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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-17
LOST.
MISCKLLA NROUS.

ID EFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT H. fATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auotioneer.
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IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
Il mineral water are sold by all frst-olass
clubs. hotels, saloons and stores. NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE, sole agent
FLOWERS aud Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
II for all occasions AZ short notice at Strong's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt
road. Telephone +98.
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DIRD CAGES Of all kinds, baskets, flower
ID pots and garden tools sat GARDNER'B q,
iIS BrOughton street.
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WANTED, a woman to cook for small
w family. Apply after O'Clock at 81 Gas
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mercer University.

SESSION opens Sept ~, 1899. Tuition free.
Bedroom free. Day board with good families
$s TO $40 per month Board and lodging with
College fees $40 payable on entrance. For In
formation and catalogues address q. A. NUN
NALLY, President, NJ CON- Ga
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TOR SALE. 30 head OF stock &C A. MoCOR-
Il MICK's STABLES.
ENOR SALE, California clRret, So so per case;
Il imported and American ginger ales and
beers. The finest stock of Key West cigars in
the city. M. LAWNS ESTATE. Telephone
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WANTED. statesmen for Georgia, Florida
w and South Carolina to sell our celebrated
teas, coffees and cigars. We want reliable and
competent men only, who have established
trade in the territory named. BENNETT,
SLOAN & co. Address all communications
with references, to MAURICE DEITSH, Mana
ger Southern Department, p. o. box 1885, New
York city
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EOR RENT, the premises now occupied by
Il the Germania Bank; possession given Dec.
/. For further particulars apply at the GER
MANIA BANK.
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Observations TAKEN AZ tue sans rnomeup OF
time at hssaaons for tbs MOANING Esws
SAVANNAH. Sept. I6. 7i2o ?. n, city time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

ful girl with engaging manners. Matte
Thompson, Colonel Phil Thompson's
daughter. has been winning hearts all
through her twenty years. She received
part of her education at the convent in
Georgetown, and even as schoolgirl
was a great favorite in Washington So
ciety. She Is of good height, has .
beautiful figure, lovely neck and arms,
dark, curly brown hair, laughing brown
eyes and complexion of red roses and
rich cream. She is charming in con-
versation, and don't believe was ever
! at q loss for word.
Ever 30 much prettier than her picture
is Miss Maggie Darueille. who belongs
to one of tho oldest families Of the dis
trict, and one famous for its pretty
women. Miss Darneille is sparkling
brunette with abundant dark curly
hair, beautiful eyes and fine complexion.
She has very pleasing manners and Is q
great social fayorite.
Among the girls in senatorial circles
there are many comedy and clever ones.
There is Miss Washburn, of Minnesota,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

I'LL The neat nasne No. calle1 ooee -
vain. snd - the snroaA ell we~ld -
spond 70 suythfng frosn saith -
Kaszsaysnmss. h A.ppsnsa 70 b.
John brown I csnas sp sailing. end
the wicked gsms worked with that
greasy snanoshns~ which b - painfully
eoz1moa and - ta.nouEsging - ne
good
La my stolen ssaAnroum 10 mlnutsn
later felt heartily sshamsd of mysslf.
This sentimsnt uinGlsd with tAs emo
tionn which bed bean excited By my
companion on the train: and I ecald
uot help refreshing hat z any man
really deserved - b blown up. I wss
the Individual
At that moment there wsa csutious
knock 1t the door-not IN ordinary
knock. bat one with . certain mcns-
urcd csdencs. - Of . signal Something
told mo what wa coming. ] felt that
ii was what nay wife would cali = judg-
ment While I was trying 20 decide
whether To admit the visitor or % siide
gently out of The stateroom window
and swim for tho connectieut coast, the
door twhich had not looked1 slowly
opened. and tho bed Of the man with
the pointed beard wss thrust caatiously
in The remainder Of his physical b.
ing followed soon, and perceived that
he carried the small handbag.
You are John Brown, sAid he. In q
solemn tone. and he made = peculiar
sign with one finger. My nervea were
in such . condition that ! actually imi
tated that sign. though would have
given seven hundred dollAzS not 70 do il
'Ah," said he, - II relieved well
here's tho stuff." and he indicated the
handbag.
Take 1t away gaspcd-
mo weakening now" he replied
sterniy. ''or you are lost II Is harm
less IL you handle It properly. Lift the bag
thus"-accompanying his words with
appropriate gcstures-'And 1t il safe
But II you wish To blow the vessel int
fragments. grasp the bag in any Other
manner than that which have shown
you I now leave tho substance with
you, but first give mo the key Of The
stateroom so that IL you are arrested
can recover the property"
| He took tho key from tho door and
departed. A few minutes later
emerged from under the bedclothes IL
the berth. whittier I had withdrawn
while he was showing tho ihiquities o.
tho bag. l felt safer under tho clothes
but the suspense was too great
How should get rid of that dreadful
thing? II informed the boats captain
he would doubtless seize the bag. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Fountain street,. l.. Jackson, n. D.. pas
tor, No. Il Campbell Place Services. 10 q. M.
and y. m. Sunday school. " M. ID D eros
hey. Supt.. No. BIZ Fountain street.
second. corner Gold aud Califofna-kooert
Van Kirk. pastor. No. 10 Watson street.
Services. 10: 80 m ana p m. Young people $
meeting NJ pm. sunday school at noon. ~.
4. Bodwell. Supt.. No. III Gold street.
Messiah Baptist No. ITO Ellsworth avenue
John kookus. acting pastor, NJ. l.o n. Pros
peer. Services at 10 q and pm.. sunday
Munson street.
Calvary Baptist church. corner Ionia street
and sixth ayenue-Jaoez Snashai. pastor. No.
l55 Sixth avenue. Services. 1880 a m and p
m. Y. Y. 5. &. L. at q m. sunday school at
noon; John +. Cheeny. Supt.. NO. Sis South
Division.
Wealthy avenue-John Heritage. pastor. No.
rs East street. Services. l0:n "A IN aud y m.
Young peoples meeting at 2 IN. sunday
SCHOOL AT u m Scott Curdy. Supt.. No. 40
Wealthy avenue.
Swedish Baptist, corner Turner aud Fifth
streefs-Henry Nelson. pastor. No. los Turner
street. Services ar l0:30 a N and p IN.
Young PEOPLES meeting the first and third
sunday of each month NJ m. Sunday
school NJ 9:SOa m. Andrew Swanson, Supt..
No. IS Broadway.
Berean Mission-Corner North Colt avenue
and Third streer-R. b. Loomis. Supt.. No. l02
Barclay street. Sunday school nj J p. IN.
Emanuel Mission, College avenue. near East
Bridge--W. Z. Sheppard, Supt., No. ~ kei-
locg street. Sunday school at $3.50 m.
Sixth Ward Baptist Mission, now holding
service in the Wesleyan Methodist church,
corner Turner and Crosby streets-W. n.
Rowe. Supt.. No. lSi n. Prospect street. Sun
day school IT m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

AA00iL DAhNEl&<k&I~
who Is fair, slight and not very tall.
She is well read girl, who talks easily
and well.
Pretty, brown haired. brown eyed
little Courtney Walthall, of Mississippi.
has been written about and fattered SO
much that it's wonder her curly head
hasn't been turned. The same might be
said Of Lucille and Corinne Blackburn,
Of Kentucky. who are tall, slim girls,
with pretty features, soft brown hair
and graceful, easy manners.
Newer ones who have not been para
graphed so often are Miss Brice, of Ohio,
and Miss Mary Villas, second daughter
of Senator Villas, of Wisconsin.
Miss Brice is rather plump, but Of
good figure. and has thick brown hair
combed quite plainly back. exposing a
well shaped forehead. never noticed
the color of her eyes, but know that they
are intelligent and very expressive. She
is bright and witty, and talks remark
ably well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
TN WITH BAD ONES
he STEALS ALONE sTATERooM
- = Rohbsd q q - he Most Dss-
pieabss Tn<k Ever Played
% = Nan

xhs oatn7 wss barring me rapidly
b1w Dosn0 % mattrsss on the gallery
- q oaDund seenmsr. Ieould not help
soU11ng thos unstrsss - my ultimate
la1o1nn1ion- Ths htsaner would Ger
49, b vssy mach ovsrioaded There
~ been . snupention In Boston. and
6.1ovnAs hmm Al poinss south were
oB1nG hnms ny way. This would have
- - 60 = I had sslocted some
- ~. cuvsnsionz always dis
$500 - dny when take journey;
- - sse.EntnG throng never even
- - eng o&hsE route than that
Unksh I suaseA A. ~ my remembering
tDGnGngs . seotnEoom, the chance that
- pssukdent Of the company win put
- o11so steamer ~ my disposal Il bet
- thnn tha&
- Dnnnnhoty thoughts were In
$1,000 ~ the voice Of q man who
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

s.et n~asiy ever our heads which he
I'D 49, sbost the proper thing.
sIf - owner of IT, he whispered.
- tAAs fsl2ow with the pointed whis-
~. beIievs he n one Of them. He
enme over In the Steamer with me
This couversasion put me into ssch .
ft>ns Ut mind thss when left the train
- bonnA thu steamboat imagined her
20 ~ freirhsed 9th nitroQiyccrine
Due ~ q.rstion Of ssaseroom ten
pps.wt1y divsr<sd my thopghss. Al the
envlk<re opportnnitv soueht The psr-
own oG5ce and wAs told that none was
- b hnd However,. pss my name
% - '.wafstng f;se. In ORDER 30 taks
~ chance OF getting . room which bad
besn enu2Red By mafs OF wise hus
vould mod be taken. On tft- line these
pspns - Hspos-i Of after eEnn~r. The
spv&sunss e~sf>r about The psrser's Of.
- shout ofctork. aad the nsm>s are
onf1rS % kun Ne ilss
49, sn h.nd - the pesp>s tina bat
~ wt1h hops. ~ bad bs<n hid that
ny $500 WA shous dffisth % the
No. auri sh&s esiy to fr~t ssoseu had
en- slusnc~. A bag unisor-<~d man with
. h~ss vsice s<c<>i iasisss The pars~rs
w3zdgw ,nd called sse a~nsA Tie gave
sv>ry nan I've cHAA<. and II be az not
appesr his tsfanit "a. r><-srdei I NM
drr>tcod shis saiek'g. b~c2as> the Art
Ghres - har ssrn were IN The hax when
- prrfcrAsnee h<g~n ard mis.>i th~sr
mCor<unify
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Miss Villas is fair and quite slender-a
charming girl. who was not ont much
owing to her mothers rather delicate
health.
A beautiful girl. who is not yet ont.
but Is still pursuing her studies under the
watchful eye Of her mother. is Miss Alice
Belknap. daughter ~ the late General
Belknap. She was born In Washington,
but spent most % her life abroad. and
speaks nuentiy French, German and
Italian. She has fine figure. an ex-
quisite rose leaf complexion and very
dark eyes. lsshes and hrows. In striking
contrast 10 q prcfnsion 81 golden hair.
Her only appearance In society last sea
eou was ~ the superb cofaing cut ball
of Colonel Jerome BonapaFta's lovely
daughter. who N her intimate friend.
IruErrn M. HAssfrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Had dropped into the seat beside me in
che smoking car. He said: Its .
drea3fal seats OF things over In Eu-
ycps."
isspaisd that II Wa pretty bad over
hers. and Hl<ely 70 DO worse during the
nighk
ssBuI msan this dynamite business"
ouid he Two just becr across tho
psnd. dunt Jon know"
At this point he infused into his lam
gues . small quantity Of that accent
Whdch one win pick up IN London II he
= noe pa<tzcular about his associates,
I'D TN closed with few words which
would noe he Understood In Paris,
thoaah th1y were apparently Of French
origin Hss1nG thus gracefully brought
- suuvszsation 10 . point where he
opnad rsnsnunbly monopolizs Il, he went
"a - - HAT hs bad travelled quito ex-
tsnnkvely. He had spent over ave days
n P.sia md knsw The city thoroughly.
- hnd bssn thGs whsn tho anarchist
0s1>nmnR w.sas tn hdght Evidently
hoAnAsAynsminesAnry. and knew that
nnGk1ng could kssp him from telling II.
Du11w ~ mua1s hsplayed around
0o~dgsof - - woman toys with .
nsDse 49, . gig couldn't restrain her
49, 0su1gtnGt but which l. too deli
49, - As1ua
~ md - hs got down TO business
- oppnws - h had bad tho extreme
- "a ous of tho PAris-
IN onpaaufpuA He had not been I'M
v11.1. M I'D dropped In accidentally.
u w0 6sadfnl A man standing close
essids him had besn hit BY . flying
hvio.. OF course. Il might have hit him.
~ - - conveniently. He bad picked
up the brick and had brought 1t home
~ Ais tsunl. He sppared 10 entertain
3 high opinion Of its dslioAcy and discre-
o1pn- Aftsr speaking at length of tho
We and wonderful work OF Providence
- pssssrving him. while permitting tho
OehsR eunkleman 70 sustain compound
zs.cegs ok TIE bridge OF the nose, my
NV fr1snd di.cussed the general sub
1sss Of dynsmiterA The stories that he
I'D M wsre really dreadful: and. COM
hg from n syewitness. they impressed
- deeply.
He lid thas dyusmaters sometimes
4AnETisd Ne deadly stun In ordinary
1nnd bsgA He pointed TO one in the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

vanishing day At the salon h an oc-
casisn for the display Of eur prettiess
costumes, aud We must plead guilty ~
trying Ia oatds cur neishiors In the
matter Of handsome costumes, and In
my opinion the living hsures that pass
seresely along locking Al the paintings
ere more Interesting than the psetures.
TIE dresses are SO psetts. shs esfssois 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

vet foot piece. richly embroidered with
gold or silver, or sometimes mixture OF
both. The girdle Is sometimes embroid-
cred to match the skirt and sometimes
left plain.
Ribbons are holding high carnival
and iiutter everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

mors or ts'ss gold
or silver ein,
hroidsry. Figaro
Jackets at rich
white or black
velvet are st!iiiy
embroidered in
gold thread. aud
many costumes
have sest front.
cuffs ard collars
In tho same vaiu-
able embroidery.
Some OF them are
made pestiche so
as 20 change
from one cos
tune 10 another.
Handsome dress
es for visit. homo
or reception are
often made like
the illustration.
with a deem vel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

nridxs street. sefsIesx n~iy es;asR 4slsn ~
a.. rfxfFf kad eefues ~ lH.x. esxEl<.<
prayer sna sermon ~ ) "a. ezlHtes seseei 81
Ia. The testsf = ssipeftatesasaf ei Tic
ruadsy scheel
fsesss. ha. ~ Essett stfxsf@ hsfsfess. holy
eomfaaaloa : . ~. 0sraInS sf~sSf ksd
sessnoa At i1Esa q M cseAlaE prayer
ks,a sSf1sou. J y. "a ecA1sy ekA1Ql. - n.
fhs fsstsT h Superintendent 81 abs sEadss
sebeos
~ Mxrks seFts ofana Rspias Hissien
l. Pail hesa sscHzar~ fFs. G. +. Morley. FaEf-.
esrnsf uasmbs tEd fsyior streets. fentA3
sekne. 81 30 F-fa, txrstee ana sfTspen q 3Els
D 81 b Dr., Isml.bsi Fair. ~. Lake ksskeT.
nss. warden. ". II. Mech. sserss2r,.
-. MARKS nakaale PARK Mission. esrner
Cottage Grove Asxnee sad refiaour streets
Mira Fsli.w. enpi.. oakaAss fxss. egnany
school At .. ~. Aef.aon 4ud segsief et . ..
"a. hfst Sunday % each mggiih ts Df. Campbell
Fair.
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llgnt aud airy, sssds - they are e saisas
ehlffoa lightly lezsoos4sd over = frame %
pale sslk. and the hats are - becnning.
and the Wraps - rseh with sold en-
hsoidsry, and tho taes and sslbca 30
much VI u l. ussd now. sao<s. think.
than ever before.
The srsins wraps simply revel IN rich
embroidery IN metal threads. and alnieat
every costume which VIII stand u has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
ALL ARE FAIR BUDS
And Add TO the Attraetivcness
Of Capital Society
DAUGHTERS or EMINENT MEN
Graceful Girls In Senatorial cisciss--M,ss
Wsisnsll. Msss Wsshha1n. Msas bsiee.
Msss Villas. the Misses blackburn.

During the season Of isss Washington
society has been blessed with M un-
usual number Of bright girls, whose
fresh beauty reminds oas Of this glorious
Maytime.
Mrs. Carlisle had with her most Of the
season two lovely Kentucky girls. Miss
Virginia Ball Helm and Miss Matte
Thompson. Miss Helm Is fair, grace
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

kfsrki hear the nosheFs eng.
Flsidss Worm Powders e just the thine,
Pleasant % taBe, astsg nild,
~ thssf uss trey cured ny child.
Asa pour druggist fss them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

"a. Mars <sftA nisistsn street~f' Am es.eis
Fair. u. b, fsefaf No. las Bestelrs street
services h1is eaMsAaaiea st ie 70 n prayer
Aba <rresaa - II ~. evening pssses aAa s~f
men ~ d ~ sa0ass ssheei ~ 70 -. sapG-
W, y rissfi. NJ. - rnulh Lstssette. Sansas
eetesi ~ ~. ~aes. sseahfs
trace ehafsn. Lafayette street. - p. Hatfss
ree5er, eaTuef Lafayette shd thetfy streets
sefsfsss hass eeWmaaiea ~ "a. sfayef
sas sefnea a. b 4 . 81, essHias PRAYER sna
seS0en st p a.. Raasas setta8i - aaaa
Charles skfmaaf sapt Ne - thefry street
IFiassy. eSfsef 81 Il BsIsfe asa teflsxe ave
aue- heaff j. J@hnston. fe<iSf. Ne - 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Congregational.
psra Congregational, cCrSe. fsfk ana East
Park sffefss-Sa sxeuiaf rast9r Al present
Services &t 10 - . IN snl Z p IA. Huaa.y
school AZ naon. Cas- II. Heshzief. eapt. 10.
us East fastos ftfssf-
Psaiafela ssentse->J. r. Husted. pastor. No
2iD Piainteid av~nit<. Services. 10 80 IA nnd
ppm. Young peoples meeting az y m.
sunday school al neoe. u. K 4uHsoa. eupf-.
residence on knapp's rsea.
smith Memorial. eofher Finnsy snd Wealthy
avenue Hector A. AttIntere. pastor. No. s.
Goodrich street. services ~ i5s1 .! kHa
p m. Sunday school Al noon. Daniei .snaer
Bosgb. rapt.. sssseepce rear VI No. ssa Gr114r
Vile avenue.
South church, corner Mcdowell and Central
avenue. Il. smi b. pasfof. Ne. Isl tentrs
day school Ut nooa. oscafsE. Bedding. supt.
No. 2lo Central sycn0e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

llesised Christian Reformed Of toidbfsok
corner Ietrnnd and Ioass ssreets-L. J. Husr(
Fastor. No A. Leeraad. Services. 2 - q m and
: "a aud p m Bible class q y m. sunday
school At IL N. - :. PostNa. Supt.. 40
Broadway.
Lakfaye street Holland Christssn Reformed
jean 4. be Baum. pastor, No. q La1fay 9
street. sefylcss la.a 4 N Ard N. john
schefsr, ~upt., No. in1s Filth avenue.
Splax sf~eet Holland ChFlskian Reformed -
J. n. tes pastor. No. a. <psine. services = 10
an. ana N. cunsfav srheol - 90 NJ.
Nns. nF4nk. Sapf.. Ne. = Spflhs street
Hnnsne CHRISTIAN Relorne4. F,fth avenue
~. r. snfldf. pasfaf Ne. SIS q aaavllie ave.
nua, services Al ~ M. = sad . ~. Sanass
srhees At SO ~. Mex Bsersma. sapt-.
aotifFes avenue.
Essf street. Holland Christisn Refsfmsa~-H
~evehstas. paslof No. - !. tssi street. ser
Wees. ss -. lard pm. taserhssfa - n m.
- Barter street,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

teFsrrssissl hess % sersSers IN Ladies
LITERARY fiat he8s~ ~ rrrse~f--f'nsr:ss
fsnfhref. r>sfef, Ne s. serfis sx~nas, scr.
vice. lasAsa. sysnlBx sessloe. sasa.<
seases ~ y ~, fIest I. ksp4. sept. eernef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Several parties have already arranged
to 90 to Niagara Falls on the excursion
gwen under tne auspices Of the Press
esab. jana /. The fare for the round
"TRIP 10 placed at -. tsetsts good ~
return on sHy Fssuiaf train Within ave
dayss
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casisrrn al ftsA rhsreh- s<sfenes a.. ~
t~tea ksxssh sne fenlass. Heesx 4. ora.
s5ea, s<stef, M. 81 Y. ffeas services 4,
$50 -. sn1 p n raasss <<>anf ~
i es -. fhe PASTOR u sap<ss ssaatns 81 she
saaass scAesL
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Temple rsasuael. csfasF Fsunfasn and rsr-
sefn ssreess-f. " 4eSsessen. rsbsi. Ne. i'e
Rsreiss street. services. ffiass estainz 81
80. cztcfass fncfni az II % a'efock. ~anasy
Seaeei af II Ssfaresy seerufne. sat - raa-
asy mofntne. Aaeh Je<>essoa ia eapeffnsea-
ashs 81 beth SUNDAY sohaasx
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Presby,erian.

Free Methodist services held In hail on cor.
Lizzie NJ. White. pastor. corner Stocking aud
Third streets. Services at 10 80 M and m
sunday school at 1890. Ira II. Thompson,
Supt.. No. Gil n. College avenue.
Wesleyan Methodist corner Turner and
Crosby streets-M. ]. Bladder, pastor, corner
Turner and Crosby streets; services. class
meetings u m and $50 p IN; sermons at 80
a IN and y m; sunday school at II m; James
Pierce. Supr.. corner Center and Second street.
Comstocks addition.
Zion tcoloredl Oh Fifth avcnue-P. II. VII
liams. pastor. No. III spring street; services
at 49, m and I:5D . M; Sunday school at
Thomas Corbin. Supt.. Mason street.
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Evangelical

Zion German Evangelical, corner W. rridxs
Iensa street. sreend heHs~ soafh OF Bridge
Services ~ 10 = -, ara .. N. ~Enany
school at 80 ~. Nicholas Aeker. .sapt. Ne
a. Sprinknsia aseaae.
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Holland reformed.

Holland Reformed. Turner street between
kerr acting pastor. No. isl ". Leonard street
services a nj. and . IN, sunday school
after morning service; X. be Meester, Supt
No. Ses Crosby street. Sunday school nj S.3J
Cornelius ogders uis, Supt.. residence Second
street. Comstocks addition.
Holland Reformed. Clancy street between
Cedar and Bradford streefs-~John Wander
Brock, pastor. residence north of church
Schosl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Swedish Lutheran, corner Valley and Court
III. T. Quist. pastor. house south OF church !:
services at 1890 y m aud 80 nj: sunday
school AZ noon; NJ. L. Bloom. Supt.. No. 50
West Bricgs street.
St.John's Evangelical Lutheran. ut. Vernon
street-Davin 6resner. pastor. No. 10 Mt. Yer
non street; service at 1880 M; no evening
service; sunday school at noon; Fred Shusler
Supt.. No. I'll Broadway.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Seventh Day A6sentlsts. holding services In
Good Tenpisrs Hal. MeAaiien eierk-IA g.
Moore, pastor. tettBgr Streye avenues ssrsiee
81 3a.iA saturday morning ard 1.S runaav
eVrnfnxs sunday scfani alter strrff~ On sat
urdsy; Thomas benjamin. suFt.. Ne. al Z.
Lafayette street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Church of Christ. corner Lyon and BARCLAY
nue. Services. 10 - q m aud I Pr. Yrs
C. r. M SPIN. Seadss school ~ soon. Al. n
Sorrick, sapt.. Ne. 2o uatcisy street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Church OF the New Jerusalem, corner Lyon
The yendsre- Services az is.s9 = N aad :
d IN. sunday school AZ II ns. The ezsfer Is
superintendent VI the sunday school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

xUnited Brethren. corner OF Buchanan
and gngiey avenue-w. u. Straften. pastor.
corner BsTioa and Buchanan STREETS Ser.
vices at ll:i0 10 and y. m. sunday school
II noon. George w. DuleEback, supf.. Ridge
avenue. near :. Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22
Lutheran.

German Evangelical Lutheran Church Of I'm
manuel-Corner L. Bridge aad \. Division
streets. Rev. c. j. j. FrineAe. pastor.
ing service Sunday school al IN; the pas
tor is superintendent of the sunday school.
Swedish Evangelical Mission. Broadway be.
tween First and Second streeis-Constaatlne
Olson. pastor. corner Second and Fremont
streets; services AT 1915 m ana T:Si Il m. I;
Charles j. Lundgren, Suot-, No. 50 Brainard
Sunday school nj $50 "A m.