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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
HUsTINGs-cOrRT ITLMs.

The June term of the Hastings Court be-
gan yesterday. There will be no grand Jury.
and all the felony cases, among them the
case of the Commonwealth against George
WestcOtt. VIC mt over till the July term.
There are seTeral mlsdemeanor cases upon
the docket which will be tried Wednesday.
The case OF the city of Manchester
against j. ID. Crump which came up on an
appeal from the Mayors Court to the Hus-
tlnGs Court. was decided The case in
wolves the validity Of the ordinance Of tine
City Council requiring loaded vehicles ira
Yelling over the macadamlzed streets 10
have upon their wheels tires of extra width.
The Court decided that tie Council, under
the chatter of the city. had right TO pass
such al ordnance and therefore affirmed
the decision OF the Mayor. imposing hue
of $40 and establishing the validity Of the
ordinance. There are % number of similar
cases now pending before the Mavor.
Mr. A. c. Atkinson, counsel for Henry
Jones (cOlored) charged with setting fire
70 the Patch Block. on Hull street, applied
to Judge Ingram this morning for bail,
which was allowed in the sum of 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
MAYOR MArp1cE's DIG DOCKET.

In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
W. L. Crawford was fined 80 for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct on the street.
and G. NJ. Bower was fined $3.50 tor the
latter offence. The two had personal
encounter near the Hull-street depot Sat
urdav, which led TO their arrest.
Two white boys were fined ~ each for
throwing rocks on the street. and +. NJ.
Tignor. white man, was fined $3.50 for
loungng about on the street.
Last July a colored fireman on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad fell through
the window OF his engine cab and his
wrist was cut by the broken glass. His
wound was not "a severe one and III short
while he returned TO his work. For the
past week or two his arm has been palnlug
him and Saturday afternoon he consulted
DR.. Lawrence Ingram. An examination
proved that the glass had not Oil been re-
moved. and DR.. Ingram cut out piece
nearly two inches long. II was on the OPP
posite side and four or FIVE inches higher
up IN the arm than the original wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
BRIEF BITS or MINIS

Residents on Decatur street complain
greatly about the noise made by electric
car No. Q on the Decatur-street line. The
car has a Hat wheel on il. and tho noise 1t
makes Is very bad indeed.
Mrs. j. Is. Brooks and her daughter,
Mss Mary Potter Brooks, Of Newburg,
X. Y, who are on their way home from
Georgia. where they have been spending
the winter. are the guests OF Mrs. Joseph
Walker at Holly Springs.
The meeting of the friends of Colonel
A. :. Buford announced TO take place in
Glbbs's Opera House tonight Will be held
in Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner ofEIshth and
Hull streets. instead.
The annual picnic of Fifth-Street Me-
thodIst sunday school will take place this
year at Providence Forge on the 2Sth in
slant.
Mr.. John II. Burton. of Henrico, for
merly of Manchester, who has been Ill, IS
improving.
Mrs. j. II. Johnson and children have
gone to the mountains TO spend the sum-
IQpr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
MAY. n. J-HOTEL LAFAY-

A Na1E VI Al, ". J.-tlO l. LII IIni a l.
" EITE OPENS JUNE I7th. Located d.
rec,y on the beach. All modern improvements
First class 10 oil It's appointments.
io 3-tseIO JOHN TRACY & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
ON THE SOUTHSIDE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CLEANED IN
MANCHESTER ANo CHESTERFIELD.
at Tomahawk-Csscs in the Various
Courts-Persouais and Briefs.

The second monthly meeting Of the
Baptis. Sunday-Scbool Association of
Chesterfield county was held at Toma-
hawk church Sunday afternoon and the
most interesting and profitable day was
spent In preaching the Word and discuss
ing tho best plans and methods tor Sun
day-school work. The reports from the
schools were excellent. Mr.. John $.
Taylor. the first vice.president. presided
at the morning exercises and b. +. John
son IN the afternoon. Three or four times
az many people assembled as could
find seats in the new church build
ing. many sitting IN their buggies and car
riageS around the windows. IL the after
noon an overflow meeting was organized
in the old church. and still there was no.
thing like room TO accommodate the great
crowd assembled. The association was
entertained IN a very bospitablc manner
by the Tomahawk people and altogether
the occasion was voted one OF interest and
profit. The next monthly meeting OF the
ASSOCIATION will be held on the fifth Sum-
day IN July at the Epon Baptist church.
DR.. A. f. Dickinson. Mr.. Lamb, OF Man
chester. and Judge Hancock addressed tho
association.
NOVEL CASE BEFORE TIE JUSTICE.
Saturday afternoon last Squire Wilson
Hewlett. of Swan 'boro'. had an amusing
case for his consideration. George HOl-
comb was up charged with assuming J.
X. REYNOLDS aud Benjamin Ross. All the
parties are colOrcd. and from the testi-
monv adduced 1t seems that they were AT
IA revival meeting. Holcomb's wife got
very happy ana proceeded to give
vent 10 her JOY and eladness i'll shouts
and loud acclamations, greatly to the
amusement of the congregation and con-
fusion Of the preacher aud Deacons Rey-
nOlds aud Ross. Thoy attempted to soothe
the ovorjoyed female. but she would not
be cOm.orted and proceeded TO shout Hal
leluiah" wIthas much vim az the sinai! boy
exhibits at weli-contested base bail
game. Tho deacons, IN trying TO quiet
the woman, were forced to use their
arms in way that excited the
anger Of her spouse, who forthwith de-
manded halt IN the church proceedings.
After "a hot and lengthy scutilo he man
aged 20 get his wife out Of the crowd, but
Squire Hewlett was called upon TO pro-
nouuce the bendictiOn. He did so TO the
tune OF the costs OF the court and SIX
months bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
? AIN LESS
EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

No pain. no danger, no sleep, no chloroform.
no ether or gas, no cocaine, DO swelled gums, no
unpleasantness. | have control Of prepara-
ton tor use in this city, which. when applied TO
tho gums, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAIN
LESS. Ii Is applied directly TO the gums BY Its
use teeth can DO extracted perfectly painless.
No swelling of the gums atterward. Tho pa
tient retains all his senses wnile having his
teeth extracted. No danger. Particularly
adapted to persons who cannot take gas. Cal
on me and try my system Of painless extraction
by local application, and guarantee you will
use no other in the future.
w. Z. DORSET, d. d. S.,
102 north Seventh street. Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
ST. LUKI's CHAPEL.

The first service IN st. Luke's chapel,
Washington and Beverly streets was held
SUNDAY afternoon. The SUNDAY school
assembled at the old mission room and
marched IN body 10 the chapel, where
Row. c. IL. Kuyk. the Episcopal city mis-
sionary. preached an excellent sermon 10
quite q good congregation. There will be
"a sociable at the chapel tonight. u which
all friends Of the school Will be welcome,
and services will be held regularly on Fri
dav nights and Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20
STRIBLING SPRIN GS ,

Shenandoah Mountains, Va.
ALUM, SULPHUR, and CHALYBEATE
WATERS within 500 feet OF the hotel.
House rebuilt with frsi-class appointments
and service OF tho beet Send for circulars.
CHICHESTER Il STEWART.
References: a. y. GUiGOS, 901 Nam street,
Richmond. my 18Th, sac u3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20

~ 30 sunday afternoon quite q large
legation assembled at Fairfield Pres
'r.au church 10 witness the installa-
% the Rev. w. Nee. White. The
".r. {. r. Van Hou,cn presided and pro-
.nIeG the usual constitutional ques-
~ 20 .nd charged the pastor. The Rev;
o. J.. ,'ainmon preached the sermon ana
les. j. CALVIN Stewart delivered the charge
O. tc people. The newly-installed pastor
..a1guced the benediction. after which
o.. people went forward and gave him the
'-i' hand Oh fellowship.
Ae foundation for an addition TO the
lapel o. the Church of the Covenant has
yaen dug aud the building Is going up. Ii
= To- give enlarged room to the Sunday
'-4ool Of the church. The work OF this
'@Iea Is growing in all departments. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-20

-.F w. owen Carver. OF tennessee,
nporarily supplying the pulpit OF
~.r,,t church, preached very I'M
i'.s ..TIou Sunday morning on the
d.. The discourse was thought
instructive and taught the lesson
..' N. .luld accept the Affections aud
'... "a God permits 20 come 10 us fOr
with Christian resignation ana
MD ID, dob dld when he declared that his
o. -. '.rows and privations and beresve.
-,- came 70 him. az had the abundant
'... rtv aud JOY which he had experi,,
-. from the hand Of God. II
90, WISH his limited knowledge OF
varNugs of GOO. could be
tA.snt and have such abiding
.'.'t wat excuse is there in this day OF
.'f.H.l enlightenment Tor the failure OF
: i'.'essed followers OF Christ 70 doubt
'.hf>
t.s ~. +. Williams. tho pastor OF this
fol. VINO has been spending part OF
Vocation gwen him on account OF the
t.Dn Of his throat in Fairfax county,
poe prDseLt Sunday morning ana TOOK
ID The communion service. lilo was
'.ij elfilally welcomed by his people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
Is A GRACEFUL ACT
Judge Ho~eil Jackson Noml-
nated 10 Succeed Lamar.
THs DEMOCRATS SURPRISED
The Hs~ Jussies w.s unlssa States
p.suiSs Court Judge ami IL
Ball.2ns L4~yss.

wssHExorox. Feb ALA spiss Of the
protest. made By Congressman HOAX
and some of the other Isnaessss re-
patl.esns s<Aiast the consideration Of
The name Of Judge fio~ell B. Jack
son ia eonneeu wi.a the suprems
court vacancy. TIE president today
nominated him - oil ins place The
sppcintnlea; was an agreeable surprise
- The dem bcfats here, who bad ex'
pectsd President Harrison 20 name q
republican 10 .ucce VI the late justice
Lamar. Nevertheless tho appointmeni
is generally CON mmsndsd. aad the sen
ste ~.!s pfbmplly eoutirm Il. jadgs
JaC<son natux bera formerly fsieni'
Ter Of that ltody, and accordingly en-
tiisd = thd .caasoFsl coafte-y wh.ct
"a NAYS observed ia such cas-s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Minnesota and Wiseonsln Have Biz
gard Whsch Stops Business


DUIrrn, Mimi, FEB. 2.-Duluth snf-
fered today from . bllztsrd of excep-
tionai severity. Th~ thermometer was
low. ranging from 10 IL 35 below zero
aud this, IA connection with tnick
driving snowfall and wind that blew
from twenty-five In tifty.fivc miles an
hour. caused an almost universal .us-
pension Of business and trsthc. dss-
pefate effort va. made to keep the
street cars "a operation. winch Was par
italy succes-fnl. az there was . spas
mod service All the dsv. All trans
were delayed and some were aban-
donei. The bilktsri IN ia conditions
= almost duplicate OF TIE famous
.s9tm of Msrch Of lsst year. Bat fof
tfe seser ssloclty of The Wind Z would
b. even more srrious.
Mar srraaloa. Ws.. Feb. 2.-fhe
wef.t storm IN tive yesrs struck TIE
bead ~ lhe axes ths morning, follnv
ing fofty--ignt uonfs II clear. but cold
weather. tue thrrnrmffff gong as
inw a. = bsles x.f.. ~uo~ Ias fallen
al day elfn northeast wiuds t.s0Sing
tsenty a. city miles an hour. tonizHt
tne thermemetsf has fistn 80 z i'tip~
frfo. hnt tfe slrsd q incFessinE.
Tie sne~ las arftsd pstis. street
fsf ;fsrsc -. sisgenteI as noon
''nf eaf eftn two fhR'pes Toi thfoHfi,
ifain Eainih a ! otii9k sui tnea
tnsitt ne tfsific ess suste1as1. Ire
evening ofeahs tan guitsA ost Three
t"iifs ate -tts shfes engines sd
l+ute ~ -Fs,ss - gsttrg thfvaxn -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

TIE M.sklgsn Poisiie.an visits cisvsssad
on H.s Busy Day.

NEe SpRs. Feb. z.-Poiiticians made
tie most % Nr ClsveIsuts AT hous'
hours today snd began - gather At the
N'lis tuila * a. early - u o. 'eice <.
eongre s.uso Nrrc<eur dxe and MI.
kfopeton csiieti hfst sni made snort
si>7
Congressman " r. Wilcox 4 Con
neci'cat came u-ta lie ss'd rs cal!
sss merely a fueutly one. bat IN the
cour-a ot cecVsfsatoc the fsr.f. +.
t1s silver. "a 0sn@r que-tors
81 nsticnsi importance sere tauChed
urco. lie ssit inst Mr. Cleveland ev-
pi'es~sd hims.if q ine lre - nis pat'-
ia. uttefancrs On tness points.
A. ii-t o'cilrx president II. II.
tfeod@i ~ t1- Astssfousstts Azrieui-
tnrsl c7iieze a. Annerst. beaded =
corr mtts-e - foar sn0 csiiea 20 talk
o. NJ ti<ve ssl s.h references 70 tie
s<r.cnitara' Departments ~ tna govern
ment. Ias rea1 enittee rens nsi 18th
tha pre-.tert eifct retli 3. -. ~
.ns fontir<tsn ~ tae conferences
casirfasn tl0oitii Nts sszsa tA- eh esi
- - visit
H. ssd sNe, a. . n1r- r-lssrfs San s,in-
...4t.. ~ fanr. - ~ 1non Nr ieer.
.ana to aFxe opon a'n tll~ in pnrisncr
sf ssxi q . t@fertnient ~ a<fftitnrr
orksf ssd sns sanr sfrre.i - - si-ss
tne ofr-ssaaf aenised- - ait ssns
farmers i1rf9hoft t1f ttif-y ~
f,rraston ss-sd ncoo fh~ sts*s re-
soarcs. ~ nsoaerf' -''~nes
Helas fsfta~f erf<'lstne'it - sssi
sh.t ~ nsase hal heea Dfst far ssrt -
cfeseerrz ae e9n1i ttee es.i =.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Hath Moves 10 Noa-conear the Anti
opsioa Bah


Wkssi>eroS. Feb. s.--The anti-
opium 1xnt began in the hvass today
with the fall Of she speakers hzmmsr.
The speaker handed the senate hill -
TIA clerk. whefeupon Farmer Hatch
sprsnx ~ hls tsst % carry cut the N
stfuctions Of ns conimlttse. and Mr..
btsafner, who had been instructed at a
meetlax OF the opronens In oppose
HAicn. jumped up a. the same tlrie.
Many members, IN anticipation OF .
lively time, CROW 1ei into the sem circle
10 zee aud hear all that mignt be
doce and sald- Amos Cumming
issyner and pocsery surrounded Boat
nrr 10 prompt hlna WITH suggestions ~
tney might occur. Ab Taylor, who IA.
tended 10 do what he could 10 defeat
iistcn. moved here and there, while
Back kilsore. the king Il fillhustrrs
surveyed tie scere from the outskirts.
However. the tght Was short. It-ndec
before q got interesting, but II val
come up again tomorrow.
Jonn L. Davenport aud the federal
election awe tAen occupied the atten-
ton ot the house. They were br ughs
forward 10y AT amendment offered Dy
Nit. Fitch OF New York to the eindrs
civil bill. The republicans. whose
spokesman Was Mr. Boutelle. saw The
enter ing edge Of \ repeal OF all the
avs relative 10 federal supervision
Mr.. Fitch repl,ed IN moderate tone
tut stated tnst the democratic party
made no secret OF It's purpose 10 repra
the federal erection laws. Several
slightly persons. passages ensuei, bu
ihs attempt was finally agreed 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Michigan kspabisesn Esasss k,scs On
esss. Have fsSnqnes. Tnss Adjourn

Michigan kspabisesn Esasu k,ses On
esss, Have fsSnanes. Tnss Adjourn
IAssgss. Ascb-. fsb. s.-Ths rspub
licaa Publishers rov holding sessaons
Ia the city have decided they vlll
stand pat ON the fepas. can p.Asf ofm
Adopted ~ saginaw lsst fail.
offcsrs we're essctsd the Afternoon
ss foliovss frssidsat. Perry T. fos-
ere. Cadillac. wee presldsDt. =. n.
D.ng.sy. kslsnszoo. secfstAry. 4. =.
bates, Traverse CITY; treasurer. T.. a.
Dewey. ososso. executive COMMITTEES,
one editor from each cougfessons. dis-
trscl. Delegates we're elected 10 the
nAtlonai convention 10 lie held IN tal-
c.go next Nav Asfollows. L. M. Sellers.
Cedar Springs; r. n. Dsngley, kaiaIna
roo. :. 4. Ro~i.on. Hillsdslo, William
=. Nesbltt. Big Rsplds; Theodore
Qaimby. DesIoits q. III. Peters. sagi-
naw; L. .. osborn. sauls Ste Mare. r.
q. Dewey. Owossos Jsmes slocum.
Holly.
The convention closed ton ght with .
banquet IN The i,owney house, AZ winch
forty delegates 10 the convention aud
about lou members OF tie legislature
were present. The affair wxs = grand
success IN every respect.
The executive eommittee decided 20
hold the annual meeting early ia July
Ia Detroit. after which the association
will make a TRIP TO Inicago by way OF
Macklnaw, ana while ia attendance n
the worlds far Will have headquarters
ut the Columbian club nousc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

They Were Tried Twice But Fslle5
Both Times.

They Were Tried Twice BE, Fslea
Both Times.
TIE police are hot on the trail OF q
forger who has tined, with poor snccess.
10 ply his trade in th.s city the past
feI days
"Wednesday afternoon he applied az
the Fourth National bank for a iosn of
go. liza sstd j. 4. Moran would 10
dorse = note with him II he could get
IL cashed. Al Schar-h Was At The wsn-
dow and told the applicant note with
J. l.. Moran's signature on the back
would be taken. Mr.. Scharsh Tiled
out blank note aud handed a TO The
man, VINO asked where he should sign.
TIE place was indicated and he elgned.
lie tnsn asked where Mr.Moran should
sign. ana was told that Ar. Moran
would know how 10 indorse q note.
The fellow left aud cane tack iu fif-
teen minutes with -. l.. Moran" writ
ten across the tack OF thc note.
Mr.. Schafsn n familiar with Mr.. Mo-
rams handwriting, and SAW that sonas-
thing wAr wrong. lie told the strsnger
hc WOULD have - wSit uati, thf cashier
was ia. The fellow picked up the note
aud walked out.
An hour later he appeared ~ the
Morton house with check signed ty j.
l.. Moran for s25. The check vas pre-
sented To sgd Steele with n r~qasst
that it he csrhed. Syd turnec tAc
paper over tc Boyd pantllnd. who
stepped To The telephone 10 call up Nr.
Moran. lie found NF. Moran out of
town. but when he hung up the 'phooe
the forger had vanished. Tic police
were AT once notified. The theory -
that the iorger has a pa who incoTfes
tie nancr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

NAsHytlix. Tenn. FEB. 2.-Iioweil
r. JACKSON 5 sause Z Pare. Tenn.
lie a. born April ). isS2 lie grsdu-
at-d from the Lebanon ias school IN
!,5s. thus bAsa0 In~ psactlee OF law a.
Jacksoa. Tie w4s elected - the iegis-
.atnrs a.a st4.e cre1lt nan n is>0.
and al tns regular -rs.-on II tlss legs
.i4tuse &Gs e.ett=d L. tne | nitsd States
senate =. Z GrnotFat 10 succeed J. r.
BAILEY, wno q. "a oa- the unexpsrsd
term Of Audse~ johnson. JACK -on
wAsa dask hor-s. tie served IA The
senate uL -, when President Civye-
Land apyslnsrd hlm tn.tsd states
clfcuit iad4 ;of thr sixth district III
Ia. teen al abe judge and 81. noms-
natl0n for lasJce tor the supreme
curt ~ n scveptsbie While at the
Same l,me lt comes 80 a surprise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

KENTUCKY Whisky Men Making vsgof-
ous Campaign Against the Tsx.

Lorisvili.f. Ky. Feb. About 200
men Interested ia The opposltion TO the
whisky trust plan 10 increase la the
tax on wn,sky. met here today ln an
swer 10 = call tor . national convention
Of those holding this position. The
members present comprised = large
number ot the Kentucky tine WHISKY
manufacturers. as we'll ~ prominent
whisky men from all over the union.
|. ". BurnheIm OF Louisville called the
meeting to order and Cnatles b. Poyntx
oi Maysville, N.Y.. WAS chosen pcrma-
men, chairman. Charles q Perry OF Kan
sss City. vice president, and Marion
Taylor of Louisville. secretary.
Committees were appointed and the
only active business OF the days ses-
SION WAS the adoption OF the report Of
the committees on resolutions aud
grievances. The committees on reso-
iutlons and grievances reported strong
protests against the whsky trust and
the tax increase. which we're adopted.
Tue members of the convention are at
tending banquet tonight and will re-
sumo business tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
ONLY FUURTOSHOW
The Furniture Assoelatioa
Drops Out
OF The WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT
Leaving shs Spaes end shs Honsu -
feas 81 ne Lsedang Furniture
nAnuiacsussss.

The osly sxhlhitors Of furniture fron
the city 81 toe world's fair vill - Bss-
tsy a osy. aeison. Matter A Co., the
ofisi Cabinet company and the widdi-
comb Furniture company.
Tha decision wss reached after . swo
hour discnsson lass night. and the
Grand Eapsds' Furniture assoo.atsou
Will assume no responsibility IA TIE
matter.
Last Nontsy il sAs decided 20 hold
. collective exhibit, snc . committee
MAS sppolntsd 10 s.slt shs factories and
select goods for the purpose. Lat
night ths was sll undone. the resosu-
ton pAssed Monday pas reconsldered
and the committee wAs q discharged.
The cause OF thie acton Was tie re-
fusai oil B-rkey a Cav 20 enter . COL
lectlse exblbst The management OF
herkey a tssy looked upon the matter
from business pom. Of sie~.
lhey agreed 10 surrender their space
10 anyone who would take a. or they
would enter The EXHIBIT u allowed -
make al Individual exhibil. In they
were not allowed TO use Their osa
goods 20 make q dlstlucilye display for
their own t'ensnt they would DO nogh-
ing. Mr. 1osode, representing berkey
a Gay, sAlc he considered al ludl.
y.dual exnibi, would be az great a.. ad-
verIsement for Grand RAPIDS ss a col
lectlye exhibit. and under their plan
the individual exnio4tors would reap a
benefit No amount O. ARGUMENT
would snake Berkey a Gay from their
position, and TO settle the nlsttsr tie
association surrendered 10 Befkry a
Gay. and the erA.b.t will bc made by
the four companies named. Zach
company vii Rave oae.quarter OF the
space assigned 30 Grand kaplds and
will make their shows 10 suli tnelr IN
diyldual tsstes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

: snsf 0 mag Imported Goods From the
Ua.tsd Ssas-s ThFaeZh Canada.

: ans, o mag Imported Goods From the
Ua.isd Ssas-s TnFaozh Canada.
WN-nI~sro~. Feb PR s.deni IIsr-
rs-on todsg sens = eoBsr, :. as reply
- tns r~rClutf u of T. pr. sentative
ultt, rc4sttug 20 tne regulations gov
eruing tnel rsEsp0riatiOn al imported
nefcnsnd - :fuW one part Of the
United states o. anotaer over Csasdfsn
terrtos Ine resolution a-k-
~uefaTr or Dot the irtcre-ts OF The
tinted state. 40 no. require t1at cars
castinx such erchaI.I - ~a4lc ia
Canadian tsrr tory snCal1 ue ia the
custody and urd~r .he surveillance Of
a. inspector of tEe tatec states Gus
laui< drpArtpi. The expense tn-re 1
ID 10 paid ty fic Garner transporting
the uaercisnIisc.
The presdaot -Ays ..Ihe resolution u
limited ~ Il seop, - TIE subject Of tiic
tTaasit 90 niercaa0d sc from one port
n ta- I nited states tLrOugH certain
territory "a another port IA tue aitesi
states under the provision 4 section
1855 OF the revised statutes bu,
have concluded tnst a review OF Our
treaty obligations. 4 any. and OF our
legislation upon the whole subject OF
toe TRANSIT Of goods from. "a OF
Through Csnscs i. desirable, su1 there
re- sddr~s-es the mes>axe 90 coc-
gr~s-. IL should - known before lex
is.stion = proposed whether the United
states . under any treaty ob.igsSons
oi az eie - of the treaty OF Washing
ton.
The president c.es that article and
say. - a. qpe.tl0o whether We shall
funt0ge "a ssor mercasud .e 10 pass
from one potnt ~ tao Dlted STAT :
lhruuza Canadian tsfritoFy % another
ront in tn- nie1 states. and Il sd.
a. what e0sst.ons and examinations u
snsli he subject on rr-sntefiug our ter
rilary. are Wholly thin the power oi
eoogrrss. ~ithoot reference 10 the quss
tion whether article - = or not n
force.
Ine president reviews az length tins
lsz..stion Of congress. piscIrg a con
stfisston UPON aftlc.e - It the treaty
ana sdds II have asked the 0p.niot
q the attorney general upon tbs qncs
fon. snd 30 a q the opinion tha'
arr Gle - nss been abr gated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Tie bursting of = charcoal kiln IN
the village 81 Suiiltan. Ausksgon
county. caused quite an alarm in nat
village yesterday morning. The kiln
contained hfty-ese cords of wood.
when. being scattered near Go a large
cecksge or trsmvay. made matters
ict,k ssrions at first Adlosnriug the
ramsay sas ono cords 81 wood. A
tose cart from 40. I sn3 40. > ensiro
were cent over. but wsie not useo. 81
the Gre vas found % he burning ont
without spread rs lts supposed that
gRs caused the snpio.ien.