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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

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rail sor crnssructinF = sewer n soafh isssia
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

There was the powder and patches"
dress. which was like an old picture,
the robe OF white and silver brocado
rich enough 20 stand alone. IL was
made Empire fashion, the bodice gilt
tering with rich passementerie. and n
long fringe Of jewelcd beads falling
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Be SOLD.

On socosnt q rs aesfh ~ o~n.-.
frlrn6ld sfeaFn foli ruller pfooe-s frnfins
nin capscify II barrula Ter "A lsongs A. s<enl
ltrt condltlon, ruuntaE pro1lahif nca- Eua
WOOD per cord G.tos city - 400, sKu mllss
frcm Detnoit Orginelly cust $50 al ssii
% groat eacrincst rane chaReA ALsrl4AL lll
BAH h.lek. DutToiL
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~ resi tsfste sreTfY. .fao nr -
l,sssisss sns .ofs ~ - - r. fife esrsf sra
fssfts = 80 "a $50 telrtt pftrss 20
tffs - sea NHsrf D. ssriastfs. Ne +
Garsl stfest.
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VIII $500 HELD You Cut? ~ ~. = ::

ofer the sole sT~nrg for an asticle that .
wansnd ~ every home and fndisfr~reatie IN
every s4ice. sorD1thtnE hat eeia 81 sizht
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Applicant For Position-I have here .
letter Of recommendation from my min
isfer.
Head Of the House--Thst's very good
- far as II goes. bat We won't need your
services on Sunesys Have you any IN
dorssments f.ori anybody who kno~s
you the other an days of the wseks-
Iit-ffits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

early ia ths esntnrY. whsn en- Cd sshNr
hanterv accidentally iess his kz.fs Ia ths
bssla which h.s bs~n hoiioss1 CT -
ths xrs1ise strata - the os2sslass bab-
bling 81 the water. a noatA lst.x the
oh trspSer again repaired 20 the spring
sna visa ssresably surprised 70 hild bis
fssoriss knife. Tie water bad hsd 10
eject upon tbs bright STEEL. not even to
the sxtent Of iasxing speck q rust. b1t
with the wood - the knifss handle 10
Was far diffsrsnA The petrifying psrti-
cles with which the water i % highly
impregnatsd had entered every pore and
sap tube In the wood. and what Was bus
. few weeks before hickory handle Il
.horas make was now two thin slabs Of
solid stone. woodlike IN appearance. bat
- hard and ur,yislding ss chip from .
granite bowlder. To this dSy ths place
y known - ''old Noores petrifying
spring. "--St. Louis Republic.
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GRAND RAPIDS OCTOBER


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Womb Troubles.

The whole story. however. IA tod fn
an Illustrated took entitied tsuisle 90
Health" ~ Nrs finkhzrn. Il COR
tsins over % paFes ~ nost fsiraTianf
infermat ON. which every worisn, mar
Rid cf single. Should kDcp ahosif her,
cell. send twocfnt stamps faF g. For
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18


I ARGE holer Tor sails. John Il Martin. No
Ia . tansl street. 5
IsURNlTURE SALE Panic D ices az John.
sssns place; 3 Moth Front - To-
furniture boaa az aud sold eff
I.,oR SALE OR RENT-upTlght plano 2
II north front street 81 NO
IfoR SAIL NJ rntire sscre - furniture aai
Il miscellaneous household rsrais = neN
honse and large lot eorner u Jnlon and Carref
f'rccta house snt lnt No 80 Madison etf -.
,ncenf ist on hrst fiFeets farm ~ ter arrss
~ rs,ds east ~ ctts traits ne~ tuildings an1
81 kinds of truit, al seil ~ sxchsnxe Tor
ether pfobsr,g A. A. Lord "a ~ Stacking
steet ifkst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Ojxxiness, Fainfnees,

Fxtrems Laxsitude, don't care " AMI
want 90 be left alone feeling. exci-
tahiiity. irritabilitv. nervousness. sleep
l@ssaess, aatuienoy. nlelancbo'w. or the
"hlsies." and bac kaf he These are
sure Indications ~ Fenale Weakness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
lneguIarity.

Suppressed or Painful Msnstrnstions.
WEAKNESS 81 the stomach. Indigestion.
Bl0afing- Fioodlnx. Nervous frs,stra-
ton. ueadAche. General DEBILITY. Also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
EAST aAsoyER pREsBrrERr.
Three Ministers Were Received Into thu
Organization.

The East Hanover Presbytery held an
adjourned meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church in this city yesterday after
noon. at which three ministers were re-
ccived from other Presbyteries.
Rev. James u. Smith. ID. D., one OF the
editors OF the Central Presbyterian. form
erly a member OF this Presbytery, was re-
ceived back from West Hanover
Rev. IL. G. Brown was received from
Abingdon Presbytery. and committee
consisting Of Rev. &. \. Van Houteh ana
Or. James +. Smith was appointed 10
install him pastor Of the Samuei Davis
church. In Hanover county, on the lourth
Sabbath Of Juns
MIR. william Nee White. n licentiate'
Was received from winchester Presbytery
and passed satisfactory examinations lot
ordination.
His ordination and installation were APP
pointed 10 take place at Mizpah church
on Chestnut Hin at i:30 J.. NJ, on the
second Sabbath Of June. Rev. L. i. Iurh-
bull was appointed TO preside at TINS ser
vice. Rev r. +. Kerr 10 preach the ser
mon and deliver the charge TO the pastor
and Rev ]. l.. Cannon 20 deliver the
charge 90 the people. Alternates, keV,
J. c. Stewart, Rev. j. Y. Fair, y. D., anu
Rev c. n. Van Houten.
Mr. White win be installed pastor OF
the Fairfield church on the third Sabbath
Of June AT 4:3O =. NJ. Rev. G. y. Van
Houten win preside and deliver the charge
10 the people; Rev. j. j. Cannon VIII
preach the sermon, and Rev j. c. Stewart
viii deliver the charge 20 the pastor.
The Presbytery adjourned tin tonight
at S:15 O'Clock, when Mr. White, the can
10 ordination will nTnIFn his
trial sermon at the lecture room OF the
Fitst Presbyterian church. Several OF
the other Presbyterian churches dispense
with their usual Wednesday evening ser
vices, and their congregations are invited
to hear this young minister now about TO
take charge Of the two churches above
named
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
TO Cnnrnss The CITY.

A joint meeting Of the committee from
the State Board Of Health, the Chamber
Of Commerce Committee on Health and
Sanitation. and the special Committee on
Health appointed at the last meeting Of
the Chamber was held yesterday after
noon. Mir. r. J.. Alfriend occupying the
chair
The object Of the meeting being TO de-
wise means for raising funds 20 enable
the State Board of Health TO begin it's
important work 20 was decided TO make
a thorough canvass Of the city for this
purpose. The chairman appointed COM
mittee Of three TO divide the city into
districts and name canyassing commit
tees TO report az an adjourned meeting
Of the joint committees 90 be- held i'm the
rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce, June
ID at $3.50 L. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Bichmond-Lewis H. Blair 10 George
W Saunders, % 61-2-l2 feet on south side
Leigh street between Ninth and Tenth.
and "a Hip feet on same between same.
5000
j. H. Griffith 10 John w. Anderson. 10
feet on east side Pine street near Spring,
$50
Ena o. and August Krengel TO Ber-
lari plagemann. 10 feet on north side
High street near Pine $1,000.
John ~ j. Melton 20 James r. Lee. .
feet on east side Thirty-first street be
tween Clay and Leigh. 81 $50.
Pilgrim Travellers Society's trustees
20 Penny Glenn, 20 feet on west side Of
1hirty-lrst street between n and o. Sl6o.
Edwin Peasants 10 Fannie c. Farrell.
u feet on east side Of Thirty-frst street
between Clay and Leigh. $3.50.
Henrco-Charles H. Crew 10 Emma NJ.
bradley, % feet on east side of Thirty
fourth street near Clay. 1922.
Michele PUGET to Louis Casari, 8 1870
acres on New Bridge road 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Mr.. zimmerman, who recently offered
the sum Of $4,000 for the Richmond The
atre. stated yesterday that he thought
that amount was a fair price for the
property. He said he intended making
number of improvements in the property
If the bid should be confirmed, but that
there would be no connection between
the Theatre and his hotel next door
Mr.. Thomas c. Leath, who has been
one Of the managers of the Theatre for
several seasons. said that he regarded
$4,000 a very fair price for the property
II would be necessary TO eXpend $4,000
to put the Theatre I'm thorough repair
and the rent of $500 would be more than
any theatre in the city had received since
ne had been in the city.
II Is understood that Colonel 10 Lane
Stern. the executor OF Mrs. Powell's will.
viii occupy a neutral position I'm regard
10 the acceptance Of Mr.. Zimmermann's
hid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
scmi-Centennial Anniversary Of MIR. and
Mrs. John Purcell.

Scmi-C Centennial Anniversary Of MIR. and
Mrs.. John Purcell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Purcell celebrated
their golden wedding last evening from
10 II o'clock, by throwing open the
hospltable doors Of their spacious home,
corner Twelfth and Clay streets, 10 their
friends and their children. as an occasion
also Of welcoming the friends Of their
son and his bride.
Mr. and Mrs Purcell have n large
number Of relatives en- the city, and
are exceedingly popular among a wide
circle of friends The house. which is
peculiarly adapted 10 receiving, presented
a happy scene about . o'clock.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
fn smilax daisies and roses. while spread
ing palms and "a pr0fusion OF cut flowers
produced an attractive picture. Banks
Of daisies adorned the mantelpiece. and
lover the doors leading from the parlor
were the dates '1SB' and 1883" I'm yell
low.
The presents were as numerous as they
were handsome. among them being a
beautiful souvenir spoon. presented by
Mrs. Joseph Bryan on behalf of the Hol-
lywo0d Memorial Association, Of which
organization Mrs. Purcell was one Of the
honorary vice-presidents, and a hand
some gold-headed cane, presented by the
pOwers-Tayl0r Drug Company, the owens
q Minor Drug Company and Mr. Hugh
Blair.
Among those present TO do honor TO Mr..
ana Mrs. Purcell were All the children
and grandchildren. sisters and brothers,
and number Of their friends: Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin Purcell Colonel and Mrs.
John b. Purcell. Mrs. Thomas II. Leary,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray. Misses Matte,
Louisa and Anna Purcell. and Master
Thomas Purcell, John Purcell Leary.
Thomas n. and Nora L. Lcary, Purcell,
Sue and Alfred Gray. Mrs. Admiral
Greer Of Washington. Mr. and Mrs oscar
Crauz. Mrs. Harriet REILLY, Mrs Byrd
Greer. Colonel and Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowar-
din, Miss Nellie Neale and Mr.. Philip
s. Purcell.
The ladlec assisting wepe Mrs. James
j.. Patton, Mrs Robert S. Bosher. Mrs.
Annie B. Camm. Mrs. Norman Randolph
Airs. T. c.. Minor. Mrs John b. Lightfoot
and Mrs. James Allison.
An elegant collation. was served late
in the evening. Those serving were
Misses Byrd Greer. Gertrude Camm. An
ME l.. Camm. Matte Purcell. Nina RAN
doiph. Julia Lee, Katherine Mcintyre,
Bessie Minor. Jennie Peasants and lit
d. Misses Adair Minor. Nora Leary, sue
Gray and Louisa Purcell.
10 was a most delightful occasion, and
one long 20 be remembered by every one
in attendance. The open hearts and
hands Of Mr. and Mrs Purcell. so ever
ready 20 extend a cordial welcome 10 their
friends. We're never more thoroughly APP
precIated than on this. their semi-cen-
tennial anniversary. and the happy as
s0mhly Of guests departed amid a shower
~ heartiest congratulations on the popu-
Jar couple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

The German comedy "Leise" was pre-
scented last night at Sanger He'll, and was
much enjoyed by those present. The scene
is laid on the coast OF Germany. and is
from the pen Of Professor Louis Ide.
Miss Matte Gipporich, in the title-role
acquitted herself admirably. and was we'll
supported by the rest OF the cast. cone
sisting Of Messrs. Henry Rueser, a. r.
Sauerwald, T.. w. Knele, John Schmincke
Misses Louise Wolf and Emma Schu-
mann and Mrs. NJ. +. Richter a very
fine concert preceded the comedy, in
which the overture william Tell" and
piano duet by Professors Ide and Rein
hardt was especially enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
DEED OF DESP0NDENCY.
,trND CHAPLAIN MTLBURN's son
COMMITS Suicide,
Nh, Leaves No Reason why lie Killed
himself Discouraging News From His
Father Probably Caused the Act.

cruCAGO. May So.--Standing In front
-, , looking-glass in his room, 81 the
e.rstoea Hotel. i. II. Milburn. son OF
~. mind chaplain Of the United States
senate sIashed his throat twice with a
..,- sunday morning, and then lay
s.,o on the bed TO die.
n.,o,ndcncy drove him 10 commit
49,. 5..l. lie registered at the hotel at
rt0rk Saturday night. and the
,.-5er.uug Of his name. which was in
.,rvl. Indicates that he was laboring
...,sr great excitement. This morning
,...,,ed a letter az the hotel Office
- his father After reading II he
49,, to bis room and prepared 20 KIN
,,sef he removed his coat vest, coli
H. and necktie and then walked across
49, room 90 a small washstand, over
.tib hung a mirror. lie placed jar
A. ffs beside into which his life blood
e,Vel after the keen blade OF the razor
81 boon drawn across his throat. Then
s.. rolled over on his face with HIS feet
..,ltir- the floor. and I'm this position
y. VAS found at $3.50 o'clock in the az
teruo10
,...,-r mans father. W. IF. Milburn. who
H.. al Jacksonville, H., was notified
NJ DIS sons suicide, and he telegraphed
chief NcClaughry 60 take charge OF the
remains. The son left no message telling
why bee killed himself.
There as no doubt. however that ne
was prompted 20 commit the deed by the
irteHigonce conveyed I'm the letter which
D. received I'm the morning from his faith
er lie was out Of employment and al
most pcnuuess. He had written TO his
father. telling him Of his hard struggle
t1 get along. and pleading TO be given
the shelter Of bis old home.
The father had written that there was
no room. and, Furthermore. ne was un-
able 90 give him any assistance.
10 was the receipt Of this news. no
doubt. that broke his heart and drove
him % seif-destructiOu. When Mlburn
wrote his name in the register Saturday
evening the clerk noticed that he was
in troubled state of mind. lie carried
small hand-satchel and asked TO be
shown 20 his room at once.
Early Sunday morning he appeared at
the Office and was given letter. lie
hastily tore open the seal ana began 10
read. A guest Of the hotel noticed that
NNlburn's eyes were filled with tears be-
fore he had read half way down one Of
the pages. lie finished the letter and
then went 10 his room on the second
floor.
That was the last time he was seen
alive. When the chambermaid tried TO
opon the door Of Muburn's room az $3.50
o'clock she found IL locked and the key
a. the door. The door was forced open
and 70 was then discovered that the oc-
cupant had cut his throat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

A locomotive made ~ the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works made
a wonderful run on the Seaboard and
Roanoke road recently. The engine is
No. SOS. and ran thirty-fve and one-half
miles I'm forty-one minutes making three
stops. one Of the stops was 10 take
coal" The speed made Is equivalent 10
thirty-Gve and one-half miles in thirty
three minutes, an average Of a mile in
ffty-throe seconds. for the entire run.
This beats the record for fast time on
the Seaboard road. one Of the fastest i'm
the State This achievement, following
on the heels OF the exploit Of a Richmond
locomotive on the Big -Four railroad.
speaks I'm most complimentary common
dalton Of the work done by one Of the
cltys foremost Industries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

runs would have never been made. The
ball was lost and Brodie and MeSann
crossed the plate. squire Donau raid
that the lcssces Of the park are TO be
blamed for the neglect and Manager
Baker told me after the game that ne
did not know there was 20 be game
until II o'clock yesterday. Five hours
seems sufficient 20 cut all the grass that
grew in Chesterfield, with time to spare
Brodie covered himself with glory with
home run. and Luck found Lyston Tor
two-bagger and a single. The CocAaoe
CIV men made six base-hits, and the
Ricbrnonds FIVE Two brilliant double
plays-one by each team-were the fea-
lures Of the game, and the admirable
catching OF long flies by McGann and
Foster added interest 20 the game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
City Circuit Court.

lvenhoe j. Woody against Chesapeake
and Ohio railway Company Jury not be-
Ing able 20 agree I'm verdict one OF tie
Jurors was withdrawn and the others dis
charged.
Mamie H. CARROTS executor against
Richmond Railway ana Electric Com
n.y. Jury not being able to agree in
q verdict were adjourned until Thursday
morning next al 10 o'clock,
j. A. Baker qualified 10 practice in
this fourt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
Fell From a House Top.

Yesterday evening while Mrs. Ensl ma
was hanging put some cloths on house
ton IN the rear OF t702 east MAN, she lost
her balance and fell TO the ground
distance Of twenty-five feet bruising her-
self very seriously. The ambnll1,e was
called. and DR.. A. Il. thurman rendered
the necessary surgical attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Professor Moses Stein and his orchestra
viii leave tomorrow for ocean View.
where they will render dance music
throughout the summer season. Profess
sor stein carries with him Messrs. John
Mulcare. Charles Miller, Frederick Fletch-
or Harry Ryder. VIM. Adams. Jack Sim
mons. and Harry Lorraine This VIII
be the largest orchestra at any OF the
resorts In Virginia this summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

The ladies OF the Indian Associauon
held their usual m nthly meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association yes
ter1ay evening. Assurances were @ecelv 'd
of the Presidents pers onal and deep IN
terest i'm the association. Reports We
read showing the society to be In
nourishlng condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Hon. w. V. Lucas ex-State Auditor Of
Iowa. says: Il have used Chamberlains
Cough Remedy in my family and have
no hesitation in saying it is an excellent
remedy. l believe all that Is claimed for
IT. Persons afflicted by cough or cold
will find il Il friend There is no danger
from whooping cough when this remedy
Is freely given. so cent bottles for sale by
owens Minor Drug Company, 1907 east
Min Nfrnnf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Mr.. Charles L. Whi1lock, executor Of the
late Robert II. Whiuocks estate. has
written a letter 20 John r. West. Esq.
resident manager Of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United states.
thanking him for his promptness in his
settlement Of Il. II. Whitlocks claim
against the Society for $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

One OF the most interesting games OF
ban played on Island Park this season
took place yesterday. when the Petersburg
team defeated the Richnonds by a score
o. three 10 two. Had the grass been cut
IN centre field. two VI the Petersburgs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J. Taliaferro
have issued invitations TO the marriage
Of their daughter, Myrtle. TO Mr.. Harvey
ID. Goddin. The ceremony Will take
place Wednesday evening. June 7th. at
o'clock from the Baptist church, Glen
Allen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

MY Love VIII be Home in the Morn
ing" and all Of the latest music published
viii be found by calling at Richmond
Music Company, No. east Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
,.riano Hargain..,, .nrgan nnrgnins.,,

Special prices this week. Be sure to see
our stock and prices before buying We
have a number Of secondhand Pianos
and Organs on hand Terms 10 suit any
one. As low as 50 cash and 75c. a week
Remember the place. Richmond Music
Company, No. Z east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31

Steinway, Knabe, Chickering, Gabler
Waters, and other pianos from five dol
lars month upwards. Thorough guar
antee. stool and cover free. No interest
on payments. Call at 903 Main street,
MANLY b. RAMOS & co.