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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
HOW MRS. GR4NNIs Voted.

It Was by Means OF Substitute, but She
Selected the Ticket.
Tho ballot box in Fourth avenue. between
Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets. re-
csived the ballot OF Mrs. i. b. Grannls yester-
day forenoon. This was cast by her brother.
Mr.. George C. Bartlett and she accompanied
him in his performance OF this fraterna-civic
service. AS is generally known. Mrs. Grnnnis
has unsuccess!ully attempted to register for
several years in succession. When this hap
pened the other day her brother proposed an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Lsmon. Vote. Early ana Straight.

Secretary lamont voted carly and the
straight Democratic ticket at the polling place
In Sixth avenus near the Victoria Hotel his
present domicile. In the afternoon the Sscre-
9etiry returned to Washington. K
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Nsrder Over MeKiule,,s Merits.

GREENvrLLF. O., Nov. AT Gettysburg, six
miles from here. this afternoon sherman
Noichsler and Robert Todd became involved
IN a dispute, on politics, Todd resented
quarrel which followed Todd pulled revolver
and shot his opponent dead. The murderer
MAS arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

dess was one o! the Watchers for Gompers. A
group Of Social lists tried to get him into AM ar.
hustled him away. but policeman camo uD
and tho Socialists made OF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Mrs. VI. Willis and daughter ~ Sea
forth. Ontario, on their way In Van
couver. British Columbia. are spending
a fsv days With Mrs. Willis daughter.
Mrs Capt. K W. Hubert Of No. q, Colt
avenue.
Viii A. Mustard. associate editor Of.
the Port Huron Sunday Herald. a dele
gate 10 che Epworth league convention.
Is the gue.t Of his cousin. DIR. W. IA.
knss
Mrs. f. r. Curtis of Saginaw. who Is
delegate To the Epworth league con
vent.on. u Visiting Mrs. &. K Stewart ii
Sycamore street
. t. K Sutton of Detroit. one 1t the
editors Of the Michigan Law Journal. 10
q guest Of Probate Register Jewell.
The Rev. j. s. Montgomery Of Three
Rivers is visiting at the home Of q. w.
Sinclair 81 Central avenue.
Mira Philip Taylor OF Saranac. who
has been visiting friends in the city. re-
turned home last evening.
Miss Lille Whitmore Of Allegan in the
guest Of her cousin. Mira T.. h. Mercer.
No. 6n6 Lafayette street
Eli Sutton Of Detroit. one of the edi-
tors 81 the Michigan Law Journal. was
n the city yesterday.
Mrs. q. X. Henderson and daughter 81
No. - Green street have gone to
Syracuse, New York
Tho Rev. A. h. Tullis Of Lewiston,
Illinois. is visiting his sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Orser.
II. f. Walhridge left last evening on a
business trip 10 Denver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Eureka lodge. X. Of T.. entertained it's
feminine friends in the lodge room on
Ionia street last night. There were
Rotations by Miss Alice Raymond and
Miss Maud Jeffries. singing by the
.Webber quartet and solos by Prof. Wei
lenstein. the pianist and Prof. Pupke.
violinist. Afterward ice cream and cake
we're served and a social hour spent.
Fifty couples enjoyed the uniform ball
gwen by the Maccabees in the hall on
Pearl street last night. Ice cream and
cake were served at midnight. Knights
and members Of the military companies
present appeared in uniform.
The reception announced yesterday
morning 10 be given 10y Mrs. William
Vinegar and Mrs f. W. Tinkham yes
terday afternoon should have read for
next week Thursday afternoon.
Details are all thus completed for the
O,idfe!lows anniversary 20 toe held here
April ~ IL il expected that upwards
Of 10000 from out u the city will enjoy
the occasion.
Pennisulsr Chaper. order ~ the East.
ern Star. will give dance and pedro
party in the hall in the McMullen block
Tuesday evening. April Is.
Franklin lodge. A. o. L. w.. enjoyed
Ar informal banquet after its regular
meeting last evening. Ten new mem
hers were admitted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

rasxen,ents Tor q biz anniversary csis
bsation April - IL sn! be a state
meeting sna thoussnds ~ the order ars
expected Ia sss~@css here sr that oe-
casson-
Fancy shirts are the thing this s~ason-
In 70 best u select thenl early before the
lines ara broAsn- ts.srdnsr 4 Baxter.
shirt nskssS-
The North Park company Is nege-
tistiu9 sish Mrs- Cesar Wells fos Der
orchestra during the resort season al
North vsSk.
Applicants Tor piaers - teaches IN
the neU Aigi. school building we're en-.
ahmed In the nee hoard rooms yes-
ter<izy.
Yesterdays hank clearing tos,ESoi.
shcw an increase VI 81. IN ~ over the
corresponding day a Las, yesr.
Deputy sheriff Brinxmaa. vho VAS In
Lake City "Wednesday. says the snow Is
two feet deep Ia thai vsciaGy.
Tbs RENAME a James Hagen. Who
dad from the result II drinking cArbciic
zcti. Ser- buried yesterday.
The new Grand Rapids Official rail
way guide will bs ready fog distribution
tomorrow.
John Bail park 10 being put in shape
Toe visitors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
INSPECTED I'M. ROAD.
President Newell and HIS staff 60
Over the Lake Shorc.

John Nesell. president 81 the Lake
shore Michigan southern kabway
company. inspected the Grand Rapids
division q tho road yesterday IL ~
accompanied by W A. Cannif. general
suuerinte ndent. y :. Dlodgoti. assistant
general supefintends T.. y Handy.
chief engineeS and Samuel i.ocaUc. j,
engineer - The Michigan Smu'hetn IA
vision. Mr. Newell expressed great SAT
Isfaction concerning the general cS5ndi
fion q sbc division ana sup. inianccni
imsirns management - It's afraira
inoih.'r train pili b. pat on the rtad a
fsw weeks. Mr.. Amsien s'a,e,i scT
t~r,isy that the train viii probably leave
'ifsnd Rapids W The evening arriving IN
Chicago "a the morning ih,s sill CIV.
Grand Rapids three night ira.ps o. Chit
rszo. ono over The q { W u another
ever The g " 4 aai TIE third over
ihe LAKE ShsHs \ Fuii'nsn sl.sf,er
vi.i De attached a. 'he neu train
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

The Michigan Masonic Mutual Bene-
in Masonic hall in this city yesterday
afternoon with large representation Of
the stockholders present Secretary
Walkers report for the year was very
gratifying Ia the members of the sseoci-
alton. The membership in clsss A ia
$50 and in class Il LAO. making total
membership Of 3.ii0. The receipts fer
the year from al sources were So. $500
and the disbursements were tS2-579.l6.
1t was stated that the receipts will equal
the expenditures when the last months
assessments are paid in. The present
condition of the financies OF the asso-
citation is about 5000 better than last
year. according to the statement Of Sec
rotary Walker. and the meeting was
harmonious and free from the petty diff
fercnces that characterized the pro.
ceedings one year ago. Treasurer Dun
ham reported Grand Rapids school
bonds Of s27 600 in possession OF the AS
sociation and cash in bank amounting
To 81. 800. making the amount Of cash
and securities on hand $2S 800.
The following officers and trustees
were elected for the current::year:
Officers President, Crawford Angel;
vice president. IL. y. Moore: secretary,
ii. W. Walker: treasurer. William Dun
ham: medical director. 4. +. Botsford.
NJ. d.; general counselor. the Hon. John
W. Champlin. +. q. Nj.
Trustees c. Angel. Grand Rapids;
+. L. Bowring. Grand Rapids; T. ID.
Bradtield, Grand Rapids; j. n. Davis,
Grand Rapids: III " Moore Grand Ran.
ids: L. w. Gibbs. Lisbon; n. W. Mather.
Howard City: q. W. Maiteson, NJ. d..
Vaudeville: W. j. H. Saunders, Grand
Haven; A b. Botsford. Nj. d.. Grand
Rapids; William Durham. Grand Rap
ids: l.. A. Rogers, Grand Rapids: G.. W.
Calkins. Grand Rapids: r. w. Strahan.
Grand Rapids; T. 4. Hilton. Coldw alter;
Il. 4. Jessnp. Detroit; G. II. Loomis,
Sparta; Charles III. Bauer, Hastings; 4.
\. Nichols Lansing
The officers were oil reelected and no
change was made in the board Of trus.
tees excepting II. w. Walker. j. s. Con.
over aud ID. Striker were succeeded by
\. a. Nicholas. 7. \. Hilton and Charles
II. Bauer respectively. The board of
trustees held its regular monthly meet
ing ia the evening in the secretary s
office and passed upon number Of
death claims and applications for mem
bership.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

kss~s RtCe Cel~bsascd the Event Yes.
ssrdAy.
Last evening Mr.. and Ms Ebsr Rice
entertained large uunbet of friends in
honor IL Mr.. Rcc's Gth birthday at
their home, No. ID Colt avenue. The
floral decorations were abundant and
pretty. and Mis- Maud Hughes vith her
harp enliyened the occasion sith several
solosL The evening was spent with pro
gressive pedro and music. and refresh-
ments we're served. Among the presents
we're . toilet set by Mr.. and Ma Thorp.
Mr.. and Mrx Rutherford, and Mr.. and
Mrs. I4smos: . smoking Ut by friends
and . basket II beautiful flowers by
Prof. A. S. Parish. AMONG the guests
we're:
Mr.. and Mn. G. r. Belknap. Mr. and
Mrs L. G. Rutherford. N and Mrs- w.
D. Frost. Mr.. and Mira j. +. Rice. Mr..
and Mrs l.. W. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T.. Thorp. Hart; Mr.. ahd Mrs. O. l..
Stuart. Mr. and Mrs william Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Stebbins. Mr.. a hd Mrs ID. q.
Henry. Mr.. aud Mrs. II. -. Hatch. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. T.. Chrisfen3en. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. n. 3.
Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs A. Stuart. Mr..
and Mrs. K w. lnnesI DR.. and Mrs.
Mathews. DR.. and Mrs. lee. Mr. and
Mrs. \. II. Parish. Miss Lillian Whit.
more. Mr. and MrA II. A. Lamos. Miss
Gussie Hillyer. Miss Maud Hughes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

II is probable that special session Of
the board ~ supervisors will be called
the latter part Of May. or a. soon as the
tax rolls have been made 10y the several
members IL the board One object q
a special session Is the election IL
chairman 81 the hoard. as Chairman
Paige ~ Sparta was not returned 10y his
township and ia not a member 81 the
present board. Ii rs the opinion Of Su-
peryisor l<oomis that there IL "A legal
question as Ia the power Il Mr. Paige to
sign orders a. chairman ~ the board. he
not being = member - that tpdy At
the last session II the board a resolution
was passed allowing members 81 the
sheriiis force To draw one half - their
bills against the county each month
upon orders issued by the chairman and
clerk Il the toard. and II there is 70
legal chairmsr these hiiis cannot 30
collected until they have been gudited
by the hoard AT the regular October sss
SION. Another reason given by Super
Vis"r LOOMS fdr calling an extra session
Is that as the appropriation for the ial
Improvement vas granted ~ tteeleeiors
20 the county. preparations for work
should b'gln al once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
City News in Brief.

The explosion - can Of tenzine IN
the Grand Rapids Paint and Color com
pany stop. at M. II North Waterloo
strret. IN the Bloiye,t building. caused
a rrs yesterday afternoon at > o'clock.
The building was damaged zoo and the
stock $50 before the fire vas Ell.
rngulshed.
\ small tenement belonging n the
Jacob Barth estate and occupied by e..
III Tamhlry. AZ the corner Of Brain ard
ani Union streets. was damaged by fire
yesterday Afternoon; $40 xiil cover the
is~s There vas 20 insurance on the
furniture. which suffered $40 damage.
Alderman I. VI Turner 20 the ninth
Ssrl Will se-pn become a resident 81 the
eleventh ward. lie IL remoieling the
stone house known rs the Griggs -e-i
d-nce - South Division street hill. near
Burton avenue. and will occupy Il FOR
hIs family residence.
Thomas Arthur. boy IL years Cd.
sho ran away from his parents and
s-nt o. saginaw. gss arrested yesterday
az that plsce t'y Deputy sheriff Houman
snd brought % The city On charge nf
uusncy He - now IN JAIL.
about ten local contractors vent Ia
Iudingtou yesterday Afternoon In Ia
present a, the opening - the bids sor
me Nsson cou1ty court house. The
building vill cost in the neightoshood
~ ssNsp
"A meeting - THE membership corn
uittes ~ the Y " G. A. last night a
pan wa agreed upon for extending the
snov .~,ig~ q the advantages offered hy
the s-socistl0n among the young men IN
the city.
trier.l. and relatives ~ 'he sisters in
chsrgs q ~ Johns orphan asylum ar.
invited 81 visit them from 30 ~ 5
sci,ck IN Sunday afternoon.
The council committees did nothing
81 importance last NIGHT. the only mat
t,-r- under consideration beng appeals
from sever rolls
The board - county csnxss-crs vii
u,e-t in ths counfy cievks Office nett
Tu.@isy ~ noon - declare the oftkial
sss''inn RESULTS.
The executive hosri - thu Osiifsl
h,sa met Vrine~iay aud perfected ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Five carloads ~ immigrants will come
over the u L. 4 - road Ia Grand
Rapids ,h.a nothing There will be-
about "a IN The party. The Foreigners
viii te taken over the G. 4 " NJ. L.
Peu~~ey ami thence by the -. H., " l..
Ia Msckinsc AZ Nackinac ihe .nr
~igncrs will 30 loadesi on boa, and
taken 10 the $40" where they Will work
on the government Jocks. They were
picked up IN New York and came Ia
Detroit over the Grand Trunk They
are brought north by ths contractors
that are doing the work at the SO"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Last ever ing LOUIS NJ Fuller ard
Mss Lst'ie u. ADAMS we're married .,
the rc~i,lence - TIE brides PARENTS
~ Rattle Greek M. Fuller - chief
clerk m the of'ice q George DeIIayeu.
general pass ger agent - the 4 4 "
VI system MIS- ADAMS has t4cn q
teacher IN the city sshools Nnsoag thu
guests that were present from the city
we're Mr. and ArG William p. Wftlfsn
den. Mr.. snd Mira Hugh Cray. Mis-
Grace sisrrisDn snJ John igmphes
After snort wedding tnp ar and
MIRA Fuller Eili rsside IN TIC Warsick
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
PrnC. Adams ITCtnrcs.

mentary principles 81 political economy
which have gone over and over again.
Prot. Adsms will discuss some ~ the
living questions from standpoint 81
their practical workings He lecture on
the currency will he mostly taken up in
The examination az the silver situation.
The lectures ~ill begin tonight at Ia
a, the n.x hall ~ the Y. NJ. &. A. build
ing. Cn the 18th II is probable that
Prot. Vaughan will conclude hrs lect
ur-~ on food. and two weeks from Fri
day night Prof adams will give the sec
ond lecture ~ is course
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
WILL wpisk t.s.t tu1R
nss~@ fssrss@ss sra the ss.sre W.ii
stand y, tss.I, pbsr.

fhr bsfhsfs assss-is'snn hae fgaliy
~ resA ut~u . bev s,ha'iui~ q price
Nbares -iii Fefnsin ~ ~ cents. % neusI
haf : e"ntzrstFs v,il 30 ehsss~-l fos -,
fpn. Lavender sod eth.f tsfist sstefs
80 f.ssss s3h tsss - esats Instead n
30 tise 80 - ale a i,sirss vili 10 ss
psassd ~ ne hafi.rs sngar AL t.ss
after ihs fse seer~i.firs8s -ti =. ospn
dnsfsf 80 tli eutasi iussfeat a ssess
ns~aiissfs Aag sess h..b~s shsl sis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
I.nSaacsi 4 ans har Hnt.-s.

The Real Estate s=-o-.istion YESTERDAY
engaged rur-s n ~ ~ -s~oni 'ir.r =
The ~ idgits, 'snh hu shuE in ehmh ~
hold ia regular u,~efings The meeting
sro- oShc~ IN the srcssie. tpt anl~s.
ggent rne~'sns. gill -, he'll - fhr go
6rn. q - rseplessi - hs,ll tally nle..f
ings. bex,uuin9 nett sees 80 h<.ar
frr fheee m.st,nks 81 Sc es~.i az tae
nesting forfsFv-s.s esghf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

latss the rules viii h drseked upon tie
carpet and either he nne{i OF expelled
from the snsociAtior- Then the Bar
b~rs unsoe will rub il in. 1nd his unico
card xill hs taken away fr3sa him- II 10
believed by thS srrang~sisnt that the
wsges Of the joureeymen BARRIERS can
he RAISED. and the boss arlere protected
from the kRiting u resI,onsibie CON
pstitorA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

The reception given % DIR. and Mrs.
Dan r. bradley. in Park church last
night was not largely attended. owing
u the rain which set In about 40 The
parlors Ut the church we're beautifully
decorated with Towers. palms and ferns.
Light refreshments were served and the
evening xss spent ia social chat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

The police department. received use
ful present yesterday from Warden
Davis oe the jackson prison. IL u .
handsome cabinet containing the photo
graphs u 40 criminals. II will lie a
valuable addition To- the old rcgues' gal
lcry. which has been in use IN police
hcadl uaTtcrs Tor some time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

The women of Trinity church CON
Quoted an apron sale at Miss Formby's
store on Monroe street yesterday.
Rabbi Jessel.on will preach on Israel
end Civilization" at Temple Emanuel
tonight IL is the closing service Of tho
Jewish pas-oser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Louis NJ. Fuller. chief clerk in the n
nc. u Gsaersi Passenger Agent DE
Haven. and Miss lettie Is. Adams. q
teacher in the Wealthy avenue school
~er. married last evening 1t the hosns
II TIE brides mother la Battle Greek
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller viii be al home
90 Saturday. April -. IN their new resi-
drace on Riehard terrace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Th~r- - ~ shsngs 10 tie sttt,i-is
q ~ stfisiss ksifs sftfs sr4f sis.ar
sssss4u. rrf-fts,f a. tse Eaisaefs All
Traders HsrissGH~ f~sfssfsfsf HesFefaFf
Wtl~es sxta.i sk~e s.h~f sis.tf fss at
So 'h.t sesk nss sfsl sssefsfsfiasl tef
lsss q 90 srsse.bly sssa essi vsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Tho Mill Creek Tent. X. o. T. NJ. will
give dance ut the North park pavilion
Friday evening. April T.. Arrangements
have been made with the street railway
company Ia have cars connect With the
dummy line at o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Vincent Dew Braber. No. 10 James
street. typhoid fever; Marina Jacobos-
ski. M. - McHeynolds street. mem
branous Group.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
rPnIceS
Flavorin4
Extracts

Fsch ssvr- IS made fron, he trse
frat. free firm eshsr~ POISONOUS
oils sad strong. rtBs taste. They
are natural hsvcrs. obtNred by
nes prosrsS vhseh Eivcs tie most
dchcsg- sft grt,sspl taste Iss'ss
on hssrns Dr Prs-s Substitutes
are e.sen recommended because
thsy ssofd a L<tl<s Yrca.E
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Maria Jakubonski. No. ~ Mercy nolds
street. NJ. Calvary; Cateriena Spenes
ira. No. dsS broadway. Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
A Fact

I, "a m established fact that the
only natural asvcrs IN the market
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-03
The Strain on the Eye.

There is no reason why muscle or
muscles of the eye should not be tagged
out just as the muscles elsewhere do.
Let one bear a weight all day long, does
he not attribute his consequent head
ache to the heavy burden he has borne?
It seems without elaborate thinking we
could conceive Of the results following
upon prolonged use of the eye. Nature
has done all she could to protect and
prolong the usefulness of the eye. No
earthly architect ever yet planned a
structure that would not yield, crumble
and fall, and the house human, 80 ex-
quisitely uplifted in curious and mys.
terious ways, falls and returns to dust
more rapidly and surely than need be
for the reason that we do not realize
how much one part is sustained or over
thrown by another. One tiny muscle il
potent enough to disturb the whole econ
omy, especially if intercurrent diseases
exist in addition to 'eye strain. "-Phila
delphia Record.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-03

The Revie,O Of Reviescs for May will
be found as striking original and individual
10 It's character as any previous issues oil
this enterprising periodical. II strikes
magnificent character sketch OF Frederick
Selous, the great African traveller aud
hanter-the greatest Nimrod, In fact, that
this werld has ever produced. Mr.. Stead
makes marvelously interesting chapter
OF exploits with lions. elephants and 9th.
er large game in the heart OF Africa, and
also shows 10 bis own peculiarly virile
and fascinating way how vitality the work
OF great hunter like Selous may associ
ate itself with the advance OF civilization
aud with the enlightenment OF the Dark
Continent.
Perhaps the most thought-prevokine
controversy raising feature Of any OF the
American magazines Of the current mouth
10 Eugene Richter's s'Pictures OF the Flu
iure" Ia the May ReVieso OF ReUieaUs,
published under the striking caption,
'How Socialist Millennium Would
Work. Richter is the most brilliant
parliamentary leader In the. German
Reichstag, and he has written pamphlet
In the form Of romance Intended to show
how dismally and how unbearably such a
state OF society as that advocated by the
socialists OF Germany and the Nationalist
OF America would work In reality II II
wera l4.-ha.s naW introduced. Richter's
pamphlet has had an eneromous cifcula.
ton In Germany, and 1t 10 now for ths
first time made accessible to English read
ers 10 this number of the Revie,p of Re
s,ieiOS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-03
SPRING : BLOOM /: IN MILLINERY
AT
THR CIR An DEPOT.

M novelties and highest originate in Paris and first
seen in New York where the Of HOME and FOREIGN talent
side bv side Our mine ample time these magnificent
and are now reproducing the most popular and charming effects
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-03
vHE
MsaATRIIILIlE PrMIs9
+ s SSR & orr
CLARK PTERs0N, Editor.
LAMBERTvILLE. N. ].
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1898.


The naval review, despite the miser-
able weather, was great success, and
greatest In that the United States Navy
was so creditably represented. AS Presi.
dent CLEVELAND received the saiutes Of
the multitude and Of the feet be must
have thought how 1t was to himself and
Secretary Whitney that the country owed
our MISREPRESENTATION for to them
was due the application Of naval appropri-
ations to the rebuilding OF 3 navy which
had reached the last stages Of decrepitude
and decay. - Trenton True american.
For pure ''gall'' the above is matchless.
The Democratic House Of Representa-
lives would not vote money to rebuild the
navy during President Arthur's admins
trstion, although urged to do so by Ssml.
J. Tilden. The Republican Senate, how
ever, did not possess so narrow, mean and
unpatriotic spirit, and therefore APP
proved the bill under Cleveland's admin
istration, which the Democrats refused 10
pass while the Republican administration
was in power.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-03

The editor OF The RECORD and
Messrs B. IL. Taylor and Thos. Crawley,
Of this city, had an exceedingly fine OPP
p0rtunity OF seeing the naval review in
New York last Thursday. Through the
politeness OF Mr.. VIM. Dolton, Of Tren-
ton. they were invited TO accompany a
party OF Trenteniaus on enc of the steam
boats Of the Merchants Transportation
Liue, and we venture 10 cay that but few
II any Of these on boats, saw mere than
did this party. At The conclusion Of the
trip, vete OF thanks was rendered Mr..
Dollou by the entire party, and three
hearty cheers were given him.