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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
]. G. ALEXANDER,
RIAL ESTATE.

TOR SAlE-lionse ana lot on James street
Il nesr Cherry. with al raodtfn improve.
menfss any one wanting 20 bay nice hone "a
good location. at rfssora able price. wtI 10
well 10 cali at my once and get All the par
ficulsf>.
| can sell you No. - Charles street st bar.
gain II SOLD seen viii take small payment
down aud balance on easy terms, den I iafl TO
look this up.
lion SAlf-eesenss four acre farm south 81
the city. good soil. well wnfered fof stock.
good l0rnofn house. rev barn, everything IN
part rayfrfnt.
LsoR SALE Vacant lcf. sa1lsz east front.
II within 20 feet 81 corner liffh svenue snd
Last street en- Ainsor ADD will sell cheap n
sold within two weekss party having the city
AMI wants the money This "a hsFEaip.
Inquire ~ ]. g.. Alexander. Court bix. Is
Lyonst rhonees7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Is the complaint of thousands suffering
from Asthma, Consumption. Coughs,
etc. Did you ever try Or. Ackeiss En-
sl.sh Remedy II - the best prepare
ton known for ell Lung Troubles seid
on a positive guarantee AZ &c and soc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Fatal neglect is a little short of sui
eide. The consequences OF anegected
cold are too well known TO need repeat
ing. DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
cures u cough promptly. Sold by NIL
dealers on a guarantee of satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Gtx~. FA1ts ". Y. Feb a. George
rrlstsl. a farmer, was struck by .
tran wku- crossing railroad track At
Esrs EDWARD aad instantly killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

Ne zs,arss.s. Ne sskss< sassls se :. |.
Gsls Ne rs hase. si1szAn
Rse- Wenf aa~n stts fts g1aaraf slsnp Ne
cash So NAY as,ssefy s>1sse
hahtk4-4seed 10 snstea pasitins. sAs3s
faef- shaae oseF Loser krAsies s.ee. ~itI
sssA " i&iF, - 49,
sxrse poa. -Ws4k aed lever cssa eash - =
css aeu al sal - Mss. isullse
IAan- sise sa1 io~ef esaa. see -.
MAJ a. <<saNss
eox4rsa IiNs chlssess sgs'. pr II, Live
raFhrss "A - per 70 Tive fsaeks. iessile ga
ID iAse Gee..s - oasslo a pei astsa
He4Fsk~tFezassFy. i>1sssss. Dairy, iaa -
Fsckias st0ck. it<Eise
osls- saoaala rftms Waite. Tke. wasel
waite ESe. Aiehlxsa Prime waite sa4e Wa
ses whiss. ietss Indiana frinss Waite. ss.e
Mates waite. ia tie4aiishh i9a tsss. ssse. Gas
ossae - eek >. tse. - dec =. sac
f.I2Coks- Distilled Spirits stsady ~ o. "A
pes gsl iof aasseea soods.
Sxs roaz. feh "a
wHxAr-Fslfiy active March. 81 90 vsss
ApssL d a. 81 ~. May d Vsgsti %. Juas
stsss o. az July. ses9sAe
Coss- No dali. 40 laser esss. Ne Z
as ecac, sleaacr mixed sssssss3ks
: oafS.~> Ne selt, easier. we.tefa Esesie
t'xovssic>s- Beef quiet unchanged. Extra
mesa. ~ otsio0 Pork Inactive. steady. Mess
~ 10 10 50. Extra prime ssoo Lard. quiet
Steam rendered. h4Tss bra
ltsvrtASp, q Feb "a
fxrrotEcN~Easy. standard white. no do
sr~es teal. st.e; "a gasoline se % gasoileo. zoe,
q nsphtAs. esso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

J. u. BuskIrk, veterinary surgeon,
successor to DIR. Wells. has removed
from No. Bridge street to No. ITO Kent
street
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HONEY TO LOAN.
Corner

MONEY TO L0AN-Foi short tine In large
III or small amounts or any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner. 50 Monroe street.
Phone lbs.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PLACER

THREE dollars per month will rent a build
ing vel. located for shoe shop or candy
store. l.. :. Proyin. room q. Lovetts block.
opposite sweets hotel
Tor RENT-Front ONCE on FIRST floor OF
Tower Block. Corner Monroe Pearl and
Canal streets. So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
GRAND RAPIDS
PTiVateOetectiVeAgencv
once. - >srth Frc.s Stree.
e<s~a Errtss. Mich.

FURNISHES corsspetsnt. Iskls rnsn to-
shsnovnr and al cls-sss ~ civil ard
erlmmsf .efk. A lse sperlsl ~ssehussn
for 6ssliinfs. feis.bezs blocks sae ether
rfissfe property. Representatives -
All DE ysr.nclp.l cifie. Terrs reseen-
Abe end ss<ssisessca guaranteed
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III. MCKEE & SONS

SPECIAL OFFERS
C510 Honsc and lot. on 500 monthly pay
gcVV meats
CQ00 House and lot. on $500 monthly pay
YOVV menfS.
Your choice OF % good lots at $50 eaci.
Your choice OF 30 fine tots AZ $50 each.
Your choice Of Ia lots AZ $500 each.
All tie above on extremely easy terms.
Other houses and vacant lets at spieneia
bargains.
A few fne vacant lots 10 trade.
Red River wheat aad stock farm Tor safe o.
NnTTCE Parties ulshlng toinvesi money
AsV AiNh on nrst class security viii do
well 10 call on us az ence.
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j. w. CLOsTERHoUSE
Phones2. 4 Cana street.
FOR RnHr.

FOR RENT.
I fre house IA Paris avenue. between
Cherry street xnd Nessthy asuaas.
with AL tht modern improvements "A
recfls $780,. ................ -. so 0
house on Union street Htar Cherry. ST.
modern impfos eileIl. :. ..--..--..-D. = %
house. ten ROOMS. sestAbs sOr two fnsu
lilies. Oh flith avenue. nesr lnieu St l. 4
ouse GA Harlan stTfti. IL door iron
Madison Stcnur. oae biock IRON Digls-
lon street ear ......... ....-.....--..... so
Aise suits 81 room5 ~ block on corner 81
East street and Fifih avenue. tes
roomsia suit ..-..-...,-.- - s1
] house and barn Snd 10 acres land on
Fulton street. Garner fnller street
FOR SALE.
] large. nne house with modern Improve
fnehts. ~ i-agTbve s. VERY cheap - oN
cottage or conth L Mon street. HPw and
with coed fara ..--............. .......... "a
houses az the foot Of Madison ave-.
biocA from Division street car.....-.......
II. 100. So. l.78
house no. So \. IoBia street ............. La
house So. - Jefferson avenue .-.....-. 200
l farm. 50 acres Sc =. Taimaage .......... OF
shouscs on West side. south uf Leonard
street at from ....... ............. S5si 10 s7cg
Als1 vacant lots ia different parts OF ths
eits. Money inrnished TO build. IL desired.
y. ". NoRTHE0P.
Over National City Bank.
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May Represensef.

ST Ioris Feb. g The report Of
tbs committee on credentials of the in
dussriai convention shows the follow
ing organizations represented: Ma
tienal Farmers and Industrial al.
Hsacs. Farmers Matusi Benefit asso-
citation. Knights 81 La,,or: National Cit
is~ss' sna Industrial alliance. Patrons
Of Hssssndry; National Citizens
sslssncs; Southern CcIered alliance and
N.tseozl Farmers alliance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

~ l.. SWIFT frssiGeat
j. j. BARNETT Vice Ffsaiaent
HAktkA . n0f.Litfkr, fashisf
Al clzssss Of has tlnk btasns@s thss are "a
hsFnoas sith the National bsnkias Ls~
transacted.
Letters 81 credit current "a all parts y the
~aria tsst.s ~ voms "a sslsf lntefsst sl-
lo.ed al peg eeat titar tefuhes'es u
eeaosst -.
l. "a. withey. usegxs {. Fierce.
] AZ. Barnett J eummsf,
Al n sweet Joseph II Martha.
IA u Ballislef " * Shelby.
Willard hafstafdt. " o. Hukhsfs
T. crefgea lus. + Leeitgert
T. r. Hawkins
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BUSINESS cHAyoEs.

A FURNITURE novelty that promises 10 be
"A an Immensely popular seller. is al the Of
fee OF the Esge hotel. this city. Ii is a secre-
fary table. remarkable for Its ingenious sim
plcity and useful combination; furniture men
fnte<fip1fp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

THOMAS y. uif.hEHf. President
GRO. "a nhia8S, yice-Pfealdsns.
J. FntpiRlC pAAitr. Cashier,
l.. ~. HUNT. Assist AIT sshies
Transact business IN all depar. meats OF bank-
ing authorised by the National bankinx Law;
Exchanges available IT, all the eofninefeisi
cities OF tho world sold at enrfeat tatsA
Il. >. bonds bought ana sold.
bftsEiftoksi
fhamas ID. Gilbert Moves L. Aver.
Thomas J. u'Efien, George q. nffgxss
David NJ. Amherg. l.emuei u. PutnAm.
hansom 4. Luce, tonsisntae Mottons
Edward NJ. Hunt. John {. fitfgettas
I, Stewart White. Philo G. FULLER.
J. Frederic Basrs
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MISCELLANEOUS

TOR SALE-Haying moved out OF town, 1
L wish 10 sell my residence. No. Isl Second
avenue; rooms. bath. closets. furnace, gas.
and everything complete. Address {, w,
Mansfield. Ypsilanti. Mich. 81
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GLElGU RlDERS-Attenfion. Don'i get left
- this time. but make up your parties now
and order RadcliG 4 IIolt's tine teams and
large p.e:lsu s,eighs. Telephone 80; after
business hours sc6.
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yVANTED--A job OF saving with n 1000
W CAPACITY sawmll. address box la2.
Ithaca. Mich. -
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wAsTHD-soAsD


BOARD WANTED-For myself. wife and two
~ children. : aud years. ~ aDrivate family
within - minutes walk of Widdicomb build
luz. I. H.. box ). this Office. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

ri'0 EXClIANGE--Forty acres Of land in Kent
county for a hezrse. or eighty acres with
thirty cleared for hearse and undertaking
gccds. II. L.. Carter. sand Lake. Mich. .,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

WIpEAwAkE workers. eyrryvherc for the
w greatest beck on esrth. "rHkPF'S PILOT
o6RAPHS Of the WoRLp;" costing sHs.eoe;
mammoth illustrated circulars and terms free;
unparalleled sncceSss Mr.. Thas j.. Aaff4a.
Centervllie. Tex. cleared Sill in DAYS. Nis.
Rose Adams. Wooster. @. SO In A. MINUTES;
hours. a beasnEa; msenihcs nf outfit only 81.
Books en- credit. Ffeighi paid. tddr<ss
s3lohe bible abishing Co.. No. So Dearborn
ST.. Chicago. H.. or Philadelphia. Pa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

WANTED Travelling men 20 take ~ side
w lilac some good selling furniture. q be
sold from photographs; Is per etaf eo.anls-
sion. Address Box =. Newayec. Mica. sSt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24

WANTED Two or three men OF settled
w habits. well dressed and intelligent, to
sell rugs c ocks and ether house furnishings
I'm city. References required. {. +. Adams
Company. a. South Division street. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
News from Manhattan Bench.

solitary brownfaced seal is now occupying the big
tank in which the sportive s.a lions until recently
flounGcred about Mt Manhattan Beach. This am.
phibious creature with pleading face will be
joined by Others OF Is Kind. herd each OF bufaoes
and elk recently arrived and have placed In
an enclosure hkirtng the railroad track where .,
novel attraction they can be seen cropping the salt
meadow grass. While the two herds agree together.
the bfaloes have been ustly imposed upon by their
com psnons from tine north. When shed was erected
to shelter the animals 1t several days before
either herd would go near It, Finally The buf.
fAlUes sought Its shade. and the day the
rlks followed. The latter liked 1t so well that
thpy concluded TO monopoize il altogether and
the bunul1es have been rrIlen out. Each herd
keeps by itself The Gilmore concerts Mt the amphi
theatre afternoon and evening popular we'll
pltrOnIZed former seasons Brooks fireworks
exhibition. given nightly between tho concerts, is
drawing crowds and is highly appreciated. Mr.
Brock ia. promised n constant change in his pyro
specially arranged Saturday and sunday programmes
vocal talent of high order Brock will tonight IRE
gun cot ton bomb Oh the arrival OF each train
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
THAr GIFT 10 CHICAGO
a Lively Time Expected n tho Senate snd
House Over the Rle Ronna

WASHINGTON. July S-There is to be a lively
light In Senate and House on the Worlds Fair
hve-million-d dollar appropriation when tho
section Of the Sundry Civil bill Is reached in
the Senate. which will be probably to- morrow.
MIR. Vest 10 expected to lead the onslaught
upon the Exposition and Chicago. The Mis-
souri, Senator has no love for Chicago at best.
and the Worlds Fair Is not one Of his favorito
enterprises. His friends say his attack will
be full OF fire and venom. and Senators Gull
lom. Palmer. and other friends Of the Fair will
answer him.
When the five million dollar section is taken
up In the House there will be another lively
scrimmage Not only are McAIillin. Dockery.
and Holman to lead the fight upon tho bill on
economical and constitutional grounds. but
Representatives Fitch and Cummings Of Now
York and perhaps others are prepared to show
that Chicago must have made enough money
to run the Fair out Of the public during the
Democratic Convention r WITHOUT asking for
gressme en- viii indulge in a crusade against
SGed the 0onYSn
Isss6t iodSng and during tho
Another element in the House will make an
effort to insert in the bill provso to the effect
that tho entire Fair must be closed on Sunday.
Sna the OF the are Ee 70
Sunday closing in the bill Its friends will not
care much whether they pnss it or not.
Altogether 10000 bona lido names have been
presented to the House. still larger number
OF signatures have been sent to the Senate.
Public opinion Is divided on this question.
however. and Chairman Duborrow OF the
House committee says by tho end OF next
week the signatures OF nearly 10000 petition
ers for an open Fair on sunday will have 6een
presented. Three reports on the Worlds Fair
bill were submitted to-day from the house
committee. majority report In favor OF the biil
and two reports against 1t by Hepre sentatiyes
Little and Wheeler. Mr.. Little points out that
when the Fair was authorized tho assumption
was that the Government had ncthin. to do
with tho enterprise eNcept to do that which !.
local corporation could not well do for itself.
such as to invite foreign nations to par;
ticipate; It was expressly stipulated ISl ed
financial responsibility. Now it is assumed
rise rise. pure and simple, Mr.. Little. shows
from the Chicago estimates that after
paying all expenses the Fair Is to have sur
plus left to divide among its shareholders;
and uses this as IN argument why no a,u
should 10 extended BY the Government. He
also points out that q large share OF the eH-
pense Of creating the fair wns incurred Ivy
going into tho outskirts Of Chicago. and there
creating a "dronry swamp" into u nark-a
pnr:; which Chicago will have left over ns an
additional profit und advantage from the
Fair"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
LYDIA THOMPSON SUED.
Miss Fos.ette Goa ;ident She VIII Get 'Judg-
raent, but 1tot so sure OF tho Money.

Miss Fo.sette Confident She VIII Get Judg-
taent, hut Eot so sure OF tho Money.
Miss E.nmie Fossette. recently an actress in
tho support OF Lydia Thompson. has brought
suit in the City Court against Miss Thompson
for breach OF contract. Miss Fossette alleges
that in no wee. of the last four months of the
past theatrical season did she receive her sal
airy in full. Her claim is for S:}2l. tho remain
der due. Miss Fossette quotes Miss Thomp-
son as saying. by way OF explanation OF her
inability to pay salaries. that she was endcav-
oring to settle the estate Of her husband al
eXauder Henderson, but that it was in chan
Gerry. aud tho proceedings were necessarily
slow.
Can you imagine" said Miss Fosse.te to
reporter. the Gismjy OF an American actress
on learning that her employer was waiting on
n British Chancery Court for means 10 pay her
lust iebtsy All this time we were far from
New York. An offer calae to re Of Il good en-
gaEcment in another company, but it was
necessary to go TO New FORK to close the con-
tract. | had no money and Miss Thompson
and her manager. Ernest Hutchinson. could
not or would not assist me To get to this city
My lawyers assure mo that it will DO very ensy
to secure II Judgment. but next TO impossible
to sntisfy the Judgment because Miss Thomp-
son has no property in this country Mr.
Hutchinson wrote me that Miss Thorn son had
not 4 dollar in the world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
Gen. Henry w. slccu,n Injured.

A horse attached to n wagon in which Con.
Henry W. Slocum was being driven in Brook
Ign on Thursday took fright Mt q pile of build
ing materials in Jay street. near Hillary. and
ran toward tho latter street. AS the wagon
swung into Hillary street Gen. Slocum was
thrown out. IIe caught hold OF the safety
until the driver had stopped the aflrighted
horse. lie partly ran and partly was dragged
along over the otblcstones. He received u
cut In some way on the forehead. severe
br,lise ON the right knee. and slighter bruises
on other parts Of his Eody.
Tho victorian was nursing his Injuries at his
home 4U5 Clinton street, yesterday. but he ex-
poets to gct out to-day or TO- morrow Had the
horse kicked during his short run in Hillary
street the General thinks he would have been
MORALLY hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
TIE SILTER BILL.
Tied Up in the Coinage Committee by FIJI. !
busterir e Anti.Silver Men.


busterirC Ant,.Siivcr Men.
WASHINGTON. July a.-Considerable interest
was manifested 10y members OF the House in
tho meeting OF the Committee on Coinage.
Weights and Measures. which was called for
OK o'clock this morning to consider the
Stewart FREQ Coinage bill. When the com
mittee was called to order there were present
eleven members, six favoring free coinage
and five opposed to it. Representative Nc
KeiEhan. free coinage member OF
the committee was absent. having missed
train connection ut Chicago on his
return from Omaha He is expected to
arrive tonight Representative kilsore. who
was in the city. was also absent
Keprcs entative Taylor Of Illinois moved to
refer the bill to committee Of three to con-
slider It's alleged legal defects. This PROPOSE
ton led to some discussion. and the silver adj
vocatcs agreed to the motion. provided a vote
could be secured tomorrow morning by 10
o'clock This proviso was not concurred In.
Representative johnson IN. d. offered an
amendment to restrict the silver bullion to tho
product Of American mines. Representative
bill to tho House with a favorable recon-
epiaton and the ohns9n oarsd b Ms
m msnt ns subst;tnte Tor Mr. Tayors motion
Tor disappointment OF u COMMITTEES OF three to
consider the legal status Of the bill ,,
mittcd rs an amendment to Mr.. Robertson's
motion II propo iton TO lay the bill on the
tuhie. On this proposition there was roll
call and the six silver men vote,l in the mega
tive The anti-silver men. in order to break
quorum. did not vote
the status of the bill Is that the motion OF
Mr. stone to table 1t leaves II pending and the
free silver men are resting on their arms until
tho arrival of Representative Mcheighan.
which will give them seven votes and Il
quorum. This will enable them to dispose o;
| the mo; ion to table. and the question will then
. RnI,s To
| port tho bill tu the Home with n favorable
| rlcummendati, N and without amendment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
The Sum. Guido to New York.

Replies TO questions asked ererv day by tho
guests and citizens Of the American metropolis.
Suggestions 10 si9htsesrs and practical inJorma-
ton for practical people The Sun ,rNp,i6lish. in
time for use al the Columbus Celebration nert Oc-
toJer complete. unique and practical guide book
10 this ciiv. II ,riH tell ristors 'rhat the sights
are ho'r 10 reach them. 'rhere 10 lodge and board
rhile here and the cost. rhere TO do wholesale
or retail shopping. ho'c 10 dmuse Themselves and
Get rest ,rhrn ,cearv Of sightseeing. II riN be al
t-actirrly printed, pleasant TO read aud the sub
ject matter ,rill be drided and arranged in ,rav
TO insure the best results The retail price tciH be
Is cents per copn The SUMS Guide niH also offer
uneQnalled and exceptional opportunities 10 ddper
tisers. Those ,rho ,cish further Information on
his subject shouiH address The Guide Book Do
partne,t of the Neao York Sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
LIVE UASJ!IyGTON TOPICS.
The SENATE Eircusn~- tie Public Use OF the
GcoIocIca! E:ur.nu.

GcoIocIca Hur.nu.
WASHINGTON. July s. In the Senate to-day
the consideration Of the Sundcy Civil I'LL con-
sumed most o; the time. Much of the discus
sion was on the system Of assessing md levy
Ing taxes in the district OF Columbia The
usual annual attack WAS made upon the ap-
preparation Of ~ % II II million dollars for car
ryin. on tho operations Of the geological
bureau. NJ. S.owar. OF Nevada said in mining
matters the sc oloGis,+ had never hit it once.
They were regarded as scientific tender
feet" and no practical miner Ind acted on
their advice. Mr.. Vcst said he had frequently
met these geological gentlemen. with their
wcll-apl ointed camping cIuipmc nts out in
tho mountains Of the West. hut he found they
were ,!ong lust what h" was doing himself
ti,,rr--hunting and fishing. and he never
heard Of any practical QUITE, me- Mr.. WOlcOtt
OF Colorado sail! this scientific bureau had no
lather or guardian outside ri anapprorration
bin. It was Charged W to tho West. Tut was
Nrssrs. Gall II !a.h Dave Mass. and ltaw-
ley and att Comb defended the scientific
vnluc 81 tho researches OF the bureau The
fight WAS mace on the House proposition u
OF tw" pnlront"snGisis On. roll cul! tho
palconto'oGiats were retained by a voto OF 81
ri" appropriation IT 100000 inserted by
tho Senate for continuing the work Of tho
Census Bureau was agreed to without u divi-
sion.
At $50 tho Senate had forty-six pages OF
tho printed pill to b." DISPOSED Of including
the S5.tOU.GW provision for the Colur> Dian
Exposition. and the contingent question as to
opened to visitors on sundays. Tho Senate
adjourned without finishing tho bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
Mr.. Draper. Administration Praised.

SARATOGA. July S.-The second days session
OF the State Teachers ASS ociation began this
morning with u business meeting. james
Russell Parsons. Jr.. of Albany read PAPER
on the Administration OF State Superintend-
cnt Draper Tho paper evoked lengthy dis
cussion. in which DR.. White of Cornell Dr.
Noah Clark Of CanandniGuR. DR.. W. J. Milne
Of Albany. DR.. Cheney OF Cortland. and DR.. ].
NJ. Milne OF Onounth tool, part. The remarks
were highly complimentary to Mr.. Draper and
1T the conclusion Of the discussion no made a
fifteen minute speech. thanking tho Conven-
Mr. Diapers administrations. and expressing
regret that the exiGenc!es Of politics had com
pclled his retirement from tho State Superin-
tendency. Another resolution was unani-
mously adopted. pledging the support OF the
Association TO his successor. Superintendent
James i. Croker Of Albany.