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In Behalf Of Boston Common.

large number Of remonstrants appeared in
the Massachusetts, legislative committee room
yesterday to object to street railroad encroach-
ment upon Boston common as recommended
by the Rapid transit commissioners. There
were many ladies present, and the male por-
ton was largely made up of wealthy and in
duential men OF Boston. Earnest addresses
were made against the proposition by Horace
q. Allen, Col Henry Leo. Col Thomas Liver
more, Gamaliel Bradford and others.
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Probable Sale of the New York "1

An important change il forecasted In the
newspaper world, says New York special. Mr..
Gilbert Jones OF the New York Times desires
to withdraw from the management Of that
paper. 1t 10 understood that Messrs Miller
and Spinney, the present editorial managers of
the paper, are organizing . syndicate to pur-
chase the paper for 81 900 900. This price does
not include the building In which the paper is
now printed. Ex-Secretary Whitney and others
Of Mr.. Cleveland's friends are said to be in the
purchasing syndicate.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFEsT OCTOBER ". rsar
Trains leave daily from Union station (B Aaf
eth and y sts
Through the grandasi scenery IN America WITH I've
hand-omest snd most complete S1hi- Iraiu
Nesttrom Washington.
. 30 . m, dAilv-''Cincinnasi ani 81 Tout. ta-a-
ited"-solid Ne-iibu'rd. uaWlr equipped ~is-s.ri,-
iightedtrdln Pllinaa's finest s'e-ptlE ka-lnx-
ton 70 Cincinnati Dining aftsrfel q Nay-yiis
o.erve breaktast- Arrives tlncn 1sti ~ ul In
dianspons IL 20 a. IN. - Louis - .. IA. Chicago
BIB
IL 1Op. m. dally-Thr sa-nous ''F " v. Ilnitei"-
asolid yestfhul~ train WITH dining ant ptilmsa
sleerers for Cincinn q. leKn-tsn aud Iouisyils.
Lexington =. lop. Louis vtlls - y. in.. fudian
spolis III 90 =. m. Chi AZ 1sa ~ Louis n
a. IN. connecting In Union depot Tor III points
900 - m slailv-fxpre~s for Gprion-viil.. Char.
ioftesvtlle, Richmond, Navne-horo'. stanton anf
Richmond.
ol3 and IA u Penna
n4 II. ". FULLER. GenT Passenger Ar.at
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Prof. J. H. Worcester. r., D. D., professor
Of systematic theology at the Union Theology
cal Seminary, New York, died ct Lakewood, Nj,
Monday.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

:: :: s. III wv NV T = +;
PIANOS The merits Of the>e wonderful in ssrun.nr.
CO.. 9,5 9TH st. Pianos for rent. di.sm
ERAKACER PIANos.-'I kIND TRIM FNcEI-
IN lent in every particular = \. Mills rhe..
and other makes at LIE q st. TEMPLE or MUSIC
q. X. kUHN.est. 1s92 Prices reasonable terms s..y
do-sSm
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EDUCATIONAL.
II WAsHINdaTON-


WAsHINeToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
sas s0,n Asss b s S
NE vhE Essss S, MgsIc sTggpIS ioo sTH ST
development Of voice guaranteed deep BREATHING by
which ssTO;s troubles are overcos no ehas
CoLUAdBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 900 K
sons sons; IpwIN HART. PSinctpaI late q the New
% PER ckNT RkpUcTIoN on FEEs OF PU-
and evening students in shorthand typewritins and
teegraphy httet for positions in two and three
| SS
nv RS. MESS SCHOOL Builders Exchange Is, D., =:
noRAN's PRIVATE SCHOOL. lli7 q ST NV.
II Private instruction day evening in school and
for PHI y b.
M (orsanist Of st. Johns church,.
Teacher Of
PIANO. ORGAN AND HARMONY.
fe4-6t' Studio. go New York ave-
OTTo 7. sIMoN-voCAL CuLTURE-MFTHops
81 Marche, Paris and Bshnks London equal
BY Pr1pe. eI- 92S St n.w.. Monday and Thursday.
Mss E ESsEnhf a aSp FRENCH SCHOOL
a,,rs., For Young ladies' and Little Girls
FRENCH LEssoNs-3o7 D ST. NV.
Good pronInciston taught in a few private lessons
v l.
Class terms moderate. fel-tapll'
DRoF ARNOLD W. MEYER GRADUATE, LEIP-
4 Eis.Pianoforte. theory, voice culture; ORIGINAL
jail im' ' wv ~ '"
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE. sw
! cor Sth and K SITS. ". S25 year; central loca-
ton; experienced teachers; thorcugh instruction;
ELoCUTION PHYSICAL CULTURE (DELsARTF
u system)- English branches Stanography and
TLypswTitins. Mrs. ELIzABETH KING. sou Fast
~ 14th and Mass ave.
FOR YONG LADIES.
spss s@ss IN f VIZ 90" "n fTthH5 end
be formed early ia February for the Spring term.
,.oo Address Mr.. and Mrs. wM. d. CABELI.
ta2o-2m Principals.
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
"A 1872 Massachusetts ave.
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
Affords every facility to those wishing to enjoy the
ADVANTAGES Of an academic. smusicai or an art
-, course under competent teachers.
Special attention given to classes in phonosraphy
Second session begins FEBRUARY jsa4-1m
L HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
7cS 1ith 81. n. W.
French German SPANISH sna h tss F ssnsse
Greek and Transactions.
FRENCH & GERMAN FIXTURES & COMEDIES
livery saturday at i:10. Free to pupils.
Send for circulars and proSrans
ja23
ELOCUTIoN. oRAToEY. DRAMATIC ACTION
H and voice culture. EDWARD c. TOWNSEND
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND Teachers. 1917 I3th
81. n W lslG-1nl.
INVEST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSION
w Elocution-Primary and advanced. Acting
Pantomme and studies from standard plays
PHYSICAL
cultrre-ReiaXaton and tension exercises
dl-:Sm' Mrs. WALTON. 1903 n st.
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Cigarette Popularity
Il embodied and emphasixed In the Old Dominion
brand. Photo. In each package.
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Henry Bower, street commissioner Of Toledo.
has been found guilty Of malfeasance in Office,
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
HORT ROUTE To LONDON
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. n co

- HORT ROUTE To LONDON
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD = y co
Past Efffr~ss ~tea u~rs
To Southampton uoudun. Hav-.l, Prsnien
Elbe. Tues. Feb H. y . m, Lain. Tue F-h. =.
2 a. Meier. Tues heb. ~ = r. IN. Aller Ta-s
March :. . a IN. Navel. Tues. March "a 5 ana
Saale. sat. March ls SAN
Comfortable state rooms excellent table lu.urious
saloon appointments. Prices; fr-f cahin. go snH
inward terth. according locat.On s-Oul q bir.
80 q birth steerare - lou Apply 70 o. 2.
DROOP. Gs5 Penn. lee
ARE You GorSe To Er-nopr,
nso, have your letter. and Cables aidr----d c.-s
EDWIN VI. LOWS STEAMSHIP FNCHANsF-
HEADQCARIEkS fOR AMERICAN ThAN EI.ERE
% CHARrNG Cross. TkafAIGAE sOTAEF
LONDON. They wll be numbered aud forxGris.d -
all parts Dy Mr.. LOWS system. in-urtnx
livery. bsezARe stored Forwarded aud bv tie
American system. Complete h.nkins fariifti.. Tho
use OF LOWS Y, BCKE1 CABLE CODF, ur1c. 20 c-ut.I
IL Indispensable. send for cory q THE pAS-Ix.
GER. nconfalring yaluabe an 'Ormaffan. fnr.
EDWIN H. LOW, lows EXCHANGE
,ae-6m Head ON "a. $50 BkOADNAl NEN YORK
TOURS To THE TRoPICs-ATLAs LINE
Il Weekly service frOIa New Nork . the Island ~
Jamaica, renowned for u. sAlubriou- climate snl
natural beauty winter station Of the British navy and
headq OF the British army the Mssf ln1..
Good hotels and splendid road.
heeuiar saiiings also for Hait.. Costa fios snstA
many old world towns a tho spanish lnsin. Has
Istei lanphle, mailed free PM fOkwoOD .
W. Agents. "a stAts st.. New lO-t nl7-sm
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
CORNER NJ AND nth STREETS n. w.,
WASHINGTON. D. C.

Eighteenth year opened OCTOBER4
A select high-erade boarding and dav schoo, for
young ladies and little girls-thoroughly modern in
its spirit and methods.
New buildings. perfectly equipped for health and
comfort-steam heat. passenger elevator, perfect
sanitation. Circulars sent on application
To graduates. and to the public generally IS Of
fered special study in Greek literature by trsnsla-
lions. class beginning Honers Had will meet on
Monday. February l3. 1898. and hold its session.
from 3 to O'Clock Monday and Thursday After
Moons for twelve weeks following
Mrs. ELIZABETH J. sOMFRs.
d36m Principal
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ME .NLoE Nor SATISFIED.

After az the amendments had been agreed
- Mr. knloe was nos satisfied and wanted to 90
further. lie offered an amendment that 10 per
cent u The employees = each departme should
lie dismissed each year, the reduction To be
made Arloug those employees having the lowest
standing Il abI4ity, adaptabiliIy and industry.
9Eis vas too much. however, for even the radi-
"a reforners, and the amendment was ruled
OGt Ol point Of order
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HOURS AND LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Important Legislation In Regard 10 shs Ne
parfment Clerks.

sHx ROUSE sAIs THEY Musr WORK xIsHr HOURS
kscH DAY AND 1T LIMITS THE ANNUAL LHAyr
TO TIFTEES DAYs-orHEn HARpsHIps pno-
PosED. But NOT ACTED ON.
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PROFESSIONAL

J. Emma and Others; psv fate readers. can be con,
q. m. tosp. IA. Fee. SOC. aud 81. fe5-6t'
RosToN CABINET vApoR BATHS, SULPHUR.
A. ~ sea salt and inedicated Also scientific MASSAGE
8 m 10 10 D m. Open SUNDAYS iaeo-lm'
NINE RAPHAEL. CLAIRyoYANT AND AsTRoI-
i Sa~ TO or io .n9
nsf on l1ye business or hss n She wc5 dups you
lalS4x'
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST FsTABITsHFD
advertising clairToyant. sstrologer and Inediuaiin
Born WITT wonderful prophetic sft of second sisht.
reveals hidden mysteries RECEIVERS lost property
snds brinss separated tosether speedy nar
riages with happy results tells whether the you
in bnness removes fanT tsoabs .v ye nssnes
Strangers from other cities and all
IS he succeeds where others have failed Convince.
sioR Shat oan 90 Al
0p.a SUNDAY avs. Residence. 4s9 ST.. BET; ~ snd
"A Mcneil 1914 Pa ave: nv.
dfav s,e nsdS ~a rereaon u 20 e tns
succeeding surprises she will take by the hand
were rrinted paSs She @ pe yoa ana
truthful advice on all matters Of business personal
ents. losses. legacies law suits &c.
guaranteed Ali .:ions strictly
SoTE."Public test meetings at wonn'r Hall, 7el
9th st A., y w. every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY ewes.
NINE. FRANCIS-CARB READER AND TRANCE
VI medium life given from cradle 10 grave Hours
from toy 2,9 Isl s- Sc. ja3i-l2t'
NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
q. Of % oes hoare m ne city s
day. 10 a. m to 8 p. m 15OS l4th ST. n. 26-lm'
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IVA life All business confidential Ladies' and gentle
men, oOc each: Hours, a. IN. TO % y. M 20 Lst..
between lst and North Capitol SITS. NV jalqlrn.
MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CHIROPo-
IVA dist. s03 l5THST Nw.-The only importer snt
manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and CHrROPO-
DIST GOODS south Of New York no2U-tr
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Arr You Gorxe To Ernorr,
ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE W. KERN AND EDWARD l. oIEs,
Aitorney-- .i-Lex.
rave removed 70 Rooms 81. r. 81 wxrder tuilfns.
Nm ana y. Is<ai business Of every os~crrtlnn
transAcsed- Rates reasonable. lee fns
CAMPBELL CARRfNGTON,
v Attorney sf-IAu.
Webster Law Buflding, SOS ID 81 n -. Wsshinrs,n-
DC Residence. t<y8 ct ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10

He BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
G:sS lith 81. n. W
Ii American and o European Branches
French. German. spanish. Italian. English, Latin.
Greek and Transactions.
Also
FRENCH X GERMAN LECTURES & COMEDIES
livery Saturday at Ais. Free to pupils.
Send for circulars and proxrans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10

To cure lame back rub with salvation on.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

FAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASHINGTON.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company with the .uiship
lines operating out of the above named ports for fAs
freight deliveries at Washington from New York aud
Philadelphia in 0 forty hours aud Boston 4s forty
eight hours JOHN CALLAHAN,
d1S-3m General Superintendent
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MANICURE.

MRS. HEYwOoD, PROFESSIONAL MANICURE.
IA will call at residence II desired Address 81
st. nv. fe4-t5ts
MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIRoPOD-
w tHt. 7O3 18TH 81. n. W.-The only Importer aud
Manuf4cturer Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
IST GOODS south of New York no20-tr
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STORAGE

G TORE YoUR -FrRNyrURE TRUNKS. boxrs.
= ~. Win LAIIMER b SLOAN
10 % separate sgertnsnss iAghs cassa. an -
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ELOCUT!oN. oRAToE9, DBhMATIC ACTION
II and voice culture. EDWARD c. TOWNSEND
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers 1917 I3th
81. NV la1G-1nl'
INVEST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSION
w Elocution-Primary and advanced. Acting
Pantomime and studies from standard plays
PHYSICAL
culture Relaxation and tension exercises.
dl-3m' Mrs WALTON, 1903 n ST.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDyIILE
AVA Pa 1882 per year. A successful school One of
the best to infse with energy and IN boys to
the duties OF life. Boys under IL years. ale2
n1eo4m' J.SHORTLIDoE ysle). A. NJ .Prin
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY FOR BOYS ROCKVILLE
~ Md-Second term begins FEBRUARY ] thirty
minutes from Washington terms moderate For cata-
I'm
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
~ 693 La. ave. bet. 9th and 9TH SITS. n w.
G. X. URNER, A. Il. c. E.. Prin.
seventh year as q business educator in this city
Eifteen years q member of the faculty of Eastman
College SIX courses: Business English. Phonosraph
civil Service. Shorthand and Typewritng Superior
and enthusiastic teaching. Thorough and practical
courses. Graduates Of excellence and distiu-
guished success. Catalogue free. se2T
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BICYCLES.

ssf NPITAL CYcLEs. w-ALL p2 CUsHIoN-TIRE
~ wheels reduced. 20 per cent Oh for cash for the
n.xt 90 dsyn fully Eusrsatssd: hisb-rr.ds. LIGHT
weight. dtauoud-fr1me pSeuusdtSce. Al wheoio
made On the tntsrpAaplesble systsm.
.wAsHiNaToE CfoLE 90. 1879 \. 7. ave.
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ssss TIT Il ZEE Err FFF
SIS II Err IF IF
ssss : II Frr

Prize medal Paris Exposition zoo n-.t r-.r,,n-,..
ENDORSED by over 100 music schools and colleges for
durability. Old Pianos taken IN exchange The only
CIright that can take The rlnce " a tirand
1a24-tr PfElFFER 4 CONLIFF AZ 18th ct n W
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
Danger

II you have a feeling Of oppression and
uneasinc-s a little abovc the Diaphragm. and
just below the right rihs aggravated 10y ~
ing on the right side. look out. A. SURF a.
fate, your liver IL di-ordercd. P.rhap,
not seriously "a yet. hut-fatal hepatic att
Ceases not uncommon. Hos:stcr =
Stomach Bitt.rs i the precise remedy Ia
regulate the liver. and prevent it, congestion
and Inflammation. and tn disperse such
minor indicis If ifs arrangement as yellow
nee. al the skin and Fall Of the eye. furred
tongue. spurnr>s of the breath. NAUSEA on
rising in the morning. dizziness. sick hs ad
nch. and constipation. by relaxing the
bowels rainle->ly. IL opens n channel 81 exit
for the sup~rih.ous bile. checks n tendency
Ia congestion and sngoIge cement at the liver,
nj the ss-ae time giving gentle imTstus To-
ia -rcretive action, and affords relief to the
stomach. which is usually inactive. out az
order and oppressed with wind when tho
bowels are cs,-ti,e. U-c the Bit,crs also ia
fever and ague, rheumatism and kidney
troubles.
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Unique SaDsihagxing.

Festival tsIi-Adnt-einn. vi
Captive Balloon Admission 10 in
closurr. - cents, trip in balloon. Ell.
Constantinopie Street Scenes sedan
chars Rsnt. with two uativ. carriers.
o per hour
Caro- street Scene= Donkey and
camel rides. ~ gents per hour TO-
tonk~ys. =, cents Or ride through street
un rsmel
Worlds Fair Steamship Company
Transportation - pae-r ng"Ts o. aGh
from jackson Park. Round trip. -
cents
tIe.tric tntramural Railway Ten
cents risni trap.
steam Launches Transportation
through outer lsstons basins ard Lake
Michigan Round trip. y, cents.
F.ieefric Launches Transportation
Through lag,ons and basins. round trip.
- lrnf-
.Wheo. Chairs Roller chairs about
srfun,i- ard buildings. - cents Ter hour
with attendant. 81 cents ger hour with
uuf attendant
Venetian t.ondolss and Basins Asout
lasrron- AMI basins with gunsioiiers. 30
GENTS per round TRIP
Elevators in Transportation Building
Ten cents per rils
Flevstors g. the Roof = Nanu'sc
sures binding Fi'ty ccats for trip
Vertical Revolving Wheel Fifty crat-
PEI ri4s = tive round 'riVs
Movable Sidewalk. Long Pier fle.,
fricallv pr ps.liesi sidewalk. . cent@ rer
rule FROM -nor~ 90 end = sidewalk 80
wee versa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

10 ths pessev that hr h.si s-sss The a.
isss-i msE.fscs last alsas AID Asd "a
last ss>et 'ssth hias sn .a I'D basa ia
ihs satsfts q the ests. t.isassis ts
tssssssi thai he encountered Sullivan al
S'hsss..sse yesterday Aftsf@s,a. sai that
se dist al eaAsisig spd pss.sassias Va
tramp 9Th hsaa. he psessiissi srs, hs.a
IL e'esne a. LAa.sax sh,sh thor i,d y,
st~sssax a rsir GA The treat ssd ~
Sssad rr.ak ra.seases tssia saieh
trsehest TIA. cat, 81 ie osksa Tie al
lcscs that The, seat ~ . base aud si.est
The nixht, sna ttss asosnins t.issf,ss.
Ga . prefcas~ Il epsas a. rssafs .'aee
lad, Ss1t 10 lsAls.'o headquarters aist
toid h,s sters. ih. anc~ss s,sstei the
tasn and discovered e,aleases Walsh
eontirmesf the stuTs AMI they are ss'nH
dent that the pstr~,rstos II enc ~ tho
ms'~t brutal mas,s~fs ever ysspstfateI
ia this city 10 st.il in th.s ks'aI.t,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
Iron Orc Looks Tn.

lsHrENrNc. Mich. May 1.-THE iron
ore market ~ recovering from iss
lctharcy and the deadlock a. tn prices.
prevailing since the opening u the year.
IL apparently broken. \ number Of
large sales. aggrcgnting l.0O.OO tons.
was made in Cleveland this week by
large mines The Metropolitan co0pany
alone SOLD nearly half a million tons,
principally Ia western furnaces. Prices
we're under ~ per ton delivered. The
rumor that the Champion mine would
resume Is unfouuded The large mines
olo~~'i down in April will not start up
for the present. but will later on II sales
are made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
L. Ihcrt. AM lash :?

DycAruR. Mich. May H. The con
'Inue.l absence - Cashier Brown 70 the
American hank a, i.awton. 10 Worrying
the dep sitors. Who are not al all coz.
tam that any money was left IN the
vaults II - aiso considered doubtful
II the attachments taken out Yesterday
viii hold The cashier ~ the Citizens
hank a. kdwardshurg SAYS that Dsig
gings S'arhucs 4 Co. had only their
names invested N the hank. and that lie
po-itors will is- taken care ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
~. Nerve saved Him.

FLI~T. Mich. May H. Fred Gardner
a Chicago & Grand Trunk brakeman.
whose home is a, Port Huron. had the
tree 10 his left foot crushed unde- a car
wheel while boarding an outgoing
freight train this afternoon. After he
ing hurt he chung Ia the side 81 the
car with Que hand. AMI was dragged iOo
or ga feet lie finally managed To- climb
on the top - the car. where ne lay un
til discovered 10y a fellow brakeman
The traU was stopped and the injured
man brought back ,o th,s city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

The High wst~r Hs- CARRIED MANY
Logs Into shs nav

Nr~osrxrs. Mich MAY 70 Meuor,
,nae river - oVerf'uwirg - hanks n
mary places. re~nl' . ~" heavY "a n
tres<ing tho fcs. HoN- and - lsnfs n
fhe headquarters sns tributary s'resu =
TIE water - over fve f--' af-'vs - nfr
ulai wax and gaining APPLY aoe hE
srfina hsa t~eu .~fisT~nfiest Mach
danrago as i~en ioHe ~ trrasing =
b,-eri4 hetas fnr iam~ tTiay sn'l fear
- ,nfsrf.i,.,,i hat more vii 'ofos
Macy .1ru hsve t~en -v~pt ou' ln'e tl~
hay The fay shore wills sns many =
th.rse s'ang fhs river stii be enrr"it-'i
=, shut ,ls~u nest seek far san' = rs
az s-z@ the rap,si rs~ = water sal -sis-
before lunrnfag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
QUEER SHOWERS CAUGHT.
n Cospie OF Croks rinchcsi While
Passing Countcrftit Money

DsrRorr. Mich. May Il. Patrolman
Schick made an extremely lucky ball
last night in arrcsiing Tom Curtis. the
old time crook and safe blower. and
James. alias Kid" Smith for passing
counterfeit money. He noticed them
acting suspiciously in the ncighborhool
~ Monroe avenue and Beaubicn street
amt he placed Curtis under arrest while
Smith went into saloon near by. Cur
tbs gave HIM a tussle and the officer
noticed him throw something away
The officer found that they were "a num
her of small packages and he brought
them Ia the station with the prisoner.
where il was found that they were coun-
tcrfeit dollars. nine in number. Schick
then went out and found Smith in a
saloon on Gratiot avenue and be AFRO ar
rested him.
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fti>r. Mich. May ID The orirr 10
United Commercial rtas eiers m-t IN
this CIT, y.s,cfda, and perfected a state
organization. i'~legat-s wcs. present
from Detroit. saginaw. hay CITY aud
other citses The meeting ~ss held in
the rocW of Flint Couneii M. -, At
prc-snt there are emily threc subordinate
hsiges kcatcL at t.,nt. Detroit aud
Sagina~. al. Il which scit regularly
elected Delegates TIC officers elected
are as follows: Grand cOInc,ior. Alt-st
Myers, Flint. No. -, grand Junior eoan
eiior. Bert Ellis u East Saginaw. No -.
grand past councillor. ". J. Matthews u
Detroit. No. ,; grand secretary. Edwin
Hudson II Flint. grand treasurer.
George 4. tie, nolis Il Saginaw. grand
conductor. L. 4. Randall. Dctroit. grand
page. Frank 4. Strcat II Flint; grand
seniel. N. v. t;swley % Detroit: grand
executive committee, I. j. Hayward AMI
J. \. Murray II Detroit. one year each;
IL Varold u Saginaw and Samuel Rind
skon ii Detroit. two years each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Pnsr Iirsov. Mich. May 10 \ car
losd % fhsrty ait cattle from Iowa. that
arrived hare yesterday afternoon were
sent hack 10 this sile by tho Canadian
inspectors. after having passrd through
the tanned on IN" grounds that some -
them Hefe suffering with lump Jaw
They - AZ present IN charge - Cattle
Inspector Dr Cummings and will he
held ur'il advice "a received from the
stat. hosrsi q a. eiih and Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
Nine lar In

NrGsrSEv. Mich. May 10 An ex
,en-ive cave IN - dirt from the sur
face IN a. in-gi'icientiy tin,,ered pr
'ean - Prince - Wales mine has greatly
damaged the upper levels - the mine
and temporarily thruvn a large nun
tor - miners out q work IL t. hot-ed
n, further trouble gill occar I; - im
3 'ssi bic 81 estimate the damage At prr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Original William ballard Seneca. W.
Grccne. Miriam Fish. G. T. Brown. In.
crease Francis Covert. David Terwii.
Tiger. Reisse Gilbert NJ. Stone. Loian
Cave. Original. Widows. Etc. Margaret
Riley. Elizabeth SnooSs. Sara u. Will
Jams. Edith Brown. Ann Is. Hermance
tmother. Chaunccy Read father. minor
Of Charles Il. Bonfoey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

-.tiissn. the p7svssd wsrsi"r-., -.r
rs-~..t =, ~ a. t.sn~fsx

Ts~afxs Nirh NaF - -sniiiVae.
tbr supposed nsnr'irr~s . i~yf.sa I.ss.'h,
- Iasfsnd {. believed - 10 iussl "A
IS, thi= s.ssrtfy ifef 80 fh~ u8risF 80,
..tsu naitfsri r % prirs-iusi F~s"i~nf~ SO
Ia tbs eits snsi ~ na~ hs- -i=tsf r
ssalnx hsse. fsts asosnfpe fsf III
vsr.lA q s~sl saSsn character. rsi.lfi~st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

B,y CIV. Mich. May 10 The Bay
County MaAnnic Mutual Benefit s-~,--is
tion ha- fnefubetstip q ~ m cisa- \
aui 10 mernh~r- tn class rs Pour
death sisim- wee pad IN the yea eni
tng MAJ In The nss ofIcsr. are