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GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER NO. :, r. A. NJ.
VI Masonic hall. No. : and 10 LYON street.
street; Gesrgs W. LABour secretary. No. IS
Canal street
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

GRAND RIyER L0DGK No. -, +. A A. NJ.
VI Masonic hal. Lyoh street Ntss. ~. Nor
ton. ". Nj L. A. Rodgers. secretary.
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HERALD DES|RELEIS
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W keepers. assistant bookkeepers. clerks
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MARRIED LADIES-Send 10 cents for IN
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TOR SALE-Cheap. a good second hand Ma.
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STORAGE AUCTION SALE.

~-~~~>~-~~->~
PADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general warehousemen
III of Ill South Division street. are now pre-
pared to handle both safes and pianos prop
erly at reasonable rates A fine new van built
expressly for this purpose Just completed.
Telephone 500. or 666 after business hours
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAI-Your future revealed; full
written prediction OF YOUR life with pen
picture of future husband or wife as foretold
by astrology. Send date of birth and 20 cents
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A QAPGAIN-Fine new l0room house
"A OA1lOh1A> on Portsmouth Terrace /;
all modern improvements; nrst class through
out. Hatch L Jewell. attorneys. Widdicomb
building. S3s
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.

The Cassell Publishing company take
pleasure in announcing that they have
the honor To be the authorized pub
fishers of "Thc Writings aud Speeches
of Grover Cleveland" which they will
issue in handsome and becoming style
Immediately. The COLLECTION has been
made with the ex.president's permits.
sion, bv Mr.. George F. Parker, than
the task. Mr.. Parker has kept q com.
plete collection of Mr.. Cleveland
speeches and writings, and from these
he has chosen those best suited to the
purposes OF a book. He has done his
work with ths greatest care and iutelli-
gence and grouped his material accord.
ing TO the occasion of its uttprance. so
that in one chapter We have "speeches
and letters accepting nominations, IN
another "inauguraI messages and al.
dresses" on "civii service reform"
Taxation and revenue" ETC., etc. Be.
sides this, Mr.. Parker has written an
interesting introduction and supplied
the work with an exhaustive index that
Will prove invaluable.
A large variety of topics are interest
ingly treated, both descriptlvely and
pictorially, IN the June number of
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. est.
LOUIS. the Carnival City Of America.
IL the leading paper. aud gives bright
presentation Of tho external splendor
as well as the commercial resources and
progressive spirit of the southwestern
metropolis. In an article entitled
barriers Against Invisible Foes
Frank Linstow White gives graphic
description of the quarantine station of
the New York harb0r, and the vigiisni
measures IN operation there 70 ward
OF contsgion and epidemic. Peasant
Life IN the Romasns," j. in The hare
pest styie, and IL accompanied by soma
of the most charming sketches of IL.
amented srtist-author. Herbert Piere
con. Milford r. Pond wntes OF ''Thd
Divine Weed--fobacco." The ''Osn
Cumberland Ford" region ~ Eastern
Kentucky % described by :. |. Logan,
and "6hmps<s Of Guiana are fur
nished by tao travellers. The genesis
and creation Of the late Wait Whit
mans Leaves OF 0rass" IS given in
tne words Of ths Good Gray Fost
himself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
ORGANIZED a CLUB,
Eash Ward Replblieaus Prspars Fl 81 .she
- Campaign. I'm .J1ssd II

Fnth Wafd Republicans Prepafe tor the
- - Campaign. I'm ,J1ssd II
Republicans of the Fifth ward held .
meeting last evening IN Finn,s hall on
Plsinfeld avenue and organized . po-
hsical club for the dissemination Of re-
publican doctrine during tho nco1ysing
campaign. The meeting waalcalledg to
order BY the Hons Jeeeph Dtliuu, Ohair.
man Of the ward COMMITTEES, Nfho made
q brief address on the necessity for or
ganized efforts afor campaign work.
Much enthusiasm was awakened and
all present were anxious to make the
club . successful organization. The
club was organized with the following
officers: President, Hon. Joseph Dill.
Ion; secretary, Albert Rietburg; treas
urer, George /. Quimby. The follow
ing committee Was appointed to report
on constitution and bylaws for the
club: James A. Mcbride, George /.
Quimby and 1. 4. Lamoreaux. The
committee made its report. which was
accepted aud adopted. The club will
be known as the Fifth Ward Republic
can club of Grand Rapids. Its meet
ings will be held weekly on Monday
evening, in Firms hall, until after the
fall election. No membership fee nor
dues will be required of those who be-
come connected with the club. The
election of an executive committe and
two vice presidents Was deferred until
the next meeting. The club starts out
with good membership. composed OF
the working material Of the party in
that ward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

Suicide. that Is all. From the time
- man seIf-desiruction has been pre-
Bocetsve which no agency can take from
1im. Yesterday citizen hung him.
III In cell in police headquarters
1t viii cause . moments hesitancy, .
pasaing thought by some; tomorrow IL
NIL b Forgotten. The theory SCENE
loFn az good, hard common sense, that
10 nsBe man viii destroy himself, and
;assefors there - commiseration for
those poor unfortunates Who end their
hives. That the normal condition Of
Mjlisr's mind vas diseased and greatly
weakened from excessive debauchery
svsiI ~ established 81 the coroner's
quest. Ills brain vas IN an unnatural
ss&to "a inflsmed from abuses
- . Respondent frenzy he shuffied
- this mortal coil. Human lives
nnhumsrshle have gone out IN like
npanner through the same accursed
oooney. This man was under the con.
no. O. su unnatural and diseased ap-
psoj1e- To yield to IL showed mental
vonkuess. an inability TO govern self.
Il Is ;aaaman 10 jeer or maxs hight of
M i,sstancs u rus kind. To the hu-
1s,anitArsn it = an event that shoald
~ ~ occasion for sincere pity. The
sentative ana the strong sre shocked at
= epsctaeis 50 shocking. but 80 long a.
men ADD women hive whisky and grief
WI sontinas 70 drag many poor NOR
tnls into the whirlpool Of self-dsstruc.
hon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
WORK ON THE TURF
The Wet Weather Has Re-
duced the Training
DELAYING THE SEASON SOME
Nc Records Win BE Smashed a. the BE-
ginning Of the Ssason-Horses WIN
Not Get in Good coudision.

"what We need ct the North Park
track 10 about three days Of good
weather." remarked Ray Warner yes
terdsy. eve needn't presume 70 AK
for more than that. But - . matter
of fact. in spite OF oil the rain that hes
fallen, three days Of pleasant weather
would put the track in drst-ciass shape
again. Tho drainage - good. Why,
wet - il hss been. the track was fit to
use Tuesday morning until Il began TO
rain again.
I'VE have about sixty-fivs horses up
there now. They ara doing very we'll.
but would do mighty eight better IL
the weather would get decent. Very
few OF them have acquired the expect.
ed training and fewer will be in first
class condition when the racea begin.
or course they will soon get Ia shape;
but the bad weather this spring wall
play havoc with early records. A great
many people had an idea that all ex-
istlng records would be smashed the
very fret thing, and there was . good
prospect Tor it If the weather had held
hack and given the horses the training
they were expected 70 get. AZ Il y
they must wait until later N the sea-
son.
"This isn't true of North park &C.
pecially. 1t il the came all over the
country. The continued rAins cannot
fail to keep the season back. But il
the weather gets good later on don't
expect 70 be disappointed in my hopes
for this seasons work. There will be
come magnificent records made, but il
will happen late IN the season-much
latcr than any one anticipated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

it very weakness 10 the confession Of .
lack Of confidence in prohlbitasn prin-
c1pies. The cause Of temperance
Progresses steadily from year 70 year,
bat every day the fact becomes more
apparent that the days Of the intern
psrats advocacy Of legal prohlbstion
Are numbered. The world - isarning
that you can tsacn men to b better
bat you cannot lsgialste them into viz.
tue, and With the decay Of the latter
sentiment the PROHIBITION party will
slowly dninssgrsss and finally col
lapse.
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he requested the city marshal 10 60 10
Gshsana. Yesterday TIE usrstai seat
= gspg Of nsa up 10 boIid the walk.
and Mr., HAtcn eheerfdty informed
taem that IL they got over On bis land,
even To tia exLeat OF az inch hs would
sh0ot each separate and individual one
OF them, Most VI them loved life, and
IN order TO AVOID eueunsbeflng Mr..
Haieh's property they were forced 70
trestie the walk. As resuit Il Will
eost about three times ~ much - II
would otherwise; tut now Mr.. Hatch
can pay the bill with the victorious
feeling that they dldn't dump any dirt
on his lot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
Memorial Day At the Home.

The following is the program for
Memorial Day exercises at the soldiers
home Monday, May 80: The process
sion will move from the front OF the
main building to the cemetery At 200
p. M, in the following order: Henry
N. Strong command No. rs, U. V. u;
William p. Innes command No. al, U.
V. u; John A. Logan post No. l. q.
A. R.; thirty girls dressed in white, car
rying flags; veterans of the home, Cit
liens. The services at the cemetery
will be a. follows: Invocation by Rev.
w. A. Frye, vocal music by quartet.
memorial services at monument by w.
p. Innes command. Henry N. Strong
command and John A. Logan post;
vocal music, Grafton by Hon. Michael
Brown of Big Rapids, vocal music.
flights out" bene1hetion. MAJOR ].
A. Mckee, commandment ut the home,
will be president of the day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

One of the most unique and irresist-
IDLY funny Irish transformations on
the stage is Barney O'Brady, as pro-
sented by Herbert Cawthorne In "LittIe
Nugget" Mr.. Cawthorne and q capa-
BILE company OF comedians and singers
will begin an engagement at Redmond's
next Sunday evening. The sale OF seats
opens this morning.
A fairly good speciality performance
is on the boards at Smiths this week.
the principal features of which are sIe
McIntoshes in repartee and sketches,
the Bailey sisters in songs, and the
skillfuI and graceful aerial act by Lo-
retta. Nellie Hesse, the charming vo-
calist, 10 in excellent voice and is we'll
liked IN her sentimental ballads. Mat
inees tomorrow and Saturday.
DR.. Herbert L. Flint, mesmerist
very widely known, will begin week 3
engagement at Powers opera house
next Sunday evening. 1t is said that
DR.. Flint performs feats that would
puzzle the greatest expert In legerde-
main, and which can only be explained
by referring them to the Influence of
some occult and only half understood
power which no man can measure or
define. During this engagement,
which lasts throughout the week. the
prices will be reduced to the standard
scale.
BosToS, May pa quiet wedding
which took place in this city several
days ago has just been announced. The
groom was the veteran actor and for
mer leading man, George c. Boniface,
of the Boston Museum stock company,
and the bride was Miss Forma Fermer
of Los Angeles. Miss Former, it'll said
will 60 on the stage as an opera singer,
having been educated with that end in
view. Mr.. Boniface is past fifty and a
widower, his first wife having been an
actrcaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

BsonxLsx, May 25.-Ths weather 70.
day WAS warm, the track dusty. and
the attendance large At the 6ravesend
races. ~ t.g< "a
Frat race, six furlongs--Kingston
won, Fair second, only the two start
ers; time i:l4.
Second, one three-sixteebth miles
LepAAso won, Castaway second, Sir
Calesby third; time, EOS. -
Third. the Parkway handicap for g.
year-olds and upwards, eight one-half
furlongs-Mnjor Domo won, Russell
second, Rocqnetont third: time, l:47.
Fourth, sweepstakes for S-year-olds.
one mile-St. Caroius won, Accept
second, wyandotte third; time, 1:44.
Fifth, sweepstakes for year-olds, five
furlongs-Integrity won, Bounce Eel
ley second, Hiram third; time, 1:043.
Sixth, one one-eighth miles-Snow.
ball won. Now or Never second, Mary
Stone third; time, 1851.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

The famous wheelman. Arthur zim-
norman. Of New Jersey. is peerless
Mark his new record. = quarter OF .
mite in 50 seconds nat. lis sstound.
ing. From . standing start. TOO. winch
is At ieast I seconds siowsr than he
ought to be able 70 trssei the d,sixnce
with . flying start. The extended H.
terpretalion OF this marvellous feat u
that Zimmerman ca ride = mile Ia lie
than minutes and : seconds, ~ sec'
ouds faster than any man IA the worsd
for il he can hold 10 quarter naiis
squirt tor 80 seconds, he can 20 the fui
mile at an average clip OF 81 seconds
20 the quarter. Not Windie. who j
Champion Of the world At . mile. no,
o-mond. who % scarcely his inferior
can hold . candle 70 the Jersey man,
Thas's the long and short Of it.-lchi
cago Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

Close osmss Hsswssn An he LsagsG
Teams.

Close Games Between An he Lsagas
Teams.
Bosrox. May e5.-For Ave innings TO-
days game was duh, ~ IL Was pitch
ems hattie. and batting WAS light and
features we're scarce.
s s:::s s ss' 3 ssdsiss GsI I:
PrrrsBuRs. May 25.--he Cleveland
club transferred :oday's game from
Cleveland to Plttsburg for half of the
gate receipts. owing u rain eli day un-
I'll about time to call play.
cis.SissS.--.--s . . 10 ~:
BnooKLyx. May 25.-The Brooklyns
had = close call today Ia their game
with the washingtons, but eventually
managed TO wriggle o0tof the difficulty
W atUSaHoo Q ioSsoGs
BALTIMORE. May 25.-Ths Baitimores
played m up hill game with the Phil.
lles today. Both sides put up good
game.
Baltimore 80 o o % 2o2 2-7
hiisd'ph'a.-.-0 . o y 0 o o o. 3
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ST. Louis, No., May 25.-Fsvoritea
won easily today At the Jockey club
track, there being only one dump.
That wasin the fifth raoe, when Nathan
Frank. AT. IS. 10 l. came home two
lengtbA IN front Of Tom Karl, the
fayorite1, The SUMMARIZE: y 10,
Frat race. ak furlongsTSan Saba
w ,.9s Expense second. y + Third; time.
Second, ave furIopssA Epoch won,
Ella Dirk second, IsAbells third; time.
los. oczs
Third seven fuFlonearr.Aloha won.
Ed Leonard second, Heller Shelter
third; time, 1924. g
Fourth, s.x furlones o@tA Rica won,
Alice D. second. Content third; time,
Fifth, TX furlongs- NEthan Frank
wonS Tom nKAri second, Gaylord third;
timo, l:l6}.
Sixth, one miIe-Ethel Gray won,
ROYAL Flush second, First Day third;
time. l:43.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

GLOUCESTER, May Is. - First race,
four and one-haif furlongs-Ellen won,
Sierra Nevada second, Kilkenny third ;
time, loo.
Second, half m;le-Happy Maid Won.
Helen Black second. Clover third; time.
:55.
Third, four and one-half furlongs--
Ecstscy won, Anarchist second, Henry
Mack third; time, :59&.
Fourth, seven furlongs = Juggler
won, Milo sscond, Fernwood third;
time, l:35.
Fifth. five furlonge-Maid of Barney
won. Register second, Zlngara third
time, l:05l.
Sixth. seven furlongs - Emigrator
won, Count Lun second, Bias third;
time, 1877. sse - isy5ssS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

NEW yosK. May 25.-A report from
Grand Rapids brings the newa that the
peerless sanol will trot against time at
the furniture city meeting on August
10. The report states that al arrange
menss are setsled and that Nsncy
Hanks, 400, will trof against esno's
time ~ sais meeting on the following
day, August IL, which would virtusiiy
he a match between the fwo great
mAres. BoDeff Bonner " TIE owner
OF Sunei and II any such import
ant engagement had been settled -
the report states u would be bal
natural for him 70 know something OF
Vt, - he - gentleman taking lively
tntereft IN hss horses AID particu;Asly
ha world heaters. He was eeen hy 8
rs2orter lest evening and the report
WAS perfect SURPRISE 70 him. He aid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

LAToxIA, May 2S.--First race, selling,
three-fourths Of . mile--Bae Pipe won.
Comedy scccnd, Lulu May third; time,
LISA.
Second, one mile and three-sixteentbs
Not In II won. Fakir second, John
Berkeley third; time, l:23l.
Third, ceiling. three foarths of Q mile
same conditions ~ fret, Lockport
won, Avon Dor second, Lady Jones
third; time, LII.
Fourth, seven-eighths OF Q mile
Greenwich won. Jack star second, Lou
Dudley third: time, 1894.
Fifth, half nile, maidens Two yesrs
old-Poor jonathan won, Laura h.
second, Pearl y. third; time, :50f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26

CHICAGO May 25.-The races At Gar.
field Park resulted ~ follows:
First race, one mile and seventy
yards-Prof. Ligate won. Joe Wellnan
second, Robintood third: time, 2:22l.
Second, half mile - Ella II won,
Black Maria second, Marmaduke third;
time, 1:02i.
Third. seven-eighths mile--Bessie Bis
land won, Morse second, Bette Partner
third; time, l;59.
Fourth, one and one-nxtecnth miles
Uncle Frank won. Blinuseu second,
Indus third; time, 2:35t.
Fifth. hve-eig nths mile - Bismarck
won; Johnetta second, Beatrice thi rd !;
time, 1881.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
Ief Davis Clock.

PETERSBURG, Va. May 25.-A large
and handsome clock which had
hung III the chamber of JEFF
erson Davis, while he was presi.
dent of the confederate states, wae
taken from the. executive imansisn
in Richmond on the days of theexoava-
ton by Onion colder. and by nim
sold, in vRichmoudr Yesterday Ibis
clock was purchased by NorTiA Levy, .
wealthy. Jew of this. place. WHO wall
send il TO the World'a Fair. 1880
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
WILD RuNAwAYs.
Two Horses Enjoy Lively Sprint Yes.
terday.

Two Io1seS ENJOY Lively sprint res
terday.
A horse attached to one OF Bommer's
express wagons and driven by q.
Gelzma became frightened yesterday,
near the corner of Allen and Summer
streets. by the breaking of the kingbolt.
The horse ran wildly over Pearl street
bridge and turned north on Campau
street, where it co;lided with q rig
owned BY the Consolidated Street Rail-
way company, which was hitcbed at
their Office. causing that horse to break
away and run north on Lock street. II
broke loose from its buggy at the corner
OK Lock and Huron streets and ran
down Canal street. where il was
stopped without doing further damage.
Bommer's horse ran into an electric
car in front Of police Headquarters.
leaving the gearing lodged against the
car. liz wss caught At the corner of
Canal and Lyon streets by . bystander.
Both rigs were badly demorallzed, but
fortunately no one was injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-26
Illegally Arrested BY Mexe.ns.

sAs DrEeo, Cal. May 25.--Governo I
Torres of Lower California will arrive
here by boat from Ensenads tomorrow
and will NJ once 60 to Tho Juana "a
personally investigate the charges Of
kidnapping Deputy Constable ober.
lander. There are Developments 20.
day which show that Oberlander val
iIlegally arrested IN the first place By
the Mexicana.