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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

"Well, if that amt meanr' exclaimed
the prisoner. Every ono o. the stories
in this paper they've gimme TO read is
10 be continued An me to be hum,
next week. ''-Tit-Bits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

The Lad 81 union 81 the Amos VI. r.
church W. give an ice cream s1clsl
saturday evening, August -. pa the
bregge block. south pIT SION street,
opposite tfrauanf's qrnccrv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

A. Fancy Y S. so fst fhat he has not
soen b.a fset Or the last fen years
B Nob.nv extraordinary ln that
know a stuient vbn issl tsli That bel as
ta climb on D ladder ta tste ~ his bat
g. TWts nothing az all I have a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
LAST Words ut Parting.

He-Now, Emma, you must promise
to love NE till / come back.
She-Yes, love; but don't be long
Zeitgeist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

Plug-Do YOU want to know how &c
save five dollars?
Slug-You bet do.
Plug Send me ten and TIL give half
of it back to you in FIVE minutes.-De-
troit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
A Baron.

"And so he is real baron? What Is
he baron OFF,
"Ideas, / think. Yankee Blade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

Her master reports having rough
me. Many boats shelter theTe Tor ne
nm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
BANK cLEARIN0s.
Reports FIom SKY Nine Cis.es Shows
sight Increase.

New YoRK, Aug 26-Bank clsarngs
totals atsxty- nlae cites for the week
ending August =, 1892, WITH compaf--
sons as K legraphed % AladsIrsels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

few points on enc game and fan
AVS WI be ~ interest 90 sportsmcn
now thst The season for shooting e
drawing near. The season for asnfnK
trout aud graylng closes August 81.
Deer may ~ lied from November I
60 October s. and m the upper pea in
suis between toe 25th dsv II Sept1m
Der and The 23th dsy ~ October No
nor he taken or killed .n the water or
hy trap or pl-faI, hy artificial LIGHT or
by uss n dogs. The patrdgr seasou a
open from octohsr 60 January O.. aaI
che duck shootng season opens sep
enlbor T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

Gertie CarmO's resl name was Mar
zsret CItHsssn. She wss born n Ham
burg. Germany, twenty -twp years ago
lat June. She received common
nhooi education AMI st t1e sge Of m
years came t1 America With her
pareufs For several years she lived
w,tb her parents "a Toronto. ont. amt
When zoe latter .sft that CITY four years
ago tomato their home ON Vancouver 3
is. trt. Gerfe. a. -he vac usua ~
caIiec. weot t0 Detroit and has made
that CITY ner rome ever SINCE.
While Toronto 6crtis made the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

"pl-asa rut mo back on patrol duty
Several years ago I male a serious
biunder tbat makes me unfit f1r de
tecavs work married Detroit Free
Press
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PONY RACING At HEMPSTE1D.
ALI. READY FOR THE SPRING MEETING TODAY
ENTRi ES

ALI. READY FOR THE SPRING MEETING TODAY
ENTRIES.
The spring meeting Of the Hampstead Farm Racing
Association will be held at Ilemptead, l.. J., to-day,
at D. ~, under the rules Of the American Pony
Racing Association. Thee are the racc;:
First Introductory scramble-A swecpstake. at $40
each D. D.. added 10 cup 80 per cent OF stakes 10
second for horses and ponies not exceeding Ia hands
o inches; horses IA hands 3 inches 10 carry 100
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IT,, 1853; La Trona, 146 the Crow, 139; Buck
shot, 130.
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for ponies not exceeding IA hands 1 inch; half
mile on the fiat. Entries Trump, 40; ChamIa,
100.
Third race andicap sweepstake. at $40 each,
D. p. added to cup so per cent OF stakes to
second fol horses and ponies not exceeding IA hands
3 inches; fveeighths OF mile, on the fiat. Entries
rocahontas, 40; Biloxi. jr., 40; Jo:ephine H..
I4O.
Fourth race-IIandlcap sweepstnkc, mt $40 each. p
p added to a cup 80 per cent OF stakes to second
for horses and ponies not exceeding 10 hands three
quarters of n mile, on the nat EntFies: f"ca-
hontas. l52; Carteret, 49,; Planeroid, ID.
Fifth race--liand!cap sweepsakc, at 80 each p.
for ponies not exceeding IA hands inch one-quarter
mile Oh the fat. Entries: Trump. 14j; the Crow,
100; Buckshot, 1853; Champa 100; La Trona, 145
Molly o., 142.
Sixth race-Meadowbrook Cup Stceplechase, $40
each, D. p 80 per cent stakes 10 second about four
miles. Entries: shipmate, 1861 Apollo. 16o; ks
met, l65; the Syren, 1861 oherrad, 1861 Meadow
Lark, 1G5.
Seventh rsce-Iiandlcap sweepstake ut $40 each.
p D., added to cup; 20 per cent OF stakes 10
second for horse and ponies not exceeding IA hands
inches; one mile and quarter, over TX hurdles.
Entries Roulette. 1872; Nina. 147 Josephine H..
1877
Eighth race-iiunt Cup steepechGse; usual con-
dit0ns about four miles. Entries The Heller,
las; Lorna DOOne, 145. brunette, 145 Dixie. I45.
Admttancc TO the course free. Special train
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the races. The stewards Of the meeting are Thomas
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Z. A. Buck, L. Y: Bell. JenkIn, Van schaick J. Il.
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ir VIII be starter and g. Wood clerk Of the
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PECULIAR REVIVAL! STRANGE POWER'
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Evangelist Revival Sermons, 10 40 and 7:fo o'Sc'
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BEICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner sthave
and S7th.st Rev HENRY Van DYKE; - ~ p,I3Ccor
pry JNMT,S q. MURRAY ID. D.. Dean .' rinhooto, l
college wiz preach o sunday. MAY g. at IL D. H. "'O
1 80 u M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

.Sp,rpy CHURCH Washington Square-Dr. stone
IN ~ I'D Massmcctng 30. Addresses by AdIn
ant WHY from salvation Army who VIII also assist III
evening service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

BLpNIxGDALE cHUECh. boulevard ard d Wet ~
cs,bstDM ADISON c. PETErS, Pastor. II, ,,,Whnt -
the rrdsnaoe SIR ,ci sSFptIs ss M as Nns
ers stand by Superintendent Byrnes aud fu,yerl Ic
Rum povcr - organ and harp recital 80 Ne" eho'f
A nl.nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

BAPTIST CHURCH OF TIE IiIrhANNf M p,s,n,
| ave and DONALD ID. MAClAO hiN ., Yn
services =. III. ami p M 1n ii'1n ,,,1,.i ~
| Erd,y evening meeting At s. All C"iu'"'' "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AZ LIE nni, GihaveHpr WYLIE. Pas:or. will preach
, a, NJ. ~ m, and D. m. Wednesday evening, dc
yotIon1l meeting at =. All lnNltu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

cUrRCH OF THE ISCAKNATION, Madison ave. anc
a,th.st Rev ARTHUR BROOKS. d. D., I:ector-iloly
Sommuninn NJ u a M. Service. sernoI and Holy Com
munion AZ II a. m Afternoon service. 4 y. ~ stran
cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

ASSOCIATION HALL. Twenty.thir Stteet h,,'i.'
Church corner ith.GVc.-Mr. DlAON al ~ ''u -
Hearty welt To all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SEhvNES: Ute W,hc
>t,s'io, Ira Ito West 21st s.-Eyenng, 10 faIl,.
OCONNOI, lectures the bogus rchc o -. "'
oxhihi,cd nv cunning Catholic priests. All in'it'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

ALI, SOULS CHURCH. Msdison-aye and eesn 's ST.
EeV. JOHN FULTON, D. D., VIII preach d. IL d. M ~
a hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

BROADWAY TABERNACLE corner s'ths' and Gun.
| ave-. Rev WILLIAM NJ TArLol:. ~ Il, "a ~ as
len x j. LYMAN u. D.. viii pr"eh sr ha
| tally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

rnt ANNUAL MEETING q. Society tsr I,' ~ ns
Se@ at 10 ca'ss' D&SA % WELLS - Recording
STREET. ;ss hses SMvRk So
DAY. school, $50 p. m.
,o, wNI OF iSss k RAe dh5hGH
Pasorpubc Worship eomorr'~ S,s At u H. anu ILL.,
"wednesday evening service 1t O'CLOCK.
WnsT s1sTss s
D. D. win preach at II a. M ana 80 D. M
wEsTMlssTEE ER5AEEnr cH T. ssMrn e.
B y if:s Sess i1f aS &
By Ry IA are eorday
WASHINGTON SQUIRE METEomswT E RISItnhb.
cHoF 4ths near etaye Dr. ,s C. w. Eteaisg
:oa kS iSSiiss on 1.-THE
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Iosth;ss;
81 III : Sunday
Mem pubIiranons.
THOMAS HARDYs
MASTERPIECE:
TESS OF THE DURBERvILLES,
PURE WOMAN,
FAITHFULLY PRESENTED.
A NOVEL.
BY THOMAS HARDY.
Author Of "a Group Of Noble Danes" 1.-THE WOOD
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Townsmen," etc.
Illustrated. Post svo. Cloth. $780,
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vital socisl and moral truth pryades this magic s'ory
The book should placed upon the shelves OF every
white Cross Society," library In ths u'o o'hef S"
-(Churchman, NJ \.
This 4, not only by for the best work Mr. Hardy mas
done IL ia one strongest novels that have appeared
for a long time . . A tragic or powerfully moving
story than that Of lives not in fiction; and the
nv Of IL is heightened by the exquisite pastoral scenes IN
which is mainly set. The book Is full OF Suggestion
n, questions which ag.tatcd mems minds more
than az the present time 1t is certainly master
pece-(N. Y Tribune.
woman who will he better known, better loVeo more
soen,v n,,ed than most known or pitied or
oven loved either IN world Of fact or the world OF ar
Atlantic Monthly.
In this his greatest work, Mr. Hardy has produced
tragic p,as,erpece Powerful and strange In design
and terrible execution, this story brands iee
upon tho mind as with touch Of ncandesccne ron
ACADEMY London.
Mr. Hardy hes written Q novel that 10 not only gooo
I'M, great Tess OF the DUfberstlles Is destined,
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The hes. English novel that has appeared for many
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AT TIE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH , n BTo3x'
Ivn corner az Clinton and Congress stsiieN JouN w
CHADWICK will preach tomorrow mining c e. at 30
o,cIock before the Ethical Association ouoseII ne
independent In Politics. Lecturer MI JUN a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

CESTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. 200 West i2det.-
pr,rhnr hv tho pastor Rev ". NJ. WALk Ei. sunday
naming at II. subject. The lndestfuctbc Word.
And I'm TN, evening at 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

cu.,urps PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-ave
near istn"st Rev. ". ID. BUCHANAN. rastor.-Rev
EZEKIEL VAN DYCk VIII preach ~ 10 80 =. ~. 4, Inc
pastor will peach at 40 D. M SunneefS c"rniall'
xy.ico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

EGLIsE DU sAIYT.EsPRIT; 80, 2ee rue ot 1ae ct
4 h du soir Rev A. v. wITTMEYER, Recteur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

At THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN, HUN ~
,o,th,est corner I2lst-st-rhe Rev. MElti,E 81. W
WRIGHT Pastor, will preach. morning at H. sunday
WI o., 10 a m All are cordially invited to attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOC1ETY.=Thc
81. ,nnn, meeting will be held MONDAY. May ., !: 80
~ m az baptist Tabernacle, 2d-a\e apd loth,sI Me"
YORK. "''' ''''''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

FIRST RAI-TIS'r CHURCH, Sist-st. between fy Wny
,ra and West Misunderstanding by the PASTOR ~,
i NJ WALpEMAN. at II a. M and 80 p: m a 40 a. m
noct,a FRIDAY EVENING at as Sunday school. 'oo - "
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,orL.GlATE REFORMED CHURCHES OF NE"
YORK.
coIrrGIArE CHURCH. tsth.st. and 'th'aNe'-Ke


r,WnTWy DWIGHT D. D., President OF Yale University.
No-1 2hEE .cr4cc a, II tsa aIS9 my PsyIR
JANIS nREE D. Will PGsen p' Top. .ervcS s''s Thy
NS on Tor next S,bth CONDUCTED by the
FSlo ris,. exposition 80 minutes Subject "A song
JA MhsS'p ErEREir p D. VIII preach Topic: Tho
'''. A,iSr.%ccoc for PRAYER at o:i' m sHd'y'ho''
at SG 80 II NJ T 70" cTIc 2aav and 7,h.Ecy
PEESTON sEAELE viii proach az u D. j." '"" J. "
CHURCH. TIE rYTTA KS fr';eTy sTs 1'O d.
rassfHprcnchins tomorrow a, II m and 7;t' p ~
ii6lc school at p m.
CANAL srrlGT rEEsnT5 bMHh6 P c ES4sdI
S s breach az Ss' 10 80 a NJ All Welcome
CENTRAL tMrrmoprsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH
in aA,ySpi:iw f0NGAcii. At p m'mori,l , 'r.
Hie ,,, Visiting a, O'clock Tn Ia.>oF nv g. -
narrower u. D.. will preach at 10 >. H. 'o'D'''
invitation t. all
H., M6rSr pcachc. At H. ~ mec,ins und's
aasric,s Of Amcritnn SABBATH Union ara snnd,y
! Di Iogf s. NH h55 as e1i S S,i 70 the services
CHURCH or TnF rEDElN.g 800. s2d 1, ;.. ard
Pa,kayei:Gy EGEY S a. Iyc AD4Ss n T VIII
cnSrgAn GTpH s p s5'e''
In, s';" Mss %a %na ' &nc ;s
Whiu1crl" strangers cordially Invited
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
I2oth ard t "a Hs eSa Pr n pAcng cTaco
70 rn%ort, Shtrcr sunday hoo 80 p N foans
n'opies meeting at 30 y. Cordial welcome extended
CHURCH or CHRIST oscIrNTIsTl Service every
SUNDAY at r 10 30 s, a. ssae. sunday aad
t S.n eT Ss f, e1 GSialGSE ''' sTrfsoS
. cHHsH or RE-. THE E. HEtHHHE HSS ''fS
Hector May So ,oo M ~ hs s%".V p m n-t an
nusl service Of the Cho7t - League Sr''' "S '"'
Rector. ---
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
Rev. J. ELMEEDORF. u. d., Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH Ioi. tt. near ad"ve-Pastor prcaeh@
f. & CAsTo Of jersey Cy' breaches at 10 80 and 7''
Preaching by tho Pastor Rev w. ~ ill., VIVA S%ad
And in TIM evening at as.
os, GsuR nsy OF sk TIT bnooKs D. i;s;icIoy
Communion IT a. NJ ,Sraon sryiee oi w. M sran
% gSl@ Cordially Il " Invited IT, N''''"'' " "
oea GHA s.a. Rev ri'tSnf r.
pZtKiEi VAN DyCK VIII preach at 10 80 4. The
pastor will peach at 40 D. M Strangers cordially
welcomed
eAyAKY qgEcM fsve and 2,s;st s S
S ssye Nay IND T. MSy oH""a'S md D. ~
eHden Choral choral service service Win !srnon ' p ~ Dr.
ss sqs HI fo S S'fa;H the 'S uni evening ser
cnURc ,g, or IT., TIE NI YoLY TEINIrY.
mo,oO, service 10Y Communion ,y ~ wspolo Warren
Evening service, g. Rector Will preach
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. sta.ve..
corner 45thst.-Rev. CHARLES H. EATON d. d.. Pas.
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AN OPENING sERvICE-Thc ,irsnd Army M n1h,,S
meetings Monday evening Every night nefea ark wi
IL and Mrs BAKER. blind singer. Old companions
old soldier. and rescue workers invli,d - c,
"u so'"'' JOHN WYBrRN Asst Supt.
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-. CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY protestant
Epscol@i sist. btween 18th and 9th aycs.-oly
n'bion a, a. m Morning service at II a. preacher
the Rector Evening service lecture under auspices al
1hItch ciup ~ p. ~ Lecturer the Very Rev. Dean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, HARLEM
Rev. j. ELMEEDORF. D. D.. Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH. loi tt. 3dave.-Pastor prcachc
al IL aud 40.
SECOND CUufRCH. I22d-st. and IrnoNaVc.-Rcy.
I, Cp ,sTo on Jersey CIty breaches at 10 80 ond 10.
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Disciples OF CHRIST. 5Gth.st near Shave. the
Rev. H. B'TfLER. ID. d.. Pastlr-Preachiug Sunday
morning and evening BY the Rev c. NJ. SHARP. OF In