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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Brief Mention OF z. Burkhart 5
New ana Elegant Furniture
kmporlum-A New Stock

Those friends OF Z. Burkhsrdt, the
well kn9Hn furniture dealer. that nave
called on Inn althln the past week IL
Ms new aud mammoth furniture eli
nee, located al No. lbs Cana street,
never fali 20 speak a. terms OF mos.
commendaDle nature regarding the
handsome editlee s1d the huge stock OF
novelties seen on each hOOT.
Mr.. Bdrkhart Is deserving of all the
words Of praise sbowered on HIM and
the enterprise he has shown and rapid
progress lie has made, forms splendid
example
A representative of The HERALD yes
terday visited the new structure aud
made = brief tour through the nne
large floors.
The building is of pressed brick. five
floors and basement aad IS 20xl25 feet
IA diameter. Ii Is lighted with cleo
/ t-ielty, has one of Halls latest I'M
proved elevators and is thoroughly
complete in every respect.
Mr.. Burkhzrt mas only been IN his
new quarters about a week anu has
hardly gotten all MS stock arranged as
| desired, out he is ready for business
and the reception OF MS friends.
Mr.. Burkhart thought il fitting TO go
into mis- new building with full and
complete line of new aud elegant
| goods, and AS consequence each one
! or the Il ors occupied IS stocked with
| rich and elegant novelties that anyone
would enjoy Teasing their eyes on.
| The fifth floor IS devoted 10 chairs and
tables, and cnildrens' goods Of which
very large assortment IS on e1hlbi-
| ton. On the fourth floor are TO be
| found the bedroom suits, the mattress
| departments, sitting room and Kitchen
furniture. The upholstered goods are
| to be found or the third floor IN large
quantities and assorted varieties.
Mr.. BurEha enjoys one advantage
| that few retail furniture dealers can
boast of and that is the direct con-
nection he has from his furniture
| house to the warerooms of the New
| England Furniture Co., which are To-
Gated in the rear of Mr.. Burkharts
! building. Only the bridge connects the
two and without any trouble a patron
| in a short space OF time is como ucted
into q wareroOm where one Of the
largest and most elegant displays OF bed
room furniture to be found IN the city
| is exhibited. On the first floor choice
| line Of fancy goods, rockers, sdeboards,
etc., are shown. In making arrange
ments for the coming fall trade Mr..
Burkhart selected n larger, more COM
plete and by far better grade of goods
than he has ever exhibited before. He
bought closely and is therefore pre-.
pared to offer equally as fine bargains
as has heretofore prevailed. The stock
shown is really meritoriou. one and
worthy second notice. One visiting thil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Regular rehearsal Of ths Oratorio so
clety 81. take place tomofro" st f'3o
O'Clock A. the corner OF jefferson ave-
nue. snd state street Applications Tor
memDersnip Will be reeoised by Dlree-
tor M0renead al rs slore from IL 10
lao eacn day.
ID. II. BENJAMIN, who died last sum
mes Ia Milwaukee. lest An estate valued
AZ 81 .03l. no AZ. The property included
sII3, 600 Ia real estate, t7o.sl7.so in
money. SIS, so7 81 IN notes, and the bal
ace In stocks IN different corporations.
A mssGlnz Of district school teachers
was held az ths West Michigan bcsi-
ness college yesterday. Inc teachers
Listened TO An address on kindergar ten
wogk 10 the afternoon BY Mrs. Elnors
"a ddebaek.
Tho Hon. Roger w. Buttsrfeid will
address the Young PEOPLES society of
the Fountain street Baptist church
Monday evening. taking The Story OF
TIE Book" as his subject.
The Rev. o. c. Baker Of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church will
preach mere tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock N the German Lutheran
church, Mt. Vernon street.
The improvement. board committee
on printing will meet tomorrow night
for the purpose OF awarding the con-
tract for printing the book TO DO pub
llshed by ths board.
Members OF the Press club who wish
20 ne present q. the club supper at the
New Livingston Wednesday evening at
$50 should notify John III. Finn on or
before Tuesday.
A stray horse was picked up on the
street by tho police on Monday. and
put IA q barn a. the corner Of kalama-
ZOO and Adams streets. where it 10 still
unealled for.
The Rev. w. j. Russell of the Church
OF Christ will give his third lecture to
young men tnIs evening. Subject,
''Ine Spiritual Mature and Its Cultiva
tlon."
W. w. Mitchell OF Cadillac, who 10
extensively engaged IN the lumber
business IN New Mexico, has been in
this city on business for tns past few
days.
Charles Dalrymple. q graduate of
the Dunlop cure for drunkenness, has
been called 10 Detroit TO engage in the
Happy Home club work IN that city.
Miss McNamara's ciass will furnish
the entertainment for the ladies of st.
Johns mission at their hall, No. ga
South DIVISION street, October 8.
Blaine Gavett Of Detroit, son Of Capt.
William A Gavstt and . namesake of
James G.. Blame, Is At sweets with .
party of Detroit friends.
Grand Lecturer Clark OF Lexington
"A Al ~ IL ~.
sonic lodges OF the city last night.
Friday evening the Good Templars
or Lodge No. sl4 surprised heir wor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Something We All Enjoy.

No meal is complete unless fish or
game of some sort il included IN the
bill. A toothsome bass or whltefish or
nicely baked blcefish forms a dish
hit 10 set before king. Tastes vary,
and while come people would heartily
enjoy something like the above. Others
would prefer lobster or a soft-shelled
crab. Not only does ones likes or dis
likes end hear; even other fish are ap-
preciated. Then after meat has been
served, what IS nicer than dish OF
some choice game? Dettenthaler, No.
III Monroe street, always has IN stock
fresh lot of game, fish, etc, and in
making your selection of meats, etc.
for meal, il will pay the purchaser TO
give Dettenthaler a call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Travelling Bags and Trunks.

The traveller thai leaves a city with
riekety trank or dilapidated travel
Tag bag, p rforns piece of business
that is very risky. No one ought to 90
TINS, especially when durable ana SER
viceable bags and trunks are 20 be
obtained at rock bottom figures. A
inner and more comp.ets line OF these
goods will not be found In the city
than that shown By Gsoskopf Bros,
No. 81 Canal street, aud their prices
are uneQualed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
A Special in SilyerWare.

Zierleyn q Carstens, 50 Monroe
street, are making a special and de-
cidedly taking offer in silver. plated
knives and forks. bearing their own
stamp and carrying their guarantee.
These goods were made TO their order
by the celebrated Rodgers works. At
the price offered, 1915 per set, they
will last but very snort time, and IL
behooves YOU TO call at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Storage House Furniture Repair


w y. shattuck * Co., sos South
Division street, wish 10 announce TO
the public IN general that they are
about 10 open 4 store house which viii
be completely equipped for the puT-
pose IL is 20 be used. In connection
with their storage business ShAttuck &
Co. will make . speciality OF uphol-
stery and furniture repairing, full
and complete line OF pushes and tap
estry being carried for the purpose.
The entire second door of the bui!sing
Will be utilized for renting purposes.
about twenty rooms having been ar
ranged IN q handsome and attractive
manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Fish and Game.

Beiven & Allyn, No. LOG Canal street.
dealers in fresh and salt water fish,
always have IN stock q varied assort-
ment of goods. fresh from tine market,
and are always selling At prices consist
ent with the very best. 1t is 70 the in
terest of all about TO select fish for q
meal to give Beiven & Allyn call. 1t
Will we'll repay you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

furniture emporium BOW would he sur
prised 81 the magnitude OF the display
ana IS excellence
Ar. BarkAzTt extends 10 his friends,
his patrons aad the puollc IN general .
cordial invitation 10 visit Inn n his new
quarters, 81 ll3 Cana street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Will Soon Be in His New Quarters

When ready for business in his new
quarters, Cooper, the candy man. can
boast of as handsome and coy con-
lection emporium rs will be found In
this city. Mr.. Cooper is soon to locate
at ll9 Canal street, K. Burkhart's old
quarters, and workmen srs rapidly
preparing the premises. Mr.. Cooper
is to have new fixtures IN his place of
business. IN fact everything about the
premises will be new
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Burial Permits.

Francis ID. Fox, No. 70 Congress
street, st. Andrews. Ruby Ann Melish.
80 years. Union Benevolent Associa-
ton Home, Salini. Mich. Mary l..
Hermance, age 80 years, No. 0 Vine
street, Big Rapids. William Verhulst,
age AZ years, Union Benevolent Associ-
alton Home, Valley City. William
Stokkers, age 8 months, No. so Starr
street, Greenwood. Ella Howe. age %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Normal School.

The Grand Rapids Bushes college,
located IN the Ledysrd block. affords =
young person many splendid opDortu-
mites of securing . thorough business
training and education. This well
known institutions many departments
are thoroughly equipped. The latest
addition, the normal school depart
ment is q success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

For fine values in furniture 20 to
Compton Furniture Co., 70 South Dr.
vision street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Grand Masouerade.

Division No. 3. Uniform Rank, K. O.
T. NJ, will give grand masquerade
ball Thursday evening, October 6, in
Maccabees hall, No. 6 Pearl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Real Estate Transfers.
Marriage Licenses.

The following Is liss OF ths marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences when outside tie city and
AGES eftee parties:
Age.
Fred " Whitney. Sparta; Matte Burnap.
Sparta ........................ =. 22-21
John Mcdonald. Mary Lewis. Paw Paws 80
John Bloomfield. Scion; Edith Cramer.
Tyrone. 222-lS
Charles Sipples. CORTLAND; Mary Coz
Inns. Nelson. 22S-22
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
d. G.. II. s. NJ. Change of Time.

Monday, Oct. 8 the new time card of
the d. G.. IL. * NJ. railroad will take
effect. Night express which formerly
left at 1905 a. M. will leave at ii p. m.
No change On other trains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

jim Travis i on deck IN $ splendid
line OF new ana second hand stoves.
He 5 making some blg offers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

For fine values in furniture go t.
Compton Furniture Co., 70 South d.
vision street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

years, Union Benevolent Assoc alton
Home, Beldlng, Mich. George d.
Dakin, age IL years, No. $40 Ottawa
street, Far Plains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

Fine writing paper, tablets, pens. pen
ellis, ETC., at George A. Hall & Co.'s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

All of the Drummond pamphlets al
George A. Hall & Co.'s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

thy vics tsmpl4r. Mrs. A. yertsct. AZ
her home on Third avenue.
Miss Ssttse @n4Le VI James street Is
ley Of Auskegon. and Louisa Brsyton
Of Grand Haven
A. u. Miller, shipping clerk for the
Valley City Milling company. left yes
tsrday for Pontiac, where he Will yisit
us parents
b. j. Billiard and F. o. Day have re-
turned from Washington whore they
have been attending the G.. A. r. con-
ysntion.
There will be meeting OF the Minis
ters conference Of Grand Rapids in
the 7. VI. {. A. rooms tomorrow al
go.
The Masonic committee, which met
here &c revise the ritual for Michigan
lodges, has completed lts WORK.
The general committee Of the Kent
Fair society slll meet IN A. W. Meeel's
Office Saturday afternoon.
Ars. l.. Carter Downer OF Urbana,
o., IL visiting az Samuel Lantsbery's,
No. IS Bostwlck street.
Grace Mason Of Pialnwell has re-
tarned home after . snort ylslt with
/ friends IN this city.
I. c. IRWIN of Aipena is IN charge OF
tie medical department of the Happy
Home club work.
George G.. whiteworth has returned
from an extended trip to the principle
cities OF the east.
K. Vi. Beattis will address the Y. NJ.
c. A. meeting tnls afternoon Al
o'clock.
Mrs. IL. T. Chase has returned fr ON
Boston, New York and the seAsnore re-
sorts.
The stone walk at the west end of
Fulton street park IS completed.
L. VI. Wolf of jacksonville, was in
this city on ouaness yesterday.
| L. c. Mangold is confined TO his
room on account of sickness.
A. A. Bleazby OF Kalkaska va. In the
city Friday.
| Real Estate Transfers.
James W. Converse TO Frederick Thriver.
4 part OF blk !. Converse TolfOrds add $3.50
Joha DeBoe 70 HAIRY ,. Cole. lot -. blk -
Elizsseth n Steward To- Moses !. Brad.
| Ter. W. lots l and 2. blk ]. Barclay
stevens add. ...- COO
| Martin p. Birdsall 10 Thomas T. C0ndley
and wife. lots IS. 81. 50 and IS Lamb
Loren's west side add SEQ
Thomas I. Condley to Philon j. DeGolis
l ct al. lots IS. So. 81 and 50. Lamb Tor.
ems west side add 100
/ Ellen Ebsrhart 10 Helen De Cola et al.
lott. Moores Banner add............-..-.... l.500
| Franelska stamak 10 Adam Woslnski.
| part lots g and "a. Petitioners add. s25
90. 81 s, q. n and u. Hunter sub, -. 2.4Oo
| John r. NcIlyaln TO Julia A. ODDS W AS
=. seL of see e. spartr--.-.-....-....-.. 500
| Eli Forney 10 George III. Forney. SAW
II. ID AwH. nwL OF see 20. Paris. 200
1 William IL. Bunker to William Hawley.
1 n IL u q 4. of see L TYRONE so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-16

Carnegie Steel Company, at Twenty
ninth and Thirty-third streets, have
locked themselves out, and they will
have to wait till the company unlocEs
the gates before they go back. This Is
the conclusion OF the company, Gs e%-
pressed by Mr.. Lovcjoy, who this morn
ing said: "If these men who quit yes
tordav think thOy can strike and 20 in
and out OF our property and 20 to work
when they please they are worry much
mistaken. They will not be permitted
10 go back till the company says so, nor
will they 20 back under the same terms
and considerations. They broke the
contract they had with us and now
one will have to be made before they
can work ior us. This is their own do
ing, and having broken the contract We
propose to say when and under what
terms they shall return."
III they wait, as they say they will,
till we agree to II conference with the
Amulgamatcd men at Homestead, they
will have to wait long time. The mill
will remain idlo till We get ready to
start it.
~ can positively state that within Il
MtGh w GNIl EGb tAANAEA llAOAA w AA'A
full every department of tho Union
mills us well us the Homestead plant,
aud We could do this il desired, but We
will not start full. When We got
ready to run tho mill will give our old
men q last opportunity to return to
work. Wc prefer them aHd they pre-
fer to work for US. l know what l am
talking about when l say that two
thirds OF our Home3tead men will re-
turn to work when we get ready. We
will post 10 notices; but when the
proper time comes we will communi-
cate with our old men, and anticipate
no trouble in securing two.thirds OF
them"
In confirmation OF tho story that ar
rests oil certain Homestead strikers
will soon occur, il comes from reliable
source that on the morning OF July q
and all during tho day detectives wero
secretCd in tho mill property armed
with kodaks. Snap shots OF many Of
the strikers were taken and especially
those who were the leaders and those
who had arms. In reference to this
story Mr.. Lovejoy said: There is
foundation for such story but can.
not go into details. This was done in
view OF the possible arrest OF tho strik-
ers as Il means Of identification. The
finding OF the dynamite there yesterday
Ibclieye TO be due to the fact that it
was sono left over by contractor who
was building threo houses aud had to
use dynamite to blast for tho cellar. l
do not believe it was brought there
with any design against the mill prop
erty." .
In Homestead citizens all arc unit
today in one sentiment-they want no
moro violence an d declare that undor
no circumstances, snve a reintroduction
OF Pinkertonism, will they resort to
arms. This is great change in week,
and whether or not the presence Of the
militia has to do with this pacific atti-
tude, the men believe themselves thor
oughly in earnest, as they reitcrato tho
statement, and today declare that even
tho presence OF non-union men would
not provoke them into u breach OF the
peace, although they would use all
moral suasion possible to induce such
persons to leave town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-16
MONEY ORDER OFFICES

In Wost YIrEIula.-A List of Now Ones rs.
InbItshod by tho Dspnrttnsnt.
Specie, D!ga'ch 10 The Eatc'lig:atcr
WASHINGTON. D. G., July l5.-Post-
mastor. General Wanamnkerhas ordered
tho establishment OF money order offices
in the following named pOstOfiices in
West Virginia: Academy, Pocahontag
county; Anderson, Hancock county;
Bcliugton, Barbour county; bridgeport,
Harrison county; Bruceton Mills, Pres.
ton county, CaPon Bridge, HamPhire
county; 0PeFs, Mercer county; Eagle,
Fayette county; Elm Grove, Ohio
county; llhllslilIe, Mcdowell county,
Hamltn Lincoln county; Hnnd!ey
Kanawha county; Hawks Nest, Eayotte
couaty; Hurricane, Putuum county;
Leon. Mason county; Letart Mason
county; Nlaybcury, Mcdowell county;
New llaven, Mason county; Nicholas,
G. H., Nich0las county; Oak Hill,
Faye.te county; rGlatine, Marion
county; Princeton, Mercor county;
Proctor, Wctzel county; Red
Sulphur Springs, Monroe county;
ZcIy, RorMe county; RowIesburgE,
Preston county; Salt sulphur Springs,
Monroe county; Wayne, Wayne conn
ty; West Liberty, Ohio county; Frank
ford, GrccIb-ier county; Paw Paw,
Morgan county; Addison, Webster
county, Alexander, Upham county;
Amos, Marion county; Bayard, Grand
county; Bc!ievilic, Wood county; Buff
lalo, Putnam county: Burnsvillc, Brax-
ton county; Burton, Wetxel coun-
ty; Capon Springs, Hampshire
county; Cherry Camp, Harrison
county; Concord Church. Mercer coun.
ty; East Bank, kanawha county; ii.
Eins, Randolph county; Emory, Min.
cral county; Harrington, Marion coun.
ty; Fayetteville, Eayotte county; Flat
wood, Braxton county; Pennington,
Taylor county: Glen Easton, Marshall
county; Glen Elk. Kanawha county;
Goodwill, Cirecnbriar county; Green
vilIe Morrow county; Holidays Cove,
Hancock county; Independence, Pres
ton county; Janelew, Lewis coun-
ty; Littleton, Wet2el county; Lost
Greek, Harrison county; Mount Car
bon, Fayette county; Monongah, Ma
rion county; Paint Creek, Kanawha
county; PowGlton, Fayette county;
Rivesville, Marion county; Roanoke,
Lewis county; Rock Cave, Upshur
county; Shenandoah Junction. jefer-
son county; shinnston, Harrison
county Springfield, Hampshire county;
Summit Point, Jefferson County; Sweet
Springs, Monroe county; Thurmond,
Fayette county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-16
BIG EXPRESS ROBBERY.

Tho Dalton Gang 4IGIds Up nn Express
Train - FrGm Fifty to Seven ty.FIv
Thousand Dollars Stolen-A Brave MeS-
Scngsr Forced to Surrender.
GUTHRIE, o. T., July l5.-The Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas passenger train
No. 9, south bound, was held up by u
gang Of masked robbers at Adair, |. T.,
late last night. Tho robbers secured
the contents Of the safe Of the Pacific
Express, between $4,000 and SO, 600,
and made good their escape.
It is believed that the robbers were
the noted Dalton gang, who are respon-
sible for number OF similar crimes in
the territory, the latest being TIE rob.
berry OF tho Santa Fo express car at Red
Rock, hardly month ago.
Tho robbery was not accomplished
without hard fight, in which Capt. j.
]. Kinney, chief Of the detectives OF the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas road; l.. A.
Flora, a member Of the Indian police,
and two doctors, passengers on the
train and residents of Adair, were
wounded, None Of them, however, are
likely TO die from the Injuries received.
When the train was within few
miles from Adair two mon Crawled over
the tender TO tho engine and ordered
tho engineer to stop. Asthe train came
10 a standstill shots we're heard outside.
Captain Kinney, Flora and the two doc
tors rushed from the cars and opened
fire on the two men who were standing
at the side OF the express car. As the
firing began several men emerged from
the darkness and they also opened fire.
A lively tusillado ensued, in which
Kinney, Flora and the two doc
tors were wounded. None Of tho other
messengers came to their aid and they
were forced to retreat into the cars,
their revoIvers being empty.
The men who hNd last appeared kept
up lively firing for the purpose Of in
timidating the passengers on the train,
and with excellent effect, not a soul APP
pearing. AS a matter OF fact, most af
them wcro under their seats or lying in
the car aislcs. The two men at the OK
press car were joined by a third, only
ono man being left with tho engineer
and fireman.
up 10 lnIH tIlAV LllC l4lcsaGLRGLs HHu
perslsted in his refusal 10 open tho
door. One Of the gang then shouted
that ho had placed dynamite under the
car and would blow it to atoms ii the
door wns not opened, firing, by way Of
emphasis, several shots into the car,
which passed uncomfortably near the
head Of the messenger. at this the
messenger gave in and opened the door,
The men sprang into the car and while
one covered the terrified me'senger with
his gun the others turned their 0tten-
ton To the safe. The work OF blowing
it open was soon accomplished and the
contents quickly extracted
The exact value OF the plumber OBJ
tanned By the robbers cannot be learned,
railroad officials refusing TO state the
amount taken. a strong guard was
sent out from Vinitn to endeavor TO
overtake the desperadoeg, and a large
reward for the capture and conviction
OF any OF tho gang will no doubt be
offered.