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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
Brnedict's Dirty Work.

SAGINAW, Oct. 6.-Martha Drews and
Agnes Willard, girls under sixteen
years of age, were arrested in company
with two married men, Edward
Guenter aud Lee Ogden. wnen all were
engaged in dlsgraceful debauchery,
were sentenced to the industrial home
for girls until they are twenty-one
years old. but the sentence WAS sus-
pended, the parents of the girls being
Importuned to prosecute the men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

EnIxHuRs, ID, Oct. The town
vas m holiday sfiire today ard al the
people gathered IN the wheat fel5 nesf
the Bssne snd sovtr house os the Chi
cayo 4 81 LOUIS EiectT1c KsilwsF com
.psnv - see little AIice Adams ctr ks
Pee ars; h'ow INTO the esrth and Dreak
ground for TIE construction q the
electro iin~-over wnich cars are 70 run
At tfsa rate of 100 miles an hour Sc
sefusl work of construction VII beg q
feTu0rroE.
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Salt gor September.

SAGINAW, Oct. 6.-The report of State
Inspector Casey shows the salt lnspec-
ton IN September to have been: MANS
tee county, l47, ,245 barrels; Saginaw,
S2,6lS; Bay. rs, S29; ST. Clair, AZ, ,237; /;
Iosco. 32,49l; Mason, 80. .435; Huron;
1886; Midland, 2,S43 barrels. Total tor
the month, 4l9, ,5s3. Total for the year
TO October /, 3,l33,l93 barrels, being
16, 900 barrels less than the quantity in
spected for the same period last year.
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New Catholic Parish.

SAGINAW, Oct. 6.-Bishop Richter of
Grand Rapids has consented to the
establishment of parish church here
for the French population in which
services will be held in their native
tongue. He has appointed Rev. Father
Pontin, late Of his bishopric, as the
new pastor, and that gentleman is now
here. Four thousand people i've in
tna paFish
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Will Hang on Till After Election.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6.-The motion of
Attorney General Smith to dismiss the
apportlonment suit on the ground of
preme court today, and was fully con-
sidered. An order was then entered
fixing the hearing of the motion for
October IL, and authorizing the par
ties TO the SUIT to file sffidavits and
counter-siiidsvits If they SO desire. 1t
is generally believed that decision
cannot be reached before the election.
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Hand Smashed.

EAv CRY. Oct. 6.-Iestsrdsy after
noon Ben Glover. employed by the
Cincinnati, saginaw II Macklnsw rail-
way IN the capacity of bsggsgemsster
st the depot on Midland street, was do
mg souns work IN the yard when his
hand was caught between two cars.
The result was that the member was
badly smashed, the small bones Of the
hand aud WRIST beng broken and
hrrlr sat
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Cnunl. Asnhyxiatrd.

DErRoIr, Oct. s.-James Rogers and
his wife we're found dead at their home,
No. l53 Jefferson avenue, tins after
noou having been asphyxlated by coal
gas Botn pad been dead for some
hours when found. and from the posi-
ton of the bodies mad evidently tired
TO reach window but were overcome
before they succeeded. Rogers was a
deputy sheriff connected with the
justice courts. He was 80 years old
and his wife IS.
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Daboll Dropp.d Dead.

HILLspALE, Oct. 6.-The Hlllsdale
fair still continues to boom. The at
tendanc, Is much larger than that for
the corresponding day last year, fully
5000 people being present. In the
third neat Of the 2:S4 class trot Daboll,
owned by w. w. Todd of Jack son,
dropped dead after passing the three
urartar r,niQ
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HaLrIaoRr. Oct 6-No better bsr-
ness rscfag vas ever fean pa Maryland
than that shown 81 Pm 'eo today
Seventeen beats were if0sted sud paced
in fast tune TIE wehthef vEs De-
Hehtfui and fhe crowd immense. Two
races were Jeff unfinished. The 2z7
clsss left unfn shed yesterday vss ven
~ Roysi Red, 30 taking ths only best
ig0tteo today 10 zzis. EdgsweOd took
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

CHICAGO, 0Ct. 8.-The cavalry skir-
m sa practice vas not comp eled today
slH sgsin ne continued saturday.
Sergeant RI. Griffith Of the Eshth
cavalry now sesds tae contest for first
honoFs and Tor the army god medsl
n the cavalry class. fis total 435
points against the score of az msde ~
>eTg snt 81. J Henry Of Company Z,
second cavalry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

Nelson Again Breaks a Worlds
Record.
2:ll 3-4 ON A HALF MILE TRACK
This 10 Also the FASTEST Nile Evss
TTotIea On Any Track IN
New Jersey.

TRENTON, n. J. Oct 6.-Selson ths
trotting stallion broke the worlds
record here today for q mile on the hslf
nile regulation track golng the
distance n 2Ils. lie was driven hy
Ar. Nelson his owner who won The
5000 purse Offered. The mile is also
the tastes, ever srotied on any track IN
New jersey. The performance took
place at the Trenton driving park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
Inhuman Husband

KALAMAZOO. Oct. GA farmer named
Hutson, living in Cooper, has a 20-year-
old wife VINO lies sick with fever, and
he refuses to allow the neighbors to
care for her or her babe. Humane
Officer Merrill took the case in hand,
placed & nurse IN charge, and warned
Hutson that he must attend to their
wants or suffer the penalty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

BALTIMORE. oct s.-The Afro Amer
lean conference continued its sess on
to-day. A resolution suggesting that
s25a, zee - appropriated for furthering
cauTch work among tie coIersd peo =
PIE sss adopted. TIE business SESSION
- the conference ended win tors even
ing's session. az wheh several papers
we're read aud 4 scuss@t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

BESroS HARHoR, Oct. 6.-Wednes-
day afternoon c. W. Edick. :. :. Nor
ton and J. +. stevens bought the Ex-
celss0r gas plant here from Peter Eng
hsh. A reorganization OF the company
wilt be effected IN few days and new
officers elected. Mr.. English. who mas
done more f0s Benton Hsrbor in the
last few years than any osber one man,
viii devote be attention 70 his many
other interests
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

BAITrwoRE. Oct. 6.-T0u ant a big
mass-meetlng m Monument square
formally opened the democratic cam
paign in this city. Senator German
was the only absentee among the bright
/ ghts Of the party. HIS absence was
compensated for in part at least by the
presence OF those known among the
regulars "a eEfckers
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Denominatlonal Duties.

BAY CITY, oct. 6-The German
Evangelical convention of the Flint
district today decided that denomina-
tioualism IN this age is a necessity. A
discussion of the question was brought
out yesterday morning when the Rev.
ID. z. Humber read paper on "The
union of Christian denominations in
one body"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
STATE FARMzxs' ALLIANCE.
OfiSsrs Elected for the Ensuing Year.
New Deal Throughout.

LANSING, Oct. 5.-The state farmers
alliance elected the following officers
for the coming year;
President. Robert McDougal, Hills
dale; president, Perry Mayo, Bat
tie Greek; secretary, Mrs. Mary Will
son, Jackson; treasurer, Mrs. " l..
Stocking, lugnam; chaplain, the Rev. j.
W. Russell, Kalamazoo; lecturer, X.
W. kellogg. Ionis; doorkeeper, Frank
Sherwood, Livingston.
This is new deal all the way
through, and the rumors that dlssatis-
faction exlsted among the members
evidently have a foundation. Ii wa.
charged by some of the members that
the funds OF the order had dwindled
from about 81 900 TO less than 500.
The report of the treasurer could no,
b. reached, which was An entirely un-
usual proceeding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
Burton Barns Burned.

FLINT. Oct. 6--The large grain barns
on the old Tom Foster farm IN the
township of Burton, were burned to
the ground Wednesday night, together
with 500 bushels of tbrashed wheat, a
large straw stack. several adjoining
sheds, about 900 bushels of unthrsshed
wheat aud quantity of hay, oats and
barley
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
Sn.ri.s. A. IInlisnn.

HuusoS, Oct S.--Irs G. Wykof. city
Tnsrsnal, hanged himself this morning
There iss possibility that ne was over
hardened vth duties. az he was clerk
of the water board. collector of village
ssxss and vater rentals. aud bad charge
of all water connections. He was a
member of Daniels battery "a the war
snd vi Be bared with mssonic honGrs
On sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
Scot, IN Canada.

PoRr Huron, Oct. 6.-The friends of
Otis scott, whose disappesrance was
noted about two weeks ago, have about
come so the conclusion that be delber-
ately borrowed divers sums of money
from them with the intention OF leav-
ing the city and not repsyIng the loan.
and that be Is nov sojournlng IN Can
ada
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IaNsrva, oct 8-Tne Michigan state
hoard 81 heaitn wi. a - regular
meeting ntxt week take steps - maze
a test ease N she courts and determine
wast. II snY. defect exists N fhe pres
ems ava relative n the protection OF
hsalth snt putting n opersNon GUAR
annne regulations. snd i eeteetlve 70
be rsmed Ell a. the next legislative ses-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

CHrcReo. Oct &--JSmes Mooney.
from Detroit. sss drinking beer with
Mrs Maud Cove.l. n her room on Hsr-
ri.on street Frse Coveil. the vousn's :
husband. Fbo q restaurant waiter,
suddenly entered. reproscned rs wife
suf smashed Mooney on che head
wlth a beer bottle. Mooney wss tsxen
10 the hospital snd subsequently, died
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

ADRIAS. Oct. 6.--The twin daughters
OF Mr.. and Mrs. AhFam kells, Misses
Hattie and Matte, were united IN mar
rage a. the Presbyterian church, ar
rsyed IN their travelling suits. The
lucky men we're Messrs. Ernest Smith
and tlordnn NcCrarken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

WAsHrNeToN, Oct. 6.-Ambrose III.
Hill OF Escoudido, Cal, vss today sp-
pointed by the president a special
agent 10 make aiiotments Of lands IN
several territories 20 Indians under the
set OF October s, lsS7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
MCKINLEY IN CONNECTICUT.
He Says America Should Legislate For
America Only.

New BRITAIN, Conn.,, Oct. 6.-Gov-
ernOr Mckinley tonight spoke TO the
largest audience ever gathered in the
New Britain opera houae. Fully 1000
people being present. When he was
introduced the entire audience joined
IN voclferous cheers. Governor
Mckinley spoke at great length on the
tariff. He concluded his speech by
saying that the American policy should
be to legislate for America only, IRE
spectIve of the views of Europe which
wants the trade Of this country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
New Bank a. Nusk.gon

WAsHTNsroN, Oct. 6.-Colon G. Bill
hngaurst and bis associates of Muske-
Ton have made Application to the
comptroller Of toe treasury at Wash
rngton for authority 20 organize a na-
slonsl hank st that place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

sAeTNAw. Oct. e.-Dr. q. ?. Barber.
uenson examiner for this district. vas
not 6ed by Commissioner Rsum today
th.t Dr. EuerbringeF would relieve him
from further duty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07
CEREAL PRODUCTS.
Figures Of 1890 and 1880 Compared From
the Preliminary Census Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The superiu-
tendent Of census has issued the pre-
limInary statistics of cereal production
IN the United States. The figures are
as follows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-07

II Required Eighteen Heats 20 Tros Three
Recess

LEuNGToN, KY, OCT e.-The weather
was pleasant and tbe track fast 81 the
trottng races today, and the sport ives
very exciting, u requiring eighteen
heats 81 decide the three eveuts. Ia
the 21J pscs, Rupee lowered the track
record "a 2il. The 2.25 class. trotting,
was also very close, i taking hve heats
t. decide. Summarize,
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Corvlct-d % S~rio,,s Ch,-z.

CHsRovsAS, Oct. s.-George Wood
vas convicted Of incest here this morn.
iug and remsndsd for sentence.
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tee funds in the aid Of the great cause
which We uphold.
lssgnedi WILLIAM HARRIrY,
Chairman Democratic National Com
mlltee. Dos n. DICKINSON,
Chairman Campaign Committe.
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Countrp Real estate 60 Get
Real estate TO Gfehanae

r. ARM WANTED in exchange for Plain.
L field property Address with par.
tlculArs p. o. Box 20. Ncthcrwood y. ].
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flats 90 tet, FURNISHED

y OMFORTAELY furnished eight Oonl
Z ia. ncas Washington Monument. 10 lti
Tor nVe months %. longer: only 80 pr
month. kl-> PON>lEll. Box 10. Trb-
uue Uptown Office. Ia Brssdway.
40 AND 10 EAST 27TH.NT.-Gsrder
Il - Flats; elegantly furnished VIII
bath by MOath o. week.
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6slp Uanteo.

Females.
A GOOD plain laundr, - wanted at ol
"A West l.;h.st., reference !rqNi'u'
Apply altes O'Clock.
l., INNT.CLkS> waist triu1neIs wuhrd :
r al-o sAirt hand, bliOflfI, - ems
tophc'-'t.
VIZ ANTED a GERMAN sifl for srn"rn
w hou,rwOsk; goOd Tsfci"nc- r'Iuird
SO G'n-aNc.
N, ANTED 4 = lOiesf9Dt woman 70 -' an
w -tf-,, ,nd b. t9tc Dalr II t"V Hto""s
s,ys. wuge~ SlS. Apply a. - Fd'hAN'.'
between 10 and u.
xxrANTED. tin for genera homework ,
w family Of two mu.t b" neat ma Ih'lt-
mn: SModc preferred beet reference r.
o,iircd call between 10 and a.. g. NJ
LEWIS lfl West o4tiI--t.
WANTED .-Watress. assist .ham.'r-
w work. during summer I1!l WITH lrltr-
.a.ce., forenoon. = We; -}i-st
JlrA NTBD -Go.d plain cook and l"nn;,
w drcse Protestant; good vac 'nu
isue % ConvcntaSc.. near N''t liJu 'rs
AMI ANTFD A Proto-tant mnid. about 80
w aLle u cut and Nc die-sc- ana 90 q
NTH. Nght chsmb-rWOrk % 20 " N'w-b'n'
ford. Mas Apply vim ri Fences NHiif'
day between and ~ Miss d. 90 I'N-
ave
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Go fet for Business purposes

SELECTION OF desirable 2O'ioot ana
A medium.sizcd houses. 3tth'st. ,e:r
psrk.ave West j5th-st.. West 9lstst'.
80 ,nd 6th ayes. and j3l.St. others rent
- 3" OoO upward. RlKEE u son. COL Jun
ave. ---
NEWLY FUKNISHFD OFFlCE.rrMos'
A pleasant onicc building in city. Room
1Gi | Broadway.
nU ILDlNGS. stores lots. offices 2ld
ID studios drsira' 10 locations. FOLSOM
BKOTH ERS. SO broadway.
OTIS TO LET.-uocd locauon steam
newer. heat. elevator good light. CllAS.
SIMMONS. 10 Ccltre-st.
no LET To DRUGGlSr.-Cotner ,,"'c
leading thoIoughfarc; ar ch hsH -,
hr particulars. ToKRE1 / = "cSt -'"-,--
o11Zp % RARCLAY- cor. Church
III - 5OxlOO with basement and cellar
pLNSS. &,l Broadway. ---
az PARK PLACE. 24N-5. with, 80 fc.t
70 on Church-st basement ana 1u,,,aad'
s0y75. will divide. PLA>S @3f bro"u'
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nQorli tDanlto.

Mae"
A WIN. L. HARIUNG,
N. Expert AccOuniInt ~ Atulloi H..
isaIAe. Building. Room 40. - i'fN INV.
A YOING MAJ vi-hc, . -ltuai.on a.
"A watchmnn 80 ans hotel 90 bum''nI .
GOOD reference, r.ty OF toNil}. W 'i''
BOX Is. LBS Bioaa"dy.
A YOUNG Man. a. wi.he- situation ',,
- at most snytninr not 'iIlh d. ~"
wcrk Strictly t1upf a." al ON ,'
recommended G.. II. Bo' g. 4rOu''
Oih"r
4 COMpFIfNT Man vii! restore paint'
"A !aps and roeild fam for pl'dtt
IA ties on rrefui.c~ ~ - tia-- I't' IN 80.
address GLIDER, Box 4. Iibun, ounce.
A S~ISFANT-A ,,ry qu.ch. snart, inici.
"A ligcnt young man. wifhr> . I"'ii'oh 100
nnic- rs a.sisf0pt bOoEKf"lci OF Erh.i"
ones assistant: good :, ference i"pn NTicF.
Cal or address ASSIS A. !. ct.' '''
39z tth ave-
A ME DUTCH. French. German transit
"A Ter l,Hn-ilir, hC'i1n ''"i"ni f'O'
liupnloal. hi,toreI! philo''pnl'dl M'i.-
INTO English chir'e- low tn y"'l. ~
pcri"n,e. TRANSLATOR. Tribune once.
ALL CLASSES Of male heir fIn hed
N free u employers men ~coklhs eHk.og'
nent call and see llst " vacancies HHIiON'
AL AGENCY. 2Gj 6th.aNr
a sslSTANT BHRTENDEK want. situa.
n ton IN good house. whore t neie -
chance o. edNanccmcn.; geod f,4c ,,,s 80
! Address NJ. b. care Of Noblett. 81 o''D'e'
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uomeetlr Gituations tuante6

-
Females.
-A-A.-MisS. MALMBERj, Swedish
"A. Bureau. 352 4th.ave,, upstairs hrst.
class cooks 30 to 500 English cook 80
English, lti.h and Swedish isundfcsseSi
chgmbrn.alds, mattresses, palliormsios
Kitchen mads, young girls for waiting aIlo
ehambrrwo. coachmen, uselulmen. SEP
wants. lor private families only.
A LII KINDS Of German servants with
N hrt.cia,s references, always oI hand
fol city or country. |. SONNENsCBElNb
Lic"n~el Employment Agency, ID 3d-sSe.,
near sth.st.
4 LADY Of position would personally
iornia or Mexico, stopping IN route Vt plaAes
OF intcrust. VI would chat9rOne Ont young
isdy TO tho Wr-t or elsewhere; hyhs4s ref:
errncc>. Particulars with MIS- AlklAM
COY HIRE. 100 1th-aNc.
YOUNG North OF ireland Protentant
a .irl w. -htS -.fuation T. wait upon q
LADY, ard take care ~ her room, or 10 take
caro- 4 one ohild can do plain ewing pres
enc employer can b. seen NIL not be olsen
D"t.d un.H lst VI Nav good references.
Addrc,, x. g.. Boy II. 100 West A2d-ss
LADY mighty recommends = faithful
A n,..,r for grown children an educated
-.-ot,-tnut Ainrric0n. Cal liOm 10 IL at
former crplo, r.. 10 East 3ltn.st.
4 NIpDIE-AGED WIDOW would ike
n , ro.,tin. 10 d. light houscwork for IN
cdcry ,oe.r a. we'1 a. o ;4 NSs!ssS Sssc
ave. BrooEivn.
X ACCOMPLISHED English lady seess
a re.enmgement ne finishing goyeWess
or travelling companion perfeot Vrench.
German and music (di?lome); highest refer,
cnoe here and In Europe. Miss e.. IS
West 51th-st
A LADY going abroad wishes TO md stu.
"A alton Tor young woman whom she
esn reconmepd as waitress and psrlormald
Apply at IS East s0th-st, betweeli IL ana
u .. ".
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Real estate il)anleo.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes TO meet person
"A who Will sell To him 3 or acre
iarm; Two 10 ten miles from y. y. lty.
near depot. j. -. 81 RcaNC..-t
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DrcsslnaklnQ.

Dressmaklna.
ETI~TIC DEFSSMAKING Perfect H..
n Ding Costumes. jacket. and viI.- h. 81
some dresses for sl2 MIN. ONLN. % @
West -3d-st
A DEESoMAkER. designer. importer d
n iatteins, With an dfiists kno" d
color would dc cutting. n,tnr, do. fniuG
for lad,~ 1T their residence. Addr -
DESIGNER. Tribune Once
KESSMAkING -Artscc tailor.u1de
~ suit. irem 81. 1T AID NorAr Hsh y
guaranteed also oah eNenins Shn r. cp'
lion drcsse. ct equally 10" prices. boNAS'
nEt.SSM NkIN,, by thc dsy o. A. home
ID snrine .tyics now IN. Acdfc-~ Dhl->S-
MAKER. tos East 'sth.sI
lNKT. NSMAKFR. formerly VIA pIei'n.--
- Styli-h cc,tumc- At med -rht lI1'rS ~
\ me: perfect O. guaranteed w WI
i3d.st.
ngISSMNKING.-slyli-h.. .p.rIi-..t.tnlt'iiiln.s
- dresses made 70. 80 - -h'fr'-t ""'i''
rs ard IL Wet 4-o'~l
nersSNAKEE.-,'ood nu.r neat fni,h 2
~ - Der GAY. Lr-t-clr~~ fri-fri '- 'ih
- wora this wecA. usually - -. N"'
NJ .23s BrraiNa'.
nRE>SN ,KING ard MILLINERY. trm'
~ ml-le.a>. 35s West lfth-st.
~ RTSSMAKFR.- elegant utter and
~ fttrr. s3 day Or at home: c.oth
suit made in on week a. ~ pIir
/ On guaranteed Easter aud suuin", ,ty -
/ r.adv. can before tn rush. "a Ea-. lOth--t''
| ncA Broadway.
MADAME O. MICHAEL DuREAND.
| wi dTes-naker from Pd-is. az 10 i" =,
| l7th-st. nc~r 6h-aVc., ha- or h@t ''l
| the newest STYLES and designs frou Pay" ,
! short notice moderate price, Af-t-cIa -
work guaranteed.
S,EAL GARMENTS rcpti,ed summc 81
- prices. Mr.. BARK IR. llo Wcs'
| 2e,h a. Il wears with George smith
| Kerent.st. London. and funthers. 5th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
Citp Real estate 60 Get.

ii ANDSOME four.story house. no. Ill
Il East 57th-st.. near 10 Park.ave.: t. q
private family only; rent $1,000. Apply
70 owner. CONNtLL. ia Pcarl-st
uOU SIS TO LET unfurnishcd and fur.
i nishrd desirable loo atoms. FOL
IN BROTHERS.. S2G Broadway.
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Qcumirp Real estate for Sale

"A ioi sale or 20 let; lesrg assortment "
sadsoIe building sites teras easy.
Tubs & TAYLOR. = re jua'- A.. y. 5
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tilarbinrrp.

DOOKBINDERS MACHI%ERN FoH
- SNLE.-Schrrldon rnb's-inf irarhlh".
81 inch power cutter 2s-inch lever cut''F
r"atas -tondlnr uf-s- power book law md
Z or,c Ot:o eI engine IA Cnambcrs''t.
tOp floor.
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flats 90 Get, unfurnisbe0

A LII LIGHT ROOMS, steam-hcated ee-
"a saiLy decorated lovely FOR snail fsni-
lies StrOns Inducements. ~ West Osth-st.
II LACn BUILDING, PSI 5;h ave. en-
- trrCe J East 2sth,t. -unny apart
ment> .srse and medium sin Apply 10
UNDEKHILL FRANCIS, 297 5th-ave.
Il LATS 10 LET unfinished and ipr-
nIshed. desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, SO Broadway
HANDSOME Handsome hdt> OF 59th-
IL st.. near jth-6N". rents reduced price.
from 800 70 sl.20O year MI I'M rove.
mrnts also neatly furu shed fat. Gail on
premises a West 50th-st
IsTHEHiNtyrON. parh-ayc and 05d.st.
IL -Isrrr. light corner 7uit" fuel. clc-
yator, excellent service. all interests, ind
NIdual and sanitary. carefully considered.
and cOnhoit assured pfcsriNr adde's.
ITO LET elegant new nats northwest
corner Celuubus-aNc. ana ,1ta-st, now
ready: seven rooms and bath. modem i'm.
proven .n;.S stcan,-hoatcd Superior lOca-
tion opposite Museum 0. Natural History
Genital PARK. Apply OF premises.
VVASUINGTON SQUARE No. Gs Sou-h.
W The Central" light rooms and
hath in personal charge Of owner; reference
required $50 jsni'or
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Board hUanieo.

r QUE ADULTS wish board city or coun-
" ~ Aur ricalS, VIII plv f7J per
nsoM snd furnish their own looms. Ad
1As "AI.D. rs Fast iOib-st. Eew.NorI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-27

acting care under the supervision of
Prof. Boynton. of Vermont university,
and IS recommended by the physicians
of all schools as the best possible diet for
infants and invalids.
The newspapers have had a great
deal to say Oh the subject recently. and
the following instructive statement of
Mrs. Amy j. Philbriek. of Beverly,
Mass. appears among many more uli-
solicited testimonials of its kind:
When my baby WIS four months OLD
she seemed to need something mure
substantial than natural food. and l
gave her lactated food for the last five
months. She is just lovely babe, has
had perfect health all through dog-days
ana all that wretched damp weather
we had just before dog-days. No threat
ening OF bowel trouble or the slightest
sign OF anything wrong. She has cut
four teeth and two more are nearly
through. We don't ask for anything
better.
1T was for my mother. seventy-three
years Old. and down with WORKOUT
stomach ana general debility. for whom
got the first package; she believes she
should have starved 10 death without IT,
Many day she has lived wholly ON the
Cruel made from ii. her stomach refuS-
ing any ordinary food.
Il have bought altogether six dollar
boxes, one twenty-five cent box and one
hospital size