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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK THU RSDAf. APRIL IS 49,
ARRIVED.

and passengers Cors Arrived At The Bar at II 80 ~;
das IN ballast GUSTAV IIcye Arrived at the Bar at M
steamer Rhyuiand tbrg Never Aht"crp Apn 10 " ne
se and passengers To international Nav Co AN"'"' 'ho
steamer rfoiano tBrl. Trocr liayre April 10 Gara a 10
spence a Young Arrived at the blr al
steamer wtpy ar ormist9n B1os April H. wi,G iron
steamer @ c,%pGG s1Fp W,a APc q? WI" Ga
steamer Nmonio Zambnpo tNor, KroSn. Baracoa days.
Seamr cherokee Chichester. Jacksonville and Charleston
steamer Old Dominion. Couch, Richmond cry POM anu
Norfolk WIN mdss and pi,nSTT 20 LON obb. SF and Sax
steamer II + plm"cA coleman, Boston, with mdse to IL +
t>ykesbarre Gates Boston for Port Johnson
sUNsEr-Windat sandy Hook. moderate s. cloudy ana
Al CITY Island light :. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday .
steamer Tower mn CBr, Parsons London April t. With
lndsc and passengers To sanderson SON. Arrived 1T ' ~
steamer city Alexandra curtis Havana .ry S1y ySe T ban
and passengers 10 Jas Ward Co MN'" d" '' "''
sa@r richmond Jcnncy West Point Va with mdse to
Ola Dominion IS Co
Steamer st Pancras OBJ. Young. Liverpoo-Chas p sum
steamer phy,lias (Br Cantcr Liverpool BnSk Jcvons
steamer Brooklyn city OBJ, Barclay brso'-'Sm'S A'A''
steamer Bru1io Ctap Rivera Gibraltar ana i'oo"
stra%cr NrsonSut OBJ, Lcgos. MOntego Bay Il
steamer Johannes (Nor. wesenbcrg Nassau NP-f
steamer Orinoco (Ir. Garvin Hamilton Bermuda A L
OutorhrigeN Co. ~ a.,
steamer Efficient OBJ barrow, TampaPhelps Bros d Co.
Steamer kansas City. Fisher savannah walker,
steamer loanoke Huphcrs, Norfolk AMI Newport News
Old Dominion IS Co. .-,--
steamer Richmond, JenIey, West Point Va-od Dominion
rs Co
Euripdes OBI. Hand. Pladelpha-ww iiurlbut
Co.
Steamer II NJ Whitney. Hallett. Boston--H Dimock
SAILED
Steamers - Pancras for Liverpool; Polynesia, steun
Columbia and GOa Stettin America Belize Adiropdack
Port Prince Beair, Wipdward Islands, Franklin Gioa
Kitty BaracOa Brun Nassau Mure and Ornoco Bermuda
Roanoke Newport News Richmond West Point Va Euripi
des Philadelphia.
Also saled-Va Long Island sound
Steamer NJ whitley. Tor Boston.
Ship Senator. tor Java
TILE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN April 2s-Arrived steamer Britannia (Br).
smith IRON New.Iork on her way 10 Liverpool.
steamer Ieutonic (Br irving from Liverpool hence
s0vIHAMProN April 25-Arrvod steamer Normanna Ger.
April ?s-Arrived steamer Sirius (Br Fisher
knndseu. from New York
Boujer. from New.Nork
LIZARD. April 2s Passed STEAMER America (Brl Psarce
from New York her way 10 Iondon ~
dibKAlfAR April Passed steamers Asata (Br).
NON AVrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
WHY DON'T THEY TRY The ADAMS CIsEf

The case against Hattie Adams TIE keeper OF dis
orderly house Nos 81 and SO East Twenty seventhst
brought BY p A. II. Jackson TO eject her from those
houses again been postponed In the With JUDICIAL
Court by Judge Lachman This time the counsel both
sides moved the be put until next I'uuaf
witnesses not being able 10 appear Dr. Parkh"''' was
the early, ready his testimony upon "n''
he and his associates saw at the houses roH' ~ -.
As this il the sixth time th9t thc case mas -,
poned Dr. Parkhurst Is suspicious that an cfoit Is s
made " tire the witnesses by continued pos'yoheA'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
WESICuL SrER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc funeral services 81 the late
Roierlck Hogan were held at his home, No. loi Cot
tagc ave. last evening. Mr. Hogan came to hi,
country when a lad. aud when young en- .slscd
In the hat and cap bu-nc~, in N"w-l ork. lie 70
tired from bu,nc,, about year, and purchased
a large ~ land In this CITY and took up his home
here. lie owner of several fine hou,cs on
Chester Hi and arranging to build other, when
he died. lie was u Republican and actively en-
gagged % polltir>. Two years ugo H. a candidate
for alderman in "A strong Democratic ward and was
beaten BIZ few votes only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
GORHAMS.

Earned ruDs-MetfopoIltanc o t'ofIaIs = tn. -
Ictropoltans A. Gorhans Z. Erst base On bils-on Ma
ione an Spfke A. OF Morris !. Struck Out-BY Malone
nv sickle 5 by Morris q Three base hits-Sefke,
Irown Two.ba.e hits, >iefke, 0. jackson A. Jackson.
Sacriace mts-Terren, Brown. Freeman Stolen ba.es-
Kennedy :. Morris, Sieke o. Jackson z Malone = Ter
Trtre and Freeman: a. Jackson, seldom and Freeman
Kepnedy Smith Roberts Morris. smith and Roberts
xxSyud rf,cheS--Sefkc IaeScd balls-KCnncdy I'm
nIre-Vardcll. Time Of game-l 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York and New.Jerscy Bridge Commission, NO PA
broadway IL a.
Actuarial Society annual meeting, Mutual life Brid'ng
youuc Mems Christian Society Educational Department
commencement Association Hall, p. m.
University Of the City Of New.York Woinan's Law
Class Chapel, p M , ~
preshvterian Home for Aged Women anniversary 80
p. IN. -,
Sale Of for first night OF Actors tund faf Naui'
son Square Theatre 4 80 p. M
Police Board meeting
Goldey Literary Society lecture ana entertinehV No
West Fourtecnth-st., p. M
barnard School Military Corps reception and drill 9Th
Regiment Armory p m
Fair In aid of St. Bencdcts Home, Lenox LyceIm
Missionary rally, Central Presbyterian Church p m
II. Y. Is. Philosophical Society, No. 1f2 west Ohe'
hundr and. twenty .hfth-st.. p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland vs. New. York. AZ Cleveland.
Iouisyijle vs. Brooklyn. at Louisville.
Pittsburg VS. Baltimore. at Pttsburg.
Cincinnati vs.. Wa hngton, at Cincinnati.
Chicago vs.. Philadelphia. at Chicago.
St. Louis VS.. BO.ton. at ST Louis
M League games were played yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
long ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY solomon Il. Noble was ap-
pointed Corporation Counsel Yesterday by Mayor
Gleason. cN Assistant DistrctA Attorney John ". ton
having declined the Oilcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

ASKING FOR HALLS AND MARTINS REVIVAL
Frederick Uhmann and Anthony Barrett oil the brooA
,vn Elevated Railroad Company have He'd an apphcaoh
in the Supreme Court for the removal OIL - o. W. ,.n
and Frederick Martin inspectors OF elect"n lof e
omnanv and Judge Pratt granted order returaoio
to-day recurring them show cause why they Siou'u
not he removed The adjourned annual election is set do"
for tomorrow. The petition of Mcssrs ohinlahh am
rrt, shows that they SO 900 Of ue sos shares
:, ~, s.ock NJ the company and proxies fcT o9OUo
shar,. including their and alleges that f" 'l
MAJ ed not act fairly and impartiey at tae snu'
ele i set for January. 1892, but favored inc re.o
e. mt oeicers Hall was the confidential attorney
:, pros,dont Putnam and served the injunction pcNcns
the voting Of 2s792 shares of stock held by MI n'
nc trustee and also foot other proceeulhes u p
xent the election in which he aided by Nar'ih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
LEAGUE PLAYERS TAKE a REST.
GoEuAMs DEFEAT THE METRoPoLlTANs-THE
SCORE AND RECORDS

The Metropolitan and ''oham baseball teams played
game at the Polo Grounds yesterday the GOhans winning
easily The Metropolitan pitchers were batttd all over
IN. held A. Jack son, and Roberts played in fine
form The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
THE RESULT OF SHAVING OFF A BEARD.

Israel Cohen. a barber. Of No. 33 Ewen-st VINO was
charged by AbraIn PascOi. tailor Of No p MoorcSI
With shaving of his beard while he aleep IN the pdo
chair on SUNDAY, with the result that his brideelect
refused IN marry him because loss Of his whiskers
called at Justice CrOetsinss yesterday and declared
that he had been boycotcd Pasco toiu
ne 10 trim whskers," said Cohen, and dd hot cu'
of the beard i: must have been done by some other
1a,hern Cohen wanted TO know what action he could
take in recovery losses he had sustained oy ohe
statement OF Pasco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TO WITHDRAW FROM THE TN TRUST
THE LALANCE g. GRoSJEAN COMPANY CANNOT
AGREE WITH Mr.. HABERMAN.

u
AGREE WITH Mr.. HABERMAN.
The Lalance g. Grosjean Manufacturing Company. OF
Woodhaven. L. l.. has withdrawn from the Central
Stamping Company the corporate rame OF the I'm
trust. The trust organized in 1884 By five cor
porations, with 100000 capital. The firms IN IL
were James, Aikman & Co.. OF Newark. +. Ketcham
d Co. and +. ALDERMAN, both Of BROOKLYN the a.
Louis Stamping Company OF St Louis and the Laancc
& GrOsjean Manufacturing Company, OF Wo)dhaven
L. !. Mr. Haberman has large factory in Brooklyn'
and recently started enamel works al Laulel hi'
L. l.. the interests OF which. 1t is said conicted with
those OF the trust His reelection director was
opposed BY Of the companies. but by HE own vote
lie was elected and the Laancc GrOslean Tpie-
sentatives Messrs. Grosjean, Cordier and Millgah
have resigned directors. The company has begun
a suit against Mr. HabeTman and his associates to come
pei him to fulfil his obligations to the trust ana 10 re
strain him and his associates from manufacturing Goo'
in which t.e Lalance d Grosiean Company Is IN
terested The latter corporation has an interest OF
$500 600 III the trust. including 100000 IN STOCKS
and one-ffth OF the undivided profits OF S4oo'oOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
Blankets and Quilts.
Stationery.

Parchment Paper and Enveopes-quire box isc'
zine Linen Paper and Envelopes-o quiF4s Sc
I"'o - ,.,h Matters attached, &c.
school Pads containing 40 pages. &C.
pictures for Panting-hye for le'
scran Picture Sheets-tull size oe'
san Books lie; Brass Eases, Sc.
=, cs.rno,s and KID Pen Wipers 19c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
Trunks and Leather Goods.

40 inch Dress Trunks-coth finished ! a 90 o.., @ m
Observation-Disclosures haced-iron bot S3'ooi "or'h o'oo
1. S.S Weight rrcnc !eNonI,or Trunks
~ and 20 lnche, on2-soe leather II os: worth 35 90
boiud-doublc straps all way GROUND
FOR Friday only 40 .. . IN
Grain Leather Gladstone Bags liz "0r' NV
Handsome Alligator Cabin Bags ! no. ,,..h N M
alligator covered fr1mc-ncke lock 100 WYNN ''''
ana trimmings. - , -
Trunk Straps-lO t. long -'0'' ~ ~
Ladies Fancy Leather BelN-with Csc. worth 40
and without bodice
Real Seal Chatcloines- 9Sc. worth los
, oNI.lp "p cr,, p,c. e9c. worth 1.4o
nm 49, - u,on p,gs s9c worth 100
'''' -, ,,eTo,1oots 3oc. worth -
-, r'l'', rs,hcr o,,di,e trim 9sc. worth 19S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
Announc crnrnts-

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
tooth powder In the world for preserving tha
teeth "Refreshing and delicious" IS cents bottle ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

fu-DAl
sunrise 81 Set $50 Moon SO Moons age 3
NIGH WATER.
L.M-Saniy II'k. '4l Gov Isrd. 059 lIo Ge.. IL 81
f.A-saAdy Hk.. 800 Gov. Isvd.. lVII Hell Co.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

did net provide meat for his breakfast Is in n critical
condition ht the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
! E A r N.
FOURTEENTH STREET
Fanny. As Usual, BARGAIN Day.
Upholstery.

Three thousand
Fine Tapestry aud Brocutel
SHORT LENGTHS
10 cents to s29s worth rs cents to s70o
Suitable
for Chairs Table Covers Cushions Hassoeks and fancy
work being the accumulation Of all Tapestries
Brocades Damasks and Broeates Of III yards less IN
length.
At TWO DOLLARS and at THREE
a thousand pairs
White and Ecru Lace Curtains
the handsomes designs yet mountaineering extra wdo
and extra long Curtains specially made for Hotel and
very large windows Made OF line Scotch ana Egyptian
varns-Gupure Irish Point, Tambour Herisan and Brus-
o eeect-ore than three hundred different dcsigns-hs
LARGEST variety yet shown-best value ever offered.
Also
-Four hundred pair
Hand,yrought Tambour Curtains
S39S j. 9s-.- 7Sc..--..........S.o0
made finest bobinct,
heavy worked borders. centres
equal to any ever sold at 20 to slo.
Also
A hundred pair
Rich Chenille Portieres
hest oualitywth wide double dado and frieze and lattice
rringe-full width-entirely new designs
6.i0. ~A"'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
NoTE.KA.
NoTEKA.
a NEW COLLAR.

NoTEKA L. & w NorEKA
A NEW COLLAR
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.
90 WEST 69TH.ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous system enlto Urinary oreAna
lmpotency and Ster'tv. Hours % I. S TOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
Art Embroideries.

Fuu list speciaes obtained at entrance OF o."
,c gire every desired 'for"ao"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
Misses Jackets and Dresses.

Extraordinary Values.
... -. ,,o,u, hu,.ors s3os
Fine Kersey Jackets-Tan and Navy 80
Girls Recfere-plan and fancy cloth, o
Girls Reefers-G 10 IA yrs-velyet couar' "
Chldren's Fancy Cloth Coats-double collar oo
full sleeves worth $50.
Bingham Dresses-purs oke, 90
French Dimity Dres>e--guimp style' -
Imported bingham Dresses 80
White Lawn Dresses-full wide sssh' d'-0
All over Embroidered skirt-baby yoke OF emoy' go
Extra fine Fmbrodery-fancy waist 90
White and Coorcd China Silk TO years Quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

THE GREAT FEATURE of Humphreys Speeches
s that by system OF SPECIFICS prepared by skilim
physician devoted his life ~ the subject the by'
nan at once knows WHAT To GIVE, AND HOW 10
GIVE IN certainty and posityeness-
an important element OF success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

MANUAL AND PICTURE CARDS MAILED FREE.
HUMPHREYS MEDICAL COMPANY,
II and l13 William ST.. Newly ork.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

The Board Of Pubic Works Lays Plans
for Next Spring.
The board OF pubilc workD held IA
regular wsekl , sessisn yesterday after
noon and awarded the contract for
furnlzhing twelve celIs for tbs new
police headquarters. The Job was
awarded % the Champion Iron works
ct kenton, ONO. their bidding lowest
~ 3l2.2ee These cells will be used for
the men ard the boudoirs for the ladies
will be constructed out of the cells nov
N use IN the old headquarters.
The approximate estimate OF cost TOR
the extension OF the island sewer 10
Wealthy avenue, was submitted by' the
city engineer who fgures the costs At
2.z4z.oo. The above improvement -
for the purpose OF forming trunk
sewer which Will carry AL the sewage
Of the east SIDE below the Coldbrook
sewer ana discbargs IL into deep water.
The estimated cost OF paving GrandviiIe
avenue between Bartlett and Hall streets
with cedar blocks on gravel foundation
and vertical stonc curb 10 80, 400.
Estimates tor the paving Of Fulton
street between Spring and South Front
streets were submitted az follows: Sheet
asphalt, So. 300; HaIiuood brick, $34,-
100; Decatur brck. S23. 100: cedar blocks
On gravel. sIl.i4o- The board will
recommend that the street be paved
with BRICK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07


10 the through car service Of the Wiz
conan Central lines and Northern Pa
ciiic railroad h unnecessary. IL ~.
vsntages and conveniences have been
fully established. IL Il the only route
10 the Pacific coast over which both
Pullman vestibuled first-class and
Pullman Tourist cars are operated
from Chicago VIA 81. Paul without
change. Through train leaves Chicago
every day st ios45 p. m. The traveller
via tins route passes through the moot
p,cturesqus, 4nterestinR and prosperous
melt Of county in tho western world.
There 10 scenery with most striking
contracts that range from the rolling
prairie and the pine forest level 70 the
widest pasees OF the wildest mountains
ia the world.
There is Z ssries OF the noblest cities,
towna and villaeee Of every variety ana
size, from The bsmlet or the tiny farm,
upward; the richest mines In ths world +;
the erecueet and most lasting pastur-
age; the wiIdest scenery on The cont
nent: cauous - weird ~ . nightmare;
hills, SHOWS and peaks startling ii The
maeujfIccnco Of their beauty. and =
perfection Of comfort in travelling that
has never beep surpassed.
last traiu via the Wlscousin Central
l,nss for ~. Paul. Minneapolis. Ash
land and Duluth leaves Chicago ct SO
.. m. daily with Pullman vessibuled
Sleepera and the Csntral's famous din
niG cars attached.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

j. r. Brookings has returned from
Two weeks trip through the south. He
Was suffering from an attack Of the
"Trip aed spent some time in Florida
with beneficial results. The attack b.
ran with renewed v.gor ~ soon - he
reached Cincinnati on hrs return.
Uniform rank, X. Ut r., are drilling
bard and expect to take the first prize
b the b;a drill To be held In Kansas
CITY IN August, at the Biennial conven-
ton of the supreme grand lodge. The
prizes aggregate s., 600 in cash bemdss
numerous Jewels. banners. etc.
The next entertainment OF The Grand
Rspsds society Of Park church, Will h.
heli Thursday evening. February u,
IN the church parlofs under the title OF
nfndspeudenee." Admiss'0n Tree.
Leap year supper. Is cents.
p. :. Coleman. for . few years past
Sook-keeper Tor \. H. Brookines, the
iumberman. has taken = position vtth
he Old Nationul bank. Mrs.. Coleman
has taken her husbands positiou with
Ne BrooklnGs company
AZ The regular meeting Of the pss-
>ors' conferences n he held ia the Y. n.
:. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon DR..
aushern will read = paper on "Tne
Natural Body and the Spiritual Body"
Charles n. Rsynolds he's returne 4
rom = az weeks trip in Old Mexico.
He ep~nt much Of that time - san
louis Potaai. where bic brother, Glen
Reynolds. y Iocnt<d-
Scr. Louis A. CorpeiiuA solieiane
,eens for arand Rapids Manufacturing
bpmpany. u sDjouruin4 - nome fss .
kw aH1< lie vii shortly iesvs tor tns
-
James ?. Merton. treasurer Of Oak
oetf toensb<p. 10 s;se iiFne tsooesfer 70
eftis wikh ne county oreoonepf. ne
tasd n et18.3 D yesterday.
sInd~psn1sness - Rofk ebnreh
THURSDAY eveassk-
A p<dro party aad ko1 e><seI viii -
uvon ~ optaNo tr1bo uet - - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
HAND IN HAND
Together From Almost the Cradle 10 the
Grave.

Together From Almost the Cradle 70 the
.'Man proposes. God disposes. Sure
iy righteous prayers were answered in
the case OF the Rev. and Mrs. lsaish
McAahone. Their prayers were al
ways that they might finish LIES jour-
ney together, and 30 10 was, the
wife following tho husband just
twenty minutes after his departure.
Both had lived TO q ripe old age, the
husband 81. tho wife 80. and when
tneir LIES work WAS fiuished they
passed quietly away to meet IN their
eternal home beyond. Their Illness
was of short duration. being confined
TO their beds three days when death
released them. Mr.. McMahoue was
born in Ireland, and he came
In the country about the year
$780, Tie graduated from Bewdoin
college in 1887. and soon thereafter
because . Methodist minister, In which
Held If labor he continued until old
nge compelled him TO retire. Fifty
four years OF their life were spent 20
Eether. seven children were born 70
Them, only four survive them, one Of
their daughters, Mrs. Isabella Stsarns,
being . resident Of Grand Rapids. The
funeral was held at their residence In
Lima. New York. the Rev. Benjamin
Copeland officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Pollen OF Honeoye Falls.
they were laid TO rest in one grave In
she ". Z. cenietsyy, - they had re-
Quested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Impeovo6 Order OF Rcd Ma - thsss
bal! corner Of nadlepn aysouo snd
Hall streets tousorrov evening
ne lndses of the w. C. Z. U. viii
maize = efoEs - secure = ooSles e Tee
esssasrsl Lsw Wallace.
DR.. csmpbcIl Fair lsssili TO Ito con-
duct servscrs ~ 81 Marks ehurcn. To-
day he place will b. t1llsd ~ Rev. Sher-
wood kcssvelt.
The Railway Clarke association viii
give IL hrst snnuAl ball g the LENA
stsxet nrmosy Thursdsy evsninG, Feb
susry a.
The Rev. &. W. Van Kirk Of the Sec
ond Baptist church will lead The meet
ing tia afternoon ~ the Y. Nc. A.
rooms
w. II. Loomis will 70 70 M Pisas-
ant 10 assiss in the institution Of :
Knights Of Pythlsis lodge 81 that place.
Mrs. Blaksslse Of North Park gave :
party tass Monday evening in honor Of
her brothers s3lp birthday.
MIRA o. Slaight OF North Park wss
called away suddenly . 81 Johns BIZ
the iiInees Of her brother.
Miss II. NJ Reynolds, Of Ransom
street, bes been entertaining her broth
ey. DIR. Glenn Of Niles.
B. r. Noyss OF Ciarksville 10 visiting
his old freud, Charles Z. Mercer Of No.
6o5 Wealthy avenue.
Nine real estate transfers we're re-
ported to the reGistsr's once yesterday
for reg strstion.
Miss Jennie Wilson, Of Friedrich's
musc store, has recovered from her
recent illness.
Mrs. Frankfed Of Port Huron is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Everett. 81
North Park.
Niss Anna c. Lloyd, Of Park street,
y entertaining Miss MathiIda +. Coffin,
Of Duluth.
Prohibitionists will hold their state
convention IN Hsrtman's hall March II
and Is.
Mr.. J. H. Rudd, Of lion, n. ", hal
been visiting in the city for several
days.
Miss Sadie Littlefield, of Ransom
street, Is recovering from an attack Of
grip.
The Chicago 4 West Michigan hal
declared dividend of 2 per cent.
Arthur b Philbric's S. cabinet photos
are the finest in the city.
Miss Bettine Orth 10 confined to hel
home BY tonsolitis.
DR.. Goodman will preach at Grand
Haven today.
Contractor Prangc is dangerously i'll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07


Rev. George Henry Dele will preach
on "Ths Local Affairs of the New
Church" this morning, and .'Who Was
Jesus Christi, will BE- his evening SUBJ
lect. Wednesday evening lecture,
''what 10 SpirituaIism."
The Rev. w. J. Russell Of the Church
OF Christ. breaches 1t Ann Arbor today
while the pastor, C. A. Young of that
place. continues the protracted effort
with the church 1t this place.
The Rev. HI. s. Roblee of Charlotte,
will supply the pulpit Of the Park Con-
grcxational church, morning and
evening. Sunday. school and Young
Peoples meeting - usual.
The Rev. J.. b. Hubs will coud uct
services for the South Episcopal mis-
son, in the parlors Of the South Con-
gregational church, ct o'clock this
afternoon.
''Barred Windows and GalIovs'' and
Cromwell and the Battle of Nasebyn
will b the subjects 1t the South Con-
gregationAl church today.
The Rev. Charlee Fluhref will dis
course on tho s'Incar0erstiou Of the
Divine Spirit" ct the Ladies' Literary
club rooms this morning.
There viii Do no meeting ct Trinity
church on account of the iliness of the
rector. The Rev. A. Z. Wells will con.
duct evening services.
Divine service will BE- held at Temple
Emanuel Friday evening and Saturday
morning OF this week. Rabbi Jessleson
officiating.
"Iustead OF" will be the Rev. J.. w.
Reds morning subject at the Second
"Until.'
Helen stuart Richings will entertain
the Progressive Spiritoalists At Elk's
hall today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

sspsu e 80 teAtb - oss toas sstss.
Mrs Caroline ~ oiGleu. who vas
isstiated March, l6eo, en1 Who Hpon
Deoombss, 1891. I'D DIVA th,s he -
take upon heEself highss 49, bettss
life.
As wife she was al that naae ia
pl:es: ever faithful and true. AZ :
mother. devoted snd ,nssii,gsnt. A
neiehbos ever kind and faithful.
La rsfiectlpg upon the hsspinsas 49,
dered BY her ia inc lives Of thee woo
knew her best. We csn but sAy that ooo
more good sister 10 gone. one mere -
il severed and one more Of our nun
Der il added to the future home. ready
10 welcome Ne when We too shall -
called 70 the reveye1 family.
We express our kindsst sympathy
and assure them that We mourn with
them in their great loss.
Resolved, That our charter be drapo6
ia mourning for thirty days; also thai
: copy Of theso resolutions b cent q
the family OF the decoaaed. and cop
10 spread upon the ysvends CT oaI
order.
Nsa. Loo Z. JOHNSON,
Ma. Eva A. GaAy,
NRs. CARRIE GILBERr.
Committee.