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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

pkoBATE oRDER-Staie OF Michigan. ccun-
~ OF hent-ss. Al = session OF the Probate
Coarf for said county of Kent. held IT the pro
bate once IN the city Of irand RAPIDS. on Inc
nth aay OF October. Ia the gear one thousand
eight hundred ard ninety -osse.
Present. Cyrus 4. ferkin& Judge Of Probate
In the matter OF the estate Of
ABlJAh WOOD. decessed.
On reading and hlinE the petition. duly veri-
fed VI May u. Wood Admnlstrstrix Of said
estate praying this court for license and
authority 10 seii certain real estate therein
described fer the reasons ana purposes therein
set forth.
It's ordered that Monday. the 18th day OF De
cemb-r. isl, ut tenov clock ia the forenoon. al
said probate once. be ap pointed tor hearing
said petition. and that the heirs NJ law OF said
deceased and all persons Interested IN said
estate appear before said Coust ~ md time
ana phase. to show causs why license should
not be granted ts SAID Administrators 70 sell
real estate rs prayed for Ia said petition.
And 10 10 further ordered. that cspy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vioue 20 said Gag OF hearing. In she TKIroRAs-
HERALD. "a daily neWsp2per printed and cireu
latinS In said county Of Kent.
IA true copy.l judge OF Probate.
Apolpa II. Mason. Register. Wed dec
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

Jackson patrons are boyootting the
: Patriot.
new factory :. to BE- built At North
Lansing.
south Bay City has fiourishing liz
erary society.
Psntwster will spend 500. 900 on pub
hc Improvements.
A new possoffice has been established
at Prestal. Clare county.
saginaw money will be put in big
shingle mill Ut An Trair-
Durand was slightly shaken BY On
earthquake Monday night.
The snow is all gone At Saginaw and
wheeling 10 again in vogue.
Nsgsunse has . fine new possofics,
with modern Improvements.
Tecumseh has assumed m 'tropolitan
AIRS. aud has dancing school.
Canadian capital will establish large
book aud stationery store 1T Flint.
Ludiugton's seven churches joined in
q Thanksgiving service last Sunday.
Wood is becoming 90 scarce in Huron
county that farmers are using coal.
The Michigan STATE Horticultural
society met At Eaton Rapids yesterday.
The Episcopal churches ~ GreenvilIe
and Belding wsll probably call . psstor.
Government officials have uneartned
big nest OK counterfeiters in Bay
county.
p. Coddingson. rear Morsnci. rlissd
e22 bushels OF corn from a q acrs
patch OF ground
A lrsin struck flock Of sheep near
Brenson. and MAIDS mutton Of thuty-
fsve OF the bleaters-
The Rev Napoleon Smith Of Mason
throws IN an crigiusi sx ' re poem
with each marriage cerai3cAse.
The Rochester paper mill, whi,h ha'
been closed for A uouth. may re-op "a
wsen the blue birds ~ northwsrs.
The sonusi meeting OF the W. G. T.
l.. OF the ThsFd ecngresaoasi district i.
ia session AZ Charlotte tor one week.
A horss sht a bss been built ~ ID.
rear OF .he Teenmsah opera hoass
Tor TIE beneas Of horss plays probably
RI. r. waitshesd secldsnssily sho
James I. Fisher tsrsaga heth Arm
vale hantrr the other day near Wen
berv1ste. The wounds ars serseas.
rseshers IN . mslignsns form M
spgesred near JticA. and me schc<ss y
the vesnisy hss cso-sa. Twsnty-ssxh
es-ss sua Fear deaths are fspoftsd-
tsranmands wrrekire tug he tss1s
thar So cesapfesely destroyed - ~
- essoeygsa NendsJ ssgns ID
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

CHANcERy sALE-In pursuance and By
" virtue Of IN order and eecree OF the Cir
cult Court Tor the county of Kent la chancery
the twelfth day OF March. A. D.. 1871 In a Ger.
tain cause therein pending. wherein isaeeliA
q. Wood L. complainant. aud John W. Forbes.
Jennette Forbes, Frank Il. Cxmpau and Carrie
NJ. Campau are defendants. notice Is hereby
given that shall sell III public auction. 70 the
highest bidder. AT the south 'front.' door OF the
Court House lknown as Court block In the
city Of Grand Rapids. Kent county. Michigan.
that being the place OF holding the Circuit
Court tor ssid county. on Tuesday. the sevsn-
teenth day OF November. A. D.. 1871. st 10
o'clock In the forenoon. all or % much thereof
~ may BE- uecesaary to raise the amount due
10 the said complainant tor principal. Interest
and costs In n case Of the following describ-
cd parcels of land. to-wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels Of land situated Ia the tos n
ship Of Caledonia. county OF keut. and S!Sfe
Of Michigan, and described ~ foilows.ytx: The
south half OF tho southwest quarter. ana tue
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section number two. town number ave north.
range ten west. containing one hundred and
twenty usO) acres OF land.
Dated, Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. Sd. 1891
WALTER H. HUGHES.
Circuit Court Commtssioner. In and for Kent
county. Michigan.
fALIAss 4 SwARTnour.
Solicitors for Complainant
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

THoxrsoSvrLLE, Dec. l.--Thomson-
vile Lodge. No. 4i9, was instituted last
night by ID. d. G. NJ, l.. d. Shirtliff of
Bear Lake, with the following officers
for the ensuing term: N. g., III. T..
Cowles; v. e., A. w. Martin; r. s.,
Chas. Fenner; Per s., Harmon Ben
nett; treasurer, T.. A. Barnes.
Visiting members were in attendance
from surrounding lodges. Atmidnight
all repaired TO the Hotel Beecher where
bountful supper was served after
which eli returned to tho lodge room
TO conclude the business OF the evening.
Lodge closed at O'Clock 4. m. in friend.
ship, love and truth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
nLowN TO ATOMS.
! Dynamite Explosion NJ the CorunnA
Coal MineA


Coal MineA
CoRuSSA, Mich, Dec. Ia terrible
accident occurred at the new shaft of
the Ccrunna coal mines at $50 last
evening. Dynamite stored in the boiler
room exploded by the caps bring set on
fire IN some way. The explosion was
perceptibly felt IL miles away. The boil
er house and Offices of the CON-
pany were entirely demolished and
Michael Casper was instantly killed.
lie leaves widow and nine children.
Two machinists from Chicago, temper
srily employed at the new shaft, were
badly hurt. Had the explosion occurred
fifteen minutes earlier the casualties
yould have been very great, As twenty
men were at that time in and about the
,oller room. The damage is estimated
at IS, 900.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

The special sale of ribbons which was
started yesterday NJ Corr. Knott h Co. .
premises to be the greatest fete known
TO that institution. Scores OF ladies at
tended and the general verdict was the
cheapest ribbon sale ever. known to
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE Of COLLECTION
Of State. Cssaty and scAesi Taxes n the
Cay Of Grand Rapids Tor ne
Year 1891.

CRY "a dkAAp AxFfne.
kKSx csxxrs. AsenlsAH.
Nes-mser 3th. A. y. i1ei.
1e tte Taxpayers IL the C5ly of draad kAptds:
Yee ass hereby nofsAca thai the seneIa TAI
rolls Of the respective wards 81 TIE eity 81
0son4 haps&s Ger STATE. county ana Schsei
tAass have oeea delivered ~ me icr eslseetAen.
and tAat peymeat oi the taxes fhsre.n Assss
I'D and levied mas be made 80 ne on I'll sums
Voluntarily paid before the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. iac.
with aa addition Of ONE PER CENT fer eel
lection frea And ssea ali tsxrs pad GA &c
b. sdaeS FOL ii PEk CENT fsr ecllesles frcs
that ny u{1ee teg the receipt Of payment OF
such t1xss Il iocate1 ON the hrxt nesr 81 the
City Hall In said o.sy Of tsraRe ksei6A pear
the cast end II sad City Hal. That said efses
will be open Tor the receipt OF saeA taxes Ia
said rolls assessed. from eisht s'siocx IN the
forenoon enoi noo0- and fgou cue e'etcck In
the afternoon until ngs e'sieck IA the alter
aeon ef eseh aaa every week tsy ~ 10 the
FIRST DAY or fEDAtAki. A. u. lsa2-
And fer such iursass time alter shs ART day
OF fubfexFp. lac. Is tho cammon eouncli 81
said city may exte4c snch time 81 eeifectaoh.
not exccediBg one meath.
And >aid once vii Also be open Ga tridsy
81 every week gunless snca FRIDAY De fexAs
holiday. xud ca Tacsday II every week tenless
such Tuesday be a lea hciidsyl IRON the
hour Of srvsa o'elock p n. 90 the hsur OF nj 70
O'clock L. n. from Tue FIRST DAY ~ DEC.
INNER, isei. to the TIlhfY-FihSf DAY OF
DEcENhER. ls9i, rot a ineiussve.
WILLIAM HAZE.
Treasurer OF the City Of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
A Tug Burnsd.

CHEpoyeAS. Mich. Dec. 1.-The
wreckipg tug Leviathan, OF 0rum-
moud's line. was discovered on fire At
midnight and, despite the efforts Of tho
fire department and tugs on tho river,
was totally destroyed. She had just
returned from q wreck NJ Dctour. The
crew lost everything. Loss. $40. 600.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

All claims not consistent with the
high character Of Syrup OF Figs are
purposeiy AVOID d by the Cal. FIX Sy-
rup company. II acts gently on the
kidneys. liver aud bowels, cleansing
the system eifectuslly. but it is not n
cure-all and makes no prstensions that
every bottle Will not substantiate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

School convention held its opening ses-
sion at the Methodist church this even-
ing and large number of delegates
were in attendance. IT. expected that
five hundred or more will be in atten-
dance today.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

CITY 1reasursr's ofnce.
frAn1 Espifs. n CO., Ses. e. fsel
Nessoe = hefehs Eiven that the assesement
rat Tor TIE eons,rBrtisH Of sever In Ten
Ava frs N ~ fees eset o 9. Ionss street 20 +
Diviaso street fe fts cstf Of Sraod fsp4es. -
nee - my hands. sn4 that viii receive pss
rnent thereon Ger The prriea n tsenty DAYS
from this date, ~ TIE ofAee 81 the csts
Tresssrer. CITY Hall
WILLIAM HAKE,
aee y Cts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

NOTICE OF DrssoLrTroS-Th. psrtnershfp
AZ herstosofs existisr trfwsen THE un6er
sers8 hes beer this CIV dissolved by Wutnni
ros s<nt Terrence keffe assumes AT iixblif-
fsss sna sftf csnf-sef A. AIRS ara csnfin u>
the business ~ th< sf4 sfaae ~ No. II Seufh
rfstean street. The Store"
JsNrs ?. DAILY.
TERRENCE KELLY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

grtIED pRoros AIS Sealed hsds -H ~
g rer~~~1 ~ fsss sna~rss0a>1 ~ g. sse
trefeHsfs tss sth ess - fsnsarx 5s2. for ~
Earss<ss q TIE eena.f property, cor nss q
fhr-~a.. fs&s~ssfen - ~ gl~sn n TIE ecnh
rfetfoa cf tke nee crsfs hsuss sne re o.
safeery ~ re- s<~sr<s reorrs e9rists
3ne Rea<a ~ StprrrisoTs fcsrree he right
- ~ s~c2 oes ~ NJ A4sa
Cssssss III srtrsrrs.
s4A CsjfnaA Il Ssnnitses.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

Bad drainage causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper action of
tho liver and kidneys is bad drainage
to the human system, which Burdock
Blood Ritters remedy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
fREAsuRxn.s notice.

City Treasures once
Grand Rapids. Mich.. Nov. ~. ls9l.
Estice 10 hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grading and graselins az Dudey
Cs,oa siRaee, In the city Of Grand hspdA "
now Ia ~ haads. and that Will receive pay
ment theftsn for the period Of twenty days
urer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAEE.
dec City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

City Treasurer's Once
Grand RaV1ts. Mich. Nov. III. lspi.
Notice II hsrrby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor tAe improyewent Of North Prospect
street from East Bridge street 10 Hnsiing
street. In the city u Grand Rapids - IN my
hands. and that Will receive payment there
on Tor the period Of tweuty days from ths
HAlL
WILLIAM HAKf.
80 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
SHOW to Cure All skin diseases"

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions On
the face, hands, nose. etc, leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYNE's ONT
MENr."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

NJ. l.. Blair, alderman Sixth ward,
Scranton. Pa, stated November 9. '6S:
He had used DR.. Thomas' electric oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cufcd every time.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
TRKAsURKR,s NOTICE.

Crry TRSAsraSs's oyrrrs,l
0pAsp Rarfps. Mich. Nov. Is. 1891.
Notice Is hereby nven that the assesssAent
roll for the improvement Henrietta street
from Page street 10 Madisoa street 10
eeivc pay neat thereoa Cor the period 81 twenty
days from this Sete. - the once of the City
WILLIAM HAKE.
dec Q CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
rnEAsrnxa's NOTICE.

Cffy JreAsurefs once.
0ssn1 Rapsds. Mich. Nov- -. ieei. I
Fotice n hereby gwen that the Asseeement
street from Eoet street ~ Dennis street.
In NE afs ef arxnd RapifA 10 Zoe
In my hands. End that 1 VIII ~.
twenty devs from THIS date. 81 the cssire Of
WILLIAM HAKE
ePe-s Ciis Treasures.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
CHICAGO VIA C R. al.

I've 0rAna kasids ksp IA 500 IN nNrn
Arr Chicago $4,000. IS q m sUt "a ESQ ~
iV@ m tfnsn he's Through wagner pe-iH
car. aud II o. y y trsia assiy, thrSuga Ws@e-r
sicep1ne ear.
I've Chscseo .-.....-...sob an tiepm riepn
Arr GRID II = :. .......- zils y m tos m - ~
sle m train through Wagner parief car.
10 m tssia. daily. threagh waxau sleep
Ing car.
fhroagh ssckess ana fuil Information GO he
had ey calling upoa A, Alrn2u.sk sieSsS exest
M union station OF q. W. Munson. rptea t$okes
seeat 81 Noarce-~s.. drAad RAptda Mich.
CT LocxueoA 6sa- fasA Agan6
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

Tho above sale stands adjourned untiI
Tuesday, December 1st. 1891. at 10 o'clock y
the forenoon Ct the same plsa-e.
WALTER II HUGHES.
Circuit Court Commissioner. Kent County.
Michigan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tDaiiy. All others daily sssspi Sunday.
fakinx e6sct Sunday. Guy Is. lsss.
Sleeping cars on PsciAc and AuAnoe IA
pressrs 10 aud IRON Dctreal Psrsor e~rs
leave Detroit NJ as r., m..- arrtssns AZ
Grand kanias ~ ~ " N. Direct coanectious
MADE ct Detroit with nj thrcueh trains esss
Jicket GA sale NJ Union IlcSes vace. o. Aoa-
roe rers ara NJ tainn depot
Fsyp N. BaIoas, 0onr Ag't - AonroeS
q. w. nvooLKs. U. Il. and ]. AL. tAseeeo
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02


GOING TO CHICAGO
Lv. GRID RAPIDS 200 am i:ss pm II 'ssp.u
Ar. ChICA0o.-........-S:tspm SIS pm = :sxm
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO
Lv. CHICAGO .........9S 90 am <sss pm 81 ;isrm
Ar. ak'D RAplDe--S:sS pm le;p pm 'e;io~n
10 AND yRon sEssox HAsSos. ~. JOSEPH AID ~
pIAuAPolls
Lv. Crane Rapids - 90 am lssn pm ~ Jpn
Ar. Grand Rapids se:i 10 am SIS pm 1o.fopm
For Indianapolis l2;ts y. On. only.
TO AND pxos EukxBcoS.
Lv. q. R. goo am SOS pm $50 pm ssr pm
Ar. q. R--.lV;5 s an SS pm e.1s nm
TO AID rrox nAsfsras AND rrAsusss csrs.
Lv. Grand Rspiis.......--....---.. p ana a.h pm
AT. Crane d plda - am ssse fEn;
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between Grand Rspids and Chicsge-W aensr
Elecpers-Leave brand Rapids 'iisS y. m
leave Chicago IL ,; m; DRAWING Noon osrs
Leave Grand Rapids 1905 r. M icase chi.
cayo q pm. Free Chair Cars-Lesye 6rAnc
Raplds BOO am: lesve Chicseo 90 An
Between Grand Rapids and Manufactures
Chair Car-Lcsses Grand Rapids s.H PM
leaves Mapistec $50 am.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

Inc lake Shore via clese.snd IN couaectsea
with tue tr1s and y. Ana l. b. X. n : terms the
quickest end most direct rosie - fsttsoure.
A. J. SAITH.
q. T. Up. A. Cieseixn1.o
e.HAyoocG. Ticket Agent Depot
Jas CAnPAsfI- Citv Ag'I - koarce-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

reckham's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-12-02

DETROIT, NOVA ,s..,
LANSING q NORTHERN n. n
GOING TO DETROIT.
Lv. sE.n RAPIDS s:is an = ON sssp.
RETURNING PROM DETROIT.
lv. DETROIT - am 'lsH rm t:8 nm
H.. Gs'Rp RAPIDs~l2s pm s lspm 1e:is pm
To ana from Lansing ana Hcvsli-Ssme -
90 and from Detroit
TO ASp rpox SAGINAW. ALMA AScsr. torsa
Lv. Grand RapIds ............... tss sm t:ff pm
Ar. franc kap4ds..-...........-fl: 30 IN io;eo I'm
rolovni VIA lcwsiA . nAsfrses .. q
Lv. Grsna Rapsas.-.. 7sjs IN 90 pm tsthpn
Ar. from Lowell III 70 ON t.It pm ...-..-..-
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Between 0fala Rapids and petfeit-fsficf
cars IN Al ffainA Seats q cents.
nsswe<n brand Eap:ds ard haGtnaw-Fercx
car leaves erasa hapsds q sss. arrives IN
Grand Rapids sit.H pm. StAo = rerta
sIvrrx dsv. nhevf~~tns wet fays euiv,
GRO. DnElAvKN. Gen. Psss'r AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
RETIRING FROM TRIPS ABROAD.

The steamship City Of NewYork, which arrived here
yesterday, had among her passengers the Rev. J. A.
Adams. William G. Arnold, S. II. Barnum. Mr.. and
Mrs l.. r. Barrett II. A. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs A. b.
Beers James Blake, Mr. and Mrs. +. Bourchier,
Miss Mary Z. BOwes Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Boynton,
C.. Calderon F. J. Chambern. I. E. Chase f. f..
Clark, DR.. CnOokshank, c. W. Cunningham, the Rev.
j. A. Curtin, Miss Kathleen NJ. Darling, Professor
Richard Darlington, II. Clarke Derby, the Rev. John
F. Donahoe. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wright Dunning, Allan
d. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs James w. Ferguson, the
Rev and Mrs James II. Foster, A. W. Gill, Il. ii.
GOldc, ]. r. Graham, w. ID. Holmes. Sidney Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight, W. G. LawtOn, Mrs
+. Linderman, Harold Lucy, DIR. James Mccain. Dr.
+. Mcfarland the Rev. F. ID. Mcguire, the Rev. F. b.
Never, Allan A. Morrill,. DR.. j. b. Murdoch, Mrs
F. Page Miss Minnie ParlIurst, c. II. Plummer Bruce
Potter f. T. Pratt, J. X. Pratt, the Rev. Vaughan
Pryce, Howard Pryce,, Charles E. Pueh, Thomas u.
Reed Mr. and Mrs william Sayles Mr. and Mrs
L. McF. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs Frank b. semple, Mr..
and Mrs j. Grant Shaw, the Rev. Father II. =. smith,
CAPTAIN Ellhu Splcer, j. Stark, p. NredeDtuTg MARSHALL
=. Wilder, the Rev. W. b. Williams, Mr.. and Mr.
W. II. Wlnants, j. o. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Yanan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
TASTED SIXTY DAYS AND THEN ATE PIE

A SICK MAN GIVES HIS STOMACH A uoNG REST
Dennis Quigey an inmate Of st. Joseph's Hospital
NJ Paterson on saturday last ended sixty days fast
which he imposed upon himself to regain his health.
Some time ago Quigley met with severe accident
while at work In the mines In Sterling, by which
his spine affected. lie consulted physicians, but
they gave him relief Finally, he went to st.
Josephs Hospital. where everything possible was done
for him. but his case seemed lncurable. Finally his
aiment took form and his stomach could retain
nothing His taste also forsook him. The physicians
were puzzled and could offer no remedy. Finally
ouigey became desperate and decided to give his d.
gestive organs rest.
For exactly sixty days he starved himself, taking
nothing in the way of noushment except an occasional
cup of tea glass OF water. His body wasted away
10 mere skeleton. Despite his weakened condition
Oulgley declared that he enjoying much 6etter
health than when the fast began, and was confdeht
Inc experiment would prove successful. On saturday
afternoon he announced that he intended TO break his
fast and number Of delcacies were placed before
him. The first thing he ate piece Of pie: After
eating II lie announced to his physicians that his taSte
had returned and he felt perfectly well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30

tempting offers to remain in the United States but
Mrs White said Our hearts and souls are committed
to the missionary field and we must 90 back
Mr. White was fortyone years of age, and q son of
Abner White chief Of the Erie Bridge builders lie was
n graduate of Amherst College, and also OF the Union
Theological Seminary While in the United States he
and his family made their home at Mr.. Martins in
Mount Vernon the children remaining there all the
time large reception given to them at the
home OF Mr. Louis schneider, at Tenthave and Fourth
~ here inst before they started for Emlra, month
ago 10 visit Mr. Whites people.
Mrs, White was about forty years OF age, and was
m.rried 10 Mr. White lust before he was graduated at
the Theological Seminary, and soon afterward both
went 10 China missionaries She was daughter OF
charles J. Martin at one time well-knOwn inventor,
and a niece OF the late Commodore Daniel y. Martin,
ex Chief Of the Navy, and inventor OF the
Martin tubular boiler. she has brother. Bena1ah NJ.
Martin living at No. 270 West seventy fourthst The
family were to sail from San Francisco for China on
September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
FRUIT IN ULSTER COUNTY.
FEW 8AsrBERRIEs BUT A LARGE CROP OF CUR"
RANTs-PEACHEs LOOKING WE'LL


Kingston, N. Y, July 26.-The raspberry season
inst closing has Deen a phenomenally poor one in
fact this fruit has about had It's d6y IN this region
and I'm the fall II Is probable that the few remain
ing raspberry patches will be ploughed up. The
currant crop the other hand is large, and 1t Is
now one Of the few remunerstive fruits of Southern
Ulster. "The Freeman" Of this city, has reports
from many cuTant growers, indicating that the crop
Is unusually large and that the market IS very
brisk. "A currant bush,' says grower. "does
not do well whom exposed to the drouthy May ana
June sun. Moreover 1t requires much room. We
first struck the Idea Of growing the fruit between the
rows of grape vines and doing discovered the fact
have Just stated. currant bush planted between
the rows OF grape vines occupies the spot the plant
demands and since cultvating the fruit In that
way we have discovered It's value as prolnc
yielder II had ny farm 10 plant over again, and
it's coming near TO that point 1 can tell you, L
would grow only two crops-currants and grapes
From the same land, or acreage Of land, 1 could
gather two crops and make as much money as i
now make and not work half so hard
AS to the raspberry, growers say that there is
little demand for It, largely owing TO its unsatis
fadtOuy flavor A few old-fashoned people like
IL, but before many years the growers think it
will be among the back numbers In the business.
There viii be full peach crop this year The
fruit maturing looks good, and there VIII be many
trees that will come into bearing this year for the
first time This will add several thousand baskets
TO the output which VIII be enormous in its total.
1t is hard to tell yet what VIII be the output of
grapes For the past five years and vines have been
been attacked by mildew, black rot and other forms
disease which diminished the crop last year about
50 per cent; and this year, although the vineyards
were thoroughly sprayed the rot mas broken out m
many of them. ON the whole, however, the fruit
appears to be growing finely, and II Is the opinion OF
" The Freeman that the crop will be large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30

centres OF population In Europe ana America -
80 a,ItaI stock OF 100000 OCO and the leading
hacrers were 10 be Catholic capitalists Jealous ior 'o
welfare Of the Catholic Church 81 believe" sad MI
Kelv that saw this Leybourne once. but do nos
bayo any conversation with him. OF course his scnens
80 ch,mer,c,l To found institution Of that kinu
" .oo,aro, basis would be the height Of folly. IL
pd he beset with insurmontable obstacles and even
q q dd get start would De certain 70 end In failure
such concern to be successful would have to be esao
shcd upon q purely business and not upon fe'isio"'
basis" . -. .o.t,o,. ~
william Hidreth Field, the lawyer and ex-president OF
,ha Catholic Club said that he had heard enough OF
Tvbourne TO believe that the was about a. crazy
his schemes were, and he was not surprised 70 ho" ~
he hsd attempted hari-kar