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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
DEGREES CONFERRED BY LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. June - (specnD.-Thc following
honorary degrees were conferred by lafayette Col
lere Yesterday: D. D.-william c. Alexander. 10,
Georgetown, d. c.: Gerhard vos. Phi. D.. Professor
of Biblical Theology, Princeton Seminary Walter
A. Brooks, Trenton. n. j. LII. D.-A. Alexander
smith NJ D. Professor OF Materia Medics. Bellevue
Medical College, Ncw-Yorb City; Colonel John j. NC
Cook OF New York CITY. NJ. A.-Brewstcr cameron.
20 Clerk o; Federal Courts, Tucson, Ariz; Alex
andcr Mcneil 20, New-Iork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston June 2o.-Cot,on quiet middlng. 5sc
low middnng 5-lec good ordinary. 15.16c; not
ana gross receipts 3i3 bales exports, coastwsc, ljl2
nalrs sales, 4c2 bales; spnncrS. 81 bales stock.
2GOOJ bales. ~
Norfolk June c2.-Cotion steady; mddlihr, J-Sc /;
lew mIdJing 3-lGc: good ordinary. lie. net and
gross receipts 1877 bales sales IA bales stock l0.l0l
bales. - ..- ,,.,
z 3.lGc: mIddlng, lI-16c. low mddng, 3-Sc !;
good ordinary, 1-16c; net receipts, ",942 bales |;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THE PETROLECM Marker

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
Although the Mcdonald pool showed slight In
crease In production to 1880 barrels the position
I'm the petroleum field was substantially unchanged
An easier refined market helped Ia discourage opera
iInns i'm crud. certificates. There sales AT
the Ncw-York exchanges. but the bid price for options
was rs cent higher NJ 5S - cents. Al OIL city
values were steady at 80 3-S05D cents.
Refined quotations were lowered . points to 5.2O
CENTS gallon In barrels and go cents In bulk, eases
leinr unc hargcd nj j.s5 cents. Foreign quotations
were: Antwerp Il IA francs, Bremen, 4.s5 marks
London. 4 l-Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
surpWREcEED CREW RESCrED.

Lewes. Dol, June 22.-Thc American bark Edmund
rinncy Captain Young. from Ci"niucgos. arrived at
the Brcakwater last night, having on board the snip
wrecked crow Of the schooner Mary A. Power captain
Wyman from Fcrnandlna. Florida. with lumber Tor
New Bed ord. Mass, The schooner Ahrr'in" Auoue'
from Cienfucgos arrived last night IN charge Of mate
Her captnlu Rich died and was buried at Cicnfucsos.
ON. of the crew died on The passage and was buried
If SEA \ few days b.for" the vessels arrival here
Caufain Rich's wife give birth fine girl baby.
The vessel Is qunTantlnrd here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. June D.. 3 AS p. m.-Beef and Pork IN
moderate demand. Hams IN poor demand. Bacon
easy at 57s long clear middes about As lbs dull q
5is; long and short clear middles. about SIS lbs
dun at 5is I'd. Cheese in poor demand: America;
finest colorcd steady at 4os: Tallow in poor de.
mand: spirits OF tIrpcntine In poor demand, Rosin
futures In no demand prime Western. spot, dull az
Ass 3D.. Wheat and Flour In poor demand Corn
,pot. in poor demand futures In fair demand; mi yea
Western. spot, dull az As I'D: June steady at a.
Id Hops at London-Paeinc Coast. In moderate de.
mand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 22.-Thc wool market has ruled ouIet
and the sales of the week are 100000 pounds.
foreign and domestic. The tme Is weak and nrcas
are low small lots of Chic and Xxx sold at DC !:
Michigan at 23c. and Ohio No ut 25a20c. Choic.s
Is oil that average wool win bring. Unwashsi
combing wool sold Mt 2l622c, for one-quarter ana
thrse-cighhs blood, md Ohio and Mexican unw,shs
and unnerchaniabr necces at 100 22c per pound Ts.
ritory wool sold fairly, but catnot quoted At oycr
43c for fnc and line medium, with sales at 40 IoS
43c; also small lots OF spring Texas Al iiGIsc az
California mt l5al7c. Pulled woods dull mt Sos aas
Tor good super Australian wool quiet, and foreiSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
AZ ATTEMPT TO ROB A TRAIN FRUSTRATED

albuquerque. y. NJ. Jane 22.-An attempt made
bv iour men this morning 10 hold mp The Atlantic
and Pacific passenger train which left c0,ldyr at
20 a. r and was due here NJ 80. The train Wa
tagged four miles east OF Coolidge, and ghen stopped
IN. conductor and brakeman got Oh to learn the cause,
While the robbers trying TO got them 10 opcn
tho cyuress car the engineer pulled upon the tlrot
and concealed himself while the train moved away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
rxrpc,srs AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. %.

The annual commencement exercises OF the boNS
grammar deportment of Grammar School No. 90 were
held Yesterday afternoon at the school, Amstcr-
dam ave- and Ninetvthrd-st Many parents were
present. william C.. stings. school trustee OF The
Twelfth Ward presided and the saluaoran was Alfred
L. Lunders. The stlngs medal for best examination
for admission to the College OF the City OF New
York was won by Maurice &. Rumsey who was also
the valedictorian Singing ana Teclta'iohS maue up
Cne rest OF the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

gross, so74 bales exports to the Continent i"o
| bales: sales 1OOC bales; stock, III ABS bales 60
| Savannah June 22.-Cotton quiet; middlng o-oo;
low mIddliDg. lac good ordinary, Csc; ne. SnS S
gross receipts Gas bales: exports. coastwlse' AVS0
| bales sales SO bales; stock, 21,271 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
VOTING WOMEN GRADUATES.

snrincGed Mass, June 22.-Graduating exercises
oro held n, Mount Hoyokc College at south IiadI"y
TODAY Forty-onc Young women from all parts Oh
The world graduated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
CLOSING or JERSEY cITYs HIGH SCHOOL

The Academy Of Music in Jersey City was cN"oeo
last night with friends and relatives of the graduating
class OF the High school, at the nineteenth commence
ment. on the stage Mayor Wanscr. the Board
OF Education and number Of prominent citizens and
of,cials. The snlutatory given by Miss Helen L.
Cooper and the valedictory was delivered by Miss
Julia O. Harvey. The medals were presented Dy
John NJ Jones president VI the Board OF Education,
presented the diplomas. John a. Walker express
dent OF the board, delivered an ADDRESS 10 Tue
cradu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
Leading futures ranged a.

t1Sn QuOra'lOnS were as 1OiONs' rloh Easy, oo.o
usually At some concession; No sp,ing wheat %a
f 81 q Sc S So c Sasa 20
no barley nominal; No naxseed q FL OF prime 1sS
o4y SEED srd Is psr 100 pss
ribs sides loose g. o. 1922 OF ~; dry ss sISs
ss ss 50 SssS hsEI clear sss
goods pc, gal 81 ~ sgsars uac6s siss Oats S 20
80 Re Barley. no 3, t b, &c; No 4, I 0 b; 800
&c. on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
Ta S E was s SsSH srs Z
cincinnati June ss-flour steady Wheat r.w weak
s. "'i Sye 'S Dull os;s "'
f neo Sp rm sTa s Whisky qnie' Sb
81 Il. Butter steady. Sugar easy. Eggs heavy.
July. g s,4e 20 spring. sse ~ Serihsin; sss
500. Rye quiet; No .. soc. Pork, SOL Lard,
The n rnGe %as a@pst entirely Of the scapng
.'F %n' on SS erevon das h Week Cash
stronger. gaining about Lee from yesterday ~, The
20 is1sc s'e No Northern went at 57c ana 10
2 at 54@ 55c: close Jun, 50 l;sc ., Jny opened c
Augut 81 4c p: september % ogsned and closed
SO 7sc; highest. 6! l4c: lowest SO ec on track No
Philadelphia, June oo.-Flour dull and nomipally I'M.
changed transactions limited TO small lots 70 satisfy
weak. Rye flour quiet and steady: choice Pennsyl-
vania. s3a3 O5. Wheat-Beitcr feeling in all markets
aud prices here advanced 14D1-2c. No , red June,
eoS 50 lac Jmly 80 3-4n7oc august u 30 8, re;
Pennsylvania. SEC. Corn-Option market quiet ana
steady No mixed June As 3-id 49c July. 40 l-3
4 40 3sc: AuglIct. 50d 80 146: september. 80 Ian
50 3-4c. Oats-Fniures dull and v ih0ut Important
August. 80 1921 I-2c; september. 34d 35c Butter
firm with light offerings: Pennsyvanta creamery ex-
ira. 21c: do. prints wholesale. 22c: DO. prints
extra jobbIng. 237 :Gc Eggs firm for choice stock
Dof,tts ly.,io frx ID
demand; Ncv-York f,ctcry. $ Lao Ice. Sugar
Refined quiet but firm; cubes. 1916: lozenre,
. 3 lGc standard powdered 1916: graduated.
o lGc: standard GITnulated. disc; crown A,
34c: crystal a. 9-i6c: double refined diamond
A 0-lcc: confcctlorers 4. lice red star A.
5-lsc: Keystone \. > 5I6c: Franklin b. lsc;
Franklin extra G. 5sc: red star c, 5-c; green
star G. 4 0l6c: Hue star c. Lee. Other articles
ST. Louis June o2.--Flour weak in buyers favor:
started weak. rallied. became heavy and easec OH,
closing &C below yesterday: No. red cash, 81 14c;
June Gle: July, 81 3-4a62 3-sc. closing. 81 BAD
81 sc; August "a la 6oc. closing, - l,4a64 3sc;
July. 81 i-2c: September. 30 use. Oafs easier
M , cash: 20 Ice asked July. 81 SIC: August,
east track Sic. Bran higher: east track. 81 / %.
Butter and eggs unchanged. Lead lower. weak 80 IS.
speer steady. 81 COrnmeal unchanged. Whiskey.
81 L. Provisions quiet. Pork and lard unchanged.
Dry salt meats unchanged. except shorts. - IS.
shorts $40 81. Hams unchanged.
Toledo. June 22.-Wheat active. easier: No 9 cash,
65 5sc: July. 50 34c August. % 3-4c: september.
II Is &C.: December % !7s Corn dull steady; No Z
mixed, sec. Rye duh cash. SIC. Coversecd steady
prime cash. 81 % october. ?6 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

average M being 1o lower than on the corresponding
day last year and l2is lower than wednesday.
The in and NewYork to-day will probably
10 showery in the morning clearing later In the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sets 35 Noon sets IL :5s Moons age
HIGH WATER ~O.DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook ) :22lGov Island :54lHell Gate q!
P.M.-Sandy Hook i9Gov. Island :2slHell Gate 0II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

months ago and the alumni voted a month ago. The
ballots were kept intact until the meeting last night
Professor Williams elected by q large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
A FIGHT THREATENED IN OPEN COURT

The baied outlaws permitted the conductor and brake
man follow the train without further molestaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
Dap.
Inch.
800

In IN. ua-rtin contaiuout "l.'t' unc nov H.
,bnnq., 81 pic--' .dlclteI rs the Irbuao ccli
cntdr.g Tho broken ~" IepiS""e> 'c 'o'"
refat.ie a, observed at Pctfy's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

Tribune once. June - l a. m.-Thc weather yesterday
WA, clomdy and much cooler with shower IN n evening
The enpcratuc ys.eI between ~ and vi degrees The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

know more alout the mysteries and
secrets ~ the goat and camel that Il SER
want gifl does about the family skeleton.
Al The Morton are: A. A. Hammond.
ironwocd; ". W. Wendell. Ontoragon;
W. Il. Blowers. indianapolis: L. 4. Wood,
Niles: &. II. Baker. buchanan; ". n.
Mann. Muskegon; H. ID. King. Musko-
gon: +. Il. Baker. Charlotte: n. J. Hoyt.
]. ". Strong. G. III. Hills, Musiegon: +
X Fowler. " l.. Moody. Big Rapids: J.
n. Whitcher. ionia; ". r. Clarke. Ian
sing; Henry Ford. Lawton; j. Ii. Tomlin.
son. jackson; II. [. Lefinson. Benton
Harhor: =. Il. Smith. Muslx.gon: L. b.
winsor. n. \. Stoddard. Reed City. At
Sweets are: j. A. Thompson, George
Cane, ID. f. Campbell 81 Traverse City;
Leslie Scott. NJ. III. Hogeman. Levi De
Raven, Elmer Wcstfall az Bangor. and
Charles II. Stevens Of Muslxegon; NJ.
c. Dodge Of Frankfort; w. l.. Barnes of
Ionia. aud c. II. LOOMS Of Sparta, are
at the New Livingston.
Moriah Lodge ~ Perfection went into
session i'm Masonic temple yesterday
afternoon. and degrees from the fourth
Ia the fourteenth were conferred on a
class Of thirty six. AT the evening ses-
sion the following officers were elected
for the current year:
T. L. Grand Masfer-L ID. Harris.
Deputy Grand daster-E. l.. Bower
ing.
Senior Grand Warden-W. ID. Shoaf
Junior Grand Warden-N. Ill. Rey-
nol,ls.
Grand Treasurer--Wiiliam Durham.
Grand Secretary-R. ID. Swartout.
Grand Master Of Ceremonies ID. +.
Egery.
Grand Captain Of the Guard Charles
s. Robinson. -
Grand spitaller-GeorgeF Sinclair.
Grand Tyler Charles III. Brown.
Grand Organist- Pearson.
Cyrus council viii convene this morn
ing and at 10 o'clock the work will be
continued with an enlarged class by con
ferring the fifteentecnth degree or
Knights Of the East or Sword. At > p. m.
the sixteenth grade or Prince Of Jeru-
salem will be worked. and at 40 the
seventeenth and eighteenth grades.
Knight of the East and West and Rose
Crcix will be conferred 10y Robinson
chapter. Officers for the council will
also be elected this evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Oriccr~ EIecsed fur tho Ensuing
Ycsr-Program Announced.

Drr Owen. Holmes. House. Doyiard
Wood. Robinson. Moorman. Birgc, Root
aad Studiey we're present NJ the regu ar
monthly meeting ~ tho Gra0d Rapids
Dental society last night ~ DR.. HOUSES
ofsce.
pr iTou-e read an interesting paper
on llfaching Teeth and the suhiscf
was discussed b. the mseilcfs present
A program Tor the current Years w,nk
4 TIE seiety vac prepared and
adopted Tho foliowing subjects we're
seeiEned T. members for the montaly
meetings
March. fhc first permanent molar. Or
J G. Parker. April. PsofFhe<s. aiyeo-
laris Or NJ 4 Ifsrve. MAY facial neu
faigis. ~ u NJ Nsn,leaburg. June.
conservative treatment ~ childrtu =
teeth. Dr.. 4. = Owen. Ssrseul,ef. pssi
frpfeffal inflammation ca0eei iy
crowns. Df. ~ A. iioylsnd. pcioier.
efHeleey = psss f5ua.tan. 3r D. =
Himee. >osemlef. leeal eaeeihesla fts.d
eifsaaiaz sensitive aentine. ~ " 4
tiusllty. hseemlps. digestion. ~. l. II.
Wossl
ne a~srfsaisan starts ~ ite liffh year
fall = liz snsi energy wlih ttr fslh'~ lng
afffcze rieefra = ~ DAYS stnee
ffeeislent ~. D. = iIaia4f~. 'tse
president ~ j 4 Parker! estffitfy
T. +. tisea. Treasurer l'f " a
lstasitef esefat.ye es5anittea tifs 4.
3 Npsi sei - v AsasieDi'ssg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

MARY - the schocls observed Wash
inzfnns birthday with services ycstsr.
day. a. there nlli - M scho-fl today
The pupils Rad bits e interesting mel
denis 10 W&ehrNtocs- he and sanx
patriotic songs relating g. revolutionary
days Al tie schools VII IL closed &c
Gay
The Automatic car Brake company
feed articles 4 Association yesterday.
The capital sioek &. s5otte uith Sl'ttco
pad - Tfie sf.et s. htil hy tho loi-
ioe1nr rrre,ns s - prytErinr II T.
Strtkseu. g. n judd l. ~ Wolcf'f.
\ i.cser. &. y tian+tr. Moses Iaggtt.
- u1sny motors arr disabled that
very irregular sefyicc u gwen on many
street car ltes q fhe city The Bridge
ard LYON street bee has but tive cars
running The Wealthy avenue and
s,cribnrr street iine has three ears IN the
hospital. and al The lines have eripplrl
seryice.
Eaion, Lyon & c.. hase purchased
The beck and stationery business 4
tsccrxe 4 Han 4 Go. ami 4; will he
ccneohdsfe.i sifh theif stoek. Mr. Hail
has taken a position ~ifh she con paay
Ia tie stationery department
Henry Spnng left for florida yesfer.
day 40 ~ Augustine ia uili H. met
- - 4 ble,iZeit. and the two vii "a
e. Rex Is.i-e where they vii u en-.
tasfunr,l at = setri mn - +. II. TsY
Dor a forsaer siran8 Rapids man.
The embroidery sale Vaigt. Hrrpel
shesmer e g.. are gfsirg tfis week Is
affefsi.sl ~ crest crowds = ladics. The
event - ac emphatic sgeeas. The SAID
wiz crnonur ~ tilis week.
n r. Grand Girard Pr several years
rast clerk fr W ii tiht~. has bop9kl
tse~zzn &. S,ekctee 5 drug store a. No
~ Ellsworth asenue. foe = consisiers
tion e 81. 80
= A. Meyers. . Kent street harmless
n.akrr. eafneff 4 barrsi - Aour ~ nnish
TX 1r = hsrse-e trure each hour 81
fur hsnrs. r. : htlered - % tns
sfase ehansripn.
iicit ~smnei Durn,ng. Instructor q
farafs 20 the Jnitci stairs Military
s.HirseV sf Wesf feint - xis8tt1s. ~
SISTER ~. lhsfiss n Wilson.
fesfetiss. back clearings show l.
creaso ~ s1itfnGf a. riurarst with
~ ef'Fre~es r.erg day = iast yesr %
business E $40 f~-i1
slont Sis fatiilans ieft fr Dstruil
yesterday - st-ent ire Michigan z nj
baepIFr Nai me reFafhcan state con
eFrtirIt-
R.,fert ~ Hof1 wha sprainrd ri.
arse hsiis e'rse e.gea eres. sCn. = re-
creefie< se1i.ifht.x 6, 70 eas aetasibn
sy
Hiss fiertrrte Cav entertained frier''
lass estrine - hon.F ~ n,.r fnfnt VS.
Acme iiou9htoa ~ Deirs't
TIE fprere. 80 Nys Mary ii'rrina III
o. hfei Al ihe ~nith uelassial r.afrf
tostofse< Az n.
t.of = =. Fes fas zoae =, Bay f'is,
- afterd ths fnnefai 4 Sra tftfter
t,eorre " fos
The foiirv ar r.,fie xeie received r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22


The Practical Us net lasf evening a
the resience q Mr. Bod sell. No. I'D
tio.d street. The program consisted a
"a article on -TenpsEence Work b
Mrs Ida Aer.thex. and an article On
Hos To Make the Local Meetings In
tegessin1.7 81 Mss ~ II Stuart. also
"A aee0snt y Mss Frances Willard =
RECEPTION Ia England. - Miss Cora
Bodaeil. and violin solo y Miss Edith
ksox
Davisioa Nc. 10 4 the X o. T. NJ gave
prize masquerade bail in Maccabccs'
hal No. peari street. iasf night Up.
WARTS q 30 enloyed tie dance. over
half Il them In costume. bssisles which
there we're many spectators. tfers'
tods present apparently enjoyed the &C
rasion immensely.
Members II Red Cross Castle. Nc. ),
Knights 81 the Goldeii Eagle, were
pleasantly surprised last Might IN their
hall. al the oofnes ~ Bridge aud Serb
ner streets. by about forty i've women
Il the Gfsirr. who Faooped down upon
them with baskets - provisions.
Custer Guard will give il eleventh
annual hall n the armory az West
Bridge and Front streets tonight.
Elaborate preparations have been made
ard the bail = expected u fulis equal
ihose hitherto given by the company.
The banquet q be given by the Build
ers and Traders exchange Wall be given
~ The Morton March ,. instead of Feb
ruary -. - contemplated. About 40
guests are expected. many II them prom
inent Contractors from other towns.
The independent Social club will give
prize masquerade ball Thursday night.
March =. In llibernian hall Prizes VIII
he offered % the best dressed woman
and the most cosnically ccstumed man.
The Haek Drivers union gave sue
reseful hall last night at Eyerhart's hall.
near the corner ~ South Division and
Hall streets. There was good attend
ance ana Jolly time was enjoyed.
The south ". &. +. L.. assisted by the
Mistietoe N's. viii entertain their friends
TODAY Al the residence ~ Mrs Eosen
krans, Ne. OIL Madison avenue, between
..,tU and JlD =. IN.
Lecklaeider council. Order ~ Chosen
Friends. viii give a pedro party at No.
q Waterloo street this evening. tle-
CANT prizes viii be given ihe winners.
Everybody invited.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Working =ccicty u the Fountain street
baptist church. To have been held this
afternoon. viii he postponed To Wednes-
day. March /.
The Central W. &. T. L. announces
that there will be an informal talk on
Kitchen Gardens at the next regular
meeting. Thursday afternoon. Visitors
are inyitec.
Prof. Silas n. Edmnnds win take part
in the circles held nj , p. m. and ; p m.
today in Ela's hall. Exercises in me-
diunlship will Re the chief study.
CThc social states section % the Unity
club met Il Ne. - Fountain street las,
evening and discussed the subject n
Public Supervision IL Schools"
Crescent Star Tent No. l52. X. O. L.
NJ will give "A masquerade ball in the
hail al No. . Pearl street tonight.
Lillian Rehekkah lodge gave musical
entertainment in the lodge room at East
and sherman streets last evening.
Tho Political Equality club will meet
az 80 this afternoon with Mrs. Helen
Bodwell. No IL West Broadway.
The Woman's Auxiliary ~ the Y. NJ.
G. \. will meet in the association build
ing at o'clock this afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Miss Frances Compton. the clocufion-
Isl. assisted BY musical talent. gave an
entertainment in Emmanuel presbyterian
church on Madison avenue last evening.
The Rev. r. j. Vincent vent 10 Ne
wayro last evening and preached in st.
Marks mission 81 that town IN place Il
the Rev. DR. Campbell Fair.
Friends ~ The l.. X. society OF the
first prcebyierisn church were enter
tanned by a Washington tea and recep-
ton last evening.
Tie CELERY Ten - the Fountain
street baptist church met last evening
with Ms William Brennan. No. ID
Clancy street.
The Rev J. y. Hubs viii lecture this
evening ia 81 Marks chapel. Subject:
George Washington Open free 10 The
public
The Tnnten seaaon il leing well Oh
served IN ~ Marks church. "a Il proved
by the lui attendance az the SERVERS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22
He TAINTED AT TEA
J. 3. Tomlinsoa, an Aged Jack
500 Js~elef.
DROPS INTO A DEAD FAINT
After Eating = Heart, sspper IN
The ssarsos--fie Never Wore
an Osercoaf.


Lat evening Vti,a ~ su,,n.-r sshle h
NE Nerron d y Ts,siir...s Ia...,-,r
....- -. -.
49, $3.50 80 -
49, az - seF'ft1 SITTER : ''sst0''
Na'ns asi tos Aspiration of fsatofA-
dives
AZ. iemhnson Is a nan nearly ninata'
years q aa~. re came here fronl ~.
home ~ J...l...,,. =. s1s.nl a.. ueeti.s.
- -. -. -. \. ....,,-
- -. - =
- '''''' - 'i'7 e''t' ,''''''@ - -
'e4 ft'&fe~7 Sizes Ms i~st F's's Ht1"
ste yeats 49,
lie returned e. The Norfon hon-r Just
before . o'clcck and fepairrd At onee O.
the dining r....n. III. ordered a hearty
afnner .e.4 -. .,th -e.nic, reli,k
49,. -. 49,. =, ...,...,,.. ~.
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- - @nst1ines one ts's' :" a'vssa
h4nt ~ q gentle stfoNe, tut re eitt f'pt
festen't
t.s condsticn helag matte klio~n help
VIE -uanmonea an4 BE 40 carried y
bis rocri 20 char.
Mr. HeFitref proceeded 70 ehafe ms
temples ahd frstofatisss ~esc applied.
81 a ~ minutes 1e ritleu tt+et''s AM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Tho New York World recently said:
Authot's readings have become fail
q the day II happens Too frequently
that authors are poor readers. but there
is. ssverthciess. moro or less - a ropu-
lar sie.sire a. see famous writer's on the
platform X IS said by those Who have
heard her that Kate Douglas Wiggin. the
author = the charming story. The
Hsrls Christmas Carol ETC. Il a pleas
ing exception 20 this general criticism -
anfhors' reading. Mrs Vigxin viii
give an entsrsssnment "a this city March
/ f1r the ieaefit - ne Waterloo street
Tree kinsiefx4rten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

City Engineer Collar reeessesi letter
from James y. Davis yesterday. Dir
Davis il in Dsysona, Fla. He says the
weather Is too hot for comfort and the
fields are fragrant with flowers lie
mentions the following Grand Rapids
people s. om be has raet in Florida: j.
+. Trout and family. Dennis l.. Cam
pau. Mrs j. u Stanley. Phil Graham,
L. b. Dressanier. Col. Ives and family.
Mrs. John M0hrhard and daughter Ad-
.l...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

fke cukAan house yesterday Sir cases
a Class Cor TIE Canserre Misunderstanding
es.ssf4ns. >ex4sgo. and ave eaSss sor
u Ness H,ehi.an fafBiture company
e fsellaall
There siii he an inspection II the locs
military cna.paniss al lie afnlofses thisl
Gfferuoun.
TX. Frances A Rutherford will leave
far Ssx Nofk to-day - astend patient
q hers.
Born. Me.nisy. - Ar ard Mrs y.
Bas-n q ~. - Jef efsan sseAue. bos.
Huntle, RnSs~ll IL on The sick list
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-22

Wesley " Hyde ard Edgar \ Iaher
rsre the aniy meEaters = tie bar com
nifter appointed - draft = justice
ceagt BIS. present ~ tho committee
a,eefirc laet rixhf. The rough draft n
4 bi.i tsz been masie xhich Nr HTfe
aa8 Az Mailer spent several hours N
discussing. The biH wiil 81 many ~
rsr.is pattern sitter The llctfoit justice
eourt set. The fui text = the I'll vii
~ pufhstr.f ~ sson ~ the committee
hae pr rerly fregareti e ready TT PRES
eetatsir e. the tar asscclatien.