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Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
one Spoon for An.

Her Point of View" in ibe New York TImes.l
 An army officers wife lsu.hs gayly st what che Is pleased to term the fastidious- Eess of some of her friends.
 ''You should have bssn with me on the plaias," she always remarks, adding once: Ny husband and I stepped for & time in 8 Texas frontier house, where several civil engineers were also board era. The tea and d=s wrTe serted with but ore cup sai Eaucsr. There was, in fact, cnly one spoon in fhe establishment That belonged to The sugar basin. From thence 1t would be removed to stir each cEp's cOrtsnts. ss they were prepared by the hcsteEs, and started down th- long tE- ble. Souletimes it would be overlooked and lost. Then Q sesTch voGld be tnstItu- tod. '%Ecre iR-Oh, NrF. Blake, yen have tha Fpnan. would send il back to the tray and tho meal world proceed.'
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

ners in the various games and contests. The wf.ites and mixed blOodf, ss we'll as IndisyIs, joined in winding up the cslsbrs- ton with 0 display of fireworks and a grsnd ball. It was encouraging to note she interest taken by the Indians in mak. ing the event a success, and there is no reason why we may not expect to see them all ultimately become good citlzens. The government missionaries of several differ ent religious denominations are all doing good work. The old saying used to be The only good Indian is a dead Indian , bnt now ths. saying has changed"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
THE BOUNTY ON SUGAR.

The report of the commissioner of inter- nal revenue, just issued for the year end ing June 30, 1893, shows that there were 3,461 producers licensed under the bounty act, of whom 2,s17 applied for the bounty upon sugar made from maple sap. The total expenses of carrying out the law were $13s, ,536, and $9.375, ,1SOs ss was paid as bounty, as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
FASHION NOTES.
One Plain, One Elaborate.

UHc FIHtuS UHe hIaborate.
 Here are two stylish costumes with d. rections for making which should bring their construction within the ability of any woman who Is at all accustomec to make her own dresses. That at the left Siil be first considered. Its fabric is hg- ured crepe cloth in pale shade Of mode, and 1t Is trimmed with dark green velvet. The skirt Is lined with silk and edged st the hem with a band of velvet. It is further gHrnished with seven perpendic- ular strips of velvet in grsdusted lengths. The waist hooks in the middle, and the Hull platsron is of the same stuff ss the dress hooks over. The revers are made of crepe and edged with velvet, narrow st the
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

People with money to sell had better step up to the counter at once and get their profit. It's going to be 6 drug in the market in e very short time.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

David B. Hill is right for once. We re- fer to the resolution introduced by him to devote this session exclusively to financial legislation. But the Democrats will have their circus all the same.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Up to date there are 100 names on Speak CT Crisp's list of orators who propose to crate between now and the 2sth. Who will read the speecheei
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Here is another man who tried to get ahead of the banks, but failed. His name is Wiseman, but his nature is different. He was going to the Worlds Fsir, and hay ing $1 200 in gold hid 1t in the cellar. When he came home it was gone, and now he Is inconsolable.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

United States folks are not dissatisfied with the decision of the Dering Sea case; 1t seems to be fairly equitable.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Owing to the great de- pression in the manufact- uring trade and scarcity of money, we were fortu- nate in buying this stock at a great reduction from the prices asked by the mills two months ago.
 Monday these Blankets will be placed on sale without reserve. Buyers not wishing to pay entire amount now can have them carefully laid aside at our risk until October l 18th, by paying $1.OO down.
 All our 1l-4 and 12-4, weighing from 5 lbs. to 8 lbs, prices are $3.5O, $4.5O, $500, $5.99, $6.9s, $7.s9 and $9.OO per pair.
 Also 25 pairs 11-4 Rob Roy and Shepherd Plaid Blankets at $4.9S.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Probate Court, District of New Haven, ss. New Haven, August IA, 1898. E ESTATE of MANDY GILDERSLEEVE, late ll ot New Haven, in said district, deceased. Upon application of Lucinda W. Gildersleeve, praying that an instrument in writing purporting
 to be the last will and testament of said deceased may be proved, approved, allowed and admitted to probate, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at Probate court to be held at August A.D 1893, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application snd the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said dis trict. A. HEATON ROBERTSON, aul5 3t Judee of said Court.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
Ed1tcatin11.

MECHANICAL DRAWING, DERSPECTIVE, MATHEMATICS, AFGHAN l ISM, ETC. F. R. HONEY, 179 Church st.
 Hartford office, 253 Main street. Address let ters to New Haven. au15 1y
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Of the s5s members of/fhs new House
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

only ST are college graduates. Yale has five, Harvard and Dartmouth three each; Amherst, Cornell and Georgetown two each; Bowdoin, Brown, Washington and Lee, and many of the state universities
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

l Pillow Cases. % dozen Hemmed Pillow Cases, lI7on real good quality muslin and
 IIGU we'll made. S;zs 15x14 yards.
 each. l Muslin Department,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Wesleyan Academy, NyILBRAHAM, Mass. Both sexes. Nine w Courses Specialists in Classics, Art. and Music. Enlarged endowment insures superior advantages at moderate expense. 77th year opens Sept. Is. For Catalogue address
 1y24 cod 26t Rev. VIM. R. NEWAALL. Prin.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Dauphiny, like the ancient world and modern Corea, has it's "seven wonders" :" The first is the toursans-venin, that puts all venomous creatures to flight; Mount Aiguille, known as the inaccessible noun tain, because it has never yet been scaled; the Ardente, fountain which emits an in- fsmmsble gas after each rain; the famous grotto of Notre Dame de Ia Bslme; the wonderful fountain of Vineuse; the Trembling Pre- in the Lake of Peltotiers, aad lastly La Grsride Chsrtreuse.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Money Orders, Registered Letters, etc.
 Office Hours,,April1 to Noyember 1, 2 a. m: to m. Sundays from 12 m. to p. m.
 Vestibule open for the accommodation of the holders of lock boxes: From March to Novem- Der l, from a. m. to 12 midnight; from Novem- Der to March 1, from 5:30 a. m. to 12 midnight; Sunday nights from g to Il p. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16

Applied Applied
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Nos dice un amigo de Ia Isla dice bien:-
lCen 81 actual personal escaso de teegrafistas
podra atenderse al servicio durante 81 item.
po que d1re Ia Exposition de Puerto Rico, que sc
duplicara Ell trabajo?-Cuando el Centenario de
Huelva Sc sument6 haats ell doble el PERSONAL
Transmitimos quien corresponds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

El Sr d. Odonell Gonzalez, estimado amigo
nuestro residente en- Utuado, recibe con mucha
irregularidad LA CORRESPONDENCE. Y nosotros
Sc Ia enyismos CON toda puntualidad pagamos
I'm ojo de la cara por concepto de franqueo todos
los afos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Sc le ha extraviado el domingo 6ltimo en-
Manati don Ramon Monies, de GALES, un re.
loj dc orc con un colgante del mismo metal Gu
yo die fgura Ia esfera terraquea. Importaron
ambas prendas $85.-El que los entregue en- es.
ia redaccion, Ga don Juan Escudero Miranda, en-
Manati, su dueho en- Gales, sera generosa-
mente gratifcado. Sobre 81 particular SO llama
la atenci6n de las casas de Empeno de esta Ca
plLal. 5@~'. e=~..~~r- s. 2-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Pasajeros llegados por vapor Juan Forgos:
Maria Caterina hijos, Ana Pujarmisde, Joa-
qufn Alabaise.-Salidos por Bemsta: Francisco
Trigo, Jose Peha Rosa, Luis Carrasquillo, Mi
guel Elias sefora y Pascual Yanke.-Idem POI
yapor AlGvo, Alberto Valero familia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

gulo aefap1e, ne psfmitia impoltunalla inIAnts
las horas dc trabajo, que invariablemente, solfan
ssr de aeis once de Ia mahana. Eseribfa de
pie, sobre una tabla fla On Ia pared Ia altura
del brazo On una habitaci6n tan NAL construida
que en- tempo .luyioso SO fltraba 81 aqua por el
techo. El dnico mueble que existla en- 81 cuarto
era un catre de tijera donde colocaba las cuarti-
Has conforme iba escribiendo, cuando no ca
bian mas On 81 catre, las alineaba en- el suelo,
haata 81 punto que muehaa vecea he pisado aque
las hermosas paginas que despues habfan dc
eausar Ia admiration de TODD 81 mundo. Doy
estos detalles para justl6car Ia confanza casi
paternal cen que me honraba, confanza que mu-
chas veces, al recordarla, me ha consolado de las
injurias que me dirgfs la ,canalla. Con frecuen-
cia, en- nuestras discusiones dlos6nco-teol6gico
relgiosas terminals por confesarme que POGO
POGO SO habia lido extinguiendo en- 81 10 fe de
sus primeros afos. Tn dia que le liable de sus
convicciones en- asuntos religiosos, me hizo esta
declaration que, ademas de admirarme, me di6
10 claye de su idealismo, hasta entonces vaga-
mente de6nido.-He hablado muchfsimo de Dios
en- mis- ibros. Que serfa de mis- millares de
versos 81 le e1pulsase de pronto de ellos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29
BILLETES

70 nil ls's .'lai.l. .or.si n1ff55as = a..,,.
que sc jugara ell 10 de Julio Sc hallan de venta
an la Peuquerfa LAURAK BAT, San Francis
co. n1mero A. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29
PmN cOmJ0tj9' 1fcalOr

Don Antonio Vergara, d9eho della quncalla situada
la Gale la Cruz 81 bas dea Farmona ha recbido
del Jap6n 900 abanicos ferentes fomas cases que
realiza desde centayos existiendo
tire variada collectors faosos abancos hechos
presamentc para Exposition de Chicago, que detaa
centavos Tamben ha rectbdo reaza barato Paue
los de seda Corbatas chanas Perfumeria gran
leccion de iuegOs iuguetes de tOdas classes. l0-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Ha sido electo CONCEAL por el distrito de
Santurce el que 10 es hoy del Excmo. Ayunta.
mianto aaiior don Jose Moreno Santi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Manana daremos detalles, que tenemos en-
cartera, de Ia session celebrada anoene Por u 20.
amisi6n uermanente Asociados de la Diputaclon
Provincial, motive hoy de muchos concentrates
an esta Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Anoche circul6 10 notlcia por esta Capital
de que SO habfa reeibido un telegrama de Nueya
York anunclando que el Presideute de los Es-
tados Unidos habla mandado suspender los efec-
tos de Ia Ley que dispone SO compre cierta can't.
dad de plata todos los meses para ser deposita.
da On aquel Tesoro. Pero creemos que tai mott.
cia es, por 10 menos sxagerada El Presidente
de los Estados- Unidos entendemos que no puede
tomar semejante acuerdo que solo puede dictar
el Congreso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Procedente de Barcelona escala entr6 ayel
tarde en- nuestro puerto con earga para varios, 9
vapor espaiol Juan F0rgas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Anoche Ultima nora SO suspendi6 la fun
cion anunciada por la Companla Jimenez-Nava
rro en- 81 teatro dc esta Capital, por haberse In.
dispuesto, segnn Sc dijo primera hora, Ia tiple
c6mica seilora Gabella. ~#
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

En- el communicate que publicamos en- nuestra
edici6n del 27 del corriente, suscrito por don
Jose Carreras del Vale, SO escape una errata En-
la 5.a Inca, apartado donde dice hasta su def.
nitivo so5rando de Is amos transferidos !" etc. lea
se hasta gu defnitivo solvando de l8 aiios etc y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Los examenes de Ia escuela que en- esta "a Ga.
rita, l1riee nuestra competente amiga Ia seforlta
ELENA Martinez Gambia, como siempre, nan re-
sultado lucidlsimos. LA felicitamos de todo CO
raz6n. vi '
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Segun hemos dicho va, esta tarde celebrara
reunion el Centro de Detallistas y mafiana dare
mos detalles de los acuerdos que tome que sc
relacionaran CON las nuevas Tarifas. Sabemos
que el presidente del dicho centro fue llamado
hoy, 1gnoramos CON que motive, para conferenciar
CON S. e. ell Gobernador. Entire los detallistas
de Ia Isla parece que no han sido b{en recibidas
las Tarifas de References. -. .--.--.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

A todos los Pedros y todas las Fesras ie-
tr;ts. ea enyamos nuestras mas carihosas fellc1ta
clones con motivo de ser hoy el dia dc gu Santo.
va los y las que tengan banqustes, nestas J
comelonas no nos han invitado, les deseamos oe
coraz6n que los deseohen con otras de terclopelo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

La function suspendida aver On nuestro 20,
liseo { FL Rsze Do Lscsraa por causa del maj ma
tempo, dice 81 progrsma tendra iugsr esta
nocha. -..s ---.-1 ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29
Dr. NJ Figueroa

Especialista en- enfermedad de los oios,
con largos afos de practica en- los hospitales de
Paris, ofrece sus servicios profesionales en- Are.
c1bo. Acudira cualquier punto de la Isla 1928
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

El professor ssfor don Antonio Buenaventu
ra Caimary, director de la Escuela. de San Anto-
MO de Padua, establecida en- esta Capital, ha to-
nido la bondad dc invitarnos para los examenes
generates dc sus alumnos, que tendran lugar ma
mana 30 a Ia una de Ia tarde a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

De t~ lado al Parasso.-Menh para mafana
viernes: Pescado en- salsa amarillo, Rebuletas
de cerdo Rihones al ron, Pulpetas de ternera,
Guinea escabechada, Lomo embutido, Pavo en-
fricase Arroz con polio. A petici6n de hume
rosos amigos y de peraonas que han asistido 81
restaurant 81 sabado 10 de Julio, SO repetira 81
gran mofongo criollo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Nos escriben dc Patillas que varios conner.
ciantes personas de responsabilid han en-
enviado un pliego certifcado al Sr. Obispo de es.
ia Di6cesis, quejandose de la conducta del cura
de aouea parrouNiaA 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

E vapor ospanoI Benlta ha carg8do On
esta Capital para Ia Peninsula 1908 sacos, ba-
rifles GAIA con l4l 456 kllos cafe; 1858 sa.
cos Y 5 barriles con l4O,4 Al kilos az1car va
rios bultos conteniendo ron, dulce de guayaDa
otras frutas, tabaco elaborado, botellas vaclas,
guano, aguardents, frutas en- almlbar, metales
yieios. cocos secos maderas etc 1 caballo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29
Dep6sito de rut0s del Pals

81 quiere Vd. proveerse de buen calzad
acuda La COnstancsa de Borr6s y Reines, Sal
Francisco 32.-Hay allf de cuanto pueda Vd. NJ
cesitar, SO vende muy barato
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Hoy SO han reunldo los indivlduos que com
ponen la banda de mdsica del battalion de Vo
luntarios on 81 teatro de esta Capital cltados po
81 Mdsico mayor quien les particip6 que, segdl
communication del jete on 10 sucesivo SO elegirfal
dias para dar retreats alternando CON Ia band
de "Col6n".-Pareee q. entire los dichos mdsico
hay algunos descontentos pues segdn su eontrat
meses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Rochefort ha publicado un artfculo on su
peri6dico LsIntranssgeant, 81 cual reiere algu-
detales personales de Ia Is reigiosa del Illus
ire autor de Los MsserGbles. He aqul algunos
p&rrafos, On los que trata del deismo del gran
poeta: HAlgunas veces aun riesgo dc cometer
una indiscreci6n que solamente podia disculpar
la axtremada benevolencia cen que me distin-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Malsoe flensba4. agei - years. died
yesi-s1lay q diabetes az the residence of
has daughter. Nrs Jesse &. Beidsn. cor
ner 20 Windsor and Prince streeta Mr.
llsnshaN Was a Wcilkn0Wn carpenter
for several years before be was compel
lei o. retire frotn work on account %
oid age.
Judge J. Byron JudkiEs % Reed City
aud Notary Midnight formed a Law
partnersh.p yesterday. under the firm
naA1e 81 Notary. Mcknight 4 Jud-
kiss. Iuegs Ju&kins wih soon move
rs family - Grand Rapids
~ Mar hospital on Lafayette street
coaisins eight patients and the re-
no,ltiesi building - IN first class con
d4tion. The sister In charge Is said TO
be otr ~ TIE moot successful hospital
attendants IN TIE state.
Members OF The Voman's Auxiliary Of
tho Dung Mems Christian association
are requested 10 meet IN the parIo<s Of
the ASSOCIATION building tomorrow fore
n,an % tie comfortables for the beds on
The fourth finor.
The annual meeting q the West Kent
ans. Ottawa county Fair association will
h, held IN Beglin Friday. President J.
n Rice stated yesterday that the society
had probably cleared expenses in tho
recent fair.
Caiouel W n. McCreary "a Flint. late
minister - Chill. VIII preside AZ che re-
qa.on q ths 2ist Michigan Infantry
at loaia tomorToN. lie will tail the
boys what DE knows of Gillian warfare.
Fourteen eases q looking glass plate
FROM Holland Tor the West Michigan
Furniture company and one eask u gin
flg kortisnd% brothers were received
~ the customs house yesterday.
The general committee % the Lady
Maccabees net Ia Maeabes hall yester.
daY afternoon h settle up the expenses
ineidsnt 10 The late state meeting but
the business Was rot completed.
The New State bank 81 Michigan has
met eith marked success. especially ia
r. savings department. The bank is
9prn Wednesday and Saturday ere
1inxs fram 5 to ; ostSck
The ladies' Il Connor hive will serve
supper AZ their hall I0ckerbyi Thurs
Gas. Octoher ~ from 5cD 20 o'clock
Al sir knixhts' Lazy Maccabecs and
ftiends United.
Nrz bfEES Ten vii give a supper TO.
borrow frsm s 10 5 D. a.. At the r-~i.
fence - Mrs ! j. Tucker. Ne. 81 South
nien street
FcDiasular chapter. Order q Eastern
hiar VIZ sise Fe'iro party in ia hall
20 fhe "a iiaileu u+scS Tuesday evening.
t)cfotef IS
e@trr.ay's bank ciearinr- amounted
D. fIltL.st1. a decrease - ss8g17 - a.
rcmpstei eIih thf corresponding day Of
last wear
Crobefsviile lodge y 4 4. ". visited
orand River lodge No . issi ghf -
witness tie szem piiheatsen - TIE xuk
Itr Wess Sale benevolent socirfy
- aieai st the hcue of Ers. iiraaa~.d.
NJ ~ ~critaer street this afternoon.
TIE funeral ~ Joaa Sei1finx. one %
rhe Cd rt-.fent- cl Paris to~nship. sho
d'si Mcnasf siil 81 eehl u1day
The tsnlefe C7ab net is-t aieht a.
-se -ee ise,e - NJ ard Mrs John u.
NHu 81 10 1hsr.fs street
a oolsl ~ li ~ gissu ~ the Young
'fesf .es eaeIefY ~ tse Park conxrega
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Anoag thoss In Chica<o ere Mr. snd
Mira n A. lano~. !. n Haghart DE-.
snd Mrs n IL. Cabb. Mr.. aud Nrs.
Georges bosfoek j. H. kesxsn, J. d.
hoehsrt- J. H. ksns sai 0eofgs H. Al.
thony.
A. Juoghzns a scno~aberz. Prussia.
- guest In Tho Mo<toa- lie y In tie
city leoklnz over the fufnitufs factories.
". {. Ceurtright % Hosten. travelling
auditor for the G. 4 w. u. rad. u REG.
istsrsd Ia fhs Sew f4vinxston.
Mr< ". W. Ais>n has returned %
knsh City. Nina. after Wait with hes
SISTER. Ars W. H. Hzggerty.
Mf. add Nrs In sag Ten Brek and
Mr.. and Nrk Wan OasfsfbfagEs have
returned iron S>s York.
Or add Mr< Ward aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoit ars spsnding week a. the
worlds fair.
T. A. Crozi>r % the fsrm 81 crozier
hrc-.. 9Th his family. u a the worlds
fair.
Mrs L W. Treat /. In Duluth givlng
series q talks on the Kindergarten.
q. W. Hllls and wif. % Silver Greek.
Neh.. are visiting friends Ia the city.
Z. Je~se Church. eas % Greenvilis's
leading citizens. 10 In the city.
George r Cogshsll has returned from
the worlds fair.
Harry widdlcoab vent 10 Chicago
last night
Mrs T. J. Sawyer h visiting friends
In Chicago.
Charles w. Garfield left for Chicago
yesterday.
r. G.. Lessenworth went 10 Toledo yes
terdsy.
T. j. keate went 10 Chicago last
night
George ID. Sisson 10 in Cincinnati
J. H. +. ilaghart Is in Marquette.
Hebtr A. Knott is in Kalamazoo.
y NJ Block is in Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Brilliant society Wedding Celebrated
in the Park Church


Miss Gertrude Herkimer jerks.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ;. B. jerks.
and Percival Bancroft Garyey were mar
ried in the Park congregational church
last evening by the Rev. Dan r. Brad
ley. Several hundred friends Of the
bride aud groom were present at the
ceremony. Miss Garvey. a sister Of the
gFoom. VAS maid Of honor. and Sidney
Eooth 81 Boston Was best man. The
bridesmaids we're Miss Estelle Putnam,
Miss May Robinson. Mss Lolita Lacey.
Miss Bessie Barnett Miss Grace Rem
ingfon and Miss Donna Moore. Leo r.
n. Fisher. Ben Robinson. James Bar
nett. Alfred Hunt. Frank Marshall, Will
Perkins aud Harvey Wonderly acted as
ushers John McQuewan dictated as
master Of ceremonies
After the ceremony a reception was
given To Mr.. and Mrs. Garvey at the
residence OF the brides parents. No. 100
Washington street The drawing rooms
were prettily decorated with roses and
cut flowers. and doorvays and Windows
were wreathed in great clusters OF trail
Ing smilax.
The bridal supper was served in a
specially prepared room ia the attic OF
the house. The room was decorated
with brilliant hued autumn leaves and
soft. fluffy clematis. Only the bridal
party and intimate friends were present
Mr.. aud Mrk Garyey left on late train
FOR a wedding tour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
BROKE UP A DANCE
Policemen Put a STOP 10 a Kent
Street Can-Can
OTHERS WILL &c CALLED DOWN
Enn<es utn H. N.dr - Qaies me
Nss<h1o<A..o<s- ials~ted wlsh
Daaos Nail susssnce1

Tie polka department. has been keep
inz a rsear.i Il TIE dance houses IN the
tily that ars frsqnsatei - dl<rspusabls
char.ef.rs AMI thsy all 10 broksn up
80 rapidiy a. information can be ob.
taineI that xll warrant arrests.
There are several dznce halls that ara .
,,isssacs q the teixhborhoosis Ia which
ihey are laestsd snd the residents 10
their siciaity are greatly exercised over
the rsselsfies Of drunken men and 30
men. The polies xsrfare against tins
class q dances vas inznxursted
last night shea i@trolmaa Lave
ri.ige dispersed crowd In
the Cooper block. eornsr II Hast.
trgs and kent streets and ARRESTED
Charles 4. Saramcr. oue q the partici-
pants. and took aim - the poiire station
GA charge ~ di-oryierly. The dance
eas gives b. Mrs koss who rents the
bioe<- The bssAling - GA nesi b. James
Camphell sho has teen trying Tor -ooie
tims past % elesst her. lie refuses % &C
erpt any reat iron her. but che
continaes % i've there. Me-.
Campbell seat uith the ceicer last
plsht add PORTABLE the dance con nnaing.
sad Sumner. Who wa under the ia
nosaee n b4uof. replied 10 him with al
oath o. proceeded % call the dancers
Ga fhe aoor. The olhcers arrested him.
and shen ne VAS searched loaded re-
tolver was found on his person. The
dance va broken up and the prospects
are that AIRS. Ross sal &c conpeiied to
sacale toe tnil,1lug within Gay or two
a. Sergeant NJ cob wili order her cut.