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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
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Branch once: Ilo4 Decatur street.
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ANNA DIcuSsoN has lost her suit against
the Republican National Committee for
balance due her on a contract to deliver
speeches for Harrison in 1888. on the ground
that the contract was invalid under
an old law of New York limiting
legitimate campaign expenses to pay
ments for printing and for carriage hire 10
carry disabled voters TO the polls. Speakers
for the odd Party and Protection" in the APP
preaching campaign had better take notice.
by governing themselves accordingly and col
ecting pay in advance from the monopolists
they may save themselves harmless.
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NORFOLK BUREAU. 3 BANK STREET.
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TINES BUILDING.
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To effect sales for last days shall leave stone n
turned that will cause a wanting Our object 10
and the prices shall quote will make the goods sell themse
"a WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S DR.

We are showing unusually attractive assortment OF ShO
Dresses ranging In prices from 59c for Checked Muslin DIR
embroidered yoke $50 in elaborate White Dresses in our
ons and make Infants Robes in large variety Of styles and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
TEA GOWNS AND WASHABLE WRAP
RIBBONS AND RIBBONS.

large purchase Ribbons which will arrive Monday THIS 1
includes Fancy Ribbons Moe and eros Grain Satin Edges IN -
coors can guarantee saving Of % per cent any OF them
the purchaser
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
GOES To THE COURT
pisfrict No. 8 and the City Un-
able 70
SETTLE The DISAGREEMENT
Gpowsnx Out Of the Annexation OF the
Disuicr-A Aandaraus VIII
Be Asked Fer.

The WAYS and means COMMITTEES or
ohe board OF education. President Blair,
City Attorney Taylor and officers OF
NE school board or district No. OF
Gfand Rapids township met AZ the city
Ali Yesterday 10 consider the long
sanding disagreement between the
oisy aud distTict boards The former
hoard claims .hirtsen-axteenths OF as
49, OF the taxation in the annexed dis-
lRics, - that = the proportion OF Taxa
~ property. Distrlet No. does not
no13cedo the IusIIce OF the claim and IN
addition claims Insurance. money on
~ school house burned last October.
kho hoard says that not only wss tae
nouse burned before the annexation
Mnsch 1, 1892, but further that the add
an Of territory was Inva.lt- As q
uoonIt OF the meeting the ways and
mosns committee instructed Mr.. lay Tor
- institute mandanus proceedings IN
NE Supreme court The amount AZ
sue il about SO. OOO-
This u the fourth attempt On the
art OF the ways and means committee
% perfect An amlcabie settlement OF
the case- Twice there was no quorum
of the school board OF district No. o.
The third time the board was present,
but after spending the forenoon IN
fruItIess discusslou, the case was post
poncd for further consideration The
ways and means committee stoutiy
maIniaIned the cIty's legal right to the
fund, and the district refused 10 make
any c0ncesaOns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
NEW YORK AND RETURN,
$1,000
Via the Michigan Central.

Tickets will be sold July 5, 6 and z,
and by special arrangement good to
return until August Is. See the Nj
agara Falls on your way east. The
Michigan Central train stops at Falls
View station, giving everyone ample
opportunity to see the great cataract.
state Of Michigan leave Detroit by
special convention train ct 1880 p. m,
July 6, via the Michigan Central. Be
sure and take the Michigan CentraPs
fast train, leaving Grand Rapids ct
q. m. and connect through. Elegant
palace sleeping cars from Detroit to
New York without transfer. Secure
your sleeping car berths at once.
Children between the ages of five and
twelve will be charged half rates.
Stop oyer privileges will be allowed at
Niagara Falls either going or returning
and upon notice 70 New York Central
train conductors before reaching Al
bany, tickets will be exchanged for
others available on Hudson River Day
Line steamers, Albany to New York.
The same privileges viii be accorded
on the return trip by exchanging
tickets at the Hudson Day Line steam
er's Office at their docks IN New York.
rhe steamers leave Albany $50 q. m,
arriving at New York p. M, Brook
lyn $40 p. M; leave New York foot of
Desbrossess street $40 q. M, arriving
in Albany 6:10 p. IN. Remember it is
the Michigan Central that run the spe-
cial through convention train. For
further information call on or address
FRED NJ. BKIGGs,
Gen'l Ag't.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01

In the divorce case OF John A. Pier
500 w Gertrude =. Pierson, Judge Ad-
81 granted . decree for the complain
Ant yesterday on the ground Of extreme
cruelty. IL was further decreed by the
court that the defendant have the care,
custody. education and maintenance Of
thor two minor children, and that
they shall remain With the defendant
until they shall attain the age OF ii
ysaEs, subject to the following provis-
lous: The complainant shall have the
right 10 freely visit and associate with
hio children. and To take them with
him upon visits or journeys within this
o1nts at al suitable and proper times
without tho interference of the defend
ant, but be 10 enjoined from taking
them out Of her custody or out OF the
o1Ate. The defendant 10 to receive one
half Of the complsinant's property,
both real and personal. including
household furniture. IL the parties do
NOT agree upon partition of the prop
erty within three days from the date
81 the decree, the matter shall be re-
1erred to Circuit Commissioner Hug hes,
- sscertain the amount OF the COM
plsinsnfs property, and report the
division between them 70 the circuit
snort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
Court Notes

John Poskee WAS arrested yesterday
on q warrant sworn out of police court
by Ed. StoIber vino says Paskee
knocked him out Wednesday night on
Godfrey avenue. He will be arraigned
shis morning on q charge OF assault
and battery.
G. Zuldema had . partial examina-
ton on the charge of resisting Deputy
Sheriff Doherty, who had him under
arrest charged with disorderly conduct.
The hearing was adjourned until
! July 3.
Nate Meeker has two cases pending
against HIM IN police court for selling
hQuor on Sunday and both were ad-
journed yesterday until July IL.
Alexander Douglass had his case ad-
journed yesterday IN police court until
July Is. He was arrested for selling
liquor on Decoration Day.
The case of the city against Henry
B. Grady who 10 charged with selling
hquor without paying tax was ad-
journed until July s.
Matt Slattery will have Q hearing in
police court July on q charge of
selling liquor without paying the state
tax.
John C. Mangold was arraigned for
selling liquor on Sunday and his examl-
nation Was set for July Is.
Andrew Tabor was arrested yester-
day on O warrant for violating the hack
ordinance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
Conducted Their Own Defense.

George Kelly and Joseph Henderson,
ae jaii breakers, were up in police
court again yesterday 10 hear Judge
Haggerty's decision on their defense
nsds the day previous, In which they
raised q legal point. They claimed
they escaped from q hole in the fence
made by some one else. and that they
we're not ia the jail 81 the slime, but in
the stone yard, which WAS separate
nrrzngement, and can not be consld-
cred part of the jail. They pleaded
their own case. Judge Hsggerty de-
cided that their defense would not hold
Hood. and advised them to waive fur
ther examination, 81 II would be bet
ter for them TO have . speedy trial IN
che superior court TO avoid lying IN
inIl all summer waiting trial. They
acted on the suggestion of the cour,
and they were bound over TO the supe-
nor court for trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

1.-THE weather will only be favorable
aud it will If the prayers Of the horse
men prevail, Grand Rapids will attract
a good deaf of attention IN the outside
world during the next fortnight. 1t will
have all the color of sporty" town.
II takes money to make the mare 20,
and money will go lively and change
ownership rapidly, ~ the racing pro-
grams are carried out. There may be
evil in racing, the moral pessimist will
surely prove that there is, but 1t has
become great popular pastime with
Englishman, finds it exceedingly fasci-
Paris mutual ticket. My lady, too,
VINO will 60 out in her fine equipage,
all attIred In the glories of the latest
modiste, is allowed by the decree of
polite society to pick a favorte BY
which investment she naturally be-
comes demonstrssive IN her enthusi-
asm and interest. Thls can be done
nowadays without raising any question
of proprlety. Surely the women are
gradually becoming % great admirers
Of the horses ne the men, and mauy of
them are well up in horse history and
have the ancestry Of the successful
trotters and runners At their fingers
ends. Oh, We shall have spirited times
on the turf if the clouds will roll By
aud stay out Of sight.
Local democrats have been Laughing
IN public ut the naming of Ben Morse
beg pardon, Justice Morse-as can.
didate for the vice presidency in the
Chicsgo convention. One thing is
certain, and that is, that Mr.. Morse
has great deal lees 10 De ashamed OF
| than the men Who suggested his name
in newspapers and IN public.
| Scarcely . day passes but you vii
hear somebody IN tins city complain
| ing bitterly about the water they are
| obliged TO drink. IL has been very
dirty for several weeks past. As 4
matter Of general information TO con
sumers shy would II not be q good
| idea 10 publish an analysis OF the city
and hydraulic water every day. Some
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01

one would certainly be beneflited-par-
tieulasly ia sc ws4o would soslaln from
uslng IL. Ii you nAye doctor who %
confidential friend ask him II he
doesn't think the drinking water IN
Grand Rapids neips BIS business sew
ersl of them were heard 10 aekuowt-
edge as much during the sex ness wnssh
prevailed hers 80 generally n TIE
spring
Ex-senator Joseph VI. Weiss OF De-
tFolG VAS IN town tor few hours
Thursday. Joe is almost as enthusss-
TIC IN his interest IN politics as he MAS
ia base bail few years ago. He was
one OF the crack players IA the Cass
club of Detroit. lie Was . pitcher wno
was both respected and feared, aud
early mastered the mysteries OF the
curve. If ne could only execute soae
of those serpentine movements IN
shoots and out shoots that he COM
manded the base bail 20 do IN his polit-
real playing he might DC able TO tell u.
Why ne comes 10 Grand RAplds and
whether or not he Will get what ne ex-
pecp.
Stories were telegraphed from tnis
CITY To papers IN the state purporung te
tell exactly what Ex-Governor Luce
MAS here for few nights ago. Gentle
men who have the confidence or MI
Luce know that one of his strongest
characteristics Is IN keeping his own
counsel. Therefore the reports - 70
the purpose of MS visit here and ms fu
turs intentions are merely interesting
as q study of the imaginations and
elastic minds of the correspondent
who made them up.
To many the running race 10 Tar more
exciting than the trot. The horses art
are As q rule honest and speed for oil
that is in them. The meeting Of the
Grand Rapids Jockey club, which
opens tomorrow, is really an expert
| ment as far ~ this city is concerned
but some Of the very best runners IL
the land are entered. and 1t - conn
IDENTIFY hoped that Grand Rapids viii
sustain tins meeting in liberal man
ner. This Is due to the men who hac
the courage to arrange for this meet
ing.
Speaking about water reminds me o.
the information received yesterday, anC
that is that our. fellow townsman
Joshua Speed, has q scheme to bring I
supply from Lake Michigan to thi
city. Now the trouble is this: Joshu,
| will never let 60 of the scheme.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
BUFFALO CLOTHING co.
Great Sale Of Spring and Summer
Suits Regardless Of Cost.

Notwithstanding the backward rainy
season the business done by this enter
prising house 10 phenomenal. Having
closed out very large stock of spring
suitings We were compelled to again
hustle to the markets of the east for a
new supply, aud as everyone knows, >
sharp, shrewd buyer who visits the
eastern markets now ut this time of o
very back ward year, can buy large
stocks of goods at their own price.
Such WAS the experience Of Mr.. Blum
enfield on his last trip, having bought
q very large stock ct spot cash and al
prices that were below the cost to man.
ufacturer. Now We propose to con.
tinue our large sales by placing the
goods on the market at prices 60 ridi.
culou sly low that any one can wear q
stylish hobby suit, no matter how small
his purse.
These goods are all late novelties and
patterns that we're never shown before
In this market, comprising all the latest
shades IN light and dark browns, steel
gray, light and dark blue, drxb, gray,
ETC., and in dress suits We are at our
best. Our stock of Prince Alberts in
Clay worsteds and diagonal goods il
complete, as we'll as our sacks and
frocks. A careful inspection of this
stock is solicitee.
$50 suits In this sale that are cheap
at S. We put them down TO $3.50.
$50 suits in this sale that are che az
at SO we put them down to $3.50.
lis suits in sacks and frocks cheap al
SIS, we put them down to $9.9S.
100 suits IN sacks and frocks cheap II
SIS, We put them down to $11.50.
100 suits IN sacks and frocks cheap al
SIS, We put them down 70 $l3.
100 suits in sacks and frocks cheap al
$40, We put them down to SIS.
To good careful clothing buyers we
ask you to look this stock over before
buying and note the quality of goods
1t the prices named, as it will be = saw.
ing to you Of ut least SO per cent. fol
the same goods at other houses.
BUFFALO CLOTHING Co.,
85 Canal Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
he WASN'T BROKE.
3enry Smith had Jag and S7,5oo
Yesterday.

y olilitl f1aS jag el-- S%,ooo
Yesterday.
Henry A. smith, an old soldier. was
arrested on Pearl street yesterday for
hsing drunk. He was taken To police
boadquartars and locked up II cell ID.
He mad Just received windfaIi from
the government Tor his services
wandered during the war, and most
II bis lucre Was found In his pocket
when he was searched. CASH To- the
account OF 1868 Was found besides
a endorsed check for s., 600 on the snb-
ogcasury of the United States. His
home - in saginaw, and he bad pur-
ohased ak tine gold watches and
three chains. which he said he
1ntonded TO present TO bis rela-
0veo within . few DAYS on the
occanou Of his Wait to them. One Of
ohe chains WAS recognized by Lieute-
uant Hurley a. the one worn by the
notorious Jack Hidelbrand when he
wus . familiar figure To the police
attaches. Smith claimed he had owned
che cham for . good many years, but
ohe police think ne recently got it from
= pownshop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
NO MALARIA, NO CONTAGION
Such Il the Enviable Condition ct
Ludington.

Few cities in the world possess that
happy combination of nealthfuluess
and commercial Importance enjoyed
by Ludington, Mich. Situated upon
the shores Of Lake Michigan. lie sum-
mer temperature is modified by the
cooling influence of q constant lake
breeze, while in winter the same agency
abates the severity of the frost. Dur
ing the heated term there il not more
delightful locality in the country.
The atmosphere of the locality is not
exquisitely tempered, but the accom-
modations of the city are such as are
best calculated tn subserve the comfort
and convenience of visitors. As q sum-
mer resort the locality has few equals.
no snperiors. From an industrial and
commercial stand point the city also
possesses superior merit. IL has not
only the finest harbor on the east shore
OF the lake, but it possesses the only
winter harbor along that shore. Again
the city 10 In the direct line Of CON-
mercial communication between the
east and west. 1t is emphat:cally q
point where ships and railways meet
and, therefore, point which u sure to
become an important trade center.
by . wide tract of rich agricultural
| and horticultural land. She has re-
sources of forest and mine that are
supporting immense industries and are
capable OF vast development. Her nat
ursl resources, coupled with her geo.
graphical advantages, fix the city as .
future metropolis.
Real estate activity has materially
| quickeued IN the city of late. The in
terest has chiefly conferred about tn 3
proposed 400 lot sale of city property
that Is TO come Oft July IL and Ia.
These lots are all contiguous TO the
present city plsts and but few rods
from the city center. Sir hundred of
them constitute . part of the famous
Manufacturers Addition. of winch
much has been written aud said of late
years. As the date of the sale ap-
| prosches. great preparations are being
made for the sale. IL vll be the bsg.
gest sale of the kind ever held in Micn-
gsn and no nIsn who may secure \
piece Of il will live long enough 10 re-
gret Il. The property will all bring
fsont-foot prices within two years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
Do This and Wear Diamonds.

Those who are deslrous of obtaining
first-class watch or iine jewelry Of
any kind. or musical instruments for
evening auction sales at No. IS Canal
street these nights. Most people are
finding out by this time that the best
and the cheapest meet at this establish
ment and that only the very finest
goods, such rs are found at first-class
places. are kept by MIR. Pick. Only
standard makes of leading lines are
kept in stock.
Goods are obtainable ut private sale
at auction prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
Acquitted Mr.. Fuller.

Henry Fuller Was tried and acquitted
IN police court yesterday on chsrge
Of Assault ssd battery preferred by the
Hon. =. L. Baldwin. Mr.. BALDWIN was
appointed executor of the last will and
testament OF Fuller's mother and he
claimed that Mr.. Baldwin vas with
holding property that belonged 10 nim
personally. Tie demanded Il, and upon
be,nx refused obtained an order from
the probate court for bis goods. When
he went 10 take possession OF them a
htt,e trouble occurred between the
cpnspiaining witness and respondent
wn,cn resulted IA Fuiler's arrest for "a
mnls and battery. The trial was by
,nrv snd ex-Poiics Court Clerk Ed. l..
f,,Son vas ore of tire jurors. This ia
prcbablv The last jury trial that will be
ksid N the odd court room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
A GREAT SLAUGHTER
In the Price Of Gro ceries for . Few
Days Only and for Cash.

In the Price Of Gro ceries for . Few
Days Only and for Cash.
Best Family -four. per 100 los., 81.
% lbs gfanuiated sugar for 81.
bare German Family soap, for Pc
Van Houten's COCOA, 10. can for Zoe.
Van Houten's cocoa, ID. can for
35c.
Van Houten's cocoa, 10. can for zoe.
l.. Scbepp's coeoanut, per h., lac
SALAD dressing. large bottle, soc.
Salad dressing, small bottle, lie.
Worcestershire sauce. large bottle,
25c.
Worcestershire sauce. small bottle,
l5c.
Flaccus Bros' catsup, large bottle,
l0c.
Fiaccus Bros.' catsup. small bottle,
loo.
l 10. can salmon for 10c.
10. package salaratus for SC.
! 10. can baking powder for &c.
Paper pals, 20c.
Pure cider vinegar, per gallon, lac,
Pure spices, per h., 15c.
Small and mixed pickles, per quart
loo.
A<a1 Ac RtNoiCos RSA 0O1Ohs cSs
3psckages of rolled oats. for 25c.
Coleman's English mustard, per ID.
zoe.
lbs. choice rice, for CSC.
French peas and mushrooms, per
can, l5c.
Canned corned beef, ! 10. can, l0c;
10. can l5c.
Potted ham and tongue, small can
10c; large can 15c.
Clothes lines, loo; 8 for 26c.
Queen olives, per bottle, l5c; former
price. 25c.
Queen olives, soc per bottle; former
price, 45c.
Imported salad oil, ! pints, l5c; pints.
Soc; quarts, 60c.
Japan tea. 20c, 30c; very best. 40c.
A choice English Breakfast tea, pei
Id, soc.
Gherkins' mixed pickles and chow
COW, per bottle, zoe.
Fiavoring extrac.s 1t 20 per cent less
than cost.
All fruits and vegetable received
daily and sold 1T the lowest cash prices.
Call and be convinced.
CHARLES p. RArHBuN,
Successor TO
Ira c. Hatch, l25 Monroe-st.
Telephone l62.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; il ID pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn e6ectually. dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing TO the taste and &C
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made Il tbs most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept ary
institute.
CALIFORNIA re SXRUP co.
sAs FRANCISCO. CA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01
Charged with Stealing Clothes.

Charles Reed, . resident OF Fifth
street, WAS brought to Jail last night by
Constable Keecn, VINO arrested him on
q warrant issued by Justice Baker OF
Cannon township. He is charged with
having stolen suit of clothes from
William Harrington of Cannon on July
20. Reed 10 q young man who has
been IN the tolls of the law before.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01

Eddie and Robert Ray barn we're con-
yicted IA Justice Atherton's court AZ
Sparta On complaint Of state Nians
Warden Hampton for spearing nsn IN
Camp axe contrary 70 Law. They were
tined SIS each and costs were assessed
at %, and IN default Of payment they
we've 20 DC confiaed ia the county jail
for fifteen days. The boys appealed
the case 10 the circuit court and the
justice tiied MS returns with the county
clerk yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01

room Was crowded with friends OF both
parties, among whom were sevrIAs
women- The evidences produced os
the people IN the examination Was sao-
stantlaliy a. has been pabiishsd 10 The
HERALD. The SIZE of the people Was
rested and al adjournment vas taken
uaL.l SATURDAY morning.