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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-18

Cor. tn aud Moore SITS, lloxl50
it., elegantly finished new house,
t. rooms, all modern conyeniences;
$1,000.
Lot l00xloU, room house,
Moore st. bet. 18th aud 5,h, $4,000.
Lot 50xl5o, , room house, Uni
versity st. bet. 18th and 9TH, $1,000
Three lots 50xl5o IT, 9th st. bet
Moore and University sts 500 each.
Two lots 5ONl5o #. each, Uni
versity st. bet ith and nh SIS
$500 each.
Lot 5oxlt5 Mary St. b.ick cot
tage next 10 roll mills fine place
for ware house, S3.5Uo \ bargain
Two-story brick store house
Bridge street,
Two-story h-jok store north side
Of square. G od stsud Bargain
Block Nj Nj IN West End add
tivn, cor 2ith and Sanger ave.
$4,000
Block 10, BAgby addition, beau
titol grove, fenced cor 2.h AID
Wood s,s Sl ono
/ lots ,,r barnard ave and o-th
at, room house and lasting spring
of watar only "a son
lot 50xlob on 10th and ,Iotler
son SITS. Mailing fence small sun,
of &, 20
U,us, ana lot ON "a ST nea,
Jackson -Ox2oo f.. brick house
roo,s 81 oon
To, iov ino r,ot near Gprlev adj
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Iohor Conrention


Special 10 The News
OMAHA, Feb. lS.--Delegates from
the various trades unions ere arriving
here today in response to call issued
by the American Federation Of Labor
for state convention to bring about
an algamation of the different trades
into one compact working body,
There are over four hundred trades
unons in the state, and between three
and four hundred delegates are expect
ed to participate in tomorrow con-
veuuon The new organization is IN
tended as a menace to the employers.
as it is believed that with one compact
working body contractors and others
would 90 slow IN attempting any re-
duction of wages or increase OF hours.
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10 ReHeW the Fjyht.
Special to Tho News:

u
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Is The cur
rent number Of the official journal of
the Knights of Labor speaking OF the
affirming Of the conviction in the
criminal procee dings brought by the
Rochester Clothing combine against
Master Workman James Hughes of
the National Trade Assembly PSI,
and the fact that the latter has sur
rem 1ered himself to serve out his
years imprisonment. calls upon
laboriDg men everywhere to renew
the fight against the combine The
latter, 1T says, has issued circulars for
the purpose OF creating the impression
that with Hughes behind the bars tne
boycott is al an end, and that these
circulars are to be indoFsed by the
offioers OF labor organization. The
journal declares, however, so lar from
the fight being ended the combine
may as well understand that it has
Just begun They have hesitated at
nothing in their effort to destroy the
Knights of Labor, and they will get
no quarter until they absolutely sur
renuor, The labor organization
referred to as backing up the combine
is understood to be the American
! Federation OF Labor.
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A Whole Double Column OF Elk =
cellent Bargains City and
Farm Lands For Sale.

fiN e, Een. etttctu and Twenty tcrc
Blocks out % the Hacker y Hornc
Abolition 10 The Guy OF waco Ad-
Joining College Heights sot.. at
uhc small priv" Oh 500 per Acre
Wi! SVlt Ibo E.O;N at the Resula r
Cash piiCe oar the InsiRliment
Flau Niihoht INTEREST," he op-
pOrtuUtIy ut Your Life.
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bare ns to which your attention Is
invited. For further particulars
call or address liz at our office 4l9
franklin street.
Frank II bet 18th and 18th SITS,
lot 15xlG5 fl D., house two stores, /
rooms, 81 ,ooo.
Twelfth and Jetiarson, two lots
5Qxlo5 TT each ~, 800.
Ten lots bet. l4lh and 10th on
Ba by st, 50xl65 It. each. Inside
5000 Corners 1925.
IGl5 5 9tb bet. Bagby and
James, room house bath etc, barn
and water. Lot 75x15o #. Price
& 500.
6o4 MclN cen st. bet, Sherman
and PRESCOTT, ! room house, barn
water etc. Price 81 ,200. One
block from school.
Lot = and of block 231 Finks
addition, N. llth bet. Barron and
Morrow. East front. Price 800
per lot.
Lots and . block 3 Glen " God
addition, cor. 20th and Webster
str, $3.50 or both
lot and of B, block Is Glen,
cod, on Gay st. $3.50 for all.
b ock 81 Glenwood addition
So 80 Easy terms.
Blocks 81 and 50 Glenwood add.
tion So, coo. Easy terms or win
trad for other city property or
lumber.
Three new cottages, rooms
each bet. l0ih and nth on Frank
lin street. Price $4,000. Easy
terms.
Four cottages 1900, 1904, 1905
1912 trarkin ST, Corner ~ 0oJ.
Others $l5 ,0V each.
Fort ave. near Ill st, room
house water etc. Lot ,5xlG5 II.
- 600, One-third cash bal. time.
2ol0 Columbus st. 4 room house
bath etc, stale etc. Lot 5Oll75
#. Very cheap.
Three lots cor. 18TH and Cieve-
land sts. $3.50 for all. 3 cash.
ar S. 3 q ST. house & rooms,
barn etc. Lot 50xl65 feet. 50 600
500 cor 18Th and Barron SITS. LIT
751l55 it,, new house, : rooms,
both stable. out houses etc. A
n ce home and very cheap.
South Bid ST. lot 00X200,
room house, Good garden, barn,
water e,c. s. 500.
2 lots, n. Il. Cor, 10th and San
ger, 81, 600, half cash.
No. 5l4 Webster street, bet. 9TH
and 9Th st., room house, 81, 800.
EAsT WACO.
Rush St. room house. $3.50,
5000 cash, balance instsllment.
Taylor ST., lot 75xl50 #. $500.
Dallas st., = lots 5Oxl65, $37-
each.
Cor. ). 9Th and Clay sts.. brick
house, IA rooms, all modern i'm
provements, lot l65x350 feet
$50 600, one.third cash.
s. sth and n OF Ross st., , lots
50xl65 f.. each, $1,000 for both
Bargain.
Clevelar d bet 9th and nth sts.
7Oxl65, room house, all necessary
, out house,, ~ 0O0, cash. Bargain
f No. 1926 n. ON st., q room
, house, 8 lots. 5oxlo5 IT.. eaci
? -, 500, 4 cash.
t Cor. 10th and Jefferson sts.,
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Special to the News.
PITTSBURGH, Pa Feb. Is A very
general response is being MADE by
local assemblies Of the Knights of
Labor 10 the appeal on behalf Of the
Dempsey fund, and nearly every mail
brings to Secretary Hoechstetter of
District Assembly, No. 3, Of this city
communications and remittance to be
applied toward appealing the case to
the supreme court. Amongst those
who have so far responded are local
assemblies in ST LOUIS. Fleming,
Kan, Durango, Col the Trade and
Labor Assembly OF Louisville, and
the coal miners OF Avery, la Sew.
eral local assemblies in New York,
Pittsburgh and other places have yot-
ed lump sums of one hundred dollars
to she defense fund
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Disti"g"ishea passengers.

bus, Feb. lS.-Among the pas
b. from Have for New \ ork
were Constantine VI ahowskl,
,ehrated Russian artist, and his
! wife, the latter having the
SAuon Of being one of the mos,
kAul women of Car land. They
Nike their home in New YORK
M. 81 d will then 90 to Chica 90
see artist has several OF his
kM Oh exhibition.
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BosToN, Feb. lS-yolulninous ex-
oeptions were filed today in behalf of
banker Asa G. Potter, showing cause
against his recent conviction for pre-
cipitatng the failure OF the Maverick
bank The United states authorities
were given until April LIST to file
corrections to the bill OF exceptions.
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MORNING SPECIALS
s,,y pIsIP a R,ATl0N =
.vvaEBi JUBILEE

Pane Ico.s COn>cCra-
.,y.niiOm OF Veterans OF
,tst1 in ChiCagO-HOn-
,,are Biodgctt-Other Nat
oiInt"r's'
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NO. 1l< y. ~ ST., iol lUuNlu",
: room house, 4 500, cash
5. 7th 5, lot looXlG5 #. room
house, 50 500, cash,
10 h at. in Burleson addition,
west side l5.h, l3 lots 5ox225 #.
sach, 5000, cash
Is lots 50xl6o on each side 10Th
St. Burleson's addition, $500 each.
cash,
80. 1872, Webster at, 5o.lGa TT.
I room house, : 900. cash.
No. 5ll y. 10th ST, room
house, out houses, 81 800.
lSih and Washington, 9 lots
50xl65 #. running west on Wash
lneton; corners < 200, Inside < 100
). 9TH st, lot 225xSo0, two-stoiy,
brick house, rooms, new barn,
orchard etc, $500.
No. ,Q+ 5. 10th ST, bet Ross
and Clay SITS, room house, lot
5OXl65 IT,, II, 700, cash.
lots, 30xl65 each, cor. Taylor
ant Cherry SITS, 81 500
n. 10Th ST opposite Catholic
schoo |, garden, 'oNl63, room
house, $1,000.
TAYLOR st, bet. Peach and
Cherry Sis, 3oA lao, 3 room house,
bsrnes, etc, $500.
10th and Dutton SITS, 200x3lo it.
: room house, 81, 800
North 18th ST, lots, BOX 90 #.
$3.50 for both.
CO. North 18th ST., 5Oxl65 feet
honsc, large rooms, $1,000.
35 acres Aurora Heights, SPOT
per acre, one-third cash.
10 h and franklin SITS, > lots 5ol
: l65 fl. each, $50
Cor. th and Franklin SITS, l15,
, Isl IT.. house, $ rooms $50, 00),
Cor. 18th and Columbus SITS, 81
, xl50 it.; , houses $4,000
! Seventh and Fanklin SITS, lGG
l65 feet, wagon yard; $50, 900
$ One half interest in 1t acres'les
lots, between South IN and 10
n ste, opposite lakewood cemetery
g cheap.
south sth and Clay SITS, 2 lot.
d south lot 5000; other lot $1,000, {
n $1,000 fpr All.
70 IA South tn st., lots, house
> rooms 5000. ~
n 5Ol South nth and Webster SITS
n 50Xl35 IT,, rooms, barn, DC
ie 5000 half cash, bal. ! and year
Cor. j ilerson and 9th SITS, II
q xl43 it,, 3 room house, stable, X
ID cheap for cash.
10 Columbus and 18th SITS, locke
IT,, room two story house an
I'd outhouses; 81 800.
er North tn ST lot 50xlG5 fee
$500; one-third cash.
n COR. South nth and Conner ats
50Xl65 feet, house, 2 rooms, kite
III en-, Nc,; $500.
North l2lh ST., ! lots and 20 fe
H. under fence, $500; L. or cas-
III Conner st. bet. nth and l2tn vt
or lots; corners $3.50; inside $40
one fifth or one fourth cash
ns Lols 3, and B. block . Bagl
k add. on Q h ST.; $3.50 for the thre
y Block ! =, 3. ! aud 3 Belmo
Id. Lots in block 3 and 81,
Is each. Lois in block /, and
>. $500 each. VIII sell one-ha!f
whole blocks at that price.
M North 6th st. lot ob3ylG5 fee
T. house rooms, barn, a.; $1,000
e. Fourth interest in Boulevard ad
Sc (36 acres $3.50 per acre.
- Woodland add, % acres at II,
per acre.
e. Thirteen lots W ashniiton, An
tin, DIST an. 9Th SIS, $1,000 p
=, lot.
0 North l5.h near Morrow, 10,
II lll leet, $500
=, South side Wasbinfton and 10
A SITS, ] 50x G5 it,, 5000.
South side Columbus, 18Th al
2G,h SITS. half block 350xI65 Zee
II, $4,000.
jefferson and l tn SITS, lo0xl,
n feet, lot $lG00.
Corner OF 10th and Columbu
th lO0tlG5 g., house two story, ba'
o. &C., 5000.
Block % Bells addition, corn
o, Flint ana 18th SITS $500. TIL,
LaV,,tt
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Conrcntlon u ~ lelsrons.
to The News

special 70 The News
PnlLpELpmA, Pa, Feb. l8.-To'
day is the anniversary OF the ratlhca
ton in 1873 Of the treaty OF peace
that ended the war with Great Britain
known as the war OF 1872, the treaty
being negotiated in Belgium by the
following commissioners on behall o!
the Upl,ed States, John Qllncey
Adams, James A, B,ysrd, Henry
CLAY Jonathan Russell and Albert
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-18

bic pontltf will oficiate in person in
st. Peters as celebrant of the mass
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-18

II you arc Of Tered bottle Of SALIVA.
ton OIL, without wrapper, or mutu'at
ed or defaced, don't buy it at any
price, you may be sure that there is
something wrong-it may be worth
less or dangerous counterfeit. Insist
upon getting a perfect. unbroken,
genuine package, in yell)w wrapper
BE on your guard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

itrsrely falls % the lot OF any man to
receive 80 many fia,tering testimonials
* regard - Ters shovsrsd upon Assist
snt Secretary Of State Uhl at the ban
qurt given IN his honor last everiuz ~
the jefferson club Rare Is the occasion.
Too. rhsn s1ch sxuberanes Of spirits
m.aniiests itsef ia an assembly o. dem-
ocrats The affair sas felicitously con-
csivei and splendidly executed. and the
banquet constitutes % if-slf one 81 the
most enduring tributes 70 the sturdy
qualities e heart ard mind which have
established Ir TIL the unquessioned
fsvnrits e she democracy q Western
A'ebizas. IL j. not o. be gainsaid
that he appreciates az their true worth
the sncomiums isvished upon him a. a
usa. pablic official adj democrat by
isess Who ~ experience. acquairtsnce
anH sssecia'.oa xifh hiia in the disers
walks an,i raiAngs Of i.ss are te-t quali.
TED 70 speak - siib authority. Mr.
IN uiusf have frit ths tiagie ~ quick
sasi eiscuiaaon a. his ears received The
eloquent assurances q esteem and The
renht-rnt Prophecies q he future pro
uesiou 81 ths hsnsls q the people. lie
bad = rlzht - be proud q tbs demon.
strstioa msde - his honor OF the
spevche-. rsrhsps the aptest con
rimeni that ecahi - paid voald be
io rarsphrtsing a bon met delivered by
aesuccrat e,liser ~ Tbs state % the
hospitality a friend whc offered him
vins Tasting ths vice he remarked.
III bread yassr hospitality : divine.
tnf yoar Size - etscraAiy had The
sfsschss we're enthusiastically eloquent.
tpt their logic wss exlulsitsiy lane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
facrs AsoUr DEsrfIUrIoN

Considerable excitement wss created
IN oeiesAI aud charity society circles
yesterday nosniag BY the appearances Of
az article headed Necessity - Law"
81 these columns TIE article accepted
- tfue the alarming stories d existing
restitution IN this city A. made public
Is tlose supposed % hs advised q the
q ta8 apon tsat hypothesis sug-
.a mat heroic renedses be applied
q -slesa the alleged Distress After
mating careful inquiries q these in
prsif.oe to kno~ tie truth q the bar
rosing rsciia.s u poverty and idieness
cIfrolstsa Ias HsEdD Il convinced Of
ne following truths.
I. 1hat there are 20 alarming evil
oenees n deststution in q l. city.
? Tat ice Published stories eoocern-
iog tha distress 81 the unemployed are
either altogether false or grossly az
sEgeratesA
3 That the average number % apple
ailons - the city poor department Is
MT IL sscsss a former years
4 That the Charity Organization 40
cssty i orerworked aud - resources are
seant because 1t has undertaken
gigantic task without adequate expert
eace OF funds 90 overcome the almost in
surnountAbis.obstac in its pathway.
> That there are large numbsrs u
unemployed worknen IN the city the
majority OF whom are well prepared 70
live without assistance and the minority
q whom are 50 situated that temporary
relief may be required before spring.
& That there are no funds 10 the city
treasury Immediately available To ex-
pend IN public improvements.
That only 10000 worth Of i'm
provenent bonds have becu authorized.
and lot all 81 them are sold
From az o. which IL follows that the
hypothesis upon which vas founded the
article Necessity Va Law is entirely
inconsistent with the truth. IL should
be added that tho foregoing counts are
predicatsc upon statements made by
city officials and charity society offeers
Ia person. each Of whom deprecated the
seandaiously exaggerated reports %
alleged destitution in this city which
have been scattered broadcast 10 the
world There l. no Extraordinary suf-
fsring q any Kind in this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Carter Harrison last public utterance
was in advocacy OF continuing the
worlds fair for another year. The Chi
eago newspapers. without exception.
took up the question when il was seri-
ously before the commission and coun-
ell % administration and strenuously
argued in favor OF an extension The
newspapers % the country. the real
newspapers whose opinions have weight,
advocated the continuance OF the expo
sition- Ii was represented that the hard
times had deferred millions from view
ing the collective splendors OF the uni
verse in the palaces OF the white city.
Against these powerful agencies were
arrsyed chain OF obstacles and counter
agencies which made IL not only imprac-
ticable. but impossible TO extend the
fair into another year. 1t was not that
no demand existed for such continu-
ance that the fair was closed Monday;
but because il was impossible under the
law OF congress. the contracts with ex-
hibitors and the lease OF jackson park
20 keep the magnificent spectacle
intact and at the same time dis
charge the obligations assumed by
the officers OF the exposition. Had con
gress shown willingness TO extend the
term and the foreign nations q DISPOSE
ton to concur; had the exhibitors con-
scented to leave their displays in place
and the South Park commissioners ex-
tended the loan or lease OF jackson park.
IL IL probable that the fair would have
been continued for the benefit OF go
10000 American citizens who through
hard times and other causes were not
able to see the fair during the five
months % it's completed existence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

- szxI xkzxzze C&szsEE oEsckz sail $50
oes1 - tAs caief nsgs<sEseE. Nos, 4 Press
daat Cisseia1S sDd tlu> Frsssaenf -tstsn-
ron sholla An % osozns dl.s ssitaea - aet,
>~eres4rs Of Sale Gresham voaia os pEo-i-
aenA A-.sssAs ><erstary 81 state Ibl
~oosd beoeas sc<lnx seeresary. sad "a das
tims Ptszisssas GpssA4z. following ths IN
treksa tins 81 pxseed@ass. so1ld iassst him
~lfh ths f1li tit1s - ths s<1e<. II folio~s
thss Ia ezs~ u GreshsEn's dsssh aaa slso ths
deatA IL ~ psr-oa sleoe<1ing "a ne
sacaEcy rae>sd - tie sics pFesidents
ds4th. Mr.. Uhi ~osali besoms prssidenL
II must bsclsar sssn 70 Inc Dsnocrzt
that the prsniss upon which fsk
HEsALD bases - eonclnsion 10 that AF.
Uhl anal Be promoted 70 BE secretary
Of state IN fact 20 that Ia case Of the
death Il the president Mr. Uhl being
secretary Il STATE. would sueeeed 10 the
pfrsidsney. Of course he Dsnoerst
does not know that this order of sue
cessioa Wa enacted To fosestall what
would b . very huniliating e0er-
gsney. The Law vac arranged TO
run the gamat of the cabinet
% that in case any u the cabinet
ministers are foreign-born the pfssi-
dsney would not 90 begging. The pfssi-
dent o. the United States must be ma
tive born To illustrate; Carl Sehurz.
Il nov holding . cabinet position, ~ he
did under Hayes. would be ineligibls to
succeed 10 the presidency because he -
not native born. IL Is quite unneces-
ssry 10 enlarge upon this obviously
plain example. The HxKu-D ressssrts
that IL Mr.. Uhl shall be promoted
10 the secretaryship % state for
any cause. be viii be first in the
line % succession 10 the presidency.
IL IS 10 DO hoped that The Democrat
will be honest enough to admit that IL
does not know the order OF succession
TO the presidency or that il il does that
il will be wise enough 10 forbid the
of>e- boy hereafter to mutilats the law
editors copy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

isi eenmitses eeposntsd II presioas
EasetaDg 70 rFsfsre resolutions en- tie
Gesth u TIE late IL - crosby. read q
set q Fs<olntloas ia which the valuable
qualities u tie deoessed a. . msnt~f Il
me beard u sducation sers Recognized
All sympathy fox the f2miiy ~ DIR Crosby
as expressed % motion q Trustee
ho1senan the resoiufions xere adopted
b. rising so<s and ordered spread On
TIC inmates u the procee,1iDg and =
copy forw srded "a the family II the de-
ceased
rrnstse Hsossuan introduced q reso-
lation granting permission 10 Ai-s
shrists Oefnsa Literary society 10 oe-
eapy q room In the high sehod building
onrs week. The resolution was re-
ferFed 10 the eonnittse on schools sith
p0ser % act.
The COMMITTEES on claims and ae-
counts recon- mendei the allowance 81
baten OF accounts which was accepted
as read
Chairman Fuller Of the committee 90
library reported the purchase u as
worth OF books for the school library.
and that the subscriptions 10 the stand
ard periodicals for the library had been
continued Tor the ensuing year Tor go
adopted.
Chairman Rovson OF the COMMITTEES
on grounds recommended that $50 adj
ditionai he allowed for grading the High
school grounds. and reported that 81
loolts has already been expended on the
grading Adopted. Mr.. Rowson also
reported the sale Of s2fi4f worth Of
dirt cold from the grounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
SPECIAL Music a, The Churches.

Several members al the Midnight
Stars Concert company are spending
SUNDAY in the city. and their services
have been enlisted by the churches for
TIRE 6sy Miss Rachel Walker, the 90
prsno. will sing the offertory SOLO for the
Unity church services 10 the Ladies
Literary club in the morning and in The
Park congregational church st the
evening ssfsice Mr. Eikins. the bari.
ione viii sang At the ycung ness meet
TO- q the \. N G, A. this sftsrDoon ard
10 the Fountain street baptist Chorch IN
the evening Is~~ph Dougiss sho - =
grandsan q tie lea Fresfesick Doug
la. the sfstssu1as. ~iil ren6>r . rso,in
essic ~ TIRE snofnine ssrvice n Al Soui's
church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
BOARD Or EDUCATION.


hut Little Business Dops at the Mo-
vcmber Meeting.
The FIRST business brought bcfore the
November meeting OF the board OF edu-
cation last night was petition from
Charles Wheeler 81 No S.5 South Divis-
ion street stating that on Octoter IL
his little daughter vas pushed by play
mates into an open vault on the Jeffrr.
son avenue school grounds. and her
clothing was ruined fIe 10 unatle to
buy new ones and asked the board 20
pay him go damages The petition was
refesred 10 the committee on grounds.
The committee on teachers reported
the Following recomm endatioB for
changes. That the resignation - Emrua
Pay from the Baxter street school De
accepted. and that Miss Alice smith be
transferred 90 the Vacancy. alass that
Mrs. Louise Lifton be Transferred a. The
second grade vscany 10 the Straight
street schooi. Adopted
Chsirnsn Bsadseld ~ the committee
90 huijings rad report ~ the
amount expended Tor the nee sehooi
buildings last year The auosnfs in
Guide ever exp~nditure essanssstesi xith
their cpnstruction and are A. fellows.
New high schoo hsahlinE. s-9Es46S.
jefferson svenue schssos. fla.tbt.ss.
NSddic0mh street srheu. si59S, -.
Sibley street pehooi. tiassp -. Hal
street scaooi sl55s1.gl. Wea ihy ae@
nue. schcoi. fi2sl0 Tie cstumnttee
al@o r~ssommended thst B.1af be
Transferred a. The contia gent fund that
~elo BE- transferred iraln ike hszh
scheoi b0iidink fand q ths r~fslr fund
ani that $500 b frsnsfs-ssa q e. =
schooi fsrrifnr. fan8 Tfe rsrarss
were sre~yf~d as5 adopted
Truetse Felksr. ctaifaan 4 ths sEa.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

The service Of song. which was post
poned last Sunday evening on account
Of the presence IN ST. Marks pulpit of
Bishop Lyman OF North Carolina. will
take place tonight The music sung will
be selected from the works II Charles
Gounod. The program is Ne follows.
Chorus--Send Out Thy IAxhts......
Solo--TheSe lea Green Hill Far Away
Mr.. Csmpbeil.
Chorss-Now Behold Jerusalem 49,.
..................... frotn oeliia
rofo-- .ss...sss..s.s
Miss Blanche Dsrgln-
Duc.--0iory D. The ................
Mis- ChaB beriais. Ne. Campbell
Charas-Prsise Ys the Father. ....-...
The ofrertory IN the morning viii be
The King ~ Love Ny Shepard In" sung
boy Dr. ". II. Ross