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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

S7.rE OF Mfcnfcsx.
ssvvyrvFvfs JrpfctsL Cisrrr7.l
We do hereby hx and appoint the following
times 10, no ding the several terms ~ court
within And for the Seventeenth yadic a. Ctr
cult for the y.srs A. u. lss2 and ls.e. Kent
county:
Fffet Mondsy IN Nesch.
FIRST Monday IN MAY.
Fetrth Nsuaag IN september.
Iegrth Monday 10 December.
Nm. e. gsevE.
ALLEN Z. ADsi1.
Circuit JuageA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Az state Of Michigan. eeuaty Of kent--ss
y Setire IL hereby gfvea. that bt 80 orftf ~ tne
rrcoafe Court for the county OF Kent. made o.
the t7ss sse - ocsob~v A. u. fs<l. six rno7trs
fyon that safe we're allowed Tor creditors 20
present their claims sgsinst the estate 81
sNGEIISE sAsDEtsox, s
late cf xsls csaa5v. trcesset. snt that al
credit .rs of sd Decreased are re9rfrse - prc-
senf tneir eislrls - SD prsbsfe eeust - the
Frehste orsce n TIE clay 81 srsne karsaA ics
ersn nation ard alio~s8 e. - ~ sefors ths
f1fh ear 81 A2rH nsxt. xne that sHrh tsffrs
~tn he asars A>fere ~sff eseft 80 fa~sssv
the ~ dss 81 Arr neSt At tea c'clecs n
ire fnrrneoa Of that EAR
fsfr& tiysrs Rap ds. HsrA.. o~t. ~ fea.
CYRIss q fERKISs S.sFs Of Frcnsfe.
asa rev -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State OF Michigan. County OF Ken.-ss:
Notice is hereby given. that By an order OF the
Probore Court for the county OF hent. made on
the 9th day Of October. A ID. 1891. six months
from that date were allowed for creditors to
present their claims against The estate OF
ANN GRANGER.
late of said county. deceased. and that al
creditors Of said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent their claims to said Probate csurt. ut the
Probate once. in the city OF Grand kapids for
examination and allowance. on or before the
5th day of April pext. and that such claims
will be heard before said court. on Tuesday.
che 5th day OF April next. at tel O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. s. 1891.
CYRUS E. PERkISs. Judge Of Prohats
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

TREAsURER's NOTICE
City Tressrrer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. IL. Issi. !
Notice ts hereby gwen that the assessment
ron Tor the construction Of o sewer In the alley
In block II. Dexter Fraction frem xss feet
south of the south line of Cast Br5 fge-sf 70
Crrsceuf-ave thence west 10 Bosfwsrk at. IN
the city OF Grand Raridsis new In nv hands.
and that I will receive payment thereon Ter
the period Of twenty DAYS from this date. sf
the once Of the City TreasurFr, tify Han
WILLIAM HaEF
novs Giiy Treasurer
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TREAsuRER,s NoTIcE.

CyrY TRrsstrrR's 0rrTcvl
Gsaxp nsrrns. Mich. Oct - fs7i
Notice u hereby gwen thsf the sese~sEueBf
Foil for the Improvement of TIE ailfy hstsesn
West Eroadvss street and efrsigft street
from West Fulton street 20 pessles sller. -
row I'm nv bands. and fhst ! vii re
ceive payment thereon fer the g<rsea of ft~enty
days from this date. at the once oi the CITY
WILLIAM FAVE,
nov r. Ciiy iressarrr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
TREAsUREK's NOTICE.
City Treasures once.


Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. %. 1891
Notice il hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the grading and grxveling of the alley
between North Lafayette street and North
Prospect street from Hasting street 10 Trov-
bridge street. In the city Of Grand Rapids.
Is now in my hands and that l will re-
ceive payment thereon for the period OF twen-
~ days from this date, ut the ONCE OF the
City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov 10 City Treasu- er.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

- estate "a k~~~s}s a tan tc<rffsrsee
s~Ts>ses Sasses IA Scve>S nvss tHa sssfl
sfN - rassIe ssst -. 60 The fsge<e ht<a<r.
- rssattss gte fsfs asv - pee-1tes a ".
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY % EsSr. s. 3.
CrTY o. GRAND RAPIps.
aDEOYAr Ue nNnY~n


SPECIAL ELECTION.
CrrY CrxRx'e Osvtcr.
CRY ev Gasp RA rIps. Men. Oct. =. issi. ! !.
TO she Electors Of the said city OF Grand
Tsss NorIcK-That . special election will
csy. November 4 A. ID. leal Tor the purpose sf
Iiith congressionsl dlstlici of Michigan. % sll
the vacancy caused BY the death OF the Hea:
Melbourne n. Ford and also for the purpose OF
eiectiuG = Judge Of the police court st t,rsnd
RAPIDS. TO tii the vacancy csus-d by the death
election to be held en- Tuesday the third day
et November. A. p. lss1 Aad you will also
further axe notice thar the following places
eousc d .sa ctr y ersd y Rspla. sps ss the
polling psAses for the respective wards ana
preciHc's thereof. cf ssid elfy Of u rama Rapids
''E s s.ad Ssss sRsra fr,s frss'1S s,,.,ss. 10 Ku
First v Ard. Second Preelres-Ne. Is Grand
vile avenue Frs.ing.s barber shop
vile avenue ~ ssson fress's feed store
FIRST Ware. Feurth frecfnct-No. sn0fsnd-
vile avenue. "A. c. Iusnssra's frnif store
!Irsf Ward. Fifsh Pfec!nes-ses sts SCUM
flrss wsra. S,ssA Preesnes--At Hesh 4 CO.
store eaildirx. corner OF scush piysien s'reet
aad srsad kspsds Lansing snd Dsuet 'ssT
s~esnd wsra. First rreesnss No. - sna =
ottasA street asssrs fsfmessS seeapfes "
HsrreyA Heysee1
Dtvislcn street. tcammiass csrr'ase fse'ers
hsstain6l A. a
Ihifd wArd. First rreeises~ A. Ne ~ -
snf - tonfh Dfvfssen street
TAIsd wsYa <~c,na rSs~ art-Af Ns~snns
srea ssarr At No. fes Gn>rrv street a
1Hlfa wasa. Ihlfa rteetref~tt ence OF
nssls,sss ,,.r, s.ss e .sss.s ,sssss -...
ecrsss sf Neat sts~et saa tfesesst ese"
ktfisnsesa sfare - cAfffd -.
Fsnfth Wsfs serapa ftefsnrt ce~wrsn.
~ samser ~ ottsss ssseet. .elsee''ssFs ''''"
FaassA vsss, fhgez rrsases- Sef'pss"
s1ssrf - fsss ffssae s4A Gsess gfres a.,
fsaftH " ass, tea<th fts& est Sanr9 -
YtssS eses fiss srsesset~tt sssss ss~Fs
sf xsasAsss sss<n - eAtfse3 vest sa~ ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mlch-. Oct. n. lssi.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer In west
Ion street, in the city of Grand RApida 10 nov
IN my hands. and that Wit receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty dAys from
tnts date, at the once OF the City Treasurer.
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov I, City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
TKKAsURKR's NOTICE.

City Trcssurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Ocr. - 1891. \
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading aud graveling Hamilton street
from West Leonard street to North street Is
now In my hands. and that will receive pay
ment thereon for the period Of twenty DAYS
from this date. at the Office Of the Treasurer.
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov Il City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. q. 1891. !
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of n sewer In Center
street from Sycamore street 10 80 feet south
Of BlAkeley avenue. In the city OF Grand Rap
ids. Is now in my hands, and that will re
ceive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty days from this date. at the once OF
the City Treasurer. City Hsll.
WIListAM HAKE.
nov17 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

Grand Rapids 10 Traverse Clsy.
II 80 a IN tran has Parior Chair Car Grant
aaplds 10 Petoskey and Macklnaw.
u 80 y IA train has Sleeping ears Grand Rap
IDS 10 Petoskey ana Macktnaw.
SOUTH 90 a IN train has fSri6T Car GFanc
Rapids 10 Cneinnzsi.
ID 20 IN train has Wagner Parier Car Grand
Rapids 20 Cnicago.
90 p M trxIa has " wsgner Sleepln. Car 6rsaa
Espidsfo Cincinnati.
n o5 . m trsin has wAsssr Sleeping Car
OrAuS Rapids - Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

fhs f1se elssrs W q ,se sHe IN ronnscftas
~its ts- Erlr srs 3. zus l. y. n . forrns tlss
snsrkess snf mes az 80 fsute = PfftslFurz.
g. 7. tr. A Els~ef~n6 .
q Hsvcyrx, Tek-s Az-Et. bep T.
JAS CxsfexEE< 98fF ATT a Nenroesk
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
ALL DISEASES OF MEN

Our sr-asnsnt positively ana radically cures
s,l forms Of nesvcus disorders, snuasursl
sssses sexuai decline. sieet vsrieoeeie. skia
ana ssosa diseases Cures rapid. ChsrEss
moderate. Terms eAsy.
Penesntesk safess sad snreS ueafnens
Rcss aescribias "a, ana hsw yea nay cure
vcn-<esf AZ home. matted frra
se"' pfSf6V-bTPnE MEDICAL CO.
rprnvp~~ssed rrfer the favs q the state 81
Wsa lsS Treneue-ss- Boston Mas&
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

GOING 70 CHICAGO.
.Lv. GRID RAPIDS. 300 am rs pm II SPIN
Ar CHIC AGO. pm $50 pm > tSAm
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO -....-....o. 90 am asts I'm .lSpm
Ar. GRID RAPIDS - pm losier pm t;i~m
TO Avn rsor bF~ro~ ssnros. ST s"sffs ssp n
rsp1sEsru5ET.
fv. Grand Rapids--esoo am q pm ~ sAPm
Ar. tsrahd RaIdcs- ls.le sm s:ss pm le1opn
TO Axp rror MUSHROOM
Iv. G. r. o.0n am 1sG nm t'g pm tzS ON
Ar. q. lo..sam s.5s pts es'S pm .-....--.--.
10 ssp rsoa sssisTEs .sp TRAVERSE c1sr.
Lv. Grand hsrids.........-...----. ~ an oil pm
Ar Gran Rapids s...-.....s...i2.l5 pns fss@ pms
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids and chseace- asnsr
sl~eprrS-Leavs Grand Rsplas - ,; M
leave Chicago il.fs ,. ~. Drs~tnf hcon safr
Leave Grand Espiaf J % y. n. ifese m
csvo 4.s5 pm. Free 4 itr 1srs-L Leave Srzha
Fepids eseo am esvt h 'aSo = ~ am.
I.stwe~n Grand n " ana ind'snerolt-
Sie~piag ana CnEir "a raves serabe ttfse@
exceat SATURDAY.. y ss p. m leaves lnairns
paiis exefrf snafny. fsas D. m.
pef~esa t+rnaa fs pies nud kanisfes-free
Char Csr-isaes sraaa Rapids 6ils pm
leaves Asnist q ~ "a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
A HOME Foa st,esc.

- u I've Stories High ssd nss uins
Wsal APrssgsd Rooms
fCopystoAA ~. BY American Pres Aooc1nr
toni
The house described below In . handsome
pine room residence suitable for either city
or country. The house u full two story In
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

hstght and contains nine largo eoavepisnt
rooms, wen nRhtsd and vsntilassd. The
Arst story Of the building contains the fol-
lowing apartneuts: Parlor with arsplaee).
lexl7s sittinS room. 1i.sx1l; dining room,
i3xta; kitchen. lexl2; pantry. lxS; china
closet. 3x5: front hall. 66xl7 front
verandA. 7xio; side vsrasda, 4x7; rear
veranda. AKA This ssory finished pine In
oil. Large plass glass window In parlo..
Arehways bssWesa hall AMI parlor, also
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
CHICAGO VAC. R. GL

I've Grand ksplds u 81 am 200 pm respu
Arr Chicago. ) IS pm seapm t5oa &c
~ 10 m train has through Wagner psrios
car AND II o. . m train daily. through Wagner
sleeping car.
I've Chicago. ns am slepm 1910 pm
Arr GRID R..........i5 IN s53pm sia = m
3l0 m train through Nsgner parler car.
10 10 . a train. dai:y. through Wagner slee p
lnc car.
Through tickcee and fun information can hs
had By calling uoon A. Afmqaist. tie<ef a<eat
AZ union station or q. w. Munson. Union q ckri
agent g. Manroe-ss.. Grand Rapids. Mich-
{. L. LocEwooa. Gen. Pasx Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06

with which an expert swimmer suStalis hin", -,
in the water under favorable circumstances NC,
guiles him into forgetting that the margin OF
buGyancy is narrow, and that SiishO uSOuiD'
ance of conditions may exhaust it in moment
rbis fact is constantly taught but never perfect
~ learned. 1t has been said that investigation
would show that n majority Of the persons
drowned while bathing are good swimmers, and
possibly computation of that sort might prove
the assertion. Certainly the number OF those
whose skill and confidence have undone them
is large. This is not an argument against
learning to swim. The acquisition of that art
is most desirable and comes near to being
positive duty but expert swimmers are not re-
leased from the obligation of prudence for the
sake of Others as well as themselves. On the
contrary, they ought to use their superior
knowledge for the benefit OF those who are less
competent to estimate danger, and TO set an
example of intelligence and caution instead OF
foolish temerity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06

an address begging Rubenstein 10 remain In Russia.
The address, containing forty pages; was signed by
thousands OF the masters Hfends ana annreiS' iho
scene was one long TO be rememoered'
A statue of Lief Ericsson Ia now proposed by the
Norsemen Of Minneapolis.
The bronze statue Of General stannard, ono OF Yer
monts most daring soldiers, Is 10 be unveiled at Bur-
lingon on Juno 90 Many survivors OF the "a anc 9h
Regments will be present Colonel IT, U. Benedics
will make a brief address
The Rev. J. L. Campbell, pastor Of the Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church, will preach the bacca
laureate sermon before the students Of Rockland
College. Nyack-ont the Hudson, tomorrow evening
FrauleIn Ludovllsa Hofbauer. niece Of Beethoven.
died in Baden, near Vienna, May o. she was sew
ty-one years old
Princess Helene Sangusko. at time noted Polish
beauty died last month. She one of tbe most In.
auental women at the court Of Napoleon III and was
vanly sought In marriage by Napoleon, prior to bis
INTRODUCTION by Evans TO the Countess Eugene Monlo.
Prince George of Greece, who received the thanks
Of the Car for rescuing his cousin the Czarevch,
from the mad japanese, is young Hercules. He Is
almost six feet four inches tall and is built in pro-
norton His natural strength has been increased by
ts service in the Navy. While In the Danish Navy hs
was tho IDOL OF the sailors. He delighted In measuring
hIs strength with the strongest tars lie can climb
mast b0refoOed as well the best sailor lie Is also
a good boxer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
celebrated his eighty third birthday-he is se-

celebrated his eghty-third birthday-he Is Sc
renely enjoying.
On the whole, Mr.. Stranahan is good specl-
men of the best type of citizenship that the
Republic affords. lie has possessed in large
degree that civic virtue, that interest in matters
of public concern, which is so deplorably lack
ing amcng those who are commonly spoken OF
as "good citizens" That term in many cases
* sad missioner. 10 call Mr.. Stranahan a
good citizen is to utter the simple truth. There
is a peculiar fitness in the fact that the Grafton
at the dedication of the statue this afternoon
will be delivered by DR.. Storrs. He has known
Mr.. Stranahan long and well, both having made
their homes in Brooklyn about the same time,
and more than many ministers Dr. Storrs has
taken a concrete interest in public concerns as
witness his recent service as Park Cominis-
sioner His subject to-day viii ma urally AFFORD
him the opportunity to enlarge upon the duty
of the citizen, and we shall be much mistaken
if he does not improve it, Mr.. Stranahan is to
be congratulated upon the privilege OF witness
ing with his own eyes the token OF the esteem
and regard which the people of Brooklyn feel
for him. Brooklyn is to be congratulated upon
having had for nearly half century so large
hearted and philosophical citizen May he
still have many years of tranquil and happy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
PERSONAL.

large delegation of the Rhode Island Historical So
Getty did homage to Hawthorne tbs week by visiting his
old haunts In salem.
Parnell II one may believe Tho Boston Glooes'
CORE spondent loved and sought In marriage Prov
dence girl twenty years ago but her stern father,
millionaire by tho way, would not approve the match
as the sutton was without a calling. The Irshman's
affection reciprocated, and the separation brought
SORROW 10 two hearts.
Governor Russell, of Massachusetts,, being &C
complished equestrian, he will mounted, and not in
carriage, 10 Harvard on commencement day. His
stan do likewise.
After reading the letter of the Rev. DR.. Hopkins
regarding Bishop elect Brooks, in The Tribune, "The
Burlington Free Press is moved 10 remark " Dr. Hop
kns has been IN feeble health but we think he must
DO recovering"
niece Of Secretary Foster, Miss Mary A. Olmstead
of Fost0ra, Ohio. will DO married next Wednesday
Frank T. Carroll, formerly OF Boston. but now Of
Chicago
Rubenstein persists In his determination to leave
Russia. Many OF his countrymen tried TO Induce him
TO change his mind after his concert In St. Petersburg
on May 10 One Of the many listeners arose and read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06

and lay coffee mains and pneumatic PIE anu e'n"
witch tubes through the streets anu ih'o e'.iS
Office. the same as gas or water Inc ouo'Ne'
man sits at his desk and simply turns iau'eO
when he wants q cup OF coffee ana Puiis
small lever when he desires piece OF pie Inc
pie will be delivered in rubber cylinder ana
metre will be attached to the coffee pipeS' ao-
curately registering the amount drawn during tlle
month. Apple, mince and pumpkin pie Will
be delivered through the same tube, ana also
corned beef and chicken sandwiches. For gour-
mands depandlng wider range than thls' ohe
company will add in time q special service OF
crulles and ice cream. A registering machine
will be attached to each tube and the user could
SOP inst how fast his luncheon bill was counting
up during the month. The company claims that
with their system in use the business man does
not need TO spend even one minute over his
luncheon, but that it would absolutely prevent any
waste of time whatever, as he could readily die
tate a letter or converse with client or customer
while eating his luncheon, embracing opportunl-
ties which always occur in either dictauon or
conversation TO swallow bite Of pie or draugnt
of coffee.
The fundamental defect with the system OF
the Coffee Piping and Pneumatic Tube Luncheon
Company is that it does not allow the business
man to go out He needs the exercise OF going
for his luncheon. Besides, as we mentioned when
first speaking on the subject; he must go out Tor
his cocktail anyway. 1t would be absurd TO talk
of piping cocktails from central works. cock
tail is too delicate thing TO be thus handled.
This company may do well in some places, but
it could never give satisfaction in NewYorlS. What
we want is not a closing-up Of lunch-counters,
but some sort Of a steam or electric means for
getting food at them in abCIt half tho time which
it now takes. We understand that company
with this end in view has been Incorporated, and
we hope to be able to make public its plans soon.
Rapid luncheon is almost assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
TWELVE PAGES
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreirn.-Sir John A. Macdonald is unconscious
and sinking. - The testimony for the defend
ants in the baccarat trial was completed, ana OIL
Charles Russell began to sum up for the deIence,
- The Behring Sea bill passed the House OIL
Commons. and also passed its first reading In uhe
House of Lords.
Domestic.-A dispatch from Admiral McCann 10
tbe NAVY Department says that the transfer OF
arms from the Robert and Minnie to the ltata
,ooL n1ace only a few miles from the coast. -
The graduating class at West Point gave q cavalry
exhibition in the riding hall of the post =
Attorney. General Tabor notified to the ADIRONDACK
and ST Lawrence Railway that 1t must not cuo
any more timber on State lands. - Inc Ueh-
eral SYNOD of the Reformed Church In America
voted for union with the Reformed Church OF the
limited States - The argument in the lliden
will contest was closed yesterday In the court OF
Appeals at Saratoga.
Citv and Suburban-The directors of the Union
Theological Seminary resolved that they saw no
reason to change their views in regard 70 thelr
transfer Of DR.. Briggs. - charges Vi con-
sniracy to be made in connection with the contest
over the will of Mrs Stewart. - Inc new
yorl, baseball team defeated the Cincinnati nine,
and the Bridegrooms the Chicago. - Winners
at Morris Park: Leveller, Vardee, Anna b., From
tenac. Picknicker and Merry Monarch. - An
old soldier. who had been arrested for drunken
ness. was burned to death in a lookup at NyacK'
- Stocks dull; and after small fluctuations
they closed strong at fractional advances. CHI
cago Gas was the most active, as well as the
strongest stock.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair and
warmer. Temperature yesterday Highest 50
degrees; lowest 81; average, GO S-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
RlPID LENCHEON.

The demand made by The Tribune few days
400 That something be done to solve the rapid
luncheon problem in New-fork has called out
much discussion and many plans. 1t is admitted
on all sides that the need for rapid luncheon is
secondary only to the need for rapid transit. And
as we surmised, it is with luncheon with transit
people do not waste time over either from choice
it is the facilities which are at fault in both
eases Many business men have written TO The
Tribune during the last few days saying that they
would not spend three, four and sometimes five
minutes over their luncheons if they could help
IT, Our call for a one-minute luncheon for bust
ness men has secured general Endorsement. Said
one prominent Broadway business man, widely
known in financial and mercantile circles: New
York must have the one-minute luncheon il she
expects to retain her supremacy among American
cities If our energies had not been sapped and
weakened by long luncheons, Chicago would never
have secured the Worlds Fair"
The need for swiftcr luncheon service having
been established it remains to be seen what can
be done by inventors 10 bring it about. Sugges-
tions and ideas have not been wanting. Perhaps
the most radical plan is that proposed by the New
York Coffee Piping and Pneumatic Tube Luncheon
Company lI4imited). Briefly, this company pro-
poses to do away with the lunch-counter entirely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
A MELANCHOLY BEGINNING.

The first week OF warm weather has pro-
duced an unusual list of deaths by drowning,
though the annual record Of such clamities is
always long. The season for outdoor bathing
is welcomed with delight by Millions but it is
invariably season of mourning in many house
holds. Naturally, bathing is especially danger
Gus early in the summer, for the water is cold,
and except in the case Of robust constitutions
the shock is more apt to produce paralysis than
exhilaraton. But, lfnhappily, the need of cau-
ton does not inspire it. Narrow escapes may
deter those who have been in peril from taking
subsequent risks, but they make only a slight
impression on others. And so, year after year
lives are thrown away and hcmes
are made desolate.
The adage that little knowledge is n dan
gerous thing applies to the art of swimming,
but it is also true that proficiency in that art
often inspires excessive confidence. The case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
Nmneenients.

1IJoU THEATRE and s--.,unt Bridgets Daby.
BROADWAY THEATRE and S-WanS.
CASTNo-2 and S;15-Apouo.
COLUMBUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Girl. s-Rigo
letto.
EDEN MuSEE-Wax Tateaus.
GARDEN THEATRE-2 and :30-Don Juan.
HARRIGAN'S THEATRE-2 and s-Relly and the 400
ROSTER a. BIAL'S-2 and S-Carmencita.
IYCEUM THEATRE and S15-Tho Yelled Picture.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-s-Coneert.
MADISON SQUARE TIIEArRE-a and :3o-The Ner'
chant
PALMER's THEATRES l5-The Tar and the Tartar.
POLO GROUNDS p. m.-Basebal.
PRINCETON, n. J.-Baseball
PRoCToR'S 23D-ST. THEATRE ana s;1S-Mr. VIII
kinson's Widows.
TERRACE GARDEN-s-The Seven Suabans.
18th STREET THEATRE-2 and S-Miss manning