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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Patents granted to Michigan invent
ors. Cornelius y. Addison. GRAND Ia
zen. broom holder: Charles " Allen.
Grand Haven. carpet ssceper, John n.
Bloomshsrld. West Hay City. ear rrpls
Ger. james q. nrnnison tsFaud Rapids.
quick action sise. Joseph tsoldslsse.
Dctr,at. washing machine, Joseph ~
Han@sn. Crystal Fails. thill coapiing.
Charles A. Howe. Buchanan. corn con.
fr,.ller rcnsiing apparatus. James -.
Keller. Detfoit toe weight. Aibrft =.
Psarock. Hacbanan. corn cnntrpiier
rendsnr apparatus. John u. Mhiting.
Dst tsf tuft.iine tafrei, jacob &. Veil
mar. P0gf llUrsin. suspensief.
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f,efov. Aug. - knoaeh evide0ce
IN TIE way q l-siafe,t and gen~ssi farfs
- IN the rsaee~~son a bneine~~ raen
herr. especially 4 BROKERS. - She's that
the scarcity q curreney - due g. haar8.
ine tlne - the largest safe siegs,~it
sasi psose~ ia fhis ttfF hal safh = lice
Il pesple rreently isat thef eefp obliged
D. sska fheif fsfns f.e taa a@s f -efSpln
I,.tnft. shef9t tie asfse~af# EflFafy =
aiern - fhit eee q ~ safea The
fegst Ieisfee8i tse ha.i ~ enefef~ ienfe-i
A..snaNf 81 III Rtee aaflha ths iasl fs&
se,atss. etef sAefe lee sff.nesaeg - e4a
- - feif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
SALOON KEEPER RED HEADED.
Preferred Charges Against Two oars-
men and They Isowed Under Protest.

DfrRoIT, Mich, Aug. TO- Today was
the big day in the national regatta. and
the crowd AT the island 10 witness the
races was even larger than Yesterday.
All of the heats rewed today were
finals. tho preliminaries having been
finished yesterday.
just before the opening heat the ex-
ecutivo committee went into Eesslon Il
the Detroit Boat club house 20 cOnsifler
the chargee against OarsIHen Curran
aud Gray The charges were preferred
by one McContille. a Buffalo saloon
keeper.
Cnfran and Gray were called before
the committee 20 state their side q the
case. u is alleged that Mc1hnvilie
wagcrcd sl0o on the pair IN the race "a
Hamilton During the race one n tho
saats broke and Mcl'onvllle dropped
his money. This made tho saiuin men
red headed snd he charged that they
had received 80 from the couamiitcc
from Bulfalo.
The rommitice decided io lct the psir
race under protest and acts0nvie's
charges all fe investigated further
Twas after , o'elock when The iirst
beat q The senior singles = a. called
Summaries.
Senios sioales John J. ltysn Suunv.
sides. Torun.o. won tiase. i"lit ~. s
Mcllouell. ifa4neie. hlcAgp s-eund.
larsea fienilrfesa. tail,ne, chicago.
thra
Junior ssreirs WEI Paine. Arran.
auts. Torontn. wof. tlnse. lf <,ls. 1oho
II iiail Albany y. \ 5 ssgs.sia iieae. iosss
f,.ufse ss,slls ~fafa itafsAs 5eh.
fsfzy to~. s..sfsrt t,.trfsD. etfeke ~an,
tlmo. p4fA. Nesf~t. = I'hiiseelfhla
ssta..il siae. 40 fseta kets third
aF fausk WAN ie4se> tFsd Nes
lssk sAsqaAiiiiei ~ feaaax. At1.aeals
sn8 Mlnne@olas ar,iffe.3 g. rfw lbsss.
Iahlof faars Wfafiiaftes Jsnes
fifyss. $50 Jesse< s~eenef. Wafrrn
9aafsfsa. 4 heosf "eethe4vAx.
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entire block vac eonalmsd- The ioss Is
~ follaxs: Pp4ostts buiiding. ti.ioos
Peter AtQnxde. dweilinz. eco; Alea-
ssaer MeDonsll. restaurant and resi-
esncs. $50, Henry Nieusn. house.
$50 William Nisnsn. house. $780,
John Brooks. house. 800, William Pzra-
dise. house. 600; Prank Roafler. shop
and house. 800; Mira w. r. Gardner.
house. $780, +. Cote. house. ssoo; Hugh
Robinson. house. tso4
Several cars on the Nichigaa Central
track escaped burning. Help Was sent
from this city and Al ; o'ciock the ire
was under control. Most of the prop
srty was insured. but the amount is not
known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

DKrRofr. Mich. Aug. 10 Expert Ac.
rountant Clegg finds BY the books of
the water commission that Assessor Nc
Logan's shortage WI be 10 the full ex-
tent II his bond. although he will not
be able 70 submit detailed report until
some time next week The city Il pro
tected by bond for 1900. with John
Stewart and John Lane as surefieA
Mcilogan began his services as assessor
IN July. ls17. Hos left the city soon
after his wrong doing was discovered
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nlnck Gnttcti bow Firc.

TcLEDo. Ohio. Aug l0--The Locke
block. on 81. Clair street. was gi,tted by
fire tonight. entailing loss of $4,000
The blaze originated IN the boiler room
q the Weekly Critic. The estimated
LOSSES are. On building. sl5.000; West
ern Gas Fixture company. $4,000; Law.
Hood a Co. sl50O0; Critic Publishing
company. s9.oOO, G. B. Rood. 5000;
Richard kfone. 5000. All but Rood
ware ins.gred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

CHicAoo. Aug. l0.--Grand Army day
ai the exposition. September .. viii be
made one of the bR fair days To
night the commanders of twenty three
posts met with Department Commander
kiodgeit 20 make arrangements Cor the
day. The gathering vlll be national la
character and as large ~ any great
gathering of the order. The national
encampment viii adjourn al lndianapo-
lis the day preceding and the delegates
and posts there assembled will come 20
Chicago. Besides tho regular exercises
ON the grounds there will be reunions of
regiments. brigsees. divisions and corys.
A parade will bc a feature OF the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
GRAND MICH FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST II, 1888

ssroke. xun; tine e8s<. Mutnsls of
D<tlaiI srcond; tiznA 90. Ioroptos
third
6enior pairs Detroits. Ffed sEandish.
how Frank A. Lyon. stroke. uon; tine.
lo4h; Inronfn's ssoeno. tine lo.1i:
lfoqnois q Chicago. THIRD
Senior eighis At1l4ntas - New
ferk. reued over TIE cousse; tine.
10 s-6
fntsrnafional fonrs New fwk Afh-
lefic fours. " IL. Pinknsy. box, =. II.
Howard. ?, A. J. Clark. 3 J. K
Crawford. siroke. Won; time. e01; Min
nssotas = 81 Paul. second: Argonsu;s
q 1oronio. third
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
AGREED DUP0NAPLAN
sa.i-slkseisss Hare somsthineAc-
csptabls to Free Coinage
OR IHlskIHtY HAVE At LEAST
Prop'sifsen .. 90 Ass On Free cosaA<s
Fis.t and f-@.s Upos Uscondisiaa~i
Repeal of Purchasing Ci~as@

W<safscrox. Aug. 10 This evening
. rrop<sltion s4z formulatsd ~ the
ami ssser eommittes which. it h BE-
Issed. xilI bs sceeptabls % the tree
coinege eonlnlifsee. and ~ the meeting
tomorror mssninS the conferences Will
request ths committees On rules 10 report
an orsiar 10 the hosse eoseFing the ar
ranssmsnt IL - expected that the
house ssil proeeed 10 the discussion Of
a bill pIoxlliing Tor the repeal u tho
purchasing clAass Of the Sherman law.
thaf opportunity be given % oder an
amenlinsent providing for the free eoin-
age q sslver az rata 10 be agreed upon
b. the silver Iaen. II that h posslpies
II not. than votes shcnld be taken upon
the different ratios proposed. III Tree
coinage at any ratio be rejected. an
ausndmeaf may be offered similar to
the fili II ISIS, limiting the purehase of
bullion and amount a coinage. This
failing. Sofo % be taken ON the bill A.
introduce.l or unconditional repeal.
Ths liia.assion % last tao weeks. With
the prlvi.ees o. any nembcr who fails
20 get . hearing II printing his remarks
in Ine Record
situation ssmpiified.
II Nill fe observed that in this pro
position the first % be taken viii 10
upon free ooinagr and the last upon the
unconditional repeal a the purchasing
CLAUSE. The anfLsiiver men surrender
their demand that the first vote De taken
on unconditional repeal and Il the silver
men accept the proposition they viii
abandon the demand that their caucus
bill musf be the basis 81 action
The situation was greatly simplifed
f0night by the acton q a Conference
held at the residence % Secretary Car
Hsle, al which nearly forty gentlemen.
includ.nx the leaders q the anti. silver
ties. we're present. A general discussion
of the proposition submitted by the
anti silver committee was had and IL Was
agreed to take the affirmative IN every
proposition. The conference lasted
nearly two hours. and az IL conclusion
those IN attendance congratulated them
selves that the action taken Vas the
best under the circumstances. A propo-
sition will be made 10 the silver men To-
morrow % close the discussion IN ten
DAYS. and then vote on the different
propositions regarding free coinage.
diaerent ratios and an unconditional re-
peal.
Mr. Cochran aud the ether snti-silver
leaslers expressed themselves as hopeful
hat this plan will DO agreed 20. While
IL cannot b. positively stated. Il h mme
than probable that the biH VIII Be in-
trodncsd in the house tomorrow. at any
sate not later than Monday. after which
debate Will be commenced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Macon. No. Aug. 10.--The Bevier
coal miners held another mass meeting
this afternoon. The meeting was inter
esting aud lasted three hours. Repre-
sentatives from Richmond. Fleming.
Camden. Huntsville and Ardmore. in
Missouri. were present and made
speeches asking the Bevier miners 10
quit work in sympathy with the Kansas
miners. but by a large majority they re-
fused to strike. The Ardmore miners
are still out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Sss FEAscIsco. Aug. 10-There seems
20 be no doubt now that the sealing
schooner Helen Blum has been lost and
that all hands were drowned. The for
mcr cook OF the Blum saw lot Of
urecksge and asserts that il al belonged
10 tho missing vessel. The captain OF
the boat has also been found. but there
h no sign o. the crew. The schooners
Alumba and Helen Blum collided in q
storm and the latter has not been seen
since
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Michigan Does IL Under the New law
of Tar saies.

L.Sasss. Mich. Aug In The state
soils ali its Own titlrs in tax @aiee uuder
the new law. says Attorney General t.llla
IN an opinion hled yesterday. There -
= section in The new lac relative o. ali
inH lefors January I. lfsls. Ell lands
which the state has held fof I've Years
pFs1f g. i<0 All liens on land o. sold
ces@e g. exi~t. save Toe tsxe. ashes-s.i
sni>cqilenl b. l~sa No charge ,ssn le
made fes a deed - eesfiffate Farther
than III percentage meation~si Ia The
lac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
BIG BLAZE IN TERRE HAUTE
Car = Manufacturing Company Plant
Partially Dcstroycd--Loss S7o.0OO.

TERkE HArTE. Ind. Aug. i0-The
Terre Haute Car 4 Manufacturing com
pany's immense plant in this city was
partially destroyed by fire this sfter-
noon. Loss. s75.O0o; almost entirely
covered by insurance. The risks were
divided among thirty companies. rang
ing from $1,000 10 $500 each. Fifty
cars 10 be repaired were burned up. en-
failing a loss Of $4,000, partially in
sured- The lire originated in the en-
gine roonl. Only four OF the $50 en-
ployes were at work. the plant haFing
been closed for several weeka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
Prison Guard SUSPENDED.

Jackson. Aug. io.-Warien Chamber
lain has suspended VIII Adsms. who
was a guard in the prison hospital on
the night that Mckenzie, Palmer and
Preston escaped. II b not known how
the convicfs could have sawed bar
from the hospital window. unless Ad-
ans was grossly careless The prison
board will look into Adams conduct OF
the Office. He has been at work for the
state about two months-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

ST. PArL. Aug. 10-The Seven Cor
ners bank. which closed it's doors August
4. was not the victim of financinl strin-
gency. The showing made by the Off
ciai statement OF Assignee Westfall.
filed late this afternoon. shows the insti-
tuition was wrecked by its cashier. G.. A.
Hawks. who loaned from $4,000 To
s51,p0 Of the banks money 10 himself
almost without security.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

MmwArKEE. Aug 10.--Fire this after.
noon destroyed the q. J. Petit salt
docks. a portion Of the Northwestern
Sleigh compsny's building. Eve cars of
the Chicago Milwaukee 4 ST Paul com.
pany and s portion of the Lumbermen 3
planing mill. The total loss h slz2, 900;
covered ~ insurance.
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sHINGLE MILL nunNED.
Barn. Contents and Two span OF
Horses Also Burned.

wHfTs C1oep. Mich. Aug. l0.-S.
Raub's cav and shingle mill. located
four or i've miles northeast Of this place.
was totally destroyed by lire yesterday
afternoon. John t;alentine's barr 1as
burned at the same time with contents.
Including two span ~ horses. TIE ire
xas und,sr such headway when disocx
cred that 1t was impossible 10 save AIRY
tAing. Both fires caught from woods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

LEAvEswoRrH. Kas.. Aug. l0..The
Homo mine resumed operations this
morning. its action having been has
tened by the return of the men Il The
North Leavenworth shaft. which has
been running since Monday. Over two
hundred men are at work in the two
mines. and many more applications arc
being received
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

DErRorr. Mich. Atg. l0-The wyan-
dotte steel shipyards tlocated at Wyan-
dotte. Mich. el0sed'i6st night. throwing
zoo men out OF work. The dull season
on the lakes hss stopped ship building
and the lis sisfer ship OF the Sell
wyn Eddy. the largest vessel on the
lake. is left untinished In the yards be-
cause her owners do not want her until
next spring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Sax FRANcIscu. Aug. l0.-~Cashier
Fred Grotefend .of the bank of Shasta
connty. at Bedding. Cslifornia. IL q de-
faulter for over tloOpo0. He has
squandered his fathers estate amount
ing 10 s70.0o0. and has wasted many
small trust estates left in bis charge.
An his stealings have bcen in mining
STOCK speculation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

FLINT. Mich. Aug. 10-The large
grain barns owned by Barney Hewitt Of
Mundy township caught fire last even
ing and were totally destroyed. Great
efforts were made to save the dwelling
house. but il. too. caught fire and was
swept out OF existence boy the fierce
flames. The total loss is 5000.
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Barnc,.. Assailant Arrcs,cd.

SHEPHERD. Mich. Aug. l0-Orion
Barney, farm hoy Of ~, was attacked
on Saturday and badly injured. He has
been gradually growing worse and his
statement was taken yesterday. Subse-
quently John and Patrick Monahan.
George and John Canute and George
Frazer were arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Oriainai Allert Wee. tossni Ne
Cast3 Inrreaae - issain Coihanzh.
1ef.n b Ssrf3tr. Aiorzo = Warren.
I.eieFi ss h5l fiiram - Treat 1os.es
: iftft. 1itrtiora @rarftunf tlftzi
sriee + Sfank Atiesine Nosfen. rslo.r
slfsas. lseftase fszlseft A Lesis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. 10 i, is reported
here that Secretary Herbert and Miss
Sallie Brown. youngest daughter Of ex-
Senator Joseph T. Brown. are engaged
10 be married. Miss Brown is a blonde
and is still on the sunny side of %. She
is a woman OF literary tastes and many
social gracss. Her father Is worth sio.-
OQOOoQ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

BENzoNIA. Mich.. Aug. l0.-Benzie
county teachers institute. conducted by
5. Il. Laird and ID. II. Mcclure. closed
today. The institute was one OF the
largest and most enthusiastic ever held
in the county. State Superintendent
Patfengill, s. b. Laird and ID. +. Me
Clure. gave evening lectures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
Rich VIII Preside.

LANSING, Mich. Aug. l0.-Governor
Rich has consented TO act as president
Of the day on the 18th inst. when the
grangers OF 1ngham and surrounding
counties will hold picnic on the state
fair grounds here. Tho principal ad-
dress will be delivered by Mortimer
Whitehead. lecturer OF the national
grange.
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unlon paclac cu,slng E,ren.e..

Bos4ox. Aug. 10 The local ofiicc n
the Union Pacific railroad will be per.
manentiy closed August Is. in pufsu
ance of orders received from the Omaha
headquarters Reduction of expenses
is said 10 be the object
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Minister I'm Hail.

MILroRp. Mich. Aug. l0.-The Rev.
Thomas f. Heddle. congregational
preacher at Highland Station. who TOR
merly resided in Canada. Is in jail here
charged by Miss Lathrop OF Highland
Station with illegitimate parentage.
The girl is but IL years OF age. Heddle
has a wife and two children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

GoLDES, Colo. Aug l0l-Presidert
Cleveland was hanged in effigy here by
tree silver enthusiasts. The figure sup
posed to represent the president wss
strung UP 20 telegraph pole in front az
Mayor koenigs grocery store on Esfh
ingtcn avenue. An ardent popvl a
headed the hanging party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Sr. Louis. Aug. lo.-The rnmor cur
rent here that the Lake Shore was try
ing 20 get control OF the Clover Leaf, is
guardediy. but admit that the Michigan
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He stole Pound Nets.

MuSIsING. Mich, Aug. 10-George
McGregor. keeper OF the lighthouse in
Munising bay. who has heretofore borne
an excellent reputation. has been SEN
fenced to pay fine OF ESQ and TO be i'm
prisoned ninety days for stealing fish
from pound nets. His wife will attend
to the light house during his absence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

NEw York. Aug. To- The cordage men
resumed their session this morning,
when Chm Goode se afnriher explain
ationof a scheme FOR organization which
he presented yesterday Mr.. Goode was
elected temporary president. Tho or
ganizatiSn will be perfected at future
meeting. when action viii be taken 10
ward permanency
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

DETROIT. Mich. Aug l0.-Fifty Of the
local physicians met in the Russell
house parlors last evening and decided
to incorporate an association under the
name, Physicians Protective associa-
tion, with the object OF protecting them
selves against non paying patients.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

HrrcHfsoS. has. Aug 10 The Hutch
i~pn a Southern railroad. with head
quarters 10 this city snd operating be-
tween Hutchieou ard The Indian Ter
riiory. paeeed into thr hsnds - . re-
celvar fa-fay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. Io.--James Hig-
gins. lumber foreman who was run
over by car OF the Union Street Rail
way company last May and injured
badly. began suit today Tor $4,000
damages. He says he is unable to make
his customary wages by reason Of his in
iurlos
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Ic.l,ae Adrian Man Dead.

ApRIAx, Mich. Aug. 10.-Joeeph S
Rynd. a prominent Fairfield farmer and
a brother % the late Regent Rynd. died
this morning lie Was leading spirit
in the late T. of l. movement He was
"a wears ~ age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

wssefxorux. Ang- Ia Inquiry st
~ treseury department siicits the N.
fefHaiion that neiihes Secretary Gar
Iisir ooF &efsnz Mint Direeter Pfrston
has teen advised - any ovrrturr= nnas'e
tY tos anil e. Fesive TIE SILVER coinage
ia intiis ~ = rsfaa - "a - l.
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DARED HIM TO SHOOT.


BE,zIL. Ind. Aug. l0.-William Rowe.
aged 20. . married man OF excellent
family. was shot and killed in the bust
ness portion Of the city late last night
by John Mckay, a saloon-keeper of
Caseyyille. Mckay was drunk and
stumbled and fell on the street. Rowe
made q laughing remark which Mckay
answered with threat TO shoot Rowe
arose. barred his breast and dared him 10
shoot Mckay nred twice. killing Rowe.
and then mAde his escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

WssHl<isfur. Aux "a Secatnt Brioe
- Viito has tesn q suTerine from esn
gfesssa e tae issesis f0r thrre or fslur
asgs The e'eepiasnt !. uft serisna absl
he AL - afie - sftead Z, hss duties "a
the earitni - saturday. hss physiesan
aa4a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

SAN Francisco. Aug. l0.--At the an
nual meeting Of the Wclls. Fargo En-
press company today the old directors
aud officers were reelected with John J.
Valentine as president The meeting
was secret and no financial statements
were given out Tor publication.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

WEsr StPvKfuR. Via. Aug ia
terrific cyclone yesterday passed through
a strip e tinshered country lying sDpth
- Delta. station GA the South shore
rnad. vest ~ fere The country -
sparsely -ettied and no deathaare known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

NEW YoRK. Aug. l0.-Currency was
in greater supply at the close today and
= per cent Zimmerman aud Forshay
said they were buying no more gold %
arrive. as they believed the demand Tor
current funds WAS very nearly supplied.
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Town Fighting Fire.

LEWISTON. Mich. Aug. i0.--The town
is surrounded by fire. Men were fight
ing the flames all day yesterday. There
is not much danger as long "a the wind
docs not change. Nicholson & IIansen
Lumber company's logs are burning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Erstic GsIdIng Won Two Hssta
and Then Caught the Flag.
UNABLE TO WIN WITH GttRs
Nightingale captsress tho Consolatlo's
Amer sevcn Hesls--lfarriets4 oas-
Foosed the Canadian. Alvin.

BurFALo, y. ". Aug. 10 Seventeen
heats were trofted and paeed over the
Buffalo track this afternoon. furnishing
the best racing of the nine days. and
successfully brought 10 Close the incal
notable grand circuit meeting ever held
In this city. Seventeen heats are more
than few for one short afternoon, and
Starter Walker had busy time OF H.
Though the Fields werc small. there were
several sbad acters' in tho lot and they
delayed matters exceedingly. Flying
Jib. with Gecrs up. was considered a
good thing Tor the consolation freefor
all pace. but the erratic gelding
began his monkey shines after via
ming two heats. Then Major Wonder
came on and got two heats and also
added the necessary third one TO the
other two. In the final heat the un-
Trustworthy Jib danced too long and
caught the Tag.
Village Farms Nightingale was booked
TO win the consolation Of the freefor-ail
trot. and she finally did il. but II took
seven heats. Geers drove the chestnut
marc like general aud won one Of the
hardest fought races OF the year. IL
looked as though Alvin would win the
l:la trot. but after the Canadian 'plow
horse" had held her position for two
heats. became somewhat weary and
gave way 10 the speedy Harrietta. and
she showed her heels 10 the Others In
the next three heats
eefor-ali consolation pacing. pane s., 100
Ma. or Wonder. b =. by Major Ed
saii. Jr.. cam Brigham, slre un-
known, Gal Curr,, Nashville.
lem. u lcrryt L
flytnE Jio...---. .-.-+------ \ = -uis
Time, zi0'I. sajss. 2.oea. 2.lI, 2:isA.
Frss-for-all trot. consolation purse, S.. 600.
Nightingale, ch m by Nam
brino Alag, dam HinneQaa
Maid, by Moods Hamblc-
tonian, Village Farm. Buf-
falo ftsecrsl ...-........--........ 4 ?
Nightingale lAndcl son So. 5 ? 2 1 3
Alix..;,--; ;s-.---.-.-.-----.--.-- ! ! =
Time. s:iz54, 2l2. 2:i2ss, 2isH. 2:I4A. 2:liss.
2:lSs.
212 c.ass. trotting, purse $30oa
Harieifa. b IN. by Alcyone, dam
by Harry clay, C. Davis. Har-
rodsbusg. ky. (Darisl-
Alvin
Lee fisof-..- ---..----------. :
Mime Ii%s. s:Is. I'll. siis. sIsE. s.iss.