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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday EV'ngs
 6:3O to 7::3O.
nISTRICT OFwATFRBCRY s< PROBAT

nlSIkICT OF WATERBURY ss PROBATE II cot UHr. pJ,.. E. lSs8-
 Estate of James VI. Hrlzrr of Waterhury in said district, assigning debtor.
 The voluntary assignment of the said debtor having been l'slEci in this office for re-or,l and the yr'tatr thereof. and VI. II. Naa~. "f Waterbury being named in said assignment astTu~tce for said estate therefore ORDERED. that the 18th day of Decem ber. lssgs. at u'cl,--k f'reu'-'n- te. and the same i. hereby assigned fuT a hearing on the ap- Ir,'Val of said truttF. and that all Ter~ons interested therein may have notice to appear. if they SFr cause. and l-c heard thereon. this Court directs that this order le published thre'' times in a newspaper having a circu- lIti"u in said Probate District. l,efore Said tim" a assigned far said hearing
 By Orlrr of the court.
 JAMES J. CAssTN. Clerk of Prolaic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
A We'll Filled Head,

'Chappie know anythings Bahl His head is empty and always has been"
 "You wrong him He had two eyes, a set of teeth and cane handle in it last time saw him. .n-Harper's Rsza-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
 June IL isss.
 NAUGATUCK DIVISION.

Trains leave Waterbury as faIlnvys. For NEW YORK-s0S. 7So. sas, lasaan,s
 a25 8 s5 P m Sunday. sIs D n --A Return. hni. sts. Ioh1 a m: iaa s0s ev,
 D m- sunday. 6aI a m fnr NE.h HAVEN. Via NauEafuek Tun-sF,-,
 sEl s-9s a u- l-sS E-2s 6Es p m VF.
 DCrhY Junction sjGs. s-s6 INsa a m. rss
 asas 1-ss p m- A--' Return via NauEafurk Junrtion at 1ssr-,
 sunday. S"o a m Via Derby JuD-,3...--
 stt1 2ie a. ms l2tsl 2-2a b.28 -sa '. r1
 Suu,lav. slaam- i'- iIi- For BIlDGEiOET-60s E-a0 SsE Ia s.a A p, e
 l-eS- S2S SsS D Sunday sIs D m Return q ft. a-to a m i2n0 . as kan -s-
 nm. Sunday BIS m. '' For AN~uNlA-Elns. ssa st9s. l0E0 m-r.
 H2A sAl zoo tmiNeSn D m- Sunday srs
 m
 Return st 7-so. Io-aI- a m I2sI SCI. s.ia. SD
 pm. Sunday st e a m Pr TWATEkTONN-S.tA sS7. IiI7 m Srs Gla. 7.ag D m Saturiay SIS D m Return at 6z5. sES Iosa am:9sa axx n,,
 pm- Saturday -AS m " -' For THOMASTON-s2 iiTsa m. sE. ...
 800 r m. Sunday 9-ss m
 Return at 0S. TES 10 @ a m -5HE.rr =
 Sunday a-t5 pm-
 For TORIsINGTON-sSa llI7a m=SSa sss sop m- Sunday alas am Return at s.ET. T.SI- Ina1 am: aaa 6nspm Sunday aZ1 n u-
 1 For WINSTED-sS7. iII3 a m: s.sl ssa. sno pm. Sunday sas a m- Return al slnI TIa s.s6 . m : aA Gap n. Sundays psm.
 o.T.EElnsTKAn Cen Pas Axsat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

Now that the French have distin- guished themselves in building canals, some Parisian engineers propose to span the English channel with q bridge 34 miles long.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

One of the most distinguished suicides in this country was the Hon. John Davis, speaker of the house of representatives from ls45 to 1s47.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

An action may be so clothed as to change its proper effect on people With most of us sugar coated vice seems pref erable to pepper coated virtue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

EUROPEAN journals state that the czar is going to test his troops around Moscow this winter. in deep snow and zero weather. We should think he would only need to take up the history of the first NapoleoD's Moscow campaign to arrive at very definite conclusion as to what the re- suit of such test must necessarily be- Human nature-even military-is the same now as it was eighty years ago, when the finest army that France had ever as sembled demonstrated "around Moscow" that though they could beat the Russian troops under every disadvantage. they could not fight successfully against the terrible rigors of n Russian winter. Does the czar expect his men to better the ex- ample?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

from cne saIety of theIr operation n blood letting the leech has been used for moro than 5000 years, and in many cases doctors could hardly dispense with their use
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
ABERDEEN BRANCH.

UUINII IANI I.av" Waterbuuy-New England station {. .-h " 2" a m sao m Dublin Stra-i: s aa s-.s us-. 55sl D
 GOING WEST Leave Ncriden for Waterbury: 7ss m Is -sl- s.-=I Ts m. "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
ARRIVE
:. n..r,.. -.--.---I

V nuhlin StnHrt sea. a m lzs=seDn a uL. e'o S-aa I In.
 W-R- EABCOCE 1Dp,p-oN- ~, Gen Pass Agent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

Some think that Carlyle. while living the life Of student, was all the while dying to be something much more active,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18

Catullus Luctatius killed himself in a peculiarly painful manner by swallow ing coals of fire and supplementing them with piece of redhot iron
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
New York & New England

la-~eT.:eT Train Service. week days N,,v,-In-
 ter l4. l~gfE Trains leave Waterbury fs- HlS TON -s, 90 III l2r-'- S--tS P m. ll3lNlhl-Nt E-7-zR a T. S5 ;l-55 r. m NEN lpEk Nia Er,W~;Cr-Su5 a m sIG r ID. MOkC E>IEls-s-a a m I--l U m MIN lAtNItpN a F. 55. A-S5 ? m II lNAN-s-s, m ts4. 3-5S D m NllllMANIlt'-7--a m lst5 , Ss P m. SIElNttFiIl-li-' '.H' sG ;u -3-E5 ? m NEW HAVEN via IlAinvill,.-5So. I0.+s m
 3S5 I'nl. HARTFORD 9H5 lb-E5 q m I. zs ss
 SIS n NEW BElTAlN---aa- aG5 IO4s- a ID la-ss z-
 Sls lIAlNNIILE -7-s1. 905. ln45 a m las5 s=
 SIS m BRISTUI.-5aa 9O5. lS.4s a m l2z gEs
 SIS m. IEBRNN1LLE-T-s 905 IO.45 m IaEs 2 &
 SIS m MATEENII:IE-- a.a5.I O.I5a m s-ss slspm- INlON CITN-i Sd5 a m - s05 b m. TOW ANTlC-f as a m { a-t -t5. bJ, m SOU THEOltn r5 m a-g5. T. m lNJMPERADG NALLEI-stG m a0s SAND" "Hio0K-sosam eas.pm q AMlElA ll-LE-Slu q m 2u5. D m lANEJ ll-SU5 m @e5 D m II -sa n, bi.EM Sl t-lsS-S.tS a 2u5 IL sl D m lSlihlI.l. ON II DSDN-NtS m a "a m Tn, < tanEhamI't,'n EimiTa- Jamestown Ci,ava-
 .tnlt AkD'n and Chicago S-uS a m ; ds ID m lN'l iHhEElSIE viz HuIewcll snS m
 Il5a F. m
 sunday trains Hartfnrl and RnSton
 sE5 q h. l-sG ID. m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
CoxeREssxEN, particularly those who

CoNGREssMEN, particularly those who have been so precipitate in their criticism, will do well to spend part of their Christ mas holiday in studying President Cleve- lands special message and the Hawaiian documents of which it treats. It will not be necessary for them to endorse the presidents Hawaiian policy in its entirety to discover how absurd Senator Hoar's re- cent remarks about impeachment were. Thereshas been neither technical nor ae- tual violation of either the letter or the spirit of the constitution by the president; the idea that there had been was con- ceived by malignant partisanship and nur- tured by such men as Hoar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of John Scmrow. shuuld make immediate payment to Thomas H. Hayes.
 To Whom 1t May Concern.
 It having come to my knowledge that one William G Parthenay k going about representing himself as being employed by me as bill collector. hereby give notice that such k not the fact neither this man nor any one else k in rIy employ for such business. M. J. BEzEZIN~KI. Constable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
A. w. Castle. Proprietor and Manager,

Free DeIlNerY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
FOR RENT-BY DAVID ID. STONE. sos AND MA
r ST NV -
FOR RENT-norsEs. STORES. sc.

5 Store and dwg. cor
I Harrison ave and
= Naylor road, Ana
D costa. Gr.......D
Store and dwg. 3oi
I u 81 ne. .16
U store room and sta
BILE. 200 X st ne..ls
Q OFFICES.
Q GuntoD bldg. rooms
y "a. q, q, &c. "a
! and - -.-...e.3.Sn
} I'd and Sd floor 63l
La ave ..-......... 80
Basement BIS 1lth
, st NV .............5 so
Guuton bldg. rooms
) Il. IL and ! base
! mont room ..... 80. 50
Q Gunton bldg, rooms
: 81 and n. ..........3 80
9 Gnntcn i,idg, rooms
) - and - ..........25
) e23 + ST. 3 rooms.
; Sd floor ..........3
; Gunton bldg. rooms
0 -. IS. 31.......2s
D a33 = ST. Sd floor. 4. $50
515 18th ST. rooms
Z = and 5............D
SIS llth 81 NV. room SD
Central bldg. room Z. .ls
5 ass Ia ave. back room
"a tloor ..-..----1S
: 623 i ST. 3 rooms.
Q 4th floor ...........lS
. Gunton bldg. room
D IL .......---...12.J0
Snnton bldg. room
D 3 ....-.-......12.J0
Gunton l.ldg. rooms
5 Z. S. g. &c. - and
; ~ each 1880
. Gunton bldg. room
, 10 .............12.Jo
, Central bldg. room l4.l2
, Central bldg. room 1912
5l5 18th st, room g.
} ID floor. 10
1887 + st, room 7....10
'crtlon of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
IN.
rHOS. r. wAGGANfAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES

JFFICE OF. THE ASSESSOR nISTHICT OF CO.
Iun6ia, Washington, ID. g, October ~. lSa3.-
Notes Notes Is hereby given that the THIRTY
fjhSf DAY OF OCTOBER. 1889, viii expire
all licenses given by the District of Columbia
to apothecaries, aucticneers. banks and bankers
brokers, commission merchants, claim agents
cattle brokers, distillers, insurance agents. fee
dealers, manufacturers of Illuminating gas. life
ana hre insurance companies. proprietors Of bar
rooms billiard, pagatelle ard jenny Lind tables
shuite boards. bowling alleys, hotels. livery sta
ond- hand personal property. dealers in old bar
rcis, real estate agents. rectiters. propriefogs
or restaurants and eating houses. wholesale iIuor
dsaiers, teaterS. variety theaters &c. All per-
sons engaged in the above described business
trades or professions must promptly renew the
Assessor D. C oc3i at
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FOR RENT-HCUSES.
EOR RENT-

FOR RENT- 519 18th NV. DR.. $500
20 st NV, 13r. $4,000 104 q ne, Or. ba =. ~
c iS 81 NV, sr $3.50 Ic9 eth ne, Or, ba. % -
Gll 9Th Nv, Offices. SiS20 10i 18th me- ar ba 80 90
% spruce nw0r b. 80 1896 Il Or, ba. 2030
10 Gray ct sw, Ar. L.. 80 63s-644 brewers ct
zlo-222 N sw. 5r. .12.50 nc. 4r.......... 10 30
"a & sw. II dwgs i6. 80 Bennine. DC. Or. 80
GOOD Hope Park, Or 1000 Benning dw goa 40 90
ocSl-6t THoS. Il. BROOKS. GIG 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY YESTERDAY & MAILERY, real.
,d Estate brokers, GA + ST. Pacdc bldG.l
SoDSSooo NV Tor b, 4s3 LIST ne.sr b,ni so 90
t ti$ Is Is . me- Or b. mi 40 225 e mi $50
sd nr; mi mi: IS 391 1lth ne Or br, mi. is
b. 80 $50 Brewers q ne e ar. 10
ocoI-ot YESTERDAY MALLERY, 624 + NV.
FOR RENT OR sALE-oN EASY TERNiS-NEW
n a1 az Anacostia, D. G.: beautifully located.
G st. NV, city. its7
FOR RENT-HoUSFS
~ ST ne. 6r...................s sos 90
1927 n 81 nv Iii.-'..--.--...-.....--- .5-oo
1928 Vt. ave, furnished, iir .1a5 90
i aoLI rsth ST 100. 90
1900 y. H. ave, near Dupont Circle. fi,r. 900 90
!S aae iSth ST. furnished. ---.............fa3o 90
2s Grant pl. bet: 9Th and 10th. and n 80 e 90
1927 ST., a5r., furnished 5000 per an
noi-st J. b. winner. Real Estate COS 18th st.
dow brick dwelling; 900 st. NV; 10 rooms
and bath: large 2-story brick stable: Immediate
possession Apply to CHAs. c. DuNCANSoN,
9th and ID SITS. NV. nol-3t
window brick dwelling: 1923 New York ave. I;
rooms and bath. Apply to CHAS. c. Dun
CANSON. 9th and sts NV. nol-3t
FOR RENT-REDCCED To $50 90 s3G SPRUCE
ST. s., Le Drolt Park; large rooms; bath; cellar.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, s0i and 500 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. ROOM AND BOARD
In well furnished house within six blocks of Cap
itoi: references exchanged Address v. B., Star
ONCE. no1-2ts
wANTED-BY A PARTY OF 8 ADULTS. 3 UN-
furnished rooms, with board. bet. II and Cor
coran and 14th and 18th sts.; private family
preferred. Address Box L., Star office. oc3l-2t'
WANTED = FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms in all parts Of tho city, surest and cheap
est plan to secure desirable tenants; est. 1881
SHACKLEFORD'S, 427 11th st. NV. oc31-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENT
when Won can get suite of rooms with steam
heat. water. electric bells speaking tubes letter
boxes and all modern conveniences for IS and SO
per month. Stewart building, 402 9Th st. NV.
oc2J-1Ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
FURNISHED OR UNFURNTsHED.

FOR RENT-e13 y. J. AVE. 2 2D-FLOOR RMS
and on Sd floor; communicating; furnished or
unfIrnished: Capitol, pension and govt
printing offices; cheap; heat, gas and bath; cars
PASS door, lc"
FOR RENT-IsOOMS on FIRST AND SECOND
hoorS furnished unfinished: bath, heat and
gas: with or without board; reasonable rates.
io-o l'th ST. NV. mol -fmc
FOR SALE-BREWSTER BROUGHAM, QUINBY
wagonette. 5glass landau, single and double
set OF fine carriage harness. also robes, blankets,
&c. Must be sold. 1l24 18th st. NV. oc3l-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01


wANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WISH TO
make money when out Of school, send name and
we will tell you how. No money wanted.
lie p. STAYNER & CO., Providence, r. /.
WANTED-AGENTS-LAD OR GENTLEMEN
introduce and control the sale Of the patented
New Moon embroidery and darning ring; a new
invention for doing all kinds of fancy work and
mending by hand machine; copyrighted book
of Instructions for the sewing machine
free with order; liberal commissions aud clear
field; sample ring by mail and full particulars
for Is celts. THE OHIO NOVELTY COMPANY,
=. 3, Cincinnati, Ohio. oci6-fm
WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL FLENIBLE ALUM
shoe soles and other aluminium specialties:
secure agency at for the greatest selling
articles OF merit ever invented For catalogue adj
dress, with stamps, ALUMINIUM NOVELTY CO.,
Canton. Ohio. oc11-w&s,lm
WANTED-AT LAST WE HAVE IT.-KEEN.
bright and bralpy men and women wanted every
where to take orders for SLEEPS WORLDS
FAIR PHOTOGRAPHED Only book Of copyright
ed photographs Of buildings. scenes and exhibits Of
the Worlds Columbian Exhibition authorized bv
the exposition management: Official certificate ac-
companies each volume. Bonanza for workers:
drop everything and handle It: you will make
money fast: books ready: credit given: big com
missions: illustrated circulars. terms. FREE. Adj
dress Globe Bible Pub. Co.. ass Dearborn St.
Chicago. H., or Philadelphia, Pa. ocl3-2o
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1870 2Oth. fur. lar. ST.
1912 VT ave, fur, lar. IL
6u3 1ith st. l4r.....12
2l9 Az 81. l4r........G
Cor Tenieytown road
and woodley lane.
1Sr ..--........6
Upper part 300 9th st,
lZr -.............G
1l22 I'D st. 9r......S
2l05 IN ave. 1ir.....s
DO + ST. Gr. 81
go y J ave. sr. 5,
5S2 2lst st, Tor. -
Upper ut lii6 lith
ST. 9r...-...........s,
800 Missouri ave.
l4r. .....-.......40.s'
ACC c 81. 1sr. ~
IA T ST. 11r. ~
2s03 Q 1t, 9r........3'
l322 33d st. or. .5. y
1921 Fla ave. sr. 3
1i24 33d st. Tor. g
loco sth st. ar. g
415 VI 81. sr.........3
"a floor 4o1 10th st, 3-.3
Upper pt lI0s r ST. .r.3
l house Sth 81 ext'd,
80 -
Upper ut 1901 II 1T.
Sture and dwg. 1901
l. st NV, ir. g.
Store and / room. AS
q st NV. I'd floor. y
Sr .-....-........sS.J
Az p st. sr........25.J
1926 Sih st. Gr.....25.2
Upper Pt lilo r st.
az
. houses on sth st
eNt'd. Sr............a
1874 . ST. Sr.......2'
s33 I'd st. Or. 20. q,
5i3 y Cap 81. Or. 30. n
Upper pi 1918 sth. Or. u
1914 18th ST road. sr. ~
Store and dwg. laos
Pa ave NV. ar. silt
Store and dwg. 1914
9TH ST NV. sr..-.....sl
The above is only a \
my hooks. For full list
Issued on the LIST and Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01

FOR RENT-90 II ST. s. W. GROOM BAY-wrS-
dow brick: parking in front: water on premises;
sl2 per month. INQUIRE premises. oc3o-3,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT NEATLY FURNISHED PARTo
and bed room, communicating, on LIST floor; other
unfinished rooms. Inquire 22i I'd ST. NV
oc27-6cs
FOR RENT BRIGHT, sunny ROOMS; SINGI-Y
or en- suite: handsome house: quiet neighborhood
most elegant location in the city. 1406 Hopkips
place, near Goth and SITS. au2e-9wc.
FOR RENT BRIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS: SINGI.Y
or en- snite; handsome house; quiet neighborhood:
most elegant location in the city. 1905 Hopkins
place, near 10th and SITS. NV. au26-swc.
FOR RENT-TWO LARGE HANDSOME ROOMS
furnished Or unfurnished; for gentlemen; with
private bath and every convenience. 1912 G ST.
NV. Private family oc7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A. CLARKE,
JAS L. PtGH.
ALIEN. II. MULLOWNY.
CLARKE. PUGI & MCLLOwEY
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Practice in the United States Supreme Cour, all
the courts OF the District; United States Court OF
Claims and before the Executive Departments.
Rooms, Nos. Z. =. 81, l3 and l3II Stewart
building, i02 9th st. NV. s.3n-tr
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney -at-Law,
Webster Law building sos ID ST NV Wash
ington. DC. Residence 1893 X ST NV d,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01

FOR RENT-I4ARGE STORE, 1899 I4TH ST. ALSO
for sale. a large lot on fith st. near Il. I. ave-
improved by two small stores. 1897 and 1871
14th ST. A. z. LANG, Owner, 1898 14th st. o30Gt
FOR SALE-FIXTURES AND BUSINESS OF ONE
OF the best located and equipped eating estab-
lishments in Washington; 5000 clerks within
blocks; very low. Address Ii. N, Star office.
nnoS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01

RENT
FURNISHED. tlG I'd st ne, 6r.. %
st NV l5r. $3.50 625 L ST ne. Or -. 1850
NV. 14r......l.. f st NV, lar. .... $50
jefferson place, Is Tenn ave ne, llr. 40
..............12o 2i2l X 81 NV. r.. 80
UNFINISHED. Eolmead Manor, 81. -
X st NV, 1Sr. SEQ 30 18th ST Sc, Or. e. IS
II st NV. llr... 80 3i6 Elm st. lie Droit
st NV. Tor. -. $3.50 Park. ar ..........2 -
II 81 ne, 6r...-...5 1l2 I'd st ne. Or. go. %
ID st ne, 6r......25 Ices 4th ST ne. Or. 80
81 st ne, 6r. 232 LIST 81 sw. Or. Is. 40
i2th st Sc. Or. ..25 sol Q st NV, Or. 49,. 10
Die for Is horses. Temperance ,rear OF 49, +
W., SIS.
wM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
,-s mSwSt 1i01 + ST. NV.
RENT - AN EiEt;ANTLY FURNISHED
Hing IN the northwest. containing 10 rooms
bath: all modern cpuveniencas. Terms rea-
lhie. THOMAS j. FISHER x CO..
set 1924 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT
Second and third-story halls.
oc262w' 63l La. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
NOTARIES PUBLIC

Con ,l-s- L.. OF Dr-rIJS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for ali states and territories u SPECIALLY
by H. III. ESANS, office tDasementb l3.i + ST
Always in Office office hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and Z. S. Commissioner
oc2S JOHN Z. BEALL- 1921 At nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01

'crtlon of the property ~
call at Office for bulletin
IN.
rHOS. r. wAGGAMAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
WANTED-HELP.
MALI.

wANTED-BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE AT
painting Apply to ]. ID. GOLDSMITH, Sign
Painter, S2l ID ST. NV. 1as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01

5l9 18th NV. DR. $500
104 q ne, Or. ba. ...5.4 ~
1c9 18th ne. Or. ba. %. -
soi 18th ne. ar, ba 5000
1906 q ne. Or, ba. .20.30
63s-644 Brewers CT
nc. 4r.......-..1n.3o
Benning, DC, Or. -.12.J0
Benning. DIV, goa 1000
DOkS. GIG 18th ST. NV.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Ths Central wou.ans Christian Tom
psranes uaioa vii eoadurt school -
n-stnosis dariax The eoming sintsr and
st each monfhly meeting one u lie
ansmbsre vii read paper on . certain
oranch u ths NORA Ihls school has
bean devised lof tia Instruction. q the
presidents and msa Ssrs u the various
unions rith the isiea u saabllng them
% DO more. effective work IN the w. 4.
I. L. Gauss. ~ the regular meeting
tompfroE afternoon IN lood IsmplaFs'
hall AEs Corbslias xi.l read paper ca
msthods fof conducting lpothers meet.
l1gs Much interest u being taken In
the comlag years sofk and u will b
made. 4 posslbls. more destructive than
hefstofore The president Mrs. n. n
MooFmsn. will be a. Dr. Moorman's
olkcs. No. l1sis Monroe s.rcst. each Sat
urdsy afternoon. where che can be con
suited By members q tho W. &. I. U.
on any matters connected vith the
work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

G. J. Poet. al active member ~ the
local sons OF Veterans. received a circu-
lar yesterday from James II. AeCabe.
commander 10 chief of the order. giving
his decih.oa on an imssortAnt matter thai
had been referred & him. At the ma.
tional encsmpment held In Cincinnati
the age Of eligibility xas raised from IL
10 II Years. The question az 10 whether
4 member who had been suspended for
non payment % dues prior 90 the action
OF the late eneampment could be rein
stated by complying with the rules Of
the order. was referred to the cou.
mander FOR his opinion. la the opinion
q the commander the Law governing
the admission 81 members applies 10 all
persons aud an applicant for reinstate-
ment cannot be admitted ueoer II years
Of age. notwithstanding his former mem.
bcrship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

LANSING. Mich. Oct. g. During the
past week the following corporations
filed articles Of association with the sec
Hillsdale. 10000; Muslxegon Publish
ing company. Muskegon. $1,000; Sagi.
nav Brewing company. Saginaw. so, QUO;
the Dryden Amien- Rose Clock company.
Grand Rapids. $1,000; The Fair Cloth
ing company. Ludington. 5000; Detroit
Jockey club, capital increased from
$4,000 to 100000; Weeks Collar Manu-
featuring company. jackson. $4,000;
the j. $ Stephenson Carriage company,
Port Huron 5000; the Anderson Mani.
featuring company. Port Huron. 5000;
Escanaba 4 Gladstone Transportation
company. Eseanaba. $4,000; Green Lake
Park association, Dorr. 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Trustee Rowson. chairman OF the
board 81 education committee on grounds.
began yesterday morning with force OF
men on the job % grading the high
school grounds. The men employed are
those recommended by the charity or
ganization. and the work will be done
by men who hold a card issued by IL.
Trustee Rowson said yesterday that be
hired fifteen shovelers yesterday morn
ing and expects 20 get fifteen teams.
Nearly tfty men applied for q job. but
the city has pledged itself TO employ
none but those recommended and inves-
tigated by the charity organization, and
ne could not employ them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Nra =. W King ~ Duluth. Mas.a.
chu~etts. who hss heen visiting her
psr.nts left yesterday with her sister.
Miss Lizzie Sullivan. for the worlds
fsir Prom there they all return 10
Duluth.
NrS Mshar - Union street, Mrs
William Eeirdon a isiand street and
Mr. and Mrs. III - Port Huron left
yesterday morning fov the eorld's fair
o. Wright. formerly editor Il the
Iona Seutlnel. hut now IN the tax de-
partueut "a TIE auditos generals Office
a. Lansing. was IN the city last night
Mr.. AMI Mrs Fred fouaghlood and
Alien hoysr whi leave to.isy FOR
Charfetts o. attend ths marriage Il ehesr
brother Boyden Moy~f
Psfsr Doyle hss returned from his
visst g. the worlds fair and started for
Ann Arhor yesterday oto resume his
medical stadiea
PHI OBrien ard " g. T.~venuorsh
VII r. 81 Detroit tosiay - attend The
snnaai Convention n National funeral
directors
Niss Annle Thomas n New Haven.
tounecticut. - The apest % Nr and
Nh ~. q oewey "a Foantain street
NJ. and Mrs. n L Davis II Giouc~s.
t. Massachusetts,. are visiting Nc. and
hfs g.. a Davis ~ Fountain street
Adrian lota-on ADD daughters. Mss.
Nae teeie sed slislie. left yesterday
mornine t,r visit tn ths fair
Miss Bertha Reeves u M ~ shei
dpn stree 81 Yesterday morning Tor a
ten asss ri@it az ~ FAR
Mr.. y n Bradford and aon q James
street hsaFs tas eanrnfng for = vat of
DAYS AZ TIE ~erlds fair
fa~rencr = Ash'sv. Err~~s Carr ard
thsFlrs kuaerenn sr~ spending q fss
dAYs - the Torid- fssr.
Mrs > q Snysies - Ns-.hail !. The
rrest e her SISTER. Mrs IS n To~eian.l
- 1sdsrpnn svsnne
Miss J,,eie Tilena q Mtsanh.e I. "A.
guest Il N-e Neiii> Fsirs q LAT srsnd
kappis
NJ. ead NJ. Henry tl-~old nave
F-furn~'t frnm ten dase visit - ca
rn1ra
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