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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, June 2S.--CatIlc-Reccipts, 10000
head; shipments, 1900 hoad. Good prime
stecrs. s4.s0asJ.l0; others, s3.30ss425:
Texans. 81: l0as375; native COWS, s3as3Io;
Gamers, sl.s5as2.s5.
Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head shipments.
1000 head Dixe1 and PACKERS, s6.0oasd20;
heavy, s6.25ae5.3O; light, $500.
Sheep: Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
$500 heai natives. s3 50ss5.10: Texans,
sf2oasti0: spring lambs. S3.50ase.oO.
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nItikRIAGES.

SCOTT-COTTON.-Mar in Balti-
more. Md. May 18th, 4. PARkiN SCOTT,
of Ashland. Va. TO Miss ELIAS. COTTON,
of Washington. ID. G. No cards.
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CIV CIrcujt Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday the follow
ing coupon cases were decided In favor Of the
petitioners and tho Treasurer instructed 70 re-
fund the amounts:
V. Il. Watkins against the Commonwealth.
SlgS.
II. W. Siggins against same. Sl6i.
GanegO Mills Company against same, $3.50.
In the case Of j. /. Caption against A. L. Will
kiDsOu, ST.. &C., defendant filed two bills OF ex-
ceptiOn and judgment was suspended for ninety
days.
Tho suit OF T. II. Perry ngainst Michael Muir
ply was continued for the defendant.
The suit Of the Virginia Mercantile and Safe
DEPOSIT Company against j. {. +. SpOtt was dis
missed on motion Of plaintiff
On Application Of John Stewart, by counsel O
writ Of habeas corpus was issued directing the
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary TO produce
the prisoner before Court this morning.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIEoEs. Juno 2S.-Baltimore and Ohio. 73a
74L5; Northern Central, 00a70: Baltimore
and Ohio South western lists, l0j2: do. 2d In
comes, 2;SIS do 81 incomes 01 consolidated
gas bonds liz do. stock, 541ea55.
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The Fidelity won the Cas,.

10 eHtiv application Was made Ia Washing
~ the appointment q receiver tor the
i.ya' ca Institution incorporsssd under the
ava V>iAlz stale ana uhic6 ,AaA -4Onn5 6oleG
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cea,uANp COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 2s.--0FyERISGs-Wheet 124
bushels. Corn-White, 600 bushels; mixed,
400 bushels. Oats, 1900 bushels. black peas,
sAIEs.~Wheat, 124 bushels. Black peas, 10
bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wHgAr.-Longbsrry. G7a7Oc. Mixed. 66a70c.
shortberry. e5a.0c- No. 2 red, 69c.
CORN White, prime virginia, bag lots, o2c. !;
OArs-.No. 2 mixed, 36Isa37c.; No. mixed,
351sa36c
RYE.-5Sa60c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

FLouR.-we quote: Fine, s2as2.25; super
tine, 81. 25ae2.5o: extra. e3as3.oO; family. S4a
s4.oU; Patent, e4.7oabJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

Ak HORSEPOWER BOILER FOR
III sale on account Of icing toosmAu uDe1
eniy three monshA Win aeI chsaH ARR2to
y. y p1cklns9N . eSyx
: {slhl0 ~ ~ IN E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

NfxNCHEsTER CITY INTEREST
Ixl COUPONS due JAY I. 1889 vi! - gal1
aftsr that dafc on presentation ~ tne n:ese
Bank Of Richmond o. the MschsntS sad MO-
j.. ". BRoxAuGH.
Treasurer Of the City Of Manchester.
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MARINE INrkLLIGENOk.
PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE 2s. 1893

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 2s, 1893.
ARKIvZa
Steamship Ehhu Thompson. New York, msr-
chsndise and passengers; George W. Allen
Co., agents.
schooner Annie Anslie, McAndfews, Now YORK,
old rails Tho Tredeyar Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Ell 4 Thosspson. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers: George W. Alien ~
Co.. sgents,
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers: irwin WeIsger. agent
schooner William X. Steelman. smitn, II Ha-
beth port. rniiroad-ties; vessel, Curtls Parker.
Haven. pIg-iron j. n. Gordon. agent.
PoRTOT SEWPoaTNgwAJ uxses. 1888
lBy telegraph
AZEIvEp.
Schooner j. d. Deweii, New YORK.
SAILED
American steamship J. l. Colby, Ecsson.
Schooner James Ives, Providence.
schooner Martoty brown, Now BEDFORD.
Barge Milton, Mes York.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JrSE 20. 1894
10y telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore. pas'
sengcrs and general car9n
sAnRp.
steamship Baltimore. bennett, Balumoce pas-
ssasers and general cargo
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THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY:
Fair. with occasional clouds, and cool Tor the
season.
ihn DIsPATcH oflicc yestordny:
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THE STREET COMMITTEES WORK
Many Matters Relating to This Depart
ment Considered Last Niyht.

The Couacil Committee on Streets me. In the
City Engineers ONCE At haif.past O'Clock yes
terday afternoon.
On Mr.. curtis's motion tho committee recon-
meDded the blocking on Of Csrrington street
between Buchanan and Seventeenth.
The committee decided that n sewer be con-
strnctei IN Rock alley ana Brown street from
SbOckoo crock 90 Seventeenth street.
Captain Andrew PizziDi appeared before the
commit,ce aud stated that the Richmond Fall
way and hloctric Company had agreed 20 the
wshes OF the citizens OF Chestnut HUI 90 have
the Manchester cars ran ny seventh street as
iar as Clay 10 meet every car coming into the
lily from Chestnut Hin
me petition Tor grading and paving the alley
IRON Hickory 10 Tyler street betwoon Baker
and Goddin Was rejected.
Inc committee decided 90 recommend the pay
ment by the city Of the claims OF Henry Krazel
and William Bennett for time lost owing 10 inju-
res received while working for the city.
CANNOT BLOCK THE TRACKS,
Atthe request Of Captain Pizzini the commits
tee agreed 10 recommend 10 tae Council an Ordi-
nance prohibiting vehicles from ob.trgcIlng the
railway trucks: also, An ordinance allowing the
slreet-cors 10 run AT ratio OF speed not exec ID
ing ten miles an hour
The committee decided TO recommend the
grading OF Grove avenue between Plum and
Harvey streets. the purchase Of properly for the
extension OF Nicholson street, and the prohibit
ing OF tho employment OF con- Wet labor on work
under the .itys control
Mr.. Boykin moved taat $4,000 be taken from
the reserve fund and used for improvements in
Clay Ward and that $1,000 Of the fund be used
Tor similar purpose IN Marshall Ward. Adopt
cd-nyos, . nays, 3.
Afsor the transaction OF some routine business
the committee adjourned until Wednesday next
at L. NJ.
The Fire Committee.
The Committee on Fire Department met yes
terday afternoon and granted anuuDer Of petit
lions TO erect frame dwellings
The protest OF the colgre cation Of tho Second
Baptist church loolored) against allowing ". q.
Neal TO ercct "A frame dwelling on the alley ad-
Joining their chuich was Withdrawn upon the
applicants agreeing 20 cover che frame OF the
propo'ed building with corrugated iron, and per-
mission was granted.
Tho petition ~ j. Encleberg for permission 10
erect an open shei IN rear OF No. 305 east Broad
street was referred 10 the Chief Of the Fire De-
partment for report thereon % the Council.
The Committee on Cemeteries met yeA'erdey
at O:3O L. ii. and approved n nlmDer OF bills.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALI GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and the
Weather Indications.
fRr telegraph % the Dispatch. |

- WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2s.-Forc-
| MIN least for twcnty-four ho1rs-fron mid
nM" night to midnight-for Virginia Part
10y cloudy weather and probably show
ers west; warmer, southeast, variable
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Np.. Jane 2s.-Flour d,


BALTIMORE, MD. Jane 2s.-Flour dull aad
unclaimed Wheat steady OF the decline: No.
red, SPOT, June aud july. GBxaes5sc.; August,
70.ea7CSsc.; SopIsmoor, 52ka12yic; steamer.
NJ, No: red; o4s6asSc milling Ss's, o py ssa,
473ac.; June. 47l4a41lsc.; July. 475sa47tsc.;
August, 4Sles4Sac.: white corn by sample,
5Sa39c.: yellow Sorn by sample, bOaoOisc.
Gate quiet; No rhlie western, 4Oa4lc. No.
. mixed western. 37a37Ixc. Rye neglected;
No. 2. Gee. Hay nrm good 10 choice umo.
thv, Sl5.50a8I8.J0. Grain freigsts dun
and unchanged. Cotton nominal: middl,ne,
Slsc Provisions quiet. Butter frn: creamery,
fancy, 2Ilsc. de-. fair to choice, Isa20c.: do,
imitation, lsc. Eggs steady ~ Ice. Coffee
steady: Rio cnrgoes fair at l7i4c. No. Z, l2tec.
Sugar strong; granulated, 5-l6c. copper
unchanged Wniskey firm at sl1Sasl.l9'
Peanuts unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. June 2s.-soon. - Cotton-July
and August. 23-6+d aiso 24-64i.; August
and September. 4 25-64d., also 26-64d.:
September ana October, 27-64d.. also
4 26-64d.. also4 21.C4d.; october ana Novsm-
Der. 42S-64d.; November aud December,
2S-o4d., also 2s-d4d., also 3o-otd.; De.
cember and January. 3i-64d. January and
February, 4 $3.50. Tenders, 100 bales new
docket. Yesterdays sales increased By late
business by 1000 bales.
p. H.--June, 4 2-364i.. also 4 24-64d.;
June and July, 23-04d., also 2+-64d.; July
aud August. 23-64a4 24-64d. August
and September, 4 25-g4d., sellers; September
and October, 26-64i.. Dsyers; October and
November, 4 27-64a4 2S-64d.; November and
December, 29-64d., sellers December and
January, 3G-6f6., buyers; January and
February, 3l-64a4 3s-64d. Futures closed
steady.
NEW YORK. Juno 2S.--Cotton steady; uplands,
Z l5-16c.; OrleaOe, s 3-l &c. Gales, PSI bales {;
good ordinary. @ 1870: low middling, 7lhc.
Futures closed steady: sales. 1l3,l0O bales:
June, s7.65: July, s7.0S: August, s7,sl !:
Septenb Der, $3.50; October, s7.95; November,
$500: December. ss.i4; January. ss.2l;
February, $500; March, 1884.
Consolidated ne, receipts all ports to-day !:
1897 bales; stock, 3s4,lSI bales. Totals so
far This week Net recstpts, 11.4l1 bales: ex-
pOrts-Great Britain. IL ,94i bales; France, 423
bales; Continent. $3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June %s.-Futures steady:
saes. ZOO bales: July and August. e'.Ii:
September, e7.54 October, s764; Novemb Der,
sL7l; December, s7.7S; January, 1898; Feb
rusry, 1896.
NAyAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 2S.-Bcsn steady
strained, Soc. good strained. 90c. Turpentine
steady ct 26l4c. Tar frm at sl Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard, DJc. soft and vrgiu, S1.4J.
CHARLESTON, =. c.. June 2s.-Turpentine trim
at poke Rosin nrIl az 81 tor good strained.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 2S.-rurpentine market
very quiet ana steady mt 27;. for regulars,
closing quiet and unchanged. Resin steady, with
fair business dong; A, Is. T.. ID, and Z. 81; +,
sl.15; q, s1.2O; II, el.40: |, 81; X, s2.gO (;
", $500; y. 1920; window. glass, S3.4b; wa
ter-white, 1910.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
llleported tor the Ds2at,n.
NORFOLK. Va, Juno 20. - Market quiet !;
Dr.f 40 ftar.
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CAPE AND PROFITABLE
- BONDS OF THE STATE or VIRGINIA sre
cafe, not taxed, and psZ eoo1 fs,c ., ,n'ss'
4, pa. Ills Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29

RAND EXCURSION TO NOR-
NJ FOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS
ONLY $3.50 ROUND TRIP.
FULL MOON on THE JAMES.
NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. JOY !, 1874
NgW STEAMER PoCAHoNTAb.
Look at this schedule Leaves Richmond SET
urday nighs, July LIST, ct 10 O'Clock sharp q.
rlves az Newport News AZ , A. ~. anu yofse'x y
"a N. Leaves Norfolk sunday ne r. n. ana
Newport News at r. NJ; arrives At Richmond
1880 Sunday nishs. -
IYckets also good to return tho following Taea.
day, July 4. 1898, on the Ariel.
xmnlc dime sunday 10 Wit Old Point. Virginia
Beach. Ocean View. Hampton. soidierS Homo
&c
Meals aud refreshments on steamer.
Music by q grand orchestrion-
Ladies' saloon reserved exciIsively for them
- 2<7s
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NAYAI-sTORE MARKETS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lueported tor the Dis3at;n.

NORFOLK. VA, Juno 20. - Market quiet:
Prime. 3Ha4c.; extra prime, &c: fancy, 4Iac.
Factory nd-plcked, cent higher.
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Forth North Carolina: Cloudy weather ana
probably showers; warmer In eas.ern portion ;
east winds.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

a t- g. T.. Mar deryiiio. OF Chicago, and Mss
To i-i'e Hpu, hans. The attractive daughter OF
f.- tii Nfs. Jamos l. Ho1chins, Of Goocaisnd
.i wee marriei az f0rds Ho;el TUESDAY
.fialr al O'Clock. The ceremony, which
w. i.Iofrei b. koy. DR.. w. v. Tudor, was
Witnessed ~ the relatives and most init
'-'0 ffenQs pi The couple.
t.e aiy-wodded pair left on the old Do
t-...' l sieauef Tor New YORK. They viii visit
',- Ap-ts ana then 20 70 Chicago. their per-
i-44rtf fesi1euce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31
WEATHER evllETiN.
wAsHIsoros, May D.-For Love-
Michigan: Fair. sinds becoming esst


Ia HE address, u the veterans the
Few. Mfr. Powell bresthes the spirit Of
f~rvsnt patriotism IL Is rich In its re-
visal II sacred memories; barren II tho
examinations and reerimiaAtions -
often constituting ths fabric o. such ad-
dresses Ii u plain. matter of-fact re-
view q the triumphs. the hardshiPs and
tho giories d the great war.
tie briefly refers - the perils and hor-
rors Il sas The s1f'erings q prisoners
"a stoc<aaes are pictured. the eager ex-
pectancy with which the captives
awaited tidings II union victory form
Tag tho foreground lie abiured his
hearers that sDms II tho memories II
Sar might ~ell be forgotten. bu, the
memories Of yalorous deeds. brotaerly
solieituds ,o- the dying and wounded.
snd the glorious principles at stake
should be kept green 80 long asthe stars
and stripes shall tioat 10 the breeze.
The sentimental spirit which by do
grees has broken down the bitternesses
aad animositics engeadered by tho war.
H. xelcomed by the veterans. Bat no
sediment will ever be allowed to oh
scure the one imperishable act-the
soidiers q the north fought FOR "a just
cause. The ex confederate will De re-
ecivcd and honorrd and trusted as cit
isen n to-day tie will be distrusteI
and frowncd upon Il he ever attempt Ia
canonixe the lost cause as having been
founded on other than treason.
Mr. Powell's references 10 the pension
roll and the character II the services
rendered by the illustrous dead are in
keeping with the broad spirit Of Love.
Fraternity and Loyalty that dominated
bis brilliant Grafton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31
NEMoRIAL pay.

Another Memorial DAY j. spcl The
sanctiiiea css,arn u ~trsving Sewers on
the unnuuhersi tbouzands - graves
xhereie revo~e the ashes - oar ~oliier
lead bs,@ tesn ch~~rved. AMI time L.
xinginz ia way d ths nsxt memorial -
lowers sn.i toArs
Here IN Grsnd Rsrsi. ths day anil
the memories IL rssiv~s sers honored
~ comparative CESSATION q business
H. the astrrnoon n~ariy eveFy puhlie
piace sss closed. AMI The eI'fks IN the
xrest sfsrss sn1 serixuasa in the fse
fer.es wee a hb~sfy - devote Ne lay
=, ire rfrro<es contemplated ~ mem
ariai exsreia@s II = d.sshtflfl sheiher
tss slay 49, sver ssre g~nsrsv-iy and
periodically ,ss~svvr'l
Tie rtnks = ne veterans are thin
nlna - ne Yeara roll ~ Yesterday =
rr.,era~san .lnfalne-i the fscs- q e,say
~ fhe pf.sseaiis broken snd time sorn
hsn.sa sac ~ gssr. hsv- taafleriy ssl
r,Ho~.i tile seuasox - ne ere dar .iesr
-sf - fAsig hearS Azny fsla iaf fssss
.~rrfsis-.1i A taaeh - sia~sfs tsarsih
re fais - srssll So 90 aes '
rss.le crave tsi8 far res~se t4 fheif sa
snee. hut ~ e.tisea ssaslirry asan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

Dan Voorhees,. the Pussy Willow u
the Wabash. F" has job 90 his hands.
IL j. claimed tha, has sold his vote on
the silver question for a mess Of politi
ca pottagc IN other words. the control
q the federal patronage IN Indiana.
With 81 large an elephant on his hands
he Is having a mighty hard time to keep
the other animals snbdued.
Nearly every newspaper reader IL
familiar with the high handed doings %
Postmaster Donham az Terre Haute.
lndiana. in disrnissing all the republican
letter carriers "a s.,on - he took charge
q, his Office. against the rules - the
postoflicr department az well "a the
evil service las. Civil Service Com.
missioner Roosevelt went there aud
ulsae personal investigation. and his
report is dead against the postmaster
although i has not yet been approved
~ the other commissioners. bat il un
que~tlouahly eill he.
That particular postmaster ~ one ~
Noorhees heuchmen. and voorhees, ar
rived IN Washington as soon "a Com
missioner Roo~eveit did. determined "a
prevent be being punished or dismissed.
Ia order a. strengthen himself with Mr..
Cleveland. whose weakness he long ago
learned. he had himself interviewed A.
aou a. he arrived IN Washington. and
fl'e'l bali column with the most ful
-ou.e Battery - the wisdom and states
manship q the president Tie cslru
hates ~ thi= hit a humhuggery to pull
the sol over the presidents eyes and
prevent AM action being taken On the
report - NJ. Roosevelt
SIR Eao@eysit cant begin "a match
ihe senator for tricsinc~-. but be il al
thr same a bard fighter ard j. dster
alinesl That Donham shall be punished.
and n ne isnk loox ont Tor row la
The meantime ne Holsters arr IN revolt
against the voorhees, sofocrscy and
Dan .s between Ere anil water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31
KANSAS BANKERS IN A TRUST.
Attorney General Little Will Have
Them All Arrested.

TorFKA. Kan. May 30.-Throughout
the entire state the bankers who have
adopted the new ruling Of the Kansas
City Clearing House association 10 gov
ern the charges for drafts and checks on
out 81 town banks will be- arrested for
going into trust. Attorney General
Little this morning said: Il am prepar-
lug letter To- every county attorney in
the state. asking them To arrest every
banker who has entered this trust and
will send them acquisitions. This ruling
81 the clearing house is in strict viola
ton Of the anti trust law. and falls upon
them az much as any one. understand
that nearly every bank has adopted this
ruling IL the clearing house. and will
come under the provisions Of my order
for arrest. The county attorney Of
Franklin county wrote me inquirIng IL
ne should make arrests. and instructed
him to-day 10 use his authority tn arrest
all of the violators 81 the anti trust law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

Marie Nevin- blaine Marries the Sur
geon Whose Skill saved Her.

New YoRK. May 3O.-Mrs. Marie
Nevins Blaine and DR. w. Il. Bull were
married at III 40 O'Clock this morning In
the South Reformed church, corner Of
Madison avenue and Thirty eighth
street. by the Rev. DIR. Frederick Roder-
lex Terry. the pastor.
The bride was dressed in pearl gray
silk with white lace trimmings on the
corsage. Her hat harmonized with her
costume in coloring. and che looked
charming, indeed. She carried bunch
Of bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
The father OF the bride gave her away
at the altar. There were no attendants.
The ceremony was followed by we'd
ding breakfast at Mrs. Blaine's apart
ments at tho Belmont
Only intimate friends and relatives
were asked TO the ceremony, as il was
the brides desire that the wedding
should be as quiet as possible. Therefore
not more than fifty people were present
IN the church 10 witness the ceremony
This wedding is the happy consumma-
ton OF a romance begun when Mrs.
Blaine was seriously i'll three years ago
That she would be cripple for life was
the verdict OF the physicians who had
attended her. DIR. Bull. however. gave
more hopeful assurances. and it is Ia his
efficient skill she owes her comparative
good health today. After a wedding
trip in this country DIR. and Mrs. Bull
will sail for Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

taiz.s the numerical strength and lsogth
VI The Memorial dap pszsds. Long
after the last veteran bee gone b hls
hone. tbs estzea soidlsry ssii kesp
slse the fres d tAis patriotic devotion
20 our most ehsrishsd custom and the
graves II cur martyrs viii never be
Neglected
The country Il large srsnsd To unite
in one common bond II fellowship. with
one eonmon purposs. The lessons Of
TIE day must be indshtly craven on the
miad. q the young inspiring them with
love n country. love u home and love
Of our priceless institutions. preserved 10
them through tho blood u our hero
s.ain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

There vss large AID brilliant su-
diencs IN the Po~srr last evening
Viewed from the foyer the display -
spring miibn~ry sss something be~iid
sriagly beautiful All the colofs II the
rainbos we're sharply eoauastsd In the
brightest and lsuntsest products II the
hat makers art The program for the
evening was . repetition II the sword
drill by the sixteen yoaHg women who
made such = tremendous hit Ia the
schubert coneert some weeks ago. to
gether With musical aud dramatic
offerings. rHk HssAID II IL. time
gave the young womens performance a
large need of COMMUNICATION. All tho
pretty things said at that tune are
hereby repeated. adding only that the
young women drilled even better last
night than on the former occasion
Mrs Myrtle koon Clergyman op-
ened the program by reeiting a
selected number. She 10 an accom-
plished elocutionlst and II course vas
heartily applauded. Miss Maude Hugtses
contributed harp solo. which for deii
cacy and technique is rarely surpassed
by professionals A sword drill vas
given - = prelude Ia the Sleep Walking
so-ne from Macbeth. La this familiar
scene Paul Davis imps rsonatcd Madame
Jansuschek in her distinct portrayal ii
the great part lie vss assisted by NJ iss
Raymond and Mr.. Quinn. Mr. Davis gave
very faithful impersonation Of Madame
Janauschek. He carried her stage man
nsrisms. gestures and peculiar Polish
accent With remarkable fidelity TO the
original aud Was rewarded With a spon.
taneous encore. The young women
then gave the display movements OF
the fythian drill manual. The second
part OF the program was introduced by
Miss Alice Raymond in club swinging
exercises She proved 10 be surprisingly
graceful and expert Mrs. j. ii. Bon.
nell sang u beautiful ballad. receiving 4
warm bit Of approving applause. MIR
Davis reclted sefio comic piece by w
). Gilbert Ii Was inimitably rendered
and he WAS forced to respond not once
but twice. Mrs. Yales quartet. Mrs
Yale. Mrs. Lilley. Miss Chambcrlin and
Mrs Mahon. sang BE Still" and foI
an encore gave pretty yodel song
The program concluded with a harp
solo by Miss Hughes and fencing by ia,
sword drillers.
I,ottie Williams and John Dillon ar,
clever entertainers. Business at Tn.
Grand has improved greatly since the
opening night.
There will be matinee in Smiths 10
day. The bill is a long and strong one
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

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