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Evening journal., 1893-10-03

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ID OHIO RAIL ~
ROAD schedule in E1N
effect July 8, 1893 1tNS ~
Trains leave Della Ms AZ S%EM
ware Avenue Depot, /NsZ->M AWM
East Bound. <1Asif g80AyS S3NNeEn.
s Express trains. n gEG.kk9 lHS -
New York, week Ntk k.NAS-xSzz5IbAEH
days, So Oh, 81 90, 80, WklIfNIlIhllEA.N
slO 90 a m, sl224 NN.4S,...exSS<
81 ~, S. 38, 81 80 p m. SShlN9sE
SO 80 m. sl22l, So Is, W
S. 3S, 81 80, sl1 90 D m
Boston, So 3s p m daily. with Pullman buffs,
sleeping cars running through TO Boston WITH
out change via Poughkeepsie b idge, landii
passengers n B a. NJ station Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND MAR.
80 8 m, s2 49, So 3S, 81 80, sll 90 m. sur days.
y O5' 50 6O, so % m, 81 49, So 3S, 81 80, 81
PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY Fo. RITZ.
AND CHESTNUT STREETS, week o,ys
y y s @s s1S Sg "a 81 s q By A. ss 90 g 60 9O -
O5. O5, So ss, 8 2s, 81 80 s25, loco sii 0, D M
PHILADELPHiA A, Sundays, SO %, 35, IA
los, 5O5, IS IS, 2s, 81 SO, s5 10 60 sii 90 pm.
Chester, week days, SO %, Q co. 8 35, 81 81. z A
g o. S %, 300, So 80, 10 80, $40 36 Gil 81 n
idOso 10 sS ~ %, 10, 5O5 50 IS, 62e, 81 49, s2b.
Chester, sundays 50 O8, 8 s5, "a. ss 80. 800,
so 56 u 40 m: leo, s2 40, 05, 05, %. s5 3s,
8 %, 81 80, s q, 10 90, sll 90 p m.
Atlantic City. week days, 81 81 a m 12 "a.
81 40 m; Sundays, 80, a M. 81 40 m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
g, 702, s47 am; Il2 Is, u o., 3 05, q y,
g g, m; li2 ls,f l2 05, 8 05, A5i, Ie 50, 1912
Baltimore and Way Stations, : OF am.sO5
Newark, Del, week days, H4s, 7O2, s<7
m; ne l6 3 O5 "A 81, l6 80. 35. rs 12, 70 16,
m, Sundays, ia as, Z O2, Is az, M, al2 Isl
u 81, 1885, Z 35, Is y, 10 l6, II 10 p m,
pittsburt. rs AZ a m, "a 81 p m. daily.
Chicago, lS A. am, " 05, "a 81. - 10 D M ,daii-
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sl2 IS p m A.
~ Is m daily.
Iandenberg accommodation, week da,
702 l1O a m, % and 4 40 p m. Sunday
3 80 a m, 3 %, 81 D IN.
rains leave Market street station:
For New YORK, week days, 81 20. IS %, 81
For Philadelphia, week DAYS. $685. .82.Ya
$ o., 50 33, sll 85 a m; y 42, $50. . As p. m
sundays 8 20 a m; u AZ. 8 so, 945p m.
For Baltimore, week days, 535. 8 80, 500
2 55. 3 20 p m.
For Landenoerg and way stations week
days, 65s 10 gOa N; s. 50Op m. Sundays,
Chicago and Pittsburg, IS 90 m, daily ex-
cept Sunday; sl2 AZ, $3.50 p IN, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sll IS a m, daily
Lave PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
WNIiLMINGT0N;, week days, O5, 800. Z e5,
S. Is, 40, 100, sll ~ m; u noon. 81 AS, OO'
%. 81 03, 8 "A, 30 S. 20. 30, So OF, $50 81 88
s 10, sS 40, 10 10 and II 30 D m.
sundays, 81 O5, 600. IS i5' 8 30, 1000, sll4a
m, l2 noon, 90, 90, "a IA, 43, So OF, 6 80, 80,
10, IS 40, 10 10 and II aOpm.
LEAVE TWELFTH AND MARKET SITS.
q g. 81 55, sil26 m,s3 So, s5 AZ, 81 p, IS 25 m.
daily.
Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
other line. Q. Q. SCULL, Genl Pass. Agent.
J. T. ODELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
T11TLMINeroN AM. .NoRTHERN RAN

WILMINGTON AMI, NOhIH thN KALI esIllL,
w ROAD. Time-taole IN eIscI I, S SEPT 20, isse.
tien' for b. q o. Junction., Montchanin, VIM
fsrfhnr. Guyencourt. 6rnnOgue. Cossart.
CLeddsl Ford Junt ton, pocCpeon, West
Chester. EmbTeoyilll, Mort0nvllle, Coates
vile aud Intermediate stations, daily. ex-
cenf sunday, at 90 and $50 a M 2a5, 40 and
5.b5 m Sunday only, at 500. m; W and
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield and
Intermediate tatiQns, daily, except Sunday,
az GOA m, 2 % and o % y m. Sunday only
~ 8Oq m, 90 and 445p pm.
For Joanna. Birdsboro, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, at 7Oo
a ln and 2 a1 p m. Sunday only at SOC m,
"''' A,G. McCkuST AMI. -Supertutenden
BOyNESS BRIGGS, General Passenger Agt
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
For the Best Cabinet PhOtorraph..

Go to the Wilmington Photograp ph Co.
3ll3 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
YOUR FEET

Have you encased them in footwear
adapted to the Fall season?
In the manufacture of our Shoes for
FAN Wear we have, as in previous
seasons, aimed foremost to create an
article that will give service. comfort
and style. The low figures We have
affixed should act as sure clinch to
your patronage.
We have a stock of the nattiest and
most sensible of the season.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
cool weather ApproaehInr.

Those who are wise, and wish to be
prepared for the cold weather, which will
be upon us in a very short time, will do
we'll to call and examine the fine stock
Of blankets. comfortables, stoves and
carpets, which are to be found in the
well sele ted array which are now on
exhibition at the superbly fitted-up es-
tablishment of William McElwee, at the
N w. corner of Fifth and Shipley
streets. Mr.. McElwee is better pre-
pared than ever before to cater to the
wants of the public, and with an accom-
modating corps of assistants will well
come all who may give him a cali.
BRIDE RANGE,
Best in the world, at Hollis Stove and
Furniture Company, No. 8 East Fourth
street
Evening journal., 1893-10-03

Tx Briggs controversy is ap again in
the New York Presbytery.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STAND
II ARD Railway of America-Protected
Throughout BY the Interlocking Switch knd
Block Signal System.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03

ally, with Pullman bufsl
3 through TO Boston with
hkeepsie b idge, landii
station. Boston.
TWELFTH AND MAR
X days, 80 90, s737 $50,
81 30, sll % p m. SUI days,
n, 81 40, So 3S, 81 80, 81
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

Those who Want Qsarscsv should
Apply NJ Once.

IxpIAvAroLis. June y2--Estimatcs
which have been sent by the assistant
adjutant general of the different de-
partments TO tho executive director of
the twepty-sevcnth national cncamp
r,ent Of the Grand Army. 60 be held In
indianapolis early in September. indi.
cate that the attendance Of ex-scldiers
at this great annual gathering will be
40 per cent larger than ever before. This
is largely due 10 the fact that the en-
campment is 10 he held at point which
is the center OF the Grand Army mem
bcrship and will also bring them cioee
to the worlds fair. which will he one u
the attractions u the occasion. The
work II providing accommodations Tor
the crowd il one of tho greatest prob.
lens connected with the encampment.
and is being specially looked after under
the supervision OF the executive di-
rector. to whom applications for quar-
tiers in hotels and boarding houses. a.
well an in barracks. should bc directed.
In a general circular made public to-
day all who desire t. secure quarters are
urged 10 send in their applications i'm
mediateiy. and il is stated that those
who fail to do - very soon viii have
difficulty in making arrangements On
account of the great rush.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

No Apparent Let Up I'm the Monetary
Stringency.

svO nIStsWsGUt IN ~ sssC @xnOOC&8Gy
Stringency.
NV York, June 2l-R. q. Dun 4
Co.'S weekly review Of trade will say:
The change expected from the issue IT
clearing house certificates. thus utilizing
credits instead OF cash in local dealings,
has not yet been fralized. The failure
of banks at San Francisco has led TO q
heavy demand from that quarter. 81 5O0.-
eco having been sent in a single day.
Dlsirust of weaker banks vac avoided
by the application of the Bank oi Com
merce for 81 .0O.c00 in certificates. and
s2yabDO0 we're issued Thursday. bath
pressure for rediscounts for interior
banks IL beyond the ability az New York
10 meet The secretary of the treasury
has given notice that be will anticipate
payment cf interest July l. amounting
tn a.. 10000. but only tl.sO.OUp is on
bond. held t,y banks which will be i'm.
mcdiaiely dssbursed. The volume of
trade ~ certainly reduced by monetary
efringency. Bank clcarlngs. outside of
New York. arr declining materially in
comparison with last year. In
some departments II business
orders for merchandise are deferred
since there is no assurance ~ an ability
10 carry the goods until they are cold.
while in other departments orders are
not received by those ty whom the ia
turs IL disfr'1s;ed. The effect on the
great industries has been less thus Tar
than might have been feared. as nost ~
the works ate employed On orders
booked before the trouble began. bat
many "a the works are now reducing the
number n hands and others must soon
suspend operations unless the prospects,
become cseareg. In the iron business no
Improvement is perceptibse and pig 10 a.
loo - ever, ard ~hiie finished products
are -f,ii in FAIR demand pfie~@ sre-sv
trrmeiy kss. The vool Snsnufacfnre is
msfsing with greater caution than usual,
and sales - eF1a n sil points are very
sa,Hll Tor the s~assn. toftssn 9n-ssis are
comparatively quiet. aud While siip
suenss ~ t<sotH ard shoes are "a past 80
slsrs exceed last yfsf rev oEiiets ore moi
encouraging Speculative nafkets have
tseen much sseprs sgd - monetary sfsin
Eenry. Aceos.ats froa Tee csfles ue2rls
al show that motetsrs eunditions IT
fessis trade materially thss essilectsens
are unasesiiy SOW and teeks extremely
faatieus ~ leIiainE esen *hefs tkfy sre
sfrsmelv fmgsasI The failure fsf tar
sessk nae.l,eT fsa the Nnsied Ssstes 80
anxl fes snsss "A. ~ = fetal sd ~ a.
compared ~isil AZ last week ssd ~ Tor
laa corresponding week u sass 49,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

Great Scheme % Have . GigAstt
Choir Sing Pnsriosic 6ons&

Great Scheme % Have . Gigantic
Choir Sing Pasrsosic sonsx
CmcAoo. June n Patriotic songs by
. choir Of Of 10000 voices is 10 be one u
the features of the Fourth of July ccie-
bration at the fair. The singing Is 10 he
under the direction II Siias Il. Pratt
Trained choirs Of 1900 or
1900 singers viii be placed
at the four sides Of the grand
court and 20 directed, 60 sing in unison
the following familiar eelection& the en-
tire populacc joining. which will beso ar
ranged 90 as 20 constitute vast chorus
of Mt leset 10000 singers. Each special
section will have leader and be sup
ported by large hand of musicians. all
being connected by means of electricity.
70 that Mr.. Pratt may indicate the exact
time to al alike:
The Doxology With salute of can.
mons To punctuatr cxch sentence.
THE Star SpanRlcd Banner" sung by
the populace in unison with the waving
of flags on all buildings and the throng
Of people present
columbia. the Gem Of the Ocean"
"America-"
At the conclusion Of the ringing of
the Liberty bell the doxology will be re
peated and the new patriotic hymn.
Love and Liberty BY Mr.. Pratt. will
be sung. Patriotic melodies. such as
-Hail Columbia Yankee Doodle"
battle Cry of Freedom" "Dixie
Land" ~Marching Through Georgia"
etc. For the evening Il is proposed to
invite specially drilled choirs 70 sing
upon the lagoon or grand court songs
familiar to American folk.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

Arianna l. Freiigh Mary Saith
Grace fyfe Maud. n. Thsyer
Tenuse Gliferf Howard Z. Treadvay
Horace VI. Hardy Frances A. Tack
fiosence -. Harper Edith Mxr1n Tyler
I<Dltse r. kfsnerIy korlr Maria Nhito
Rs,sHie l>oretta Lacey kthei r. Mod
Burton Edward Livingston
Gcrmas -E:nxss~h Cour>>
Lena Lncrns chase Grass u. Lsubach
Nellie Mag cpiburn Nirhass k:ngi~s
HATE Hs.s G. s'sa casi is1s.s. rs : si's,sss. " sssss.
Esclvn Dsil Kinney
Fr-nch-scngss~h ooss~~
Jessie May blanchard Howard r. rrs.dvay
Julia Ebrabcsh Smith
IAsin-German Cous~e
1esnie n. Bachsnan Ada Caisssa Msyeo
Kate Belle loye Ida Carrie Ipjufn
Eta Nay Fuller Msria l. van DEF ycon.
Max Lcv;ss flrisef petsre warner
I1astn-Escnch COusur.
Claude T. Hamilton William H. s&nsr<
Clas~icnl cous~e.
Ida Leora Dafirs Edith Concver Sigh
Amaxiah ID. Davis Mnfthew Jehp Walsh
MAJ I<s5ft
so<1 exApvAzEss
lAstn-<scvman Cous~a-
Julio1 ~. Butler. ~ Julia p1he. ~
Eugene, ,Boyisn Palmer. ~
IAsta-Fsrach Courpe
Eugene u Palmer. 80 Julia Pike. ~
Gcsman-EngstHh Cvuruc.
Frances 1sccsa vsrdcruiuis, -
Fornsnl Exrrri>c~
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning every
s.at In the Fountain Street Baptset
church WAS occupied. and . few minutes
later the sisIcsss passage usys wese
filed with friends and relatives u the
seniors II the high school of "a. ~ho
were about 70 be honorrd With written
testimonials a having ccnpieted the
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

w.rxsroo. Iowa. June y Berry.
sho leads the van ~ the eevloy rsc~ss
arrisei here n go tonight and retired
for The night. He w'ii leave sasiy 10 the
mornsng
Io~s FslI~, Iowa June n Berry
e~ the sxst "A the cowboy sasers 10
reach this pssee. Ne came 10 Al 40
THE mssning and departed after fosF
heare tess sslli%srte snd stephens
arrived A. -ss ami lefs at i0:ss
Jaaes aFr.ved az e'eiark THE
aftefatsA al sisDsffesi al tsa lie
s.esses wsf@ ia asE aliell esnditlsn and
"a is lsslseessi thar BE siil er.n asestske
the iesdses smith and Albright have
nof Ses ssessr their appearance. fs-r'
Ai4alsson Is ~ fost Dodge bat = haFe.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

T.vsss. osio. lnne y The National
Christian En8e.sur unsen ~ The meth.
o-iisl epsscofsal church vas called 10
order tssiss ny the vif~ ppeadert. Mis-
lrnnie Whit. - cinesbnsti The E~x.
n. u. Wight fiigrts fereissd the 6tl>.
este~ and fss rssIxps< ses made ~
the Gsv. + T. Tsex II Bsitipor~ Al
tue evening session Tire p-r<f5ebt's -
nnxs s8lse~s rs> red sn5 the ccusssn
ssen p~susrn xns pr-sei.~s ~ the Rev.
W ~ Cove q iseaser Fsits. Ia
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

risceriue explosion occurred ~ an early
hour shis mornine near bufsy station.
Andy Melioon. an Ell well shcetes. was
on hrs way ~ CUTE, 90 shoot sell. tie
had no quarts ~ elseerlns IN he wagon
and while esulsng dawn stsep hill iato
ssuffe, station wheel struck iarge
stsne end the wagon wes overturned
Nothing sas found - Anlssoon 80 the
hcf~~r trRf few email pieces ~ fsrsh
scattered thronsh the wousia The
shs.ek wxs felt fss fifteen miles assuad
ard people "a the ssrsnisy wsr- severely
shfs.ks-.f
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

AND WOULD MURDER HIS WIFE

Rocursrxs. n. ". June y3-B. ].
Dor.n . I;vht ~sisht s.,~ii;et ~ note
40 -. :. ~ s.s. .~.r - =.
- ~" 49, Ny ..s
Pslsoe ~ nis viz ssu c''no sae'
oen'y usesppesred WIN ms we tnis
morning. and their child. which WAS
apparently in good health yesterday.
WAS found dead . few hours later in the
room occupied by the couple. The
,.olica ara nos seaycbicy FOR IN. puyilist
sna ~. 10. 7. -. s.,.o :. ~.
-a...r =" ..P; @
s" s''"n u""' oea'u
did not result from naturai causes.
Dosans decapitated body was found
this afternoon by the tracks of the
Rome. Watertown K Ocdensburg road
one mile east Of Windsor Beach. Coro.
ner Kleintleinet was notified. and ON his
arrival n the place he found : Woman. !.
who told him she vas Mary Dornn ana
that the man found dead on the track
wss her husband The e,oroner v,I.ced
her under arrest and brought her 10 this
city. where che is now IN cell in the
police station.
% s
Sne TOLD the coroner anu hB since re
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24
MORE LEyEEss BREAK
Two Big Crcvasses Reported Ycster-
day Above New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, Juno B There were
two crevasscs reported today. one on the
Mississippi left bank and one on Bayou
La Fourche. At 1870 o'clock this morn
ing the levee opposite Rescus plantation,
a few miles above Plaquemine broke, and
az il was Of sand il widencd rapidly. A
report received tonight said IL was 125
feet wide and effortsfo close il were not
meeting with success. The big sugar
parishes Of Ascension and lber-
vile will suffer severely The
La Fourche break occurred two
miles above Thidodeaux, ON the east
bank. and 10 thirty feet wide. II will be
closed. The river in this city reached
the highest point ever recorded by any
gauge today eighteen feet, and il is
still rising. As points above also report
raises. considerable more 10 expected.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

Four Oshes~ Seriously injured In .
Chicago Fire.

CHlcaco. June "a disastrous fire
in the Murray & NicSels drug manu-
featuring plant. at Nos las-ls5 West
Polk street. occurred this afternoon. One
man was probably burned to dsash and
two others were seriously injured.
The following is list ~ the deal and
injured: William Fuhrwerk. probably
bnrued 20 death. Henry Ewald. serious
~ burned about the face and hands;
Leopold Isohman, seriously burned about
the lace and body; Rusiolph Block. leg
broken and burned about the face and
head: Charles Fuhrwesk. burned about
the face. The financial loas wili he
about tsc.oo. partially covered by insur-
anre.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

work - the high schocl IN . manner &C.
ceptsble g. the t~stbefs and thope IN
chsrgr
The fhirsy-frxt annual grsdusfine ~.
erci&< a THE fssADd I>apsls high prlson&
we're modest, sfsd the asxty sve n,emR~<v
- the cia~s sere qosef and unsxuninc
The class fonk No part ln the sxc-',e~<.
The ra<frnm wse pwftitr bo~<ierei
with hy3rangcss. fyp1sca; risrs- srd
lilies and uyon the ckoi~ i<st railing
Rested the cirs~ r.ciso. AI3r Fant pr~i:s
worked IN ~hife On . background ~
r-~~n. pr tire rusepu xef~ erssed
President Fisher - the b-srsf ~ educi
tion. The Rev. !. r. Huptel enc a
the schpos fvrsf~s<. tb< n<s. r. PuoeiI
Music IN. sars,eh~d by shoyns - 1W
tmyHls. upd~< fb~ Iss3srehie - Pv<H
Shes,s~d IRE c,sovue ocrnps~4 the
chsis iaff and gv1s1soe - sk,~ Gsilery.
The prp.ls Rad f~<a s&sv;1ii5 traspcd
}r tue e<e1t. The ns<ic rsn taken
frssn the chescepf pr~ipe4sens TIE
fscs of n,< grsds~tcp we<e - lriGbt -
the das given Tor t>s formal pres>nfa
ton a tss> s~s6ecrvs tkst t<se1 he'd ie>n
fs,fi.fui AM stp<tss-ps tiaring the reer<
a ff.ei- schee7 isf>. snd ri' rs{urr erensed
70 smile ite sFprutssss.n q their vork-
Op~ssae - ~ Es<vx<-rs
The essrci.>s ct~rr5 xsth gvno3
s.e~sserr ~ clrr>es~ E>c'scsde Afses
= servees and apgvp5rist@ p<s~er - tbe
Nv J. = Bn<fed. ts,s rbc<os gsv<
st,l<rt3 n E~ce}es< ~ Hrr1ese
I.<xrt ". bass<rheIa tb<n d. oc :
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

Iu Money and Heal Estate Attached
by Creditor.


SAX Francisco. June 23.-~he hoard
Of directors of the Pacific bank decided
not to open its doors this morning. The
direct cause of the suspension was
notice from the clearing house associa.
ton that the banks paper would not be
accepted hereafter. The bank had
sl.000.000 and a reserve fund of 100000
and deposits amounting TO el,J00.0o0.
It's loans and discounts are said Ia
amount TO e2.Jo0.o0 All the money in
the Pacific bank and all the real estate
under its control were attached by
Ferdinand Smith today for tloo.0s0o6.
Transfers were recorded this afternoon
from b. II. Mcdonald 10 the Peoples
Home Savings bank of the Pacific bank
building. valued at S-N00O. his private
residence and dozen other pieces u
property.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

Nft~.ess.. Wis. 5ape =, r. l. DAy.
farmetiy president - the Pans.
iaian bahs haa eaystefssas.s ais
apfsared WAils she sfsss Isfs
atss iatssf eating ti,e f4slafe -
the fsasklnsloa h&ns Mr. Day
ssnt ss Wsss hesten. tnasizns s~s<ass
Ia sos hss health anl ssace that ts4ae
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

He - Oisd the viking ship Hss
Arrived safely.

Nrw YoRK. Juno n Captain Anaes.
con of the viking ship received the fol
lowing csblegram today: Christine.
Norway. June -: Captain Anderson az
viking ship-ln pursuance II and IN
command u his majesty. king ~ Sweden
and Norway. / forward his hearty con
gratuiations upon the completion -
yorr suceessful voyage across the Az
lantic and bis nppfecist tion of the excel.
lent scsnanship shown by captain and
crew.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

tffHuu = fflHtlItffIkEn-
Captain Anderson senf the following
reply: II. Il. H.. Ksn9 of Sweden and
In behalf a my crev and nay
self. I beg 10 thank your majesty Fer
your hearty congratulations and sppre
ciation ~ our deed. and sish 80 assure
your majesty that pour rrmemhfsnce o;
as Soywegfsr sailors ON ar c-~an trip
like THE viii give pleasure 10 the whole
reafzring class
NkGSps AxDrs sos"
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.

Phila. % o o 0 o 1 0 1. 3-57 2
New Y'k.l s 0 1 l o o o Ill Il 2
Batteries-Weyhing and Clements; Rusie
and Milligan. Cmpire-Lynch.
Clevel'd.4 L o o 8 o 2-i5 IL 3
Pittsb'g Il Z 2 o o o 2-12 II 3
Batteries-Clarkson. Youngand Zimmcr;
Killcn, Terry ard Stencil. Utnpire-Mc-
Quaid.
At Boston The Baltimore Boston
game postponed; rain.
At brooklyn The Washington Brook
lyn game WAS postponed; wet grounds.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

BrvvALo. n. u. June 2a-Ths Tona-
wanda strike y over. The locked out
lumber showers are 10 60 ~ work On
next Monday. having scssptsd the prop
ositiou of John Rct,inson. president a
Lunbermen's 3 annscisfion.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

CHICAGO. June 2 Hawthorne re-
suits follow: First race. five furlongs--
Erie won. Artie Fern second. Folly third;
time. 1d5.
Second, six furlongs Tom DAILY won,
Mariellena second, Barnard third; time.
l:17A.
Third. one milc-DSke OF Milpitas
won, Kimberly second. Silverado third;
time, 1:s4i.
Fourth, six ftirlongs Bolster won.
May Bird second. RSusef third; time,
1:l74.
Fifth. six furlongs Annie Brown won,
DR.. Bill second. Artemus third; time.
LIZA.
Sixth. steeplechase = Clamor won.
Flip Flap second, Mariner third; time,
3:3lis.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

GARDENER. Me-. June 23-The we'll
known stallion Arrival. record 2:24ix (.
and for VII om his owners last season re-
fused $4,000. died last night at Pine
Tree farm, from . rupture.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

T.,zpo~. Jupe y The princess n
Wales Fsssisei ~ Marlborough house.
to-l@y Tho~ssF Bsysrsl the Bs~ United
states anahassssior. snd Nrs Bsysrd
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

NIAGARA FALLS. n. T.. June 2a-The
Cataract hank closed this morning. an
act which caused great excitement -
business men had 100000 On deposlt.
Ii 10 said the assets excccd the liabilities
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

SAX BKRxAEpiSo. Cal. June Sa-Ths
First National bank closed its doors to-
day after undergoing = run for the past
i've days
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

NEw YoRK, June 2-Oaly . few of
the faithful atteudpd tha Sheepshead
Bay races today Summary:
First race. elk furlongs Glenmoyne
won. Kingston second, Wsh Jim third;
time. l:l0a4.
Second. six furlongs -Dobbins won. j.
p. B. second. Melody third; time. l:l2
Third. six furlongs- G Chattanooga won,
Restraint second. Lizelg third; time.
1:l0as.
Fourth. mile and IN eighth Nov or
Never won. virgie second. Peg Leg
third: time. 1:57if.
Fifth. one mile Ieonawell won. Har-
lem second. Sarst Goss third; time. 1:43
Sixth. mile anu an eighth Cleaning
and Longstreet. dead heat; Wattsrson
third; time. l:5aA.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

GLOUCESTER. juno 23-First race.
mile and quarter Glenall won, Hya-
cinthc second. Jack Star third; time.
2Di..
Second. five furlongs Traverse won.
Sawdust second. King Richard third;
time, lf7.
Third, five furlongs Flourette won,
ST. Hubert second, Silence third; time.
los
Fourth. seven furIongs Cartoon won.
Drizzle second, St Patrick third; time.
l:35
Fifth. half mile Rosalin won, Belle
Blackburn second. Duke Of Closter
third; time. ;5A
Sixth, six and . ha4 eurlongs En-.
blem won. Poverty 6scond, Mary b
third; time, l:27ls.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-06-24

The Duke Of Edinburgh has received
this dispatch frvm William H.: Words
cannot express our horror. We all sym
pathize with our British comrades. As
token Of our sympathy your ensign is
flying from the main iuasts Of our yes
scls. With our own ensign at hall mast,
according 10 my orders
The Duke OF Edinburgh replied: The
British navy and nation fcsl deeply the
sympathy expressed by your majesty
and our brother officers of the German
navy for Us in this great Disaster