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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25

IF a woman would only take me in
from head to foot, instead of from heel
to CROWN" said pretty girl, some
how this street criticism wouldn't seem
SO insulting, but you positively feel like
a wooden doll under that searching
glance that cares not for your features
but only the details of your gown. "
And how observant most women are!
That swift, passing look reveals every
defect and likewise takes in every
charm, and the critic can tell her escort
how many shoe-buttons are missing or
whether the shoe-laces are silk or not,
as well as the sort of trimming and its
arrangement on your gown and wheth-
err you wore flowers or feathers in your
hat. This staring is rude, but it Ger
tainly sharpens the perceptions.
uaut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
CUT IN THE NECK
Two Wanton Women Come 10
Blows Over
The AFFECTIONS or A LOVER
The Whole Nsighoorhocd Adjacent 70
Waterloo StEses Torn Up Win Ex-
cItsment-No Axrests

A serious fracas occurred on Waterloo
street last nlgnt IN which one of the IN
mates Of Waterloo street dive was
nearly killed
Is seems that one of the women IN
Nellie Lees bagnio trespassed on the
rights Of . woman farther down the
street by stealing away the affections
Of her lover. Tue girls came hsIe re-
Gently from Battle Greek. and, II IS
said. we're enemies in that city. Last
night they met on the street IN front OF
the Lee house, when . hight ensned.
Beer glasses wsrs freely used and one
girl was severely cut IN the neck. Be-
fore medical al could be secured she
came very near bleeding TO death. Two
pnyAcians we're soon summoned, who
sLaunched the blood. The woman and
her friends refuse 10 give her name.
No report WAS made Of the tracas IN
police headquarters, though the whole
ne <nborhOod Was aroused by the nKnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
a HANDY ARTICLE.
The Various Gees to which Men Can Pat
tho safety PIN

The various Uses To Which Men Can Pat
tho safety PIN
Well I never.'' This exclamation
fell from the lips OF a young and mex
perienced salesgirl in large dry goods
store while New Orleans Times Demo
crat man was present. The cause haa
been the approach ~ a tall. well
dressed gentleman. who. in n low tone
Of voice and with perceptible blush.
asked Tor box OF safety pins ''To
think, continued the girl. that a WON
an would be mean enough 70 send her
husband 20 buy safety pins for the
babYir
Baby. nonsenser" cried an older girl
at the same counter. You're green
enough - make a salad Of Why. that
man bought those safety pins for his
own use. Men use them In many ways.
First they put one through the top Of
their trousers aud catch the hand Of
their fiannels % hold them MP snuEly-
sometimes one on each side Then men
with slopinE shoulders put safety pins
through their suspenders - "a - hold
them from slipping of. other men.
who do a great deal If writing. use a
small safety pin - hold The cuffs 81
their shirt sleeves from falling over
their hands They simply make 3 tlcl
above the elbow and set the safety
there. Some men, too, use safety pins
20 hold their socks up Ny mother
kesps a boarding house. and there ISN'T
a man among The boarders who doesn't
have safety pins lying about his room
II a button comes OF and he's IA hur-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
CHARLES SPICER.
tues oct2i


ADMINISTRAToR's SALE-In the matter
n OF the estate Of SPIKE Dystra. deceased.
notice IS hereby given that / shall sell a. pub
lie anct n. TO the highest bidder. on tuesday.
the 29tn cay of November A. ID. Is52, al ten
O'Clock. in the forenoon. ar the north en-
trance 10 the Kent county court house: in : re
city of Grand Rapids. in the county OF Kent. in
the state OF VI cnlgan. pursuant 10 license ana
authority granted 10 ne on tie IN day 81
October. A. ID. lss2. by tie probate court OF
Kent county. Michigan. all of the rights. ute.
interest or estate OF said dec aSec. IN or 10
that certain piece Cr parcel OF land 81 uated
and being IN the county OF kent. slate OF
Michigan known and q scribed as follows.
tO-wit: BENZ a part of the nortlie9si guar
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section twenty
three CD In town seven - north OF range
twelve ~ west. commencing al a point IN the
center of West or White street one hundred
ndsxfy-6ye l65 feet south OF the center OF
le1nsrd street. thence running west one hun
drcd tlOOi feet. thence south one hundred Con
leet, thence east one hundred 100 feet u the
center of West or White street, thence north
one hundred 400 feet 10 place 81 beginning.
excepting therefrom the portion thereof now
used Tor street. situated in alker, Kent
county Mich.
Dated October 10th. A. d. 1892.
JOHN DlkSTRA.
Administrator OF said estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
VHFREAs. D }. o'Cosseu a,e. On ne efh

WHFPEA~. %. 7. 0'ConneU I'D On th- SRI
w fav 1f Jg.v. is.sz, m IKE n ncte FOR the sHu.
81 m rtee' Uu aref All seventy We d0iiafs
payable ninety dass after date. TsFs
bic fr nis own o.ter ald ftf d. I'd 10 As cn 81
ea seelriT irr The favme1f o. such ofe.
fta tat s-eoRa = ecf0c ta1ht
m Say. numbered Hi efy three snd ninety
fna~ fare 81. fHf cpe shrFs -.
iar- SLIGO eacs. sui f1 hy fae terms So sfeh
HHf@ sat asrfeUe f- fnF n3 g. fl rGRfr
A. sHfho.lV o. collect af his aVa eNpfn~e
ali = sell sa'a sfres ~ arV b Iaca ~ r1hifr
er prftsle safe a. The BOX DER opf.ea. On RE
7on nfr 49, ~ IRE above rrrH' -. Anf
hert as SAD nere aid sad stock -
PIED - Tas trf sferrrf rV ~ + nfonr ~.i o.
"a Heefe ard Psi n asaha o. fae 'sra ~
Rap - vtnss Pa fns reSs haIfer aaf
owner thereof 49, fffsHf havfnz heer Tsfe
u re ravm 81 w5 IS secnrea - sid not=
se1 ste sn Fef
NsW. therefore arf'~s "a te-eNv FiTs1 that
on tne iaE ~ October ~ fer e.r~E m
81 sss faF ~ fhe fraaf rrar - 80 r1srr y
ire hfsnf Races Savings pars III re sfv
ri ft-srf karfts k@-f rr1Frv = sniEa0. r.
1rte rr sfcsre ke psVnfrnf 81 20 sr 1zHf CT
50 ears Interest So costs So t4ra16
fsnffs -avfaEs FanE sell 81 era - esr ~
o. th@ p ghes7 f1e szfr rs-fffrstfs ~
fors. nmhf-e1 aaefT fhr.e s1f n.netv-
fsg-
nafsa s-sas nawas wlshigsn. o,saser
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
An Untaught ueathcn's Views.

The untaught heather is sometimes
wiser than we give him credit for being.
So is the mother of his children. One OF
these mothers has recently expressed
her opinion to woman missionary and
the missionary's reply is not given. But
here are the words of the heather
woman: You can read and write, bu,
what is the use of that? You will have
to stand before God and give an accoun;
of your conduct. He created you to &c,
married, and he will punish you. You
should repent and get married at once
Then, iperhaps, you will be forgiven.
and you may come and teach us to read
AID write"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
ORCHID TEA.
A Beverage of Which freaehsss Are
said 10 Be Fond


II appears. from London paper, that
Frcnehmen have been drinking orchid
tea .or tiEty gears, and that the con-
sumption of this expensive delieacy has
much increased If late. The orchid
from which the tea is made Is a MEM
Der Of one Of the handsomest ana
most expensive families-the Angroe
cum II grows in the forests of Bour.
bon and Mauritius. and the scientific
.an0w it as Angroecum fragrans. The
commercial virtue of the plant lies in
the strong perfume Of its leaves The
genus is allied To vanilla, and it is only
necessary 30 touch the fresh leaves for
the fingers "a reaain impregnated with
the aroma" which remains after the
leaves have been dried. This process Is
very simple, apparently. No heat Is ap
piled and no eoloring matter.
The decoction is equally easy You
Just lay the leaves and stalks in cold
water, about one gramme 10 a tea
cup-more or less, according To taste
close the vessel tight and boil for ten
minutes. The tea may be sweetened.
and milk and rum bring out the flavor
of the vanilla more strongly. 1t Is as
good cod as hot, and may be warmed
up without deterioration. Material
enough for fifty cups is sold in Paris for
two francs fifty confines, 1t is called
fabam, Is III Mauritius.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
HIS SHOT WAS A BULLS EYE.
Bot He Dsdn't Explain That He Painted
tho Target After Firing.

Bus no Dbon't k~xpkA1n Inoe ne PAINTED
tho Target After Firing.
A New York broker, who is we'll
known on the stock exchange for his
proclivities as a practical joker, made
considerable fun for some of his assoc
ciates a few days ago. He is sojourn-
ing in the country at the present and
dispensing Inequalities TO number of
his comrades. He is rated among
them as particularly bad marksman,
and so il was, says the New York Her
aid. that when he took numbers of
them around. back of the barn one
morning and showed them a target
painted on the back of the barn and a
bullet imbedded in the very enter of
the bull's-eye, the first inquiry was:
"Who fred the shot?"
.T fred it and from a distance of two
hundred yards, too" was his earnest
reply.
''Ohi ratsl ratsf'
Come OF, now
"You could not hit the barn at that
distance"
But be persisted in his assertion and
finally suggested that perhaps some of
his friends would like to bet on it. He
got two bets, one for dinner for the
crowd and another for n case of cham
payne. He then brought out two wit
nesses who solemnly declared that they
had seen the shot fired by him from a
distance oftwo hundredlyards and from
rife. The witnesses We're beyond
suspicion and the bets were paid.
During the jubilee that followed the
broker confessed that he had painted
the target on the barn after no had
crOI tho shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NOTICE 10 tREbIEokS-
y state q NichlS&A. county o. Aent-ss.
Motto FrruN 2lEcG that ~ ~ order ~ tee
Probate CoaFI Tor tbs eouuty Of Kent. made Q &
{ 4s -ul 4as ~ : pf nabs. a. Il. 4cs-slA Laclth 5
lfutn tAst dale mere Allowed lor creditors 10
pFcseat their claims against TIE estate II
NAH L 1LkkMINsht.
ale % said county. deceased. eDd that al
8 reditofs gf said deceased arc required 10 pre-
seat their claims 10 sald Probate Z at. al the
probate once. in the city Of Grand Rapids, Tor
e xaHil nation and allowance. on Or hetoro the
III DAY Of Nah RexJ and that suc2
claims xill be heard before sala court. on
Friday, the .7tb day of Mancn next. al ten
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that dax.
Dated Grand Rapids Mich. Sept =. A. ID.
49,
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
ucs oct > judge OF Probate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Police Court Notes.

The complaint Of breaking and en-
tsrng freight cars made against Will
liam Harrison and Charles II. Daniels,
vas withdrawn IN police court yester-
day aud they were convicted of simple
larceny. They we're committed 20 the
county jail for axty days each.
Olof Johnson aud James z. Roe were
arrested yesterday for Keeping their
saloons open on sunday. Their exsmi-
nation vas set FOR October 3 81 3 D..
m. IN police court.
Leonard StOnehUFner was before
Judge ttsggerty yesterday on a charge
of trusEcy. His Gaze was referred to
the county agent. The agent was also
asked 20 look after George Isndh:sr.
tdnsn and Gsrret Glider charged with
breaking and snte ring a car IN the
day time.
Willie MOhrg and Bert Smith wsIs
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tive Gsst aud Jskswsy. for stealing
some lead pencils II m drug store at
the corner Of seeking snd Third
streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25

~, safety pin holds things together
for the time being. II that man had
been married and buying for the baby
ne wouldn't have blaShed he would
have been used 10 women; but he's an
old bachelor and that's the reason he
got red IN the face.
The young and inexperienced sales
girl was speeehlesss she could only look
her admiration Of such wisdom and her
thanks for having it impaired unto her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Stole Potatoes When Drunk.

Charles Aldrich WAS convicted in
police court Yesterday of stealing O
bushel of potatoes from Charles Nc
COILS store on Ellsworth avenue, aud
was sentenced to pay fine of $40 or in
default of payment to be confined IN
jail for thirty days. He was committed.
He claimed ne took the potatoes while
he was drunk Saturday night aud sold
them for 30 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
IoIIcE TO cREpITaKs.

NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
" state o. Michigan. county Of keGt-ss.
Notice shereby given. that y an order % the
PROBATE Court for the County OF Kent. made
mOai rs from that date were allowed Tor cred
Tors 90 PRESENT their e.aims against the es-
tate Of
EMANUEL MAUNDER.
lase OF said couaty. deceased, aud that all
creditors OF said decreased are required u pre-
sent their claims 10 said /. obate Court II the
probate orite. al the city Of brsnd k2pids Tor
rAanlnafl0E aud al .oeAace. on or before the
= IN day OF September next. aud that such
claims will be heard before said court. on
Ihurs day. the Ssth Gay IS NJ ar h next. at ten
clock In the forenoon of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. sept. 80. A. d.
ls32.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS
tues oct IS Judge OF Probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Much Better.

Poetic Tramp-How sweetly the old
church bell tolls the knell of parting
day, EN-, Tom?
The Other One-A supper bell sound.
ing the approach of coming grub nd suit
me better,-Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Asks for New Trial.

Herman Henneberger fled . notice
OF . motion for new trial with the
clerk Of circuit court yesterday N his
case against Elias Matter. The suit
was begun TO collect note gwen by
Mr.. Matter for an interest IN an auto
matte car coupler patent. The note
Was gwen for $3.50 and was subse-
quently purchased by Henneberger.
At ths trial a verdict of no cause of ac-
ton was rendered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
The Phonopraph

Telephone, Telegraph, and kindred
electrical messengers Will all be utl-
ized by the orders for Sozodont, which
will be flashed and sounded over the
wires. 1t as we'll known abroad as
at home. AS cleansing agent for the
teeth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Bosne, trespass % the case; motion
for new trlal argued a.d submitted.
CsEcuis Cours -Past Il.
JUDdE ADsIr.

gUD6s ADsIF.
The kustereF Brewing company vs..
Martin fTar ct a., sssumpsit; and
ingsb Judgment for plaintiff tor sll9.67
and costs.
Ia re petition of Charles r. Holt et
a. pet ton; order granting petition.
Joseph +. Dyer vs.. William +. Wash,
repleyn; argued and submitted.
George Hermance VS.. Aren't j. Ten
RAa, assumpslt; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Superior Court.
JCDGE BURLIs1 AME.

IL LtFE Dc Kit - ! d .
In re the opening and widening OF
East Bridge street from the dock line
TO Canal street, trial postponed until
November 81.
samuel c. Alkens We. Edna A. Wood A.,
assumpsit; motion TO set aside the YER
Wet and TO grant new trial argued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25

uTIfg 70 fHIIDREN spoUT IFsf-s 8
IT'D ore q TIE sress rafusr books ever
% srpr Sers a. sEhI rr-f.r
Fver. FrefEtf pad Hes- ifoek frF ths hsI--
dsFs sr~nfs vsnfsr aien co. ntssr hoaE.
a. Fis.eS ~ n 0TH AID
Ealt.sresrs. 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il lie pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn etectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers ami cures habltual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind even pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept ar!
Institute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Hkw fOax N.E.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
rnTIcE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
" state OF Michigan. County OF hent. S.
Notice $ hereby given. that by an order II the
PROBATE Court Tor the County OF Kent. made
on tue 10Th day o1 SEPTEMBER. A. IL. isa-, ;
months from that date were allowed for cred
tors 10 present their "a IDS against the estate
of
CHARLES SPICER,
ate OF sAtd county deceased, and that al
creditors OF said deceased are requ rcd 10 pre-
~-nt thea claims 10 said Probate Court. al the
Probate office. In the city OF q asa krpIds. Tor
examination sul allowance. on or before tie
ltth day Of March next. aud that such claims
viii be heard before said court. on Thursday.
the 10th DAY of March next at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon OF that day.
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mch.. Sept 10th. A.
D.. 1892
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
tues oct "a Judge Of Pro ate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25

The hearing Of the application Of
Fred r. Leonard for partition Of the
Ieonsrt estate vas al i0urned n Judge
AIsfs court yesterday until tomorrow
WcrnfnE
Mrs. Eins A. Wood moved to have
tne verdict rendered against her in the
asfCeF nr Court sst week So ssfds snt
new trial Flsntsd Yesterday sc.
A sens secured a verdict tor <s25
against ner. aud she does no, appear
% 1e satisfied wfth ft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25

sr.-Lstest L. S. Govt Report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
A STP1NGE CRAFT IN EAST RITEE

WILLIAM KTIIY'S COW JUMPS OVERHEARD Az
THE BATTERY-TOWFD BACK BY A TUGBoAI.
His name WAS William Kelly. Her name Is I'M
known. II was the old story OF deceit on one Siue
and betraved confidence the other lhey ca"'e
over the South Brooklyn ferry together, oouhu up
town. and she followed him c)ntendedly' niue dream,
ing that sine was being led TO the siaug"er' Diu
she suddenly discover ii NO one A"'"s' I''
ono thing is certain. As they were crossing 'he
ratterv She fed from him and jumped overheard.
She said moo when she struck the water ana
william shouted ooh. save my cow
rho bic n,lceman at the Barge Office said some
thing Two fat gentlemen in arctics and flr caps
lost their umbrellas overheard at the same moment
Seven men, women and children missed the 1erryp"t
10 see the cow The bcatman at the Battery pioNeo
himself Nd the COW having stepped on him, eNpec-
torated int, The water and glarcd at tie unhappy
William 4 Barge Office Official looked at his trdmpbh
N,werl,ed and said things The COW had di'appeareu
Int soon rose. pulling and blowing and making plant
i've remarks in her Language. There she ni'ws'
shouted the bOatman, and dozen rO"bodla sOTc' ol
her Then She struck out for Europe. But the current
was against her, and she sailed broadside on up tlc
majestic bosom Of the East River When she got
onuosite the staten Island ferry,lip, she put her
tail harda-port and tackled across for Governor
Island seeing which the soldiers there trained one
hoaIy cannon her that she might not butt down
Castle william just then the staten Island iclryD boat
of her SIP VIII 'I uNudl lu>7. 'i'S 0''''
tlc nautical bow On, on the port quarter AGAIN
IN. cow disappeared from the ken Of man.
Like Truth crushed to earth, She rose again. She
filed away crowded on all steam, and sailed up the
river in the eye OF the wind. Then came the tugDoat
George L. Hammond. The old salt who ploted her
sighted the COW of pier East River. and made Tor
her. lie hailed her and asked whether She "an''u
n tow but the COW declined 10 answer ana kept on
her course. So the George i. Hammond went along
sid. + her and a rope was thrown around her horns
Thus ingloriously She towed back to the Battery
At the place where she jumped over, the tugboat
men tried TO land her in vain The seaWall thcre
heinc about six feet HIGH and the COW not being
snail she couldn't get up. 80 they toWcd h'r 10
the broad steps at pier A. ana 'hc our eEs'u
u. -. ,u, ~, drvcocx ior rrpars. Then tho
MN whom she had deceived came ana looked at
hcr rcproachfully. lie went through the motion. o
,nilldng her but obtained only salt. salt water inc
COW eaid moo sacastcally, and trolted To s&Die
in WashingtOnst. w1isking her tail cheerimly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
TTEESOHE SPARHING AT COMFY ISLAND

Recent sparrinG exhibitions given in this neghbor
hood have unnteresung and devoid Of the pur
pose for which they alleged n be given that
little more Of the kind OF cement VII put
a stop 10 the present pugiIslc boom" The manage
ment Of the Coney Island Athletic Club certainly
tia, pat OF the public which paOnzes it, entertainments
immediate AID emphatic apology. Tho alleged carnival
Of sparring held the club az the seaSnoc Monday
night ridiculous. Probably $500 people Journ.yei
through the two boxing contests, ana
when they stiaggcd 10 their homes between and 7
a. III. yescrisy they the most dsgu,ted patrons
OF the Pile ring ever seen around the meirol otan
district.
The first contest between a fairly good sparrcr
named Mcbride and ignorant novice named Donovan.
Such LATHE could end in only waythc triumph Of
science enoranc. and brutal exhibition This
supposed merely TO whct the appetite the
the evening Ietwecn heavier pugst, named Costello
and Greggalns. The exhibition given by thc,e
lasted FIVE hours unt after o'clock In the
Ing The upper benches lined with snoring
spectators while others shouted In dcriaion that
usiants playing croqu't and lawn tennis.
The spectator, woltf home, but could not for
tloin back the city until after the de.
lberatc OF endurance had made up their minds to
stop Refreshments were scarce and the crowd settled
back agony. awaiting Opportunity escaT- There
was no danger Of pugi,t inJuring the other.
IL looked the had arranged all that earlier
in the day. Neither after five hours injured
much a. average football player would De In Ave min
utes Of play. At time blow struck for
monv rounds this exhibition lasted eighty rounds
The Of the club may not have been financially
Interested the sham battle but Ia tbs management Of tho
affair they gave evidence that they were not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
NEWARK.

The funeral Of the Rev. Patrick Leonard pastor ",
tho st. MichaclS Roman Catholic 'hurch was ",'"
at the church Yesterday Bishop Wggcr attend ~
Father smith, OF Planicd. and another priest WHO
were his dcacons Of honor during the cclebiauoh u
mas. was In the sanctuary. The mass was ceI'Dr"cu
bv Father Cody and the sermon was preacher ~ Dean
NcNulty Of Peterson. The body WIS bun a III -,
robn's Cemetery. There n large crowd al inc
church and all The parish societies attended '''
funeral.
When Daniel Price died some time ago he I"n q
will which contained bcqu">tS for va1oS puII Us
amounting 10 $4,000. They are rs io!l w in"'
German Theol ,giral school. Bio m0rd, flool
American Pfhlc society $1,000. Board 81 lI"n" Ms.
ions General Assembly. Presbyterian Church Sl'ol
Eoard Of Foreign Missions Of the Prc>bN ran u r d.
1000: American Scaman's Friend -''lrtN. @''V w.
for church extensions. 5000 Am rir1n TIA -' nv.
81 coo Female Charitable society. II New .rk. 90"
Itbc1a COLLEGE. 5000: Home TO- III" Keller pr re
specfablc Aged Women. Newark $1,000. tract ~
$50 acres 81 pin" timber land in Marquette county
Mich. f. directed 10 J." sid md the proceeds CIV u
10 tho children of his brothers. william. l'Hv'd.
Thompson Henry and Matthias. and ~ .l-t'r I.i. h'
Each 81 his rlcccs + receive II coo cash N ad n
The tcsaior provides that hi, nephew. Naiim1, T.
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are the relatives and heirs.