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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
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WOOD w ARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
Dry Goods Store,
CO2yER BgOlD AND ADAMS STREETS
Underwear! Underwear!

Now is the time to replenish your
wardrobe with good, serviceable Under
wear at prices that are sure to stamp
them as bargains. A bargain ought
to be something out of the ordinary.
We never use the term except in that
connection. A purchase Of one OF these
garments at dollar or two will perhaps
save you doctors bill. and perhaps
your life, these days whichchiH the bone
to the marrow.
Come, look at them We are pleased
to have you examine them whether you
buy or not. merely to have You see the
quality of the goods We sell at such low
prices. We here below give you a brief
list
LADIES' BLACK COTTON EQUES-
TRIENNE TIGHTS, knee length, light
weight, 7Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
State Banks.

Congressman Lawson, who has been
talking 20 "a reporter of his home paper
the Eatonton Messenger says that the
repeal Of the prohihitory tax on state
bank issues viii be stubbornly resisted,
and this certainly seems TO be the pros
pcct-Atlanta Constitution
Il is entirely unnecessary to repeal the
10 per cent law. as Congress will surely
refuse 10 allow any State-bank law 70
he passed which does not provide for
Federal supervision over the new system
The uauoual-bauk system has come to
stay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

II IS nm interesting distinction that IL
made ty the esteemed Richmond Dis
patch m a recent editorial 1t was all
right for northern men To- be Union men
thirty odd years ago, but It was all wrong
for NirHuians 10 lend hand IN the par
tition Of Virginia. The men who aid that,
Tho Ncs. Virginia Union men Of the six
ties. are denounced by the Richmond
paper as shameless traitors to their State
ana their brethren never TO be forgiven
by any trr Nirgiuian.-IIartford COMM
Couraut
The Courant ought to have added
what is necessary to a fair understanding
ana statement Of the case-thst whilst
the northern armies We're engaged in
fighting the battles Of the country, the
West Nirgiuians whom we have de-
uounced were engaged In warfare
upon men and women and rendering life
IN west Virginia burthen to the in
habitants of that State. Non-combatants
of both sexes were sent TO Camp Chase.
IL the Courant knew the facts Of the
case. that paper would be loud to confess
that We have not said too much OF the
Observation-Disclosures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

The proposition 10 compel the Chief OF
years TO seek reelection at their hands
is a proposition TO him TO entrench him
self In Office by making himself the head
OF powerful political organization. Is
il expected that the Chief shall go into
politics and his subordinates shall not?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

Elsewhere throughout the country the
popular aim is 20 force the police to
keep out OF politics. Here II is now pro-
posed TO force the police into politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

ASTEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
Is the one to take. and the quicker you
take it the sooner youll be dressed right
for the season. To DO it you must step
into McAdams & Berry's Clothing
Store, where the display of Overcoats is
simply astonishing. This isn't an age
OF miracles. but you can do wonders
with a little money if You look at our
stock. You won't get over being pleased
until your purchase is worn out and You
are ready for another. In our stock we
have everything in Oyercoats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

one Of the very worst things about
the Democratic defeat in the State OF
New York is that the Republicans have
secured a majority OF members Of the
Constitutional Convention soon TO be
held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

VIII Cooke and Beverley now join the
Republican party. or viii they return to
their FIRST love? Gravely IL already a
Republican. lie rejoices no doubt over the
Iowa. Pennsylvania. &c DO Messrs
Cooke and Beverley rejoice with Mr
Grayely, or does lac regret those victories?
where is my wandering boy to-night?'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

II the Chief Of Police is to be elected
10y the people. he viii hereafter have TO
take care not 70 offend the "toughs:"
also. NOT 10 let his subordlnatcs offend
any "toughs"
In fact If the Chief doesn't behave
We'll towards these gentlemen he viii
be punished; punished by their disapproval
at the polls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

Wonder whether Sam Jones now con-
siders Parson Massey 10 be "a dotard'
or "a corpse"Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

II the Chief Of Police Is 10 be forced
into politics he Will have many clubs
10 support him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
ELIXIR BABEK

Sure cure for all kALARIAL diseases, such q,
Chills, Fever snd Ague, Loss OF Appetite, Bill.
Gus and Dyspeptic Disorders, Pains In the Back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

We believe the Dispatch perfectly 1usli-
fed i'm thinking the Gazette voices the
sentiment OF the Democrats OF West Nir-
ginia i'm faynring small duty on coal.
Any other view would be opposed 10 red-
son and common sense. the position Of a
majority of the Democratic press Of the
state 90 The contrary Notwithstanding
Roanoke Gazette.
We had a stro,g suspicion that General
McCorllc knew what he was doing when
he came out for a l,tln protection Tor
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

LADIES CREAM BALBRIGGAN
TIGHTS, knee length, 7jc.
This is a special bargain !
LADIES BALBRIGGAN UNION
SUITS, high neck, long sleeves and
ankle length, 7jc. and 81
were formerly Sl.2j and Sl.jO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
THE COHEN co.
PROFESSIONAL

FNUf tosiUNAts --I--.----.
IAMES LYONS,
81 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Qaw-onicc, No. State-Dank Building.
Telephone 734, Post-office Box 26g,
Richmond. Va,
practices in all the state and United states
courts in Richmond. Deeds and Wills carefully
prepared. Acknowledgements ana DISPOSITIONS
taken. Collections promptly made and re-
nfted. apps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

l. This trush continues 10 grow In popularity.
which Is due 10 the fact that We spare OK
pense fn having them we'll made. The finest
quality OF bristle and the carefully selected
bone have been used In their construction.
These brushes are guaranteed not 20 she'd their
bristies- Should you get q defective ono your
druggist will replace IL With new one. Price,
35c each or "a per dozen. For sale by all drug
glsfs. PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
&C is Importers and wholssais Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

II AIDES ChlNhEsS Tn -
lIiIsa PENNYRoYAL PILLS Ia. A.
branaD are the best safe, fehsole = 10
other. send A.. lstanpsl for psfslesa Az
i,sf for Ladies' In letter BY roturn wssxpa-
Sraxe,sts. ChICHEsrkR ChEhiSAL 49,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
(mh Sa,Tu&Th1y.url
MEETINGS-SeCOnd Thursday.

METROPOLITAN LODGE, hAsONS
NARSHAIL LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PYTilAS.
JEFtKKSON LODGE, KNIGHTS or PlTulAS.
MANCHESTER LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYrHIAS.
SECTION NO. 2O2. kNlGHTs or PYrHlA%
HlSbs LODGE, KNIGHTS or PNfHIAs.
AURORA LODGE, ODn-FELLOwS.
KOASE LODGE, ODD-PELLOWs.
HENDERSON LODGE. OD0-fELLOWs.
YARISA TRIBE, RED NES.
MANTEO TRtEE. RED NFN.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR
OLD DOMINION LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN
A W. OLISS COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHASIC8.
VIRGINIA CONCLAYk, HEPTA5OPHS
ST. PATRICEs BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
CYNTHUs GROVE, DKUIDS.
MONROE GROVE. DBUIDs.
LIE LODGE. TOHTI.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARS.
STUART HORSE GUARDS.
COMPANY u, PIRsT VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
VIRGINIA LODGE, SHIELD JF HONOR
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCASUN.
BELYIDERE COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCASUN.
RICHMOND woMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Union.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
.s.rsg s,s.sff r,8Vw

Reading notices ga reading matter type.
i've lines or less. s.. ln nonparel icadcd'
7gc
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

An letters ard kilograms must be nd
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
auruc1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09
HOLIDAY GOul
1873. 50 YEARS ESlll' N"
OSCAR CRAM x W,
IMPORTERS AND DIS.
Fine Wines, Liquors and J,-''

beg leave 20 call attention tl 'a.
OF tho Aforementioned god. ...
are OF their Own i'm ortatioU. m. .."
DIES, glutages from 1857 O. .7'f .
DON pOCk JAMAICA H u. ~ H'
SCOTCH AND IKloH MiilsAlt''
very finest quality. - .
shkRkIEs, NADEiRAS. AID Fth.
yery large assortment ~ fktNtt . ..
MAN WINES, iDciadlug th0-- fa.,l,
CHATEAU IA RoSK, OuAI kAi ...
CHATEAU u YQCEh, siklNhr s..
CoBRU NNER, SSHLOss JohANN''n-
etc, etc. ..,,...... ......
All The leading brA0ds q ChAsf 49, y
stanuy ia stOck. They rsior P-rli'-- a
tnelr PREM ERE skkkE, se.eeisi % ~
the inesi VINEYARDS 10 Franco. ,r.
FiNE RYE AND BOURBON MhloA 81,
PIE AND PEACH BkANDibs b. O.
best and canno, be sxcellod 50 Ia -
Concerned. ., ..I
OF COKDIALS they hsyo a large ~
oniy the very nncsg that are inpof'o' III.
HAVANA CIGARS Of thow Qsh 't
portatiou aud selected 81 one VI iur ,.,.y
miSsiOa houses IN Havana Aiso . ~. a- u.
Of tho 81 PRINCIPE Dg GALts . ."
stanIly 90 hand. OSCAR tkANh 4 ~
Ia 0oyornor street, hhhA.oN''
&C 2s-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-09

UPTOWN OFFICE. Cl EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1900 HULL
FTRFET.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD SUNDAY MORNING. APRII. q leea

pssssab pssUron vsl - IL hruf - ~
Ttyo, UU h nsee q tke lilinnis seaas he
- ~ Eeansyivanis rod b. DlssreOs
uee>sai DAVIS. Osvsrn0s AhQeAd ard
Mayer Uexrisnn. pssa the dspoe the
sersrt ujl ~ uosntcd palsrs. slstc
militia end oap troop each a Unitsd
States esvslry snA arsiliesy-
AZ previously anuOsuc<<l. tAs psssi-
desti0 81 vice presidential Sasstey
uiu - g n LezingsoaL Whsa the
hetsl = sserAsd The national salute VI
tysaty -one gOns will b. nsed froa the
1ichieAn. u CO. sAs y II haroor hsse
On that day. ~ from bsftsry On the
lahs fsoat park The ducL party will
b. nj ~ o8csn a The connissioa and
sspnuiiinn and have . sinilsr escors %
The Auditoriun. . salsts Il sevsnteca
guns hsing 6Ssd In their hOeox. After
Tie tsssdosa II the city has been form
ally tendsrsd by the parties 10th the
nayoe. the oficess Il tho national com
ni6sioa and the Chicago directoss uili
pay theie rsspeciA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
STACKS ARE TOO LOW
Fro Masshai 0issctsd to,0sdss
Some chimnsys Raised.
Dassces WascAfalna0s - Ina1hsU Ahs9e
AAAos 90 Canal ossssas--Oo1 90
Nou Appstcanas ~ Pslics JsoA

The local police and Ore eonaissloa-
ss met yesterday sftsrna,a. With
Nessrs. L0rttesst. Bender and witAsy
present Msrshal Lsmoin reported .
rssolutioa oassed Ia the council orSlsr-
ing the owners al the factory at the
corner Il Davis and Sixth streets 70 re-
place the smokestxck on the fnctosy.
He said The snoksstscks on most of the
foundEies q the city were iow and vere
. nuisance. Tas marshxi wss ordered
10 notify tho ownsss 10 replace the
smokc<tack.
The following biils were allowed:
Eaton 4 Lyon. s4.59; h +. McReynolds.
tSa0s; H. Leonard 4 Sons. ol-lA; GRAND
RArips HExALp. el95O; Western Union
Telegraph company. sa.3; Smith 4
Hicks. tl.25; Telephone company. 90;
y. r. Fee. Sl75O; Eaton 4 Lyon. S5.94;
r. Lettellier. $50: f. Lettellier. el7.90;
w. p. Kutsche. tal90; Peninsular
Electric company. tl7.77; Butterwosth
4 Sons. S:25; Harvey r Heystek, -;
II. J. Smith. S3i3; II. s. Bsrklcy. el1.15;
Hazletine, Perkins 4 CO.. 0.2l; Thum
Brothers L Schmidt. el.80; Hutchinsoo
4 Haynes. tl2iO; George ]. Quigley.
e3is5; John Dregge. thO; Valley City
Milling company. t2Al0; Paine Bedding
company, sEA5O; G. H. Wilmot, el46G
Superintendent Carr reported the
arrest Of several druggists Tor violstlons
Of the law.
Commissioners Whitney said he had
lo,ked after the congregation Of loafers
which infect Bridge street from Canal
and Ottawa streeta lie said he thought
il best to send man around there In
the afternoon. Mr.. Carr said he had
been around that vicinity and would
continue his watchfulnesA. He said
free lunch time in the morning was the
time when the crowd of loafers was
most troublesome.
Al Wood. formerly on the police force,
asked for reappointment. james !.
Sargent and Amos w. Moore applied
for positions on the force. Referred to
the committee on men and discipline.
Ralph French and Newton j. cavity
we're confirmed a. part pay pipemen on
Recommendation OF the committee on
men and discipline.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
Doors n DYING.
IN "a satA % Os,y . 0ssseina q .
Hcw HOusaA

HI - oaia % Oaly . ossseina q
Few Hoasa.
NV YoRE. April q There 10 no
cAasge IN As. Booths condition ct lao
q. n.
Nxw Yosx. April 2-Dr. Smith
called o the club ut ll:O tonight and
found Nr. Booth sleeping. He eaid that
the TACT that the patient rested % we'll
vas encouraging. Mr.. Booths temper
aturs was eighty above normal and his
pulse four heats above normal. DIR.
houghton and Father Doucey cav Mr..
Booth today.
II 10 now reported that Edwin Booth
10 dying and that bis death 10 only
question oe few hours. He In uncon-
scious half the time. only ut intervals
being sensib;s Of what is passing about
him. Il h nov admitted that Mr..
Booth has had . stroke Of spoplexy. He
hes he'd . hemorrhage OF the brain. &C.
co@panied by paralysis Of the right aide
and detective articulation. This 10 the
statcment made by DIR. St. Clair Smith.
"Yes." said he. Mr. Booth has had
stroke of apoplcxy and Of coursa HE
condition 10 grave. Mr.. Booth slept
we'll last night and did not change
his position in bed from $50 last
night until $50 this morning. l
found him bright and cheerful this
morning. His speech is still thick and
defective and there IL loss OF power in
tho right arm aud right leg. OF course.
the fact that Mr.. Booth has had several
similar attacks before complicated mat
ters. but have hopes that he may yet
recover. ] think he il better this morn
ing. for he has regained partial use OF
his arm and can speak little better
DR.. Smith was asked whether Mr..
Booth would die Of the present attack.
''W course he may" was DR.. Smiths
answer.
lis there probability OF his dying?"
DR.. Smith would not answer tho ques-
ton. He took, however. occasion to
deny the sumors that Mr. Booths pres
ent illness was due to the use OF opium
OF liquor. He eaid that Mr.. Booth is
not q drinking man and had never used
opium In his life III Mr. Booth RECEIVERS
from tho present attack another one.
in his weakened state. would surely
prove fatal. W.
Letters and kilograms kept coming in
all day inquiring a. to Mr.. Booths con-
dition and expressing the hope Of his
recovery. Many persons called to in
quirc after the actor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Ws-st~oros. April - Gen Edward
Fitzgerald f}~aI~ died IT Z 40 ooios.k THE
sfterns-pn General Bes.r was horn In
" sstiugton. February 4 i-2 lie sss
edueated st eieaFge'awn college ADD vas
graduated fruuf the naval academy IN
ISL He s.fyed siih distinction IN the
Nexiear ssr snd wss com resded by
tpmmi0r- Ssoskton. He ss@ sp
ts,nted superintendent = in,iisn
s'srs fw Csltforuls ADD Ne~
Nexi.o AMI r1nnw sseionest surveyor
general Zoe California. bat deriins-i the
F--ffnpa IN ar,ier that he might serve tn
the f~i~ssl army 5arsns the esvtl ~sf
u i@ss h~ ~ss spYpsnisi Gnitsi states
saiui@ter ,.i Austria has rrsssr-.t after a
y~ass -ss1fis~ snd aes.,ef hsss.~s ~
ssesp rassana N asasisrtn California.
'i~n~fsi Eissln hs~ resided f.s mssy
Y~srs IN tbs city he ss. enc q ten
~ssi Grants sftle-t fFssnas His si~s'k
~ss TIE ssssslt - rssmpsissssen - ds-
sss~@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

pRefl-i eyebrs-~s I'm tsss 4 plain
newsysrsr r,sn. with no mortgage IN
even so rsech ~ Q consulate TN >~rin-
9.p<A su-
As,sh~r typ 81 uxlin~ss less en-
Wis be ussy be called the vslpine
like Men ~ this type srca't suro-
rr..aly so nciss- ard Impressive ic~rai1g
- The hnsasn rnsstiffs They lo,k
srhessins ami petty. Closely akin -
swx'.esi. th~ two divisions shade INTO
eart o,hs~ a. sh. ural With ls'ng.
hsvsxtike uoss AMI 49, chin at all -
sc-aix Of such . rnan us-ssiiv trirs -
es,t-r~rs she growth - beard sy An
sne scts 80 4.srtf,eru When n. s-~sS
II be ASA. sl~ay~ ie~sl much better.
M pcyie. - the British house.. ~
.-.,,rsuSrs ~ one % the uso~s e~satifsni
sxsrsrs~~ - this Tyr e~sasstal eso-
sis~~v~. "a an exsssrfr. aos ~ man, {
resa. ~ ec.--e
Cusssss shat iisst~ thsn9 ~haar.s
. nan = osansssss<~r. Tss- An. sssui.
Hs,~ bad sra ~hisfss away sh~ ssls
end yssi aav~ fsrs ia, nay k-ss
wesis. sr saiusf Anything baa. rhrvs
car a ssfst.g r~sniuss shio =. halxises
" ARD ys,a have Ia sstsra~ker ,tp>
81 fsee. siwsys s~sp~etsSi-, II ar, r,p
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

upnvaunnp - unnuR ~ onnnB1ooGt
- tnnnnnsa, ~~ 60 D.g4A II ~
w111sse 0igh4 - 0aGlnanino - -
$3.50 81 sithss q - hsen1f1al yea
sAsy - '-ons-aasking~ ~ Pssbs-
hly nnss a ~ vosifs 1annss ninds
hAvs 49, g this ~ - Aeafnl sssc-
tnss tAan - aay oeAss. yss - .
isan e. shhany 81 eoa1Annnn Mo
ssa11 49, 80 49, - ~11Dsbseh'
uiahsss an2xisg - 81 49, 80 No.
ely hsnhs bshinA - hssenng bssss,
d. knsu . WAnao lnDf1y Ut
IsuaAssU 60 sf11nn 80 sg1lon't - u
-Assss- - ~ssiaspsAs ~ Usss 0oss
vunAesfsily 1ne nsahsnA11a1nnA All
e 49, kAi Iow 1eseAeahA bslgtng
60 u ~ noss pssulias vav - shovs
~ o. Wu1tnn n. eeU0po baA Shis
Nd g . 49, 81 ~ sansso nssd To
Rsuon vAsa u sew Hin eaninS. a
- vAnaD sVpss Aan1nphss0 = baiit
shat ny Dsss b sssaA h logis whssh-
~ q not vsak IN u,snny.
Thsn thsse ase esstAkD 0ea vAO. ~
loaging - - W. g Ell 60 simpay
paain. esasAns Cullsn. q Ininola. u
sush . -. WILLIS q Uo1nan. q In
diA.A = ss.AshaAly vaaia. M ssithss
q thans gsasls0Ao woso wan . priss
- plstupssQus ugllnAaA
Alass syps ssmaiss - - soaaldsrsd
-AAss - ~ isag-tsesA. lsag Speer-
lippaA men With Aasp lino running
1som ths mo % - GpE1ssv Of the
noasA What . ssll ell oG eminent
living anA Asad nsA there asU and
have hen Of The olAAA Deeehsf Do.
loogsd 20 h-s ane lonkiAg man. bat
not handsome. Tslnags II csmbins.
ton Of The type With ~ wids.
nouthsd one. OsaAs Wilde b IN en-
eellsns sxainpac-s grossly massriA,-
issie-lnoaing chap. teo. for IN osShet,.
IL ever . man hanksysA efter the 0esl,-
pots u Egypt, Oscar u that nan. %
else pAysiogpomy = 10.
Oosssvo bow divesse aso the intel
lecsual ea2scities Of the hong upper
Tipped nen- J. @. WAittiss WAS ol
that typs. and singulssay uGiy man,
yet vas his grim countsnAnes nlura-
ined by The IRE OF gsnius and the glow
Of native kindlinesa. % that - one
who knew him called him Ugly. Pref.
Tysdall u Ut this typ. He h Zero
siossly plain. aad his bill SoS elock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

tinkssinG 10 soid 70 BE uDssnAlly
large. His upper lip seems 70 b shout
three inches long, bat that may per-
hsps Be . slight ex.ggerstioa o. opti-
cal illuaioo-
ooee knew . long upper lipI,ed
man who looked Just Ike tAs picture
u ths deaf turyDan In The ''Gil<ied
Age" bat - he was only . sopyist In
rural county clerks Once you
wouldn't prooably hsve heard Of him
And now With that eve which nat
arally inspires - IN preaence Of per
feet work of nature az Of srt-with the
rsverent hush In which oue cootem-
plates the mighty Niagara. With .he
heart compelling emotions which Rs'm-
brandt's Might Watch" o. The ''t,is-
tine Msdoons" inspares In . ssutient
soal-lst ~ contemplate tho "Ugliest
Man" typo Of all types and chosen
heir a pug-nosed Socrates and I'll tho
wiso men Of the earth Whose faces
were not their fortuneA He has been
losuA He exists and holds his title
By . claim which none will dispute.
And hia name ik-but let me not an.ic-
ipetA
Figure TO yourself vast bulk and
commanding presenee. semi-militsry
looking insignia and sash Of high Of.
'6ce. ~ the mere prelude 70 . fsos Of
appalling md mortal uglinesA A vast
exponse n 10 Of vAceutness aud IN.
couth sk.ye. Framed In hair which
fAlle In formlcss shocka, the foge head
- that a ~ ordinary type. Be-
low thas svcrythinG 10 pheao0eI,al
he n0se ] have never ssea In Iso-
Ale. hst-49hiuk itmtgAt hsant me -
dinGrsesble memory. and en- con-
t<uS Tho climaa Of the fAcs - down
ward end the moath and chin ere the
elinax Of uglineas, O. The nsAir Of besu-
q. - zoe WiAh The thick lips are
sAwn ssss<asr like the chasm Of .
iunsr Volcano They have tho Africsn
thickness without the negro drollsry
and scnsuous curveA Negro lips Ars
spmetimea extrsms,y beaatiful. hut
ahsse sess4ch away toward in1nity e4-
pPessive Of NO emotion, unlnthoma BILE
In dullncsal No kindly coucealin9
b-sri Ieods its viewing thicket 70 tho
conccsApeet 90 the dreaSy view. In .
word. with all his festures present. in
their usual numbers end plscea. ste-
phsnus johannes Psulua Kruger 10 the
ugiiees living man.
There h wisdom In this decisioa. for
Mr. Kruger viii not be likely ~ come
ell She way frvm south Africa TO dis
claim the honor. But. 10 b perfectly
afe. Lee me hasten to sdd that Mr..
kruger 10 the president e the south
African r-psbtic. and . man If many
Virtues sud much Intelligence: sf.er
which surely he win NOE come 70 New
York shrsse armed sDi rumble forth
from that mighty mouth the Awe-com-
prllins qnery; who and whsr~ 10 this
Owns LAyspcSr'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

1upoE PKRKINs-Eetate of Herbert r.
Haynes. deceased; discharge Of admin
istrator issued Estate Of Fred A.
Holcomb. deceased: order allowing
tardy claim Of Zach. T. Aldrich. Ea-
tate of Marie Brcnner. deceased; ad-
ministrator's second annual account
filed. Estate u Peter Cooper 1T a..
minors; order assigning May - Tor
hearing petition To cell real estate.
Estate OF Asa Walcott. deceased: or
der granting license to sell real estate.
Eetatc II PETER Won Malsen. dcccssed:
letters testamentary issued o. Wilhs-
nina Won Malsen, rcsi,,uary legatcs.
Estate of Frank II. Rich. deceased;
order assigning May II for hearing
petition for appointment of admins
traitor. Estate az Rachus Vanden-
broeck. deceased; letters II admins
trstion. with will anne xcd. issued to
Florcntis Vandenbroecx; appraisers
warrant Issued Ia NJ. NJ. Perry and
u. W. Parker. Estate ~ Bernard NJ
Gee. deceased. inventory flied. order
granting license 90 sell personal prop
erty q; auction. order assigning Nay
IL for hearing special sdministr ator's
iffa otftuNts t<rtdtF ~ bbsNfy -
Wyhe. deceased. order determining
he,rs Estate ~ George r. Kirk. 81,
ceased. letters ~ administration issued
IN Alice NJ. Kirk. APPRAISERS warrant
ISSUED % Henry Bestinahou.e and
John W. kraeks. order assigning
October y Tor hearing ciaima In
the matter - Fre,i.ricls Van keuyt a.
INDECENT insane: order Tor sdmi-ascn
90 Asylum. Estate 10 Margaret Gal
laghan. decsa-eei; order assigning
NAY ~ for hsaring petition Zoe o.,
p-Bsntn,enf 81 administrator fstsre
~ John " karten ,ls-es-.d. orf,sr
assigning May - fs appointing 81
ministfafor t.stsin u SUSIE Ieiiay.
n,inor. letters a guardianship issued
o. Simon Leroy. Estate - William
Hsziees~. si>cess-'i osiet Assigning
May ~ for ptoying will t.siat~ -
jane VI Smith. sie,reass /. inventory
fl@si