.
With = form that bends like the wind blown
reed.
Ana bending sets your brain In . whiri.
She Is the queen Of eur hearts. indeed
Our willowy. warmiul autumn girl!
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

BIRDS EYE, Ind, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Har-
mon, = woman of bad character living
near Mentor, was taken from her bed
last night. tied To tree and whipped
on the bare back with hickory switches
by y mob of White Caps. When the
woman was united she was nearly dead
from pain aud loss of blood. No one
seemed to know who composed the
mob
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

Mr.. George b. Daniels visited Stanton
early IN the week.
Hon. C. w. Watkins departed for
New York yesterday.
Mr.. Alfred L. Tozer, of Chicago, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Gilbert has gone to Ypsi-
lanti TO visit his parents.
Miss Lucy Ball has gone out West to
spend a three weeks vacation.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Thompson
are visiting friends IN Milwaukee.
Miss Dollie Bethune, of Ludlngton.
has entered upon q course of study in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Smalley and
family are spending . few days with
friends at Wayland.
Mr.. N. III. Foster returned TO Fort
Wayne yesterday after visit with old
friends IN this city.
Grove C. Fisk, who has been spend
ing>a few days in the city, has returned
to his home in Chicago.
Mr.. Geo. II. Perry. leaves Wednesday
for Washington State to prospect. He
will return in Novenber.
Miss Mabel Edie. who is student at
Olivet College, spent Sunday With Miss
Maud l.. Belcher at Charlotte.
Neil Mailoy has been called suddenly
to Fort Wayne to zee his brother. who
is very low with typhoid fever.
Mrs. K. G.. Matthews, of Wealthy.
ave., has just had the pleasure OF
several blossoms from o night-blooming
cereus.
Miss Belle Hansen, of Greenville, re-
turned home yestarday after a visit
with her aunt, s<f6k Ds< PAdden, of
South Uuion-st.
Mr.. j. Ii. Wonderly and daughter,
Miss Myra, left for New York yester-
day. Miss Myra will resume her studies
at Miss PEBBLES school.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

TRoy. n. T.. sept. 5s.--A portion Of
. scssfold mon which thirty men we're
a. work m Mechanicsville collapsed
yesterday afternoon owing 10 the
breaking Of the supports- The scaf-
folding fell about forty feet and all OF
fts occupants wers more or less injured
Those seriously injured are Peter La
casse. John OHsrs, Albert Ysrker.
frank Feters. Joseph Cewskl. John
Cresss and Elmer Fowler. At leAst
three OF these viii DIE.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

A delightful concert under the direc-
ton of Mrs. w. II. Mech, Mrs. I. Ii.
Horton and Mr.. Richard Bvnon will be
given Sunday at p. m. in st. Marks
Mission Hall, Is Plaintield-avo. At the
conclusion of the program choice re-
freshments will be served without extra
charge. Tho soiree musicale given last
evening at the Art hall in the McMullen
building by Messrs. Henry c. Post,
Wilbur Force and Francis Campbell
was attended by Il cultured audience
composed of some of the best musical
talent in the city. The program con-
sisted of eleven well selected numbers
from such musicians as Greig. Blzet,
List, Schytte and Moskowski. II
opened with sonata for piano and
violin by Messrs. Post and Force. Tho
hall was filled to its utmost capacity
and the side rooms were thrown open
for the accommodation of those who
could not bc seated in the main hall.
Each rendition was received with ap-
preciative applause and encores were
frequent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.--There were
persistent rumors in this city today
that the Searles will case will be CON-
promised out Of court. The story is
that Mr.. Searlss' admission on the
stand have so alarmed his lawyers that
they have advised him 10 compromise.
Timothy Hopkins. the contestant, Is in
this city. He declined 10 either con-
firm or deny repOrts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

NEW ioRK, Sept. &c. +. OConnor,
receiver of the property of Herbert f,
Beecher. in = judgement of l.. S. Chase
for $iS4 obtained some years ago. has
cited the executors Of the will ot the
late Henry Ward Beecher TO file an &C
counting to show what disposition has
been made of the 5000 share of Her.
bert in tho estate of his father. The
hearing will occur Oct. 10.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

The Hebrew refugees VINO lately ar
rived IN this city from Russia will net
become city or county charges. The
ladies of the Benevolent Society OF
Temple Emanuel have been at work in
their behalf and the unfortunate irnmi-
grants are housed at No. % Alabama
st. Work will be speedily provided for
them by their brothers in Israel. Mr..
Sander gave them supplies for their
immediate wants and the family will
not cost the city one cent for it's sup
mort.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

Samuel Gran. the we'll known oper-
attic manager, is dead.
"olo 0leson" will be gwen in Mana.
ger Garwood's Detroit theater thi,
week.
Nellie McTIenry is making money
with her new comedy, "a Night At the
Circus"
Farce comedy still thrives. Most of
the recent inventions in this line are
meeting with success.
The gr at Bernhsrdt viii begin an
engagement at Acyickere thesser q
week from tomorrow evening.
LOUIS James and Pred wsrde will
iosn lssae next seAson. They ~iIl begin
.lsslr tour ia Boston with sa elaborate
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
Melbourne Broughs Ram.

KANSAS Cry, Sept. 26.-A spec cial says
that Melbourne's 8 rain test at the county
fair at Goodland, Kan.. has produced
rain At Atwood, sixty-tive miles distant,
and thoroughly soaked Northwestern
Kansas, which has been suffering from
drought.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
centee,or.ni,.es,e.

The following cases OF contagious
diseases were reported ~ the Board of
Health yesterday: Lude wakowsl1i. ~
Msdison-ave., scarlet fever: - Grant,
1913 South Prospect-st., measles. =. W.
Williams, 2s2 South Union-sf., cholera
nfantum; NetiIe Ferry, AS Scribner.
ST.. typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
Woman,s vain Oue.t.

A reform dress for women is still
agitatng the minds of this feminine
portion of humanity. There have been
many devices IN the line of under
clothing presented to the consideration
OF the practical and thinking woman.
The articles generally have been laid
on the shelf principally because no wo-
man could encase herself in them and
retain her serenity of mind. So great
has been the effort to create garment
which is simply healthful without re-
gard to beauty of design that the re-
suits attained so far may be termed
monstrosltles. Recently q pretty wo--
man attired herself in an appalling
array of health goods. While shopping
the thoue 1t came TO her, "What if
should be thrown from my carriage,
horrors |" and she Immediately re-
turned home, dlvested herself of the
obnoxious things and for a week was
more comfortable than she ever had
been in her life.
Womanly weman's Garments.
The womanly woman clings to dainty
embroderies, delicate laces, ruffles and
tucks for her underclothing. 1t Is only
the strong-minded female who can see
beauty in pillow-case hem rs applied
to lingerie. In the meantime the
society bud, the young matron and the
mddle-sged mamma will 60 on clasp
ing the deadly corset about the waist
while their cheeks blossom and redden
like The rose. And dear old grandma
from her coy char by the fires,de will
chime in "When was girl stays were
stays and every girl wore . stiff board
several inches wide in place of the half
inch steel now worn. When l was
married, grandpa could span my waist
with his hands, SO slender it was" Yet
grandma is in good health at SO years
Notwithstanding she has raised family
OF ten healthy children, al of whom
are now living.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

The new officers of the Kent district I.
o. q. T., elected by the snion lodges OF
Kent, ottsva and Musksgon dasricss.
arec Chief Tempisr, W. J. sleckI, city:
councillor. Charles Thoma. city; Vice.
Tsnpssr, Ns- j. symes, sparta: secre-
tsry W. P. Hank, city: Treasurer, W.
r. Hyde. Raekford. Guard. TsurA
stevens, city; sentinel, c. W. Carroll.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

last evening the committee Of ar
rangements for the next annual re-
union of the Twenty first Infantry
held . meeting The reunion will he
held THURSDAY, October 8. ut the
Bridge Street House. An orasien will
given by q. w. DilIenbeck IN Patrisr.
chsl Circle hall on Lyon-st. ~ 4 o'clock.
The banquet will be held in the Bridge
street House at .. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

The irrepresslbie Manager Burroughs
announces that Redmond's Theater
Will be opened tonight and that Little
SoldIe Will appear ia "Siz." Mr..
Burroughs will give Sunday night
entertainments until the law regarding
the same is interpreted by the courts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

The patrons of this pace OF amuse--
ment have several times seen McVane
and Augustn Neuville IN "1he Boy
Tramp This season Augustn Neu-
vile IS starring alone aud Will present
the play all of this week III Its new
form. 1t has been entirely rewritten
and its many interesting scenes and
pictures are enhanced by new scenery
and mechanical effects. The story of
the play Is highly interesting and It's
development abounds in thrilling incl
dents and sensational situations. The
company it is claimed bias been greatly
improved. Such prominent players as
Randolph Murray, Conrad Cantzen,
Edward Rogers, REM Persele and
Lillian Barlow are in the cast. Matinees
on the usual days.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27
STRICTLY. socIABLE. rou KNOW,


Mrs. Chzrles Grinnell and Mrs. Reu-
ben Peterson gave an afternoon tea
Friday. IN honor of Mrs. Gsnson's
friend, at the Peterson residence, on
College-ave. There were present Mrs.
Noah Palmer, Mrs. Clay Holiister, Mrs:
DIR. wanty. Mrs. &. v. c. Ganson' ana
ofhnfn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

The following IL . fisf ~ the marriage
liesusss is-ned ssnee last published. pifh the
names residences when outside tbs catyj and
aof ages - tne parties.
John A. Shfrmsn, Nary v Pfnrler - =
Eaesns A. I~ftHlre. Matilda SoreHspn 20
Aisxsnaer HALLIDAY. Ida ksspzs s1-....- a..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

NsRvvriIr. Mo-. sept. 2e--The fune-
raj Of Ex-Governor Morehouse took
place this afternoon. The Rev. John
vinrll. Who conducted the services. de-
livered a glowing tribute to his decreased
friend. The business houses Of the
city were ali cisssd from 10 p. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

The musical portion Of the Ladies
Literary Club has organized . cnofus
with Mrs. n. Parker Robinson. direc'or.
The fret meeting will he held tomorrow
afternoon 1T 4 o'clock at the cruz
rf,rpta
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

DscsrrR, Mich, sept. - -Nesr the
viilsge OF Fol,nis, Csss eonnty, on q
'sree farm lives a widow named Corner
'4ssnBx With her we're two -ons. Iersn
orpef aud w1ihsm Biggs, TIE latter .
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

Invitations have been issue' ''a :
piano and song recissl to be gwen ny
Mr.. and Nrs. II. Parker Rob nson, ~ -.
dsv evening 1T $40 o'eiock - '.se
Ladies Literary Club, on fhesa'" ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

There will be vocal numbers by Dudley
buck. Msrstcp, klsfuif and GiofdiAnni-
Piano numbers by Chopin Liszt, Aen-
delsshon and others- A rare entertain
nent 10 anslci patsd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

Boston 8, PhliadeIph1s 6; brooklyn
4. Few York 10; Brooklyn 5. New York
13, two games: Cleveland 4, Cincinnati a
u Chicago 6, Plssburg 8, called DARK :
ness.
Asseefat{oo.
Athletic IA. Washington 4: Baltimore
10, Boston i3 Louisville z, 81. Loen z;
Milwaukee 3, Columbus o.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-27

This house was crowded to suiiiocation
Friday afternoon, SIX shows being
given In the theater to accommodate
the crowds that took advantage OF the
free admission. Saturday afternoon
the children took advantage of the
reduced prices and thronged the museo
by the hundreds. THIS week the
following people will he seen in the
Ccrio hail: Steudell and has wonder
ful illusions, among them a new
one, entitled, Lots wife turned into u
pillar of SALT" Zamora the triple
jonted wonder, will exhibit his Graz,
patch work quilt. Hillard lives and is
at the same time able 10 dlslocate every
bone IN his body. Frank Burt Will
make his first appearance in light and
heavy balancing. In the theater
Harrison and Berkeley will present then
specially act, entitled, "Streei Arabs.
Rawson will do aston shing things with
Indian clubs. Harry Austin, Irish
comedian, in his speciRlty, Excuse
Me-" The trio, Nellie, William and
Mabel, character cnange artists. The
Whole will conclude with laughxble
farce.