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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

ksiadz sic obudzil i otworzy..
wszy drzwi zobaczyl czfowieka
stojacego W kuchni. Zlodziei
zaczai do ksledza z rewolweru
strzelac, ale chYbit. Potem
ksladz predko sic cofnaf do
swojej syplalni pc du5eltowke
nab'ta, Ztodziej tymczasem dai
drapaka, ale ks,adz tego ME
wiedz'ai. Otworzywszy okno,
ks'adz %wystrzelll, aAy daS
alarm. Strza} Jednakowoz 2.
dubeltowki, nablte1 grubym
srutem' trafil %z|odzleja, kt6ry
wfasDle przez plot uclekat.
Rano dopiero gospodyni ksle-
aza zobaczyta Shady krwl ma
ptocle i domyslili sic wmy.
soy. Re z}odziela ksladz zranif.
70 poludnlu pollcya malaria
ziodziela, ciezko rannego,i "a
VIOLA go do szpitala. gdzie
nazalutrz umari. Ma tozu.
smlertelnem przyznat sic Mo-.
ran, gd2le i kto 60 postrzelif..
ksledzu, ma sic rozum,eG, mic
sic ME stale.
Jury mad zwtokami zastrze-
loaego zlodzieja uznaia X.Bay
]ako zupe1nie niewinnego i
stusznie. Czemu zboj W nocy
napada i sam z rewelweru do
ks'edza strzeIa?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Is ogumin n. w zesz1a
Nledzie}e 'ruszy} Prev. Kra 81
cke paraliz wfasnle podczas odpra-
wiania mszy poraunei ! porazl} 49,
letniego kap}ana ma prawym bo-
ku. ku zywemu wsn6lcznaia zgro.
%malzonych nabozryoh trzeba byIo
czcig2dnego ksledz@, Drzemest cd
oftarza do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

STEVENS POINT. Fabryka
odlewow zelaznYch Cooka juz
Jest ma ukonczenlu, W przy-
sztYm tygodniu p. Cook
prawdopodobnle rozpoczuie W
swej novel fabryce roboty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
TOLEDO Ohio,

TOLEDO Ohio, spalit
SIC sSfad lowarow fokclowych
firmly ,,Neukausel". Byf to
n%alstarszy i na]wiekszY skIad
W miescle. Strata wynosi
zabezpleczenie
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30


l3O4h Seth st. br. Or $3.50
l.SU SID st. br. store. 10. 20
2sG, to,-1lS n. br, +r. ~. -
l4.,s 18th 81, :r. &C. lu2
l. - Seth st, fr. or. .lO.25
l43S :sith st. tr. Or. TO-
l440 30th 81. fr. Or. 10. %
1910 Ssi g.. br. store
and two rooms. 1000
34l0 p 81. II stable. =
StAlls. ...-.----.. 30
34lo L st. fr stable 5
stalls. .o.W
c. II. FICKLING.
n W. Vest WAslington.
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PROPOSALS.

ace Of Building for Library Of Conxrsss. lx5 Eese
Capitol st. M.sninston. y; G; January ~ In ~
until Two I. a on SATURDAY. the SIXTH DAY Of
FEBRUARY, 1897, aud opened immediately thereafter
in presence OF bddes for furnishing and delivering at
the site Of the building for Library Of Consress in this
materisl.: !. A00. 700 red br,cks 6J0 900 paving
and handmade nricke; J. 400 cubic yards Of rlver
aand; 4 10. 90 barrels natural hydraulic cement: D.
uO bsrrsls ortland cemsnt g. galnis. OILS. brusheA
kc z. small iron cast1ngs 3. 10. 600 pounds mania
rope. SPECIFICATIONS general nstt ucttons and coni
tions and ban, sorms = proeesa Hsy Be obs;nsd @
Superintendent and kasipesr. 3s.sA - -. "a go
w ARDENs OFFICE CxIrHD STATES JAN.
~, wss ,,, sanpsry "a Iy; $3.50 g5S
70 iurni.h the jail with such articles may b. -
Suissa anrnC zoe ysss lsf 20 % ~ toe suooss1ful
tune g tins e nay 3 rsquissd md esasrsd fr.ons
towstnse With ell necessary n3oznasoa. upoa apptcs-
sscc e ~ esessA ssses e ~ pspeEp:sps e Jecsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
Darwin II. James, guardian. VS. Alice James Martin
-, ct al No. l:iJuS. Equity Doc Us.
Thts being referred to state distribution
q he proeseds OF certain real estate. Of wuh George
proceed villa the said reference on SATURDAY, FEB
hUARl slXTu, 1892, st TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ a
my once IN the United States house All persons
having claims asainst tho said George Martin are
hotned 20 present them af the said time nd place
Js.1-w.skfuaf JAS. q. PAYNE kpditor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Maas ave and
9TH q NV, I'd floor
WI oF sAts laa16as.. SIS
136 l4th Ut nv. lr 4 eel 40
l503 Penn ave nv, 2r
and hall. I'd door.
SHED.
ID ct bet Pa ave and G
81 &c (by season.. ..tl1S
AcPherson Square. 1855. 81
Mas ave bet 10th sno
18th sta. with sta. .ltj6. o.
Ibet 18th and 10eh 1865. "a
18th u bet . and 7 ste. ! so
18th Of t, cor De GALES 1t. $50
2.1st Ut bet Rand 8 SITS. $50
10th ut Just north ofLst.
l2rs andtwo baths 1881 81
q q bet 18th and 3Osh. LIS
9 % bet 18th and I6eh
2fjIh q Bet X aud L sis. ixS
II Ut bet 18th 3 10th ste. l.s5
10Th ri bet o and P sts. l25
I'd 81 bet x and I ste.
y rooms and bath. ITO
hfh 1t near AAnu Az. 100
y q BET l7th End ltth
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WANTED-BOARD.

WASTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ROOM
w and board within twenty minutes walk OF Star
ONCE state terms which lie reasonable and fun
particulars to +. U. Box 376 It'
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FOR LEASE,

LOB LeAsE-fOkA Term OF YEAhs-,vALUA-
BILE piece OF ground south nide Of It, bet llfh
and 10th SITS. W.. the iessee 70 erect . buoinG on
same the owDee will build % suit party who hay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

EoR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL Es-
L tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and f SITS. u. W.
HOUSES.
v12 st (Marinf's - 1913 O Ct. Or $40
buIaingl per an 81 OOO 4th and st NV. T..... 40
l2lS 18th St NV. Tor. 90 1915 st NV, 6r
LAB W ave. N.. ~ III ne, q
SSo \ ave NV. LIT. al, 1854 sc, 16
FURNISHED HOUSES.
10th R, 19r.. g. Coo r ave near 18th 13r 1900
18th K, 11r. Nd near I'd, H.. l15
per an. ....2 600 LIST near ne, ltr. ljO
Asss ave and Thomas II near 18th, i3r....... $50
circle, 1r..... 800 9th above st, l4r. 15u
Lafayette square, l2r 80 18th Mass 9r no
near 18th 16r. 200 10th r, 1r 60
OFFICES.
ELEGANT rooms in sun Gal FyG front rooms heated
bui ding. nieproof. by steam mod fmps.. e:i5
elevator heated by ITO Pa ave NV .s30 1 $40
steam. from ~ 70 v4OO IS9 f....... ....&1 to a5
each 40 Ia av. nom. q 10 to 10
leSS st..........t6 70 Gil
STORES.
10o6 Conn ave....... .o75 1920 18th ct NV 49, ass so
102A Conn ave..........75 10s0s lAth as 90
STABLE.
VA -
ja25 R o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta n. y.
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON. D. c. SATURDAY. IA
FOR RENT--HOUSES,

L'OR RENT SCI AZ sw sd 49,, al
mi $50 612 H sw Or. w...... Is. 80
~ az. " ami y 50jl JOG aye %. q, ". Y
1913 sh waiter - Is al a bet esf 8 q 81 II
So So I'll !!:s i: ii /;
Al BET NJ ii; DIN 9Th ~. 4r.s...,.. 10
;ss0a IL rx Rq s sss e Ia
E0R RENT-4O9 G ST. n E., NEW GROOM
,a3o-st Thos. E WHGGi Man 81 Est
FoK KEN Mt. 3. 4. 81. So EooMs ASp
and :. SIS sw. rent. sl2. JOHN QUINN.
1aoo-St- 3O3 ~ It, sw.
FOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
house near Dupont Circle to desirable party; state
references and particulars ABSENT. Star ONCE 30.t'
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT BROWN STONE o
= room house S13 n. G. ave-; new and beautifully
CRo1sSANT& sIxBUKY, $40 lith 81. NV. js3O- I'm
EoR RENT-wE HAVE CONTINUAL DEMAND
for houses to rent that we are unable to supply.
II you hav. any difficulty in obtaining good tenant
Tor yours place II in hands on trial and We will
guarantee you prompt satisfaction.
~ GEORGE II. BLISS CO., $40 7th Of. n. ".
FOR RENT-HoUsE; Z ROOMS CELLAR WATER
order rent low TO good tenant. Apply to owner on
PROMISES. 10th and Benniny road ne. T. HANRA-
HAN. It,
FOR RENT-19l1 AND 1913 VERMONT AVE. /.
= new houses Just completed: q. IN. l. 40 rooms
ANU oa'h stable In rear Appb tor Aeys 1908 9TH ST.
Nv. ja30-;H.
kOR kENT-l225 AND 1877 4TH ST. Sc; u
L room bay-window frame houses; water; good re-
II: $. 0ffESHEiMIE;R BRO. Ola 9th st. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INoR sALE-CAkRiAtaE NANUFkCaONN ssODD
W. hxt1rss, a. Eooi location, prsce rsasosshe.
rent can b. rHid N NorE tins vii - rr,at o,cr 10
risLt parsiss. ". D.. THOMAS 90
tLtN.N louus MOI orr TFu.~ nae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

livery ONE SHOULD CALL.
..as. - SiSis sssyy Vii In !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

6H Ell.
20l4 HiIjyer pl. Tor. ..e6i
Ito. 9Th 81 NV. 1lr......U5
IA lIin st NV, l0r......0
lIlO Corcoran st NV.
llr ...................5 S
10i 2 st NV. Tor. As. 6;3
E32 l:lih st NV, VT. 40
Sol Ii 81 INV, II anu IT. A
l4l1 StouHhton n W. Al. 81
3Oth anu III NV u az
1916 18th 81 NV. 81. SO. 50
1851 10Th ST NV. ar. .... IS
1889 Chaplin ct NV. 1r. "a
ocs6 VI st NV, .r. .,...T.5 80
-.2l6 18th 81 NV, 1r. .....2.b
i1.4.e Nth st NV. Sr. ID
HOG l4tl 81 NV, :sr. 10
1878 n II ave NV. 0r. -
TEA NJ st NV. Or. 20
DIG 7th st 8 W, Ir........lS
s0 LIST ST sw. 6r. ........lJ
10 PonIeroy st NV, ar. IL
l4l3 u st NV. Tor i store
l4S2 Mass. ave NV, lSr. -
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E0R RENT
l. 1920 ed ST. l3r, br,
m !, store and DWELL
ing. with stable. $50 "a
SO11 o st. l.r. br, mi.
without stable. ..., ca
Sll2 = n. llr. br. miss. so
80 N ST. l3r. br. m 1. 81
M Both. 1r. br. IN. /. Is. so
3a ! res ave, br, ar. -. 80
1874 3uth st, ar, br. $3.50
WlS X st. br, ware
house. 3r.
1O6o sd ct. llr. br......25
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EOR EENT-ya4 + sT.-DEslRABLE OFFICE
L rooms; two front comm stny. ) 10 each two
back comm unicating. Sl2; one furnished. SS Al. d.
PICK, hoom2. ja3O,3t
EoK kENT-6I9 L ST NV, NICELY HEALED
room for Office; first door; ni.e furnished and
furnished roonIs. It,
EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM, 424 10TH ST. NV /:
+ SIS. LOUIS T. SIIOEMAKER
ja:'OH go st. NV
lfOR RENT-DEsK ROOM VERY CHEAP IN ONE
Il OF the best corners i'll the city.
F. c. BACHE,
Ja.'O3t 426 9th ST. n. W., +.
LrOR RENI-OFFICE RCOM> AT $40 IND AVE,
opposite City hall; all freshly papered and painted;
house open daily. ja:5U-:,t'
EOK RENT-FINE BUSINESS CHANCE-sECOND
L and third floor front and back rooms. with bath.
water and gas, at low figures all in thorough order
1871 P.nna ave. n. w. north side. jalS-3t
kOR RENT-AS WHOLE OR IN PART-THE
very desirable office building. 10 llrh st.
the hrst floor especially adapted for printing Office
having back building for press room: &c: Apply to
THEO. A. HARDING,
1all-lm 6O0 lltn ST. NV.
I, OR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS
Gus AND SO 18TH ST, NEAR ST.
HALL ROOM, I'd STORY. SIE.A HEAT......S1O
LARGE :: SsP :: rE ssSK, STEAM HEAT. j. j.
WELL LOCATED FOR ANY OFFICE BUSINESS
J. b. MlMEK. RIAL ESTATE. Cos 18TH ST.
dl9eotf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
Pharmacists a, the Hotels.

Among the druggists that are IN the
city attending the state convention of
the state pharmacists are Stanley +.
Parkill of owosso, for five years q
member OF the state board of phar-
macy: James Vernon OF Detroit. secre-
tary of the state board :. NJ. Snow of
Ludlngton. Neal Mcmillan of Rock
ford, and II. Van Allen Of Ionia. They
are guests at the Morton. Prof. A. Il.
Prescott of Ann Arboi - at sweets.
Prof. Prescott IL dean OF the depart
ment of pharmacy ut the university.
and 10 the author OF a treatise on
organic aud inorganic chemistry that i.
recognized as an authority. G. W.
Pasons, A. Bassett. William dupont,
Herscheli Whitaker OF Detroit, Iheo-
dore Lsubengsyer of owosso, Pm. l..
Evltt of Battle Creek. and Il. s. Zsd-
reuse of sparta. are also at sweets.
At the New Livingston are w. II. Cutter
of Ionis, George u. Van Xranken Of
Cadillac, W. II. Hicks of Mosley, ". Il.
stevens of ksltasEs, y. r.. Brsckett Of
Cheboygsn, and J. {. Bostwick Of
Manfon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

With sinister purpose 10 enact par
tisan apportIonment the democratic
leaders, aided and aoetted by
Lyptonized governor, have called
special session of the legislature TO con-
vene Friday. August 5. The ayowed
potion the state into legislative dis
tricts, but the door il eft open for the
introduction OF other business if the
hyptonized governor shall see his way
clear ~ submit Il. The session Itseif
will cost the state thousands OF dollars.
Is vii be needless addition to the
payers. IL will also be incurred As
premium that the taxpayers must
pay for the illegal product of ignorant,
selfish aud vicious legislators. The
present legislature IS so VIGOROUSLY ex-
travagsnt in psrtisanship and 50 PAIN
fully lacking ia intelligence that Il mas
become by-word among children. 1t
has sought to serve the interest OF the
democratic party to the peril OF every
thing else. Ii stole two senatorial seats
20 secure power. IL reduced the test
On kerosene oil to propinAte powerful
corporation and thus intrench itself in
power. IL consolidated the governing
boards OF state institutions under pre-
tense of economy only to continue il
self in control under speciousIy drawn
restrictions "a TO tenure of Office. IL
passed the Miner bili 10 cripple the state
in the national electoral scheme and TO
give representation TO a minority instead
of majority. 1t gsrrymandered the
state that it might return TO the legls-
lsture the men that have disgraced
themselves by political theft and the
state by their partisan legislation.
They will correct, or seek TO correct,
one of the least of their evil acts, but 1t
will be done at an enormou sexpense TO
the people. II the democrats were to
geTrymander Overwhelming democratic
msiorites into republican strongholds,
the party would be whipped on its
legislative record. II Is defeated in
advance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
FoR .raE kENr FAIR.
A COMMITTEES Was Appointed Yesterday
TO So.lcit Funds.

A COMMITTEES Was Appointed Yesterday
to Soaeit Funds
The meeting held IN Secretary Cox's
ONCE IN the Porter block yesterday 10
consider Ways and meaas for holding .
fair IN September az the Kent tar
grounds Was attended by about twenty
i've residents OF the southern part OF
the county who are Interested aud
active III the scheme. The meeting
was presided over by President prss-tem
Thomas. IL Was reported that legal
advice bad been sought with reference
TO the holding of fair aud that II had
been aseertaIned that the directors
could proceed aud hold the far without
fear OF legal compilations. The money
for the purpose of conducting the fair
Will be collected by soliciting CON-
mittee appointed yesterday, composed
Of the following: J. IL. Thomas. Lyman
McCratn, X. {. Sessions. George b.
kroft and Mr.. Trout. This committee
will begin at once TO solicit Tor the
fund. Several of those present
announced that they would subscribe
SO each for the purpose. 1t WAS the
opinion OF those present that the ~ 600
now IN the treasury OF the society
should be retained aud nothing but the
interest accruing from the amount
should be used. At the next annual
meeting this matter will be presented
before the board and officers. The
meeting adjourned subject TO the call
OF the president pro tenn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

With majority so great that they
can dictate almost sny action by the
house the democrats are making =
shameless spectacle of themselves over
the worlds fair Appropriation. They
have resovted 10 several roundabout
expedieuts to settle the matter, but 1t 10
yet a. far from settlement ne at the
beginning and the country is edited
with an exhibition wherein q divided
majority IL unable 10 act IN the absence
Of q quorum. Il u evident that
there IS prspondersnce Of senti-
ment in favor Of the appropriation.
yet few bourbon democrats.
with the hypocriticsl economist
Holmsa at the head. have stopped the
wheels ~ congress, prolonged the ses-
sen and continue the use Of disgust-
ing tactics % defeat q measure that
appeals 10 tia favorable consideration
OF every American. aud that has the
scsusl support of ma jorisy Of the
house. These directors can save every
point they would make BY voting IN
the negative. When this shall have
been done they will have discharged
every ohliesGoe taey owe 20 the pso-
pie. Now they are usurpsng the author
~ of majority. aud hope TO triumph
IN thu nsrruwness OF their own selfish
smbition. The key % the situation -
n she hands Of speaker Crisp. lie eau
break ire unjustIfshle deadlock by
entering q airecs vote on the
pending ntotion, vhich = to sus-
tam vote eoncarrng in the
senate amendments 20 tue sundry evil
esll. sppropristsBg ss,eoo.ooo 10 the
worlds FAIR. Il = TOO late nov 10 at
tefnps u make a showing for economy.
The house hss already achieved the
distinction Of being the NEST vsstefal
ard extFsvsgsnt honse that ever con-
vened. The g. go, 900 Tor the world !.
far vii not change the record either
wsy. crisp snonls act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
Gavett for Congress.

A well-known republican sends the
News the following: "Since it has be-
come apparent that his highness,
Mayor Pingree, does not seek the nom-
ination for congress, some Thoughtful
republicans have been discussing the
name and availability of William A.
Gsvett, the genial railroad man. Why
not nominate Gavett? He was . brave
Michigan soldier during the whole
war; rs an able writer, . good talker,
welI-posted IN state and national
affairs. understands the needs OF De
troit; his integrity is without question;
he 10 courteous alike TO the poor a.
well as the rich; and as the loyal. un-
yielding friend of James q. Blame; he
could 40 more 10 rally the Blaine men
who, up to this time, the administra-
ton does not warm mp to- than almost
any man that could he named
Whats the matter with Gavett7 He's
ell ht."--Detroit News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
Guests at the Hostelries.

Bishop John p. Newman of Omaha,
OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
was at the Morton yesterday on his
way to Hsckley Park.
J. b. Mulliken of Detroit is ut the
Morton. Mr.. Mulliken was formerly
general manager of the c. Il w. NJ.
road.
f. II. Merritt of Big Rapids. ex-
sheriff of Mecosta county, was at the
New Livingston yesterday.
The following residents of Michigan
were guests At leading hotels yester-
day:
Morton-J. B. Whitcher, Ionia; b. C.
Robbins, Detroit; Ii. q. Coleman, kal.
amazoo; Lou Huntington. Holland:
Miss Edith Hathaway, Holland; Z. G.
Kritzer, Newaygo; A. II. Lyman, Man
istce; S. NJ. Snow, Ludington; w. II.
Smith. Big Rapids; II. A. Allen, Ionia;
r. w. Cochrane, Ionia; Ed Keefe,
Traverse City; Neal Mcmillan, Rock
ford; j. C. Spratt, II. c. Mead, Detroit;
Cyrus Smith, Lansing; s. z. Parkill,
Owosso; J. N. McLane, Coldwater.
Sweets-A. Il. Prescott, Ann Arbor;
J. w. Stoughton, Kalamazoo; Hattie
Corbin. st. Johns; John Cole. Fremont;
Mrs. Charles Foster, Benton Harbor;
X. A. Moor and wife, st. Johns; Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman, Hartford; G. J.
Lindsey, Ionia; Theodore A. Lauben-
gayer, Owosso; p. c. DeErrest, Spring
Lake: Robert Hughes, Detroit; &. +.
Hartford; DR.. b. j. Zudzense, Sparta;
c. w. Parcans, Detroit; q. +. Polan.
Paw Paw; William Dupont, Detroit;
Detroit.
New Livingston-w. II. Hicks, Nor
ley; ID. w. Hoover. Morley, c. II.
White. Morley; +. II. Merritt, Big Rap
ida; III. 4. Slower, KaIkaska; +. j..
Brackett and wife, Cheboygan; Thomas
Keys, Ionia: Ed X. Bailey and wife,
Ionla; Mrs. De Will Barnes. Ionia;
Foster Buck, Ionia;J. II. Russell, Jack
son; n. X. Hewlett, Grand Haven
Charles Boetick. Mauton; w. II. krltzer.
Newsygo; William Black, Cedar Springs;
Lee Black, Cedar Springs; Francis
King. Lowell; J. X. wolstsn, kalama-
400; Miss Hortense NJ. Wolston, kala-
mazoo; j. r. Osmun, Green
vile; George ID. Van Vrsnken, CadIl-
lac; Miss Eva Msxfield, Brighton: w.
r. Cutler, Tonia; Mrs. j. Ransom,
tsuHihc, V ~ Sfnith, teuiststs D. "
Mansfield, Grand Haven; AIss +. III.
White, Nuskegon: Mrs. Charles Foster,
Benton Harhor; Wendell Robin, Ben
ton Hsrt,or; e.. Z. Hall and wife, Hoi-
land; NJ. $. Corny. Decatur; A. T.
Rudolrhia. Dowagisc: IL. n. Potter,
Benton Hsrbor; Lima Ely, Benton
HsTbor: Flo Trur, Benton Hsrbor.
/ Ciarendon-Charles X. Coates. Sevay.
90; Frederick Hagen and sister, White
| Cloud; l.. Dave Mills, Grant; A. Y. See
son, Carson City; George W. Crosby
| Holland, Charles O. NcDu.fee, Aslegsn
John Pltt~ood, Newsygc; Allen Hen
| drlcks and sisters, Bo~ens W X.
| Homes. Allegsn, George =. Bryant
Morley; Henry c. sanford. Grand Hs-
ven: y. +. Feb ard wife. Hartford
Edward X. Grant, Morley: J. '. Gran
| dali, SAND Lake. A. n. squire. Rock
ford. +. A. Rener, Cedar springs; Al
con :. Frey snd famiis. Lake View; II
| J. fesfee, Detroit. Charles y. Hsexos
| Flint.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

"Where's their bloody, bloomin' ele-
phant?"
"Nawful crowd, amt"
"Some o. them girls I'll get knocked
off by those wires on"
"Lots bigger N Muskegon, isn't it?'
"Get onto that girl IN red tights.
She's dead in"
"Why the devil don't that woman in
front haul III her parasOl?'
al Just told him If he was going to
the circus just to zee those hOrrid
nasty girls that don't wear"
"Those are dromedarles-camels have
only"
THAT girl looks awful brassy.
don't"
al didn't care anything about the
parade, but Freddie"
"Mine are trimmed with real lace"
81 thought the stripes on tigers
were"
"I'd die sooner than wear such short
skirts as"
"Tnose aren't real Indians"
"We're going to have q boiled din
ner--"
THAT girl up there has such loose
sleeves that you can see"
"That sleeping beauty looks tough"
"Six cocktails and then l ordered .
large"
'She said I might come and call.
but"
"They don't make any prettier ankles
than"
"Her old dads got the rocks"
"You can zee right through that thin
-
"He got lost in Kalamazoo"
"Then he tried TO hold my hand, but
-
ar never wear corsets in warm"
Don't you remember, Darius used
elephants to"
THAT steam business winds up the
show"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

The determination of Esglish spar
rows has been pursued with o venee-
ance thus far this month. County
Clerk Gregg has drawn orders repre-
senung tIss.15 ssnce July 5, and this
means the decapitsslon Of nearly t~o
thousand spsTross- Mr.. Gregg says
the expense Of the English sparrow lsp
70 the coanty averages <i75 per month.
This IL considerable money TO pay out
for nothing. Certainly the lac - nearly
worthless, IN that Thousands OF spar
ross eDm~ n from adjoining ststes
where nc saeh legislation against them
. IN existence, s0d the nuissnee sought
90 - sbeted = Dot.--Marshsii sfases-
man.
One or two Of our fellow cfsixens
have remarked 20 ga that TIRE psr,er
sntagnnszes peoYle. We hAre noticed
that. oafsesE. ct safe. We have noticed
tsas ore 90 two people dsd nos sppesr
entirely pissee5 esta oar sxg~r. For
this Ne sfe sorfy. We 40 ssos wish 70
hare ear noe 8s5seeed ao~n eves
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
INTERESTING INTERVIEWS.
An Enterprising Reporter Scope All
on Them.

Yesterday mornings Democrat con-
tanned = very interesting interview
with c. J. Hamlln of Buffalo, the
world-renOwned horseman. The in
terview took place in the Morton house.
That's what the interviewer said. Mr..
Hamlin was not i'll Grand Rapids Mon
day, nor Tuesday-in fact never was In
Grand Rapids IN his life. But little
matter like this did not dampen the
enthusiasm of the Democrats horse
reporter. He knew what would be the
proper thing for Mr.. Hamlin to say,
and wrote the interview accordingly.
1t is rumored that the Democrat is pro-
posing long series of interviews with
great men, whom the staff have never
seen. These will be run from time TO
time. and will include q graphic de-
scription OF l. NJ. Weston's sensations
on receiving notice of his election to
the United States senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

suit Of the general meetings Of pharms-
e-sts aad their earnest desire 10 advance
tne standard Of their profession. Tue
time has lonz since passed when an in
differently prepared applicant could
pass the examinations submitted ~ the
board OF pharmacy. Every year the
tests become more severe ana rigid.
Win thls increasing vigilance on the
part Of pharmacists themselves has
grown an increasing confidence on the
part OF the public.