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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

BAETLEY- STEwAIT.-O, tho 18th in
stunt, NJ seatt liistEage by tho Rev.
i France, ,loip r. Barley 10 lila N .
stewart, all III ~ ,}ty.
Hl'NrEk III OWN August ~, by Rev
y. II NaI IL ru. at his n .llaiEr. go
Kaign'sarEur e. tau5tlen. y j.. Mr. IN.
uei H. liuut=T Ut West Grow, la..,u
Mss Nary brown, % eilmiuxt a. I'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Miss .yIlp Jones Of HIS city has rs.
turned iron visit To stanton, aG,
ron pabiri by itet cousin. Mss latin
j. cs, Of that pi0aa.
Miss Nellie r, Banks Of Stanton ha.
fetuiHed home f4On tN9 r.e.,, y.s5t
70 her SIaudmotAar Oh vest Eyur!l
street this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
dorchester Boach Once More This
Senson

Greatest and most popular resort on
Chesapeake bay The Pennsylvania
railroad viii take you there Is fast
train TO Baltimore and give you u
grand sail over Chesapeake Lay next
Sunday, September 1. This will BIZ tho
excursion Of tho season Grand balloon
waIl renowned iulE ureOnaut, Miss
Pearl l.nroy. Special train from viii
ntngtou at $ - a. IN. Round trip, 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

The remedy to prevent it by keeping
down thu cause is llr. Simms' Cholera
syrup, tho real cure for diarrhoea.
% rents hy druggists. Depot 422
Market street. Private door 10 medi
, enc UaE.Or,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Miss Addle f. Carter of l2!s I.ancas.
ter avenue left Monday on a two
months visit to frienls In Brooklyn,
New YORK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
Don't

buy school or dress shoes for boys or
girls till yon havo seen the new stock
at Babcoek's, FOG Market street, above
Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
Y.CI0tAilg House
3l6 MARKET STREET.
MAX EPHRAIM.
Times FOreIOCk.

Take it and you can laugh
at Autumn's sudden changes
of temperature. Where is
it, Here, to be sure-third
story, per elevator of grand
stairway. What is it, A
lightweight Overcoat. There
are about 400 of them in 40
styles of Cheyiot, Melton
and Kersey. Can't afford
it! Mistake. You forget
that the prices are reduced
from $12, $15 and $40 to
SO, $12 and $15.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Special offer. ono PACKAGE each OF
peacock ransy, rosy morn pansy, I'M
proyed giant tluurdeau plnsy. Bur
PEGS uellaHce giant fancy plusy, and
Imperial German splenIii mixed pan.
So Tor - cents al J j. smiths, 4th and
s,uInInH airhntS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

tt9,tIn= &vlg8 tass afternoon an.
rested Audlew j itaiscy oua william
Morris, Apoa a chang. vi tGa sag
policy gambling. EAsy were 40 .ueQ
IL The coils an! viii Gsya a hearing TO-
MOTION mUlHlE-.=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Fifty secondhand pianos and or
Eahs. from $40 10 $40, easy terns.
RoUeleu. 4iu Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
Genuine bargains.

Several fine custom made pnnts,
eouts and vests Which have been made
To urlcrnot called for, will DO sold ut
a bargain. Liverpool y London Tall.
ors, No. J3l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Commercial College Re-Opens Sept. LIST.
Office. Sth and Market streets, open
daily, $50 TO 4 for the enrolment Of
pupils. Secure seats now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
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Lnnl { ntIliIn.

Is one Of the chief blessings OF every
home 10 always iEsurs good Gus.
taiai5, puddii!g7 sauces, etc use Gall
hOflen Eagle Brand Condensed
Mix. Dire tons on the label. Sold
by your grocer and druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

There will be a meeting Of the Most
Worshiptul Hiram Grand Lodge this
CIuesdnyj evening. August 30. IN their
partaut, 81 order OF Grand Master,
Nm II. Caldwell. ", S. Glasgow, sec
Ietary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

The Royal Blue Line; tickets sold to
Atlantic City for slT5 for the round
trip for all trains Saturday and sun
day. Sept. . and 4, good TO return
SUNDAY or Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Five separate packages of the finest
pnusies with full directions to grow
the largest llowers sent to address for
- cents, Now is the time 10 SOW. j.
J. Smith, 4th " Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

II. r. THOMAS 4 CO.. JEWELLERS
5UG MARKET STREET. REPAIRING
A SPECIALLY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30


Tho Hlst performance Vt Charles II,
4alo,s now "Doyil'6 .tttrtton viii be-
prescutai at inc Academy Of Music
neA. Monday and l4asIly evenings.
his rrudastioU VII sgrplss any in
Spectacular =" ate effects, cU4.uminE.
blt."ts a}ai aerppatic, tevp-iaAorcan
an spncilty iratAfGs heretofore DIe.
oe4ted and any OF Mr.. Yalcs previous
e!IrIts.
F lis Successes In "rha Twelve Tenn.
taluHs he soaking AMI Tho
lae.it's Auction last saa5pn, will no
doubt heHsl.llr!eat guarantee Of the
merit oi th.s sentation. 1t las been
entirely rewritten, lew scenes added
s0utalH!nE mechanical and light es-
fecls, never before presented on any
stage, II reqaras eleven meA To op.
craze tine appliances which produce
tho elect IN t.IH seene known as The
,tpuHcll GhBmN0r OF Mrphisto"
lti transformation secne Tho Al.
vent vi Sntug." IN entirely original
tEeal' IN Isl wonder III mechanics and
art, Tho company this your IS an ex.
: IEagfR!harS strong nHe, and includes
teuly " Brown, fhOs. II l'lnmer, W,
tsil' nee i.iahit, Wan Ituge, Mai Estalle,
lAfle T. ItH4!na, Jessie Ssson ami
/. all"- Joan MaNsJu. Atr, IAlo has al.
ways presented novelties in tcrpsi.
etpIaan art, lhis voar has several
. strong features N TINS dirspti1n. Sig
, norih Cunrettlnn Chiffon plauIera
a5splure from the in Stla 'fA9atrs,
Milan, heads TINS troupe OF NGnues1
dancers.
The ballet In 'lldoa p of the cornell.
est young w1mOn, uudn tho laalur.
snip Of Aqr9ilD Conil, clever ballot
~ nj 4. IL
on tho stage to-day Several new
speciality 9rtIsts will IntrOI res draw
tHg spca I.Httes ana hlrieslI1 vi,
i tit.rl, 'lHs Grass Widows.
= Ii. Costumes VIII 10 An attractive
{ feRtms ai#l arc rrun Aanllprn 4 suns
tho .nin9sfs CUa'U Ht3s.af iuEaleIpula
Z. iAu 1nalsry 10 also new auI il iron
- t!GsA Of John Il. W.Iklaa, tU,
Gp.al California scenic urtlst. Mr.
lH|n has spared 10 czpcnse in thl
y p'I' 10. I.apl alaet=En.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
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R,,Iy,,,l tl,,css,lF

Reduced Ono half Price.
One thousand ladies' chintz wrap.
psrs at Lippincott's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

Go 10 BE, 4iiri's YsIsrF, SIS MARKET
street, Ion tAe BEST photographs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30
Anu. CIIlcutS.


For one night only Will the New
1HriS Nar!9g!l." Stars hold tie boards
~ the 1i!Hai opera HpGse. TAa date
has been iiNstl Tor Saturday o7oning,
ohFttmhCr d on which nCcu=iOH the
great sG19aQ hullengn Spnrtt, tom
PAM can IL wiilessed by all patrons
u the ara lseuleut world Of Whining.
'en AZ! Lew acts, new faces, new
HnScjtlcs, eaeA ana every artist IA star.
liis Is emplut.aally the peoples ,now.
aAuhdrcd told the greatest SHOW, in
Producing It stuuendous s'ries Of
Startling saNsa' ,uns Positively siX
times urser tam any show Tho
mastu!ua Of tbs amusement world
without laa'r without a rlyal, intro.
iuring atH-tz from all parla OF tile
sini'i. HIS attraction LalnS under
tho infringement Of GH5 Hill who has
epen here bel0re with Ms world OF
novelties, glaraatee5 1t TO be eTery.
thing Hs gIaiH"i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

lrya faie Of mems haudf4a IN XII
be 30 aa i +. halauus, aSt., 10. I
West -ui street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

IHe low Wrihns sail them this week. at
f'abrorh,s, 90 Market street, above
Sc ul,l,
~
4 Legacy for IUar son ana Daughter
Is not to be cpmpaf5a to a thorough
business eEiufa.'iuH a C,plGegs com.
mrIciai College.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

ss-s..zz.ss..H-.
NJ An Efl=lty mHtl uf rN pnrtenrn unl
w good hn lnes5 qualities. a posi- on
either ~ partner OF on salary, where ne
can tIrr june money. Address \. -.
THIS oNCc, asI-!t'
ykF ANraD=A middle aEpL WOMAN as
nv huNssn, snePcr for Two M fpaily.
Maybe a s'eBiy pDdru f7r mi right SOFT OF
woman, Asiifr5s No, d Y 70 81 ert.
H#6-1'
AyANrtH--A whit Elrl for general
w huus WIZ. Apply at l22i Wrst
rect. ab-2t'
go, in.ET iurDlsllr.lu ar uuiuauishri
L room . parties without children,
al ri. iTcac4 =tIclt. asj--J'
NruuCE III" IrIsl Sattonnliatz mr. re-
y qUsstel tp G4eel a then .aHfli TH;uI
Hfgl VI .rEet Streets pn Wrlu0 iB$ eyer e.
ing, tuau.= J-t to t8tgn u,t.gu pu 81 q
o-tth o, B.ps JuHd l.. AialnpH. ny-t'
NJ ASf-.D AZ ri Tor general house
w wark. Mtr-t in i gI,d COX, APP
l'3H Al 90 ,5z ~ ,Uteet Uulu t o'c pelI
,, H.. Tor tdtce days. u3J az
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

pIDs will be received untIl THURSDAY
ID Sept. !. 1879! at o'clock. for furnish
ing 81 No. 10 Improved Glcunore Heat
ers for heating tho CITY Hall. Hot air
and ghlvuDlzad iron smoke pipes to DO in
clutlcl In the said bids. Tho right to re-
ict.t any or all bills IL reserved. bids Will
be depo-ittd In the Council chamber
II. W. PEHkl Ns. Chairman. a3l-at
WANTED - Boariers at $40 POPLAR
! w strott. a3l ~
/ IINnR REHT-A ruruishcl or uufurnlah.
! II ed room at III W. Ninth street. a3l u!
| r est On August 99,a plat Of six frame
I IL building In going from Cedar Ia
! he oh on MARYLAND hyonuD The finder
" III he rewarded by leaving same at l..
J Brpinnns Ceiar and Marshall streets,
or al THIS Olilte. aj0-3t
J VIVIAN ED--A good white protestant
i w gltl for general hrusrwurls. Two
In family. Apply 80 Washington street
a3D-tf
NJ ANT ssI-An honest, eHergetil
w young man 20 clerk in grocery
store. ono who understands cutting
meats preferred. Must hHyc experience
AFply at Al W llth reot. a3Jlt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

WANTED = Boaracrs at $40 POPLAR
! w stroet. a3l ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-30

IINnR RESI-A rurnishcl or uufurnl4h.
Il ed room at III W. Ninth street, a31 u
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29

Lightning plays some queer pranks, "
said traveller relating his adventures.
81 was travelling through Coles county,
ILL.,, some years ago, and sought refuge
from thunder storm in farm house.
The farmer undertook to build fire in
the kitchen stove to dry my wet gar
ments. He was down on his knees
blowing the Goals vigorously when there
was terrific clap of thunder, and bolt
of fire shot out of the stove into his face.
He fell back as limp as a wet newspa-
per. The lightning tore all his clothing
off with the exception of one boot and
trousers leg. There was Il streak down
through his beard, across his chest and
down one leg as though made by a red
hot poker. l supposed he was dead as a
door-nail. His wife picked up large
crock of milk that stood on the table and
dashed it over him, and in less than
three minutes he sat up, surveyed him.
self and mournfully remarked: Marian,
you oughten to treat me that erway
afore strangers
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29
NEWS AND NOTES.

Most people will be surprised to
read in the Hebrew Journal that there
are more Jews in three of the wards in
New York city than in the whole of
Great Britain and Ireland.
is there decline in the demand for
fursp There would certainly seem to be.
The Hudson Bay Company has been
obliged to close up a number of its posts
because the low prices received for bear,
beaver and fur skins resulted in a loss on
the business. There are two reasons
for this decrease. The place of these
furs in the manufacture of other goods
has been in large measure supplied by
materials made from cotton and wool.
Then, too, the fashion has been chang
ing in the wearing of furs. Fancy and
heavy cloths are used by ladies now for
coats as they never were before. Sheep
and goat skins serve largely for rugs.
The result is that with the decreased de-
mand for the skins and an increased SUD
ply on account of the abundance of bears
and beavers during the past two years,
prices are much depressed.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29
NOT HIS WIFE THAT TIME.

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu
matism and Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29

1t is not unlikely that many old sol =
diers will receive copies of Grover Cleve-
lands State papers which have just been
issued in book form by New York
firm; for they contain 22S vetoes of pen
sion and relief bills. some of which are
filled with the most heartless sarcasm
aimed at the needy defenders of the
Union of their widows and children.
There are enough old soldiers in this
country to defeat Cleveland and they
will be glad of an opportunity to show
how "They love him for the enemies he
has made"
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29
MANY MusIoIANs, MANY minds.

The editor of an Eastern musical ma
gazine has recently made curious study
in comparative composition. He secur-
ed an excellent new hymn, and wrote to
sixty composers of church music, all
men of established musical reputation,
and asked each one to write for publica-
ton such melody as he thought most
suitable to the words. Of the sixty
forty-two complied with the request, and
the forty-two tunes have been published
side by side, with the names of the COM
posers appended to each. The result is
one of the most interesting studies imag-
Unable, for which one has treated the
subject with all the dignity of Palestrina,
another rivals the frivolity of Strauss.
One is brave, another gay; one writes
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29
JOYS OF vERNAL SPRING.
Continued Throughout the Entire Warm
Season.

season.
With spring smiles and bluebirds'
song come the crimson wagons and
gilded chariots that herald the glories
within the white walls of the canvas
city. What is unqualifiedly claimed to
be the largest of these habitations OF
skilled men and their accomplishments
and the rarest of natures achievements
in animal life will pitch its tents.
Its very name and title has often be-
fore been guarantee of extraordinary
magnitude and merit, and its chiefest
claim has always been that it never fails
to perform all promises. Adam Fore
paugh shows maintain their claims and
advertise now more than ever before.
Its parade in the forenoon is promised
to be something unprecedented in its
wealth of pageantry. Its route will
have to be carefully selected, so that
none of the towering tableau cars and
chariots will collide with the electric
wires overhead in the streets. 1t will be
announced in ample time in all news
papers.
As an elaborate menu in a large hotel
is provided to appease every appetite, so
is the programme of visit to Adam
Forepaugh shows-with the important
exception of the desire for peanuts,
lemonade, etc., as nothing whatever can
be bought upon the seats or within the
great circus auditorium. This will be
welcome news to those who have been
trampled upon by peddlers in former
wears and in other shows. 1t is claimed
that only one objection can be made to
these shows, and that is that there is
veritable embarrassment of riches.
One can hardly see all of the tremen'
dous collection of animals and the forty.
nine separate performances upon the
circus programme, which include the
| beautiful and daring double revolving
trapeze act by the world-famous Vaidis
Sister and all the marvellous magnifi-
cence and splendors of the sublime his.
torical, Bible spectacle, The Fall OF
Nineveh, although there is not seat in
the vast auditorium that does not com
mand an unobstructed view of every de
tail-one might as well expect to ex
haust the hotel menu. Everything is
said to be of the highest class, while the
establishment is gilt-edge affair
throughout. Compulsory neatDess and
politeness upon the part of the employees
the actual reserving of seats by coupon
tickets, make these shows a revolution
in the matter of comfort and entertain
ment in tented exhibitions. They will
exhibit here Wednesday, August Sd.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29

with the rub-a-dub movement of a mod
ern Sunday school song, another with an
attempt at counterpoint that is by no
means contemplate The collection
illustrates the infinite variety of music.
Forty-two men, sitting down to write
forty-two essays on the same subject,
would, almost infallibly, run across some
of the same ideas, but in the forty-two
tunes not the least similarity more than
in the most general way can be detected.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

The Old patrons OF the well-knOwn
Kalamazoo house, located on South
DIVISION stree, would hardly know the
interior now # they made call. The
rooms have recently received thor
ough ana complete oyernaullng. some
new furniture and carpets added and
other equally as essential remedies
were made. This change was made al
the lnsugatlon and supervision OF
Messrs. Welsh and Higgins, the new
prOpretors and two gentlemen well
and iayorabiy known IN TINS city.
These changes commenced at The
sample room and went through the
whole house.
Mr.. Welsh was for a long time con-
nected with the sample rooms OF
Sweets hotel ana Peter Reid, and Mr..
Higgins for upwards If nine years Was
employed as conductor on the G. X. x
|. railroad. Messrs. Welsh and Hlg-
gins will make the table service a tea
ture and the attractions OF their
sample room will be unequalled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
WAR IN A CHURCH
United Brethren Congregation
of Caledonia
is FIGHTING FOR PROPERTY
That Belongs 10 ths ChuEch-The Mem
DeTs Have Split On the Question
Of Secret Socieues.

The liberal aud radical factions OF
the Uuited Brethren church 81 Caledo-
MA are having a conIenEon Ia the err
cut court over the ownership of the
church properly. The church IN gen.
eral mas been divided on the subject of
admitting members OF secret 0rganlZa-
ro1s 10 Is membership, and the Oppos-
ing factions are known as liberals and
radicals. The radicals adhere Ia the
anll-secrecy principles OF the original
church and the liberals have amended
the constitution so as 10 admit members
OF secret organizations. Both factions
claim the church properly. The LID
erals al CaledonlA procured al Inlunc-
ton restraining the Radicals from using
the church building and now an effort
- being male 10 have the INJUNCTION
dissolved IL was only temporary TO
await a decision IN the supreme court
OF a slfnl ~ ease from Salem township
IN AlleEa county. A motion 10 dis
solve IL temporary inJu neton was
argued before Judge Grove during the
afternoon yesterday aud the court re-
served It's Gecision until Monday morn
ing. The title OF the case is John w.
Sinister ct a., trustees of the First l.. b.
church or Caledonia, (Llberals) ys.
Isaac Kinney ct al, Radicals.l The
Liberals are represented by Stuart n
knappen and Moses IaggaTt IS attorney
for the Radicals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Oftice supple. al wykes 4 Burn
Changed Hands.

Mr.. O. Il. Sexton has Just taken pos
session of the r. j. Lamb commission
house at 81 South DIVISION street, hay-
ing purchase the same from that gem
tlemsn Thursday. Mr.. Lamb has car
RED on an extensive business IN Grand
Rapids for the past twelve years and
has enjoyed the patronage and conn
dence OF the trade In a marked degree.
Mr.. Sexton brings ample resources
and thorough knowledge of the bust
ness with him, and intends To win hie
success purely upon the merits of the
goods he proposes 10 supply TO the
trade.
tie will continue to handle the choic-
est fruits, vegetables, ETC., IN large
quantities and supply them at close
margins. believing that . large volume
OF business will compensate for the
division of profits.
Mr.. Sexton has . busting assistant
in the person of Tom Biggs, formerly
with Mr.. Lamb. He is known by every
dealer In the city and Is one of the best
posted men IN the business. Mr.. Sex
ton has already shown the metal that
is IN him by filling the big storeroom
with choice potatoes and apples piled
to the ceiling. He has also fruits and
all kinds of produce usually handled
by first-class commission houses. Ii is
needless to say that with the best that
the land affords to offer the trade, and
prices that are right, he will be drawn
upon for big days work every week in
the month. He may be reached by
telephone 1913.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

The Assign-- Wishes to Know the Con-
dition OF Affairs.

The Assign-c Wishes 10 Know the Con-
tiuon OF Affairs.
John Wldd1omb. assignee OF Carroll
S. Hartman, filed An application IN the
circuit court praying that an order be
made requiring Mr.. Hartman TO appear
before the court or circuit court CON-
missioner aud submit TO All examina-
tsOn as to his knowledge relative TO all
OF the property embraced IN the assign
rnent and Is vaIue relative 10 certain
mortgages The application recited
that the property assigned, among
other things. consisted of All interest IN
the Hartman building which 10 y nInty-
nine wear lease obtained from Charles
Shepard. BY the terms of the lease il
IL provided tina Il DR.. Shepard wishes
To- accept AL offer for his interest ne
will give Mr.. Hartman the rirst right to
purchase It for period of thirty days
~ the same price and terms OF pay
ment "a he can obtain from q respon-
slole purchaser. Tae assignee has re-
ceIved notice from Or. Shepard IN
writing, that ne has agreed TO sell the
lease and II the assignee wishes TO pur-
chase 10 on the terms OF the lease DC
mas the privilege for thirty days. IL Is
also stated IN the petition that the
affairs Of Mr.. Hartman are quite COM
plicated and It is necessary that the MS
signee shall have . full knowledge of
the actual condition OF things. He there
fore asked that Mr.. Hartman be or
dered To explain under oath. Judge
Grove granted the petition aad ordered
that Mr.. Hartman appear before Cir
cut Court Commissioner Hughes Octo-
Der 81, 1t 10 a. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Handsome Candy Emporium.

III. L. Cooper's new candy emporium.
ll9 Canal street, Grand opera house
block, was thrown open 10 the public
yesterday. Many hundreds of people
called during the day aud viewed the
handsome store, and the elegant and
costly fixtures and made purchases
from the elaborate and extensive as
sortment of candies, etc. 1t is doubt
fCl II there is a more extensive or nm
ally appointed confectionery In Western
Michigan, than tins one of Mr.. Cooper's.
The interior forms a bower of beaut-
fuIness we'll worth seeing. Mr.. Cooper
extends TO all a cordial invitation to
give him call In his new quarters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Probate Court.
JUDGE PERKINS

Estate of James ID. Robinson, de-
ceased: letters of administration TO
James +. Furman and Myra {. Robin
son.
Estate of Abigail Barton. deceased; ;
letters testamentary issued TO the
Michigan Trust company.
Estate of ElmIra NJ. Pratt, deceased;
petition for determination of heirs filed |;
hearing November IA.
Estate of Joanna Stephenson, de-
ceased; license to sell real estate
granted.
Estate OF Horace Bennett. deceased;
ADMINISTRATIVE final account allowed.
Estate of Mary l.. Chapman, de-
ceased; administrative final account
allowed.
Estate of John Ball, deceased; exc
cutrix's annual account allowed.
Estate of Joseph Martin, deceased;
petition for license to cell real estate
filed; hearing November 81.