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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14
AT,MACEN DE MUSICA

DE OLYMPIC OTERO, ATooHA No 7.-FONCE.
M1sica para piano cuatro manos.
Veber-Invitaci6n al Walls Op. 65...... 80
Fa1n1uqalh h-Travador. Miserere.. .e.. 80
Ironabetta-El Profeta. Marcia. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

De Utuado nos escrlben que ha sido inmen-
60 el dbilo producido pov la suspension de las ta
rifas. Ell pueblo acompahado del alcalde recorri6
las GALES con una gran manifestation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

Atcoho1ado GateA-Este magnifico prepara-
do tan eieaz para los dolores de cabeza para ell
reumatlsmo, para ell banjo hasta para el tocador,
Isla #ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

Dicen de Cayey que ell ndmero agraciado con
la rifa de unas prendas de la sonora Morales, VIII
da GimGnez, de Caguas 10 ten1a en- aquel pue
bio ell doctor don Jose Antonio Gaudier que los
recibio en- perfecto orden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14
4 D0cTOR GUIJlRRO 0rnnon
,a saruicios nrofesionales en- MANATI.

49, Encu9ntrase vacante la escuea elemental
de ninas de Hatillo dotada con $500 de haber
anual, 500 para gastos de escritorio $l2 para
lahOres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

Para comprar calzado superior, es precise
solicitarlo en- las peeterias La Constamcla Ana6-
RICO, de los senores Borras Reines. ALI todo
es superior y barato
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14
Ascension Pedrajas
MQnISTA DE SEN LII

Ofrece sus servicios en- la confecci6n de ira
Jes sombreros de senoras. Luna I04 l5-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

Para fumar tabacos cigarrillos hay que
comprarlos Cerecedo Hermanos Gle Ia marca
Partaqds Ca-Son inmejorables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

La ferreteria quIncalLa establecida en- Are
cibo bajo la raz6n de Alfonso Mera, ha cesado
en- sus operaciones, haciendose cargo de la liqui-
daci6n, la nueva casa que Sc ha fundado con la
firma de Jose S. Mera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

Aliviada La Cutalana del amigo Fontanillas
del peso de Tarifas, esta ofreciendo sus parro-
quianos mejor comida que nunca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

No divide usted cue los famosos cigarros de
las melores rafnas dei pals, marca La ComeraeNa,
Sc vonden en- 81 estabIeci'niento de los senores
Aeuar DiaZ O." c;-lle de San Justo, al lado de
La Pulqpu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

De Utuado hemOs recigldO ei giouiente das
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-14

De Toa-baja nos escrlben una entusiast1sima
carta con frases muy honrosas para Ia LA Co
RREsPoNDENc1A con motivo de su actitud en- la
question Talfas, proponi6ndonos compaginemos
en- un folleto todos los artlculos que hemos pu-
blicado sobre el particular. Ell pals entero, dice
ell amigo que nos eseribe, acoger1a gran sa-
tisfacci6n ese falleto.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04

Friday Evening. November Z.
H. z. Walbridge aud George Clap
perton, Aaron Hills school house,
Alpine.
G. E. Belknap at Goossn's hall.
Alfred WolcOtt and John Schetfer ct
Oakdale park.
NJ. L. Dunnam and Charles McGill at
Grafton Center.
The Hon. o. G. Peterson at Custer
guard armory. Swedish meeting).
Z. E. Allen and D. E. Burns at Nc
Clelland's hall, No. l54 West Fulton
street.
d. E. Corbett and Alvin Swarthout
at Alton.
Saturday, November 5.
William Alden Smith and c. E.
Belknap at Cedar Springs.
Judge Burch and Aaron Clark At
Caledonia (sfternoon).
Alfred Wolcott and George Clapper-
ton at Caledonia in the evening.
Frank Rodgers and Mrs. Elizabeth
EaglesfieId At Grandvi!le.
d. L. Corbett and d. E. Burns at
Byron Center.
c. E. Perkins and NJ. L. Durham at
Paris town hail.
Tenth Ward Republican club at
Travis hall.
Monday November.
William Alden Smith and G. E.
Belknap at Rockford.
Alfred Woicott and George Clapper-
ton at Gaines town hall.
P. T. Colgrove at Lowell.
Judge Perkins at Bowen Center.
Tuesday Evening, November ..
Grand Notification meeting at Hart
mans hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
GREAT AT THE FINISH.
John Splan's Skill in Handling Trosting
Horses.

John Splan's Skill in Handling Trosting
Horses.
John Splan 10 conNdered TO be the
most skillful trotting horse driver in
America, that is, he can make horse
90 faster IN u close finish than any of
the other noted reinsmen. His seat in
the sulky 10 simply perfection. With
hands just right and arms in position
to take back or ease away in the frac-
ton of an instant. he tits most any
kind Of horse. taking them with q
characteristic dash. At no time in his
career did be ever drive . better finish
than 1T q recent meeting when he
chased Ell Monarch home second
to Robert j. The old roam geld
ing wanted to rest when he hit the
distance flag. The clip WAS faster than
he had been used to, in fact faster
than he had ever shown. The WIRE
was still 100 yards OF and the money
was there fpr the placed nags. Gather
ing FL Monarch up Splan lifted ann
through the cir in style that made
one think that ne was wIggling on the
end of derrick, hit him . couple Of
smashes with the whip to chase that
tired feeling out Of his head and
showed him home in q second place.
All the flourish, dash and boldness
that can be seen in any finish was dis
played then. There was mono Of the
Goldsmith climbing or winding that
characterized Wagner, none of the
stiffness seen In Z Turner finch, or
recklessness seen in Bowen's. but there
was q steady get there, get there quick
10 straight line, and at the came time
make no mietake.-DetrOit News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
Political Paragraphs.

Judge Perkins and NJ. L. Durham
viii speak in Paris town hall tomorrow
evening.
ID. Z. Corbett and ID. +. Burns are
billed TO address a republican meeting
At Byron center tomorrow evening.
ID. Z. Corbett and Alvin Swsrthout
will address the citizens OF Alton from
arepublican standpoint this evening.
:. h. Hicks OF Lowell and l.. u. Pal
mer Of Big Rapids were callers at the
Republican County mmittee rooms
yesterday and both expressed them
selves ss confident Of republican VIC
tories.
IL Is important that every voter learn
how to vote, and the Republican
County committee has secured large
number of instructions printed in sew
eral languages. They can be had by
applying for them.
Last night the following democratic
meetings we're held IN this district:
George F. Richardson, L. V. Moulton
and w. +. Mcknight at Kent CITY, III.
A. Robinson of Detroit at Germania.
Andy Fyfe at West Olive, 10 Rosenthal
at Ratchen school house, near Munica;
A. h. Morse and Col. NJ. A. Aldrich,
assisted by d. o. Waters, at Coopers-
vile. and ID. l.. Rogers ut Travis hall
In the tenth ward.
The Ninth Ward Republican club
Will hold the last meeting of the cam
paign at its hall, No. l5i West Fulton
street, this evening. +. T.. Allen and
ID. +. Burns are the speakers.
The Swedes of this CITY will hold q
meeting at the Front Street srmory
this evening. They will be addressed
by the Hon. O. G. Peterson of Iowa
and Frank A. Rodgers Of this city.
c. Z. Belknap spoke at Houseman's
hall in the eleventh ward last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit Court
~ for the County ~ kent-lB Cha lcery.
Alta .ession OF said court. Ia q tls county
house la the city OF trald RAPIDS. IN said
county. Oh the 9Th day Of Ocf0ter. A. II. issz.
PreSegt. Hon. Nm. +. Grove. circuit Judge.
Sarah 4. Bigeicw. complainant.
Ora 4. higeiow. defendant
In this case " Appealing from sfadayit or
fiet az The defendant. % a 4. Beelvw. j. net
q res dent o. thi> state. and taai tie residrn
OF said defendant Is an nova On mo
ton II frank A. Eodrers. cos pa g.
ants solicitor 10 Is orierrd fhst the
APPEARANCE If said nCnr sitent DE- to-
ant. Ora o. Bigeiow. be entered here n
withia eve months from ihs GATE Of tbs ~
der, or in cese o. MS appearsncf he csu~e
his answer to tn bil a comp ain O. ie ~ q
and 3 copy Thereof g. - served GA the com
piaiua 4 sol citef m y feeafx days aitef
service On him vi q coy fssid III ana netiee
81 this order and IN ctfault tic eef 50 q tiif
VII be taken ~ eonfsFsei by SAID uen-rc<-
dsut defendant. Ard n j. IA taer uFcef -
a. st.hin fifteen days the ccmr sinsnt
cause nssice ~ this order g. be pu9iishrd is
printed. published ana circulating q s-fa
county. ana that ssid publication be min
a. 4 therein oace Ia eaca week 70 "a week =
A. sacrsssinn or that she esuse . cops 81 q .
20 o 70 pfrs1na iy serve on sac not-rr~
4 cot aefsneaaf ~ least f~eety aeys before
lae tine above Ir-serlltd To- bis rptear
aBce. VA = skpNt
Examined. conufeTsiFned aud enlere1 ~
me toKxttSfs l. HsfyFF, Rec ST.
FRsSs A. EeeGKKs. GIMP aiHEnfs e8iiriiet.
"A true copy Affest
toRsslsss /. Hssyks. REGISTER.
ri nsf u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
Kicked Out of tho House.

LONDON, Nov. Maj. Frank Fisher
is in tfoubIe again. He was recently
arrested on the eve OF his departure
for Gibraltar to join his regiment,
charged by his wife, Victoria Engenie
Fisher, q first cousin to the prince Of
Monaco, with having threatened to
shoot her. He afterward hired men
to eject his wife from their house, in
which they failed. and has been only =
few days out of jail for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct al Cambridge.
He has also been in the Bedlam lunstic
asylum. Today he was again ar
raigned, this time 1t Putney, for
being crazy drunk and attacking
the house where his wife lived apart
from him on account Of her fear f
personal violence. man living near
by came to the rescue of Mrs. Fisher
and kicked both the major and his
friend into the street. Both the major
and his friend were arrested and were
bound over TO keep the peace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
Minor Court Matters.

Oh aries Robinson, the colored man
arrested Wednesday night for stealing
oysters and catsups at No. 1919 Canal
street, was committed TO Jail for ten
days.
The examination of witnesses In the
case of the people against James Pitton
for keeping his saloon open after hours
was continued in police court today.
There are three charges pending
against him. The hearing was ad-
journsd until November IA.
The will of the late John T. Farrell
was admitted to probate yesterday.
The Michigan Trust company was APP
pointed executor In place of John s.
Farr, resigned. The value of the es.
tate IL estimated 1t So, 200.
The case of the people against Lewis
Spaulding. VI Caledonia, Tor selling
liquor without paying the state tax was
on call IN Justice De VOLTS court yes
terdsy morning but the trial wac ad-
jonrned until November Ia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
LATEST ELECTION BETS.
Here's What the Pool-Scller Has &c
Offer You.

Here's What the Pool-SclIer Has to
Offer You.
The latest election pools 1T the Nor
ton house are as follows:
Harrison, Daekema, wolcott, Bel
KNAPP. to 2.
Harrison, Dickens, wolcott, Rich
ardson. l2 to /.
Harrison. Diekema, Mcknight, Bel
knap, l2 to /.
Harrison, Diekems, Mcknight, Rich
ardsou, % to l.
Harrison. Ellis. wolcott. Belknap, 7
20 /.
Harrison, Ellis, wolcott, Richardson,
10 tol.
Harrison, Ellis. Mcknight, Belknap,
10 TO /.
Harrison. Ellis, Mcknight, Richard
son, 20 TO 1.
Cleveland. Disksms. wolcott, Bel
KNAPP. 8 to l..
Cleveland, Disksma, wolcott, Rich
ardson, IL to l.
Cleveland. Diskema. Mcknight, Bel
KNAPP, 10 10 ].
Cleveland. Dlekema, Mcknight, Rich
ardson, 10 TO i.
Cleveland, Ellis, wolcott Belknsp,
7 to /.
Cleveland. Ellis, wolcott, Richard
son, 5 to /.
Cleveland, Ellis, Mcknight, BeIknap.
nap, to 1.
cleveland. Ellis. Mcknight, Richard
son, 20 l.
Harrison, Lamoreaux, Rich. Bel
KNAPP, 3 to /.
Harrison, Lamoresux, Rich, Richard
son, o 20 L.
HARRISON, LamoreauI, Morse, Bel
KNAPP, s TO L.
Harrison, Lsmorsaux, Morse, Rich
ardson. 10 to /.
Harrison, Mcqueen, Rich, Belknap,
tol.
Harrison, Mcqueen, Rich, Richard
son, 6 10 /.
Harrison, Mcqueen, Morse, BelKnap,
7tol.
Harrison. Mcqueen, Morse, Richard.
son. 10 TO l.
Cleveland, Lsmoreaux, Rich. Bel
KNAPP, 4 10 l.
Cleveland. Lsmoreaux, Rich, Rich
ardson. s To ].
Cleveland. Lamoresux, Morse, Bel
KNAPP. : to |.
Cleveland. Lsmoresux, Morse, Rich
ardson. ID TO l.
Cleveland. Mcqueen, Rich. Belknap,
3 to1
Cleveland. Mcqueen, Rich, Richard
son, TO I.
Cleveland, Mcqueen, Morse, Belknsp,
7toi.
Cleveland. Mcqueen. Morse, Richard
son, 5 TO /.
Other bets we're ss follows. . to
Cleveland and Dickens don't win; 70
l Harrison and Ellis don't win; 10
Chase and Hooker don't win; 70 |
Mathews and Newton don't win; TO :
Peek and Mathews don't win, TO .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
MAD wlLsUR CHORUS GIRLS.
Three of Them Cowhide Comic Opera
Star.


Star
For some weeks Dorothy Morton has
been filling SUSIE klrwin's place in the
Wilbur Opera troupe and when in this
city two weeks ago she attracted no
lit e attention by her clever work at
the Grand. The company went from
here 10 Cincinatu. There has been
much trouble IN the company, prln-
clpaiiy Oh account OF Pete Shaw. the
female impersonator, whose extrava-
CANT gags" gave oti@nse to many mere.
On isst Saturday Miss Morton threw up
her contract, asserting tnst overwork
was running her voice. In al interview
sne severely reflected on several
chorus giIl and their relations with
Manager Wilbur. Three of them,
Fanny Lyons, Edith Daniels and Maud
Daniels, armed themselves with raw
hides and went in seard Of Miss Morton.
They found her At Heucks' theater,
where she and her husband. Mr.. Rowe,
have apartments. Mas Morton was
passing out OF the theater door and
met them.
Hello glrls." said shs. pleasantly.
sh w"
"No, We came over to see you" re-
piled Miss Lyons, an before another
word could be spoken Miss Lyons
pulled rawhide and began raining
blows on Miss Morton. Mr.. Rowe
heard her screams and rushed from
the box Office in time TO see the girls
going ut n Nancy Hanks gait down
Vine street. Meanwhile Miss Morton
had swooned away from the pain, and
her husband carried her to her room
upstairs. She suffered greatly from
nervous prostration and the singing
blows.
Warrants were issued for the three
girls, who were arrested and gave bonds
tor their appearance,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
RAILROAD NOTES.
Bits Of Information Gathered From the
General Offices.

hits OF iniofmaton Iatncred from the
General Offices.
E. c. Leavenworth, general freight
agent of the G.. X. Il l., IN speaking of
the ear blockade yesterday. said: al
think the tie-up IL csHsed by the great
number OF cars IN the east under loads
of grain. There IL - large amount of
gram being shipped by boat from
Chicago and Milwaukee to Buffalo.
where 10 must he loaded into cars. and
ia often kept waiting. as the elevators
are filed 10 their utmost capacity.
expect she blockade sill be- lifted
about the 18th of thus month, ss
marine insurance ends at that time
and less grain will be shipped by
water"
c. T.. sprague. travelling freight sgent
for the Louisville A Nashville: +. b.
Clark of the Great Northern, r. c.
stevens % the Chicago n Great West
ern, +. Il. Lyon az the Cbicsgo & ROck
Island. Alex Dryslsie ct the Chicago n
Alton we're m the city yesterday.
. The workmsn at the soush yards
have under construction eight new
plat ears % the latest Improved style.
All I've sev forty-foot furniture cars
OF 60.0oo capacity.
kngines Mes. and IS. which we're
basis damaged At the ksismszoo Ere
. week ago, are also 10 ths shops beng
repaired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04

Wolc0ls and Richardson don't slu;
70 l Mcknight and Aogse doa't VIM 5
10 Morse aud AilgelI don ain; 10
RonAa anu Morse don't win; 10
Lamofsaux and Harrison don't Win;
10 z Cleveland aud Brlknap don't wios
s to HARRISON and Richardson don't
NH.
Ten 60 10 on woleott, 10 20 8 on
FifeT. 10 50 on SpooasT, 10 T. 10 On
Chase, TO 10 on Mathews, 10 10 10 on
Mcqueen, 10 10 > on Rich. 10 10 on
Belknap, 10 to on Strbblns, 10 90 ] on
Eddy. 10 To 8 on Gould, 10 to 8 on Per-
klns, TO 10 on Ellis, 3 TO 10 on Newton,
10 TO 10 Cleveland carries New
York, 10 TO 10 Cleveland carries
Indiana, 10 To Cleveland carries New
Jersey, 10 TO . Cleveland carries G n
necticut. 10 TO 10 Harrison gets sew n
votes IN Michigan, 10 10 7 Harris II
carries Illinois. 10 10 Harrison earsles
Indiana, b. 10 Harris n carries New
York. 10 To 10 on Cleveland, To 10 On
HARRISON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED
CkTARRH AND HEAD NOISES CURED
DR0PSY CURED
TITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAN
DISEASES CURED
EYE AND EAR DISEASES CURED
The ONLY ONE WHO CURES DENsr,

CatarTh, deafness, rheumatism. uer,
Gus debility, impotence and all Diseases
resulting from early inoiscretons AID
excuses Of manhood, all diseases OF
the urinsry orgz'ns, partial parslya,.
varicoceile rupturcs, tumors. scrofuia,
old sores, dropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
shortness OF breath. back Of head.
email oil back, ETC., including al
female complaints and chronic disessss
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough. slight fever and weak
nsss, shortness Of breath, raipitatlon
OF heart. my means sure and quick
oousumptisn-
IL you are nervous, resticss, irrsts-
bic. sleepless or wake after horned
Creams, tired mornings With . dull
headache, bad taste IN Me- mouth.
sometimes discharges, and 80 about
your employ ment without liIc, energy
or AMBITION, deslre 10 be Alone.
gloomy forebodiDgs, q cspos on 20
WORRY and fret ABOUT trouble sh-ad
that never comes. rpTiis Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. som times iov
spirits, you are suffering from ne vous
debility and exhaust on Of nerve power
which may end IN utter prostraton
insanity and death.
4. YOU have grsstsense OF Weakness
and WEAKNESS. win tired iinapss aune-
ness. trembling, ptckly SENSATIONS
cold eet ord irgs, you as advancing
&c that most serious dssesss-fsrsirs
IL your hssd aches. feel nGme ans
ired, vita strange sensstions, lose 81
memory, sno you think with olfncuitY
or you ar. sIsepls.s a. p1zht With
cro.snsa aud duiinra dBrnt tAe
day, the nerve and brain fatigue may
soou run into Insanity or dssth.
Ifyou hs.- any Of these feelings 90
not neglect them, or t0ey vii snain
paralysis insanity. prossrstson or
a.. you value your lie do nos neg
Iect these warning. Tune and expe-
rlepce las shawn, asd hundreds u
starting snc marvellous cures nsvs
moved. that these Diseases are per-
fecti. aud eonples.iy cured by Dr.
4. CLAY TODD. "a N. Dlvislon street.
rooms /. 8 aud 4. GfsDd hsplds, Mich.
Under tie use Of Dr. =. CLAY
7ODD's renaa rkaA remsdss eli
tho.e symptoms vsld sc II ~ magio,
vitality OF blood snd health Of body
Hs remedies are purely vegetables
and harmless, and can oo.y ns OBJ
famed 81 be office-
pa TODD com pouDds bsprescrip
tons s@fors "a. h psissnt n eis Once
DN ToDD'e ofsce = al - y. Disision
sirs.s. room. 1. 3 snd Z. Grsud k.psd.
HE medicines agree wsth the stou
sch, snd vou csn sss snythins goa
choose
Hsa Ia be offscs from ? in the mora
ing until In tie evening every DAP bas
sundsyA
Gail everybody. A friendly TAX vii
cost ycp nothing
Lev cosrgess hspia c1fe&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
TON is A SPLINTER
County Agent Hathaway Loses
Young Gallagher
AFTER AN EXCITING FOOT RACE
He Was Bringing Gallagher From .
Tram He Had Missed aud the
Prisoner Escaped.
Register today.

s~Asesok sSaSy-
Thomas Gallagher, . boy Is years
old, WAS sentenced to the reform school
by Judge Haggerty Wednesday and
County Agent hathaway intended 10
take hun To Lanang on the evening
train yesterday. He arrived ~ the
union depot just in time TO see his train
pull out of the shed. He took the boy
on ms return TO the Jail and on their
way up the street the youngster WAS
very sociab.e and inquisluve. He
asked Mr.. Hathaway Al what time he
expected 10 start IN the morning and
before the spanker Of oostrepcrous
youths had time TO answer the distance
between him ana MS ward WAS greatly
extenuated.
The tieet-footed agent started in pur-
suit, but Tommy gained on HIM at
every step aud was soon out of sight.
He renamed out of sight, too, for he
made good his escape. Mr.. Hathaway
went into police headquarters hopping
the Precipitation from his brow and re-
ported his misfortune to the police.
The boy vas not found last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04
ELEcrRoMATHEANs MEET.
Two Discussions Upon the Subjects OF
Dynamos and Motors.

6tS(d9SSOA1o
Dynamos and Motors.
The electric motor was the subject
discussed before the electromathean
society last night. Burton Livingston
opened the discussion and during his
talk on that subject SAID: "The
dynamo-electric machine is machine
for converting energy IN the form OF
mechanical power into energy IN the
form of electric currents or vice versa.
These machines are of two classes
motors and dynamos. There has been
great advancement III these machines
during the last sIxty-five years. In
1881 Faraday made his great discovery
of the system by which currents may
be induced. In looking back over the
history OF electric machines II is inter-
esting to natlce that electric machines
wers devised At nearly the same time
and by men who did not know each
other. A permanent current was pro-
duced by the use of the copper plate
and electric magnet.
A history of the dynamo WAS gwen .
length as the motor depends wholly
upon that machine. The first time
the generator Was used to produce a
current to run the motor was In 1873.
Page invented elk horsepower motor
to run o car, but 1t was not practical.
Eugene Palmer proceeded with the
subject explaining the mode of gener
atIng power. The coat of running .
motor Is much less than steam engine
of the same power. 1t requires much
less skill to operate an electric motor
than to run steam engine. The COM
mon horse shoe magnet was used to
demonstrate the line of force and a
miniature motor vas operated by the
negative and positive forces OF the
magnet. Mr.. Edison has proven that
good dynamo can make good motor.
A motor is a dynamo reversed. The
best work is prod by = motor when
il il run at It's maximum efficiency or
force and tnIs IL regulated by winding
the electric armatures between the
field magnets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-04

WHEREAS. d. J. O'Connell did. on the 9th
w day of July. 1892. make his note for the sum
of thirteen hundred and seventy -nve dollars
tSl.315|. payable ninety days alter date. paya-
bic TO his own order. and did pledge as colisi-
erai security for the payment of such note.
two bones of the Chattanooga Electric Light
company. numbered nj ety three and ninety
four or the face valre of one thousand dol
lars Isl. 900 each. and did. by the terms OF such
note and agreement. give the holder fuil power
and authority TO collect at his own expense.
and to sell said stock ~ any place al public
or private sale. at the holders option. on the
non performance of the above promise. And
Whereas. Said note and said stock so
pledged was tran sferred by ID. J. 0'tonnell 10
c. II. Beebe. and by c. u. Beebe 10 the Grand
Rapids Savings Bank. the present holder and
owner thereof. and default having been made
in the payment OF money secured By said note
and stock so pledged;
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given that
on the 3lsi day of October. at ten O'Clock a. m
of said day, at the front door Of the room of
the Grand Rapids Savings Bank. in the eity
of Grand Rapids. Kent county. Michigan. in
order To secure the payment OF the amount OF
said note. interest and costs. III said OraEd
Rapids Savings Bank will sell 81 public venue
to the CHEST bidder. said certificates 81
stock. numbered ninety-three and ninety
four.
Dated. Grand Rapids. Michigan. October
To- 1904
The above sale II adjourned until saturday.
November s ls92. at the same place and hour
Grand Rapids. Mich. oct. II. is9l