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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
DEPRESSION IN TIE POTTERY TRADE.

trenton. y. j.. Aug. l3.-Ncarly all the rotieri'N
I'm Trenton running short time AMI short
handed because of the depression In trade Thcic
are from 5000 10 1000 potters Idle having been
laid on In SOUNDS during the last three weeks. Tn'
,icht sanitary pOttcries In the American PJtt"rics
f'ontuuy syndicate have shut down cn r1y. sni ar
employing only enough to look after the stock
on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
v4TTRlL sOLICfTTDc
a Pail Mall Budget.

grorn The Pail Mall buuse''
,ory which will be appreciated by every agri-
,in SeH and University man. is just now going
he rounds in Edinburgh number OF exam.
ma matio on them n student bearing the name OF
Meadow, who had answered the printed papers:
va The Professor "A genial man In his way fine
cid name yours" yes Professor responded the
student. 1T would be great PIT! were
ploughed."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
SOME. or MIR. LoRIILARD'S HORSES 10 BE SOLD.

Pierre Lorilard went to Ehhco'aN Oh Ha',ri"> "
fry his warnings II i likely that h" VIII enter
,w.lv,. mr. fifteen In ia. stakes be- decided next
ycor Iocohatch.e t. retired forever. and Is likely
to l,, old 10 90 into the stud. Many OF the TWO
wear old, and some the older horses I'm IN" Rahco'ns
st,l, M, ON the sale list II l. likely that II pubIlc
al. viii Ia, held AZ the close Of IN" racing S'i>oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

CHARGING \ PREMIUM on Outside 'lIEt rs
The National Bank Of New Jersey. nj New Bruins
wick ha, adopted the policy of charging J pr cent
fr ca.hine checks other banks. n the bank Itself
has 10 pay premiums averaging = per cen, Tor H.
own money The bunk hDnOrs In iun al checks Oh
sf-.If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

P.nril H.. Aux l3.-A few DAY ago tl" Deputy
collector 80 P.in accepted $1,000 drafts IN Ne"
York and thicago cNrhanI". which the bahh' nave
.iu.. refused tn arrrp. The eNclnug, IN" amOlnt
(. - 800. which thr COLLECTOR VIII probably lo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
LOOK At THESE horNz3

y xuAaSO 1VAW3oS
showing where d.
Pierce's Pleasant Heb
lets excel The ordt-
nary pills
They're smaller;
easier to take; eadef
In their ways. No
gripping; no diseur.
bance; no reaction
afterward.
Their influence
lasts. By their tonic
or stren9thenlng ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
GOLD OK BOARD THE AURANIA.

The Cunard steamer Aurania. when arrived mere
Yesterday. brought f22l%O in gold, t5i'0 OF when
was consigned TO the Canadian Bank OF Commerce.
u, 40 to the American Express Company tlcoUO
TO Drexe Morgan a Co. and 1920 To John SIN
clair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

Chicago Beach Hotel still open. \ delightful
summer resort. Four blocks from the World )
Fair Warren L. Leland. manager =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram "a continuous white hue sno" vi, re-
changes IN pressure indicated bv The Tribune ,s,
cording barometer. The broken line rpFc'eh'' '"o ~
perature observed at Pciiy's Pharmacy
Tribune Once. Aug II. I Il. n.-Th' "e"
Yesterday clear and cooler. The ""P
ranged between 90 and 40 degrees. I've "'e
tT3l2) beng 4l|2 lower shan saturuns' "'N
higher than on the corresponding day OF last vii
In and near this city ;ac weather ~. ,."'
probably be- warmer by afternoon ana i".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
To Ci-nnse the Syste'n

Encctualy. yet gently. when ccsti>c or p,,"r,y cure
the blood Is impure sluggish. TO ir,rhs"o md liver
habitnaI constitution 10 awaken the kdns sr.c.na
to healthy activity without irriilstng or s,rlv e
them, To dlspci headaches. colds fNcs. vs. ''-'
Figs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
To Organic a Local Council.

While attending the meeting OF the
board % trustees ot the Michigan
Liquor Dealers Protective association
10 Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday, G.
W. Wernette secured permission % or
game a local councii ia this city. after
the state charter closes December Is.
The Grand Rapids council will be- known
AZ No. 4 There are now 1000 members
ia the state association and Mr.. Wer,
nette said last evening that IL was
thought best To close the state charter
before the membership becomes too
large. There are sixty-hve liquor deal.
ers IN this city who are members Il the
state association and IL Is expected al
% them will become charter members
Of the local council
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Jau1ea r. Wylis % Curtis & wylie.
propriators q the Pstoskey City hank.
- making arrangements 10 dispose Of
his interest m the bank b his partner
and All locate IN this city after Jan
uary l. tie vas in The city yesterday
ealing "a real estate men Tor the pur.
pose % purchasing a hOne. Mr.. Nylis
Nas formerly a resident here.
a , Van DeubcrE. a former Grand
hspids by las become a member q
tho trm - Curtis 8 Van Denbefg ot
Lincoiu. Nebraska The new firm con
troi- a large piaot sor the manufacture
- doors sash, mouiiings and interior
tnishings
CoonoF hive. LADIES' - the Maccahees
No -. celebrated ia hrst anniversary
yesterday s,tsrn0oa and presented ia
retirtug lsiy commander, Mrs. Jessie r.
Rsecse Fith a beautiful china dinner
set DELICIOUS lunch was also served
The ancient Order - Hibsrnians will
celebrate - tenth snnusl anniversary
Deceniher ii. with a grand ball in uiher
nian hail ~. Coileton. NJ a Murphy,
John 4 DonDsan and y DOhefty have
charge ~ the arrangements.
\ f-e in house AZ No 3i3 jefferson
svsaas. owned py Peter Arnold. called
the department ogt yesterday afternoon.
The hoase vas damaged @ the extent -
80 aod the fsrniture. e.. Toe building
Was assured
The funeral - Leonard Kipp vii be
he'll AZ e 8'ei1ck this afternoon from the
family rrsidence No. IL West BROAD
Wsy Tie ladepsuteat Order II Odd
fe.l0s- wlli have charge - the burial
ceremonies
Aiss Mate r. Vinegar - Lowell and
Ernest - a Hunt ~ Dakota vHl be
Married Decera Der - AZ tbs Residences
% the trids'a psrentz Mr.. Huat wa
foFnsr'y a resident - this city
The sewing echoed viii not be held in
81 MARKS chapel on saturday. owinx to
improvements Ia the chapel Teachers
and scholars Eia thsrefor- Be excused
ca saturday.
The Uaiou az Y ". G. T UoioEs oil
meet Monday evening AZ the rr.itl-ucs
- Ma y = Bcdwell No if6 Cold
street Nrs Ccbafn q sparta siii give
sH attir-ss
Ih@ e, All and C. i W " rnaaa
hsee bad ittie trouhie thus far % &C
court p he saow. although there -
eearF f1a- tret - q IN tie vicinify 81
petesssy
a Van Nrrr.l q Tau,estoun reported
e. ne -. zee yesterday that forty pounds
q butter bad been stoien from his
seq en- ~eafh D.risicr street
The isiics - Eear Ready circle.
kirgs iisuxhters. Nff xiv> hsersrv
sra nlueis al entsIttnaient IN Pyfhiaa
haN lrure,iav sgenicz
be- hcn fhemss II Gilter. \ a. -nld
- hrya ieertrpsr ioe nras ~ Grand
tsFtis tisn-elF. st7efit f8lf ulaes aorth
q tse elfy Fer fs5tt
Cen-fces fsat ~ Syl TN.
ri gree 81 so rsFfF ..si'rss ~ aa,..
r7laa bal as go eosarr ~ F'unrta All
etfk a. streets
tsaiersaHsn t,eorzs p R.rh,-.4sa,
~ ~ Anss ia1taa Frsts-fsg 81
tcss Is family sita rin th's ans
fhsrs esl - a seNsn 3 unsca gssrr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
CoGHLAN's WIVES.
Peculiar Actions or the Principals In
Interest

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-MrA Charles
Coghlan, who tor some weeks has been
guest with her adopted daughter at
the residence OF Rose Coghlan, the act
tress. No. AZ West Ninety sixth street,
made the statement today that recon
citation would shortly DO effected be-
tween her and her actor husband. The
marriage with kuchne Beverage was
an insane freak on my husbands part"
said Mrs Coghlan. land do not think
he knew What he was doing believe,
in fact, know. be regrets il now that
he has come 10 his senses. have
most profound affection for him-any
wife who has lived with her husband
twenty-ops years would naturally have
such feeling. am willing 10 forgive
him and everything will come out
right"
Her attention was called to a runor
that Coghlan had called on her and
went on his knees begging forgiveness.
Il will neitner deny nor affirm that. she
responded. Il will say, however, that
we have seen each other. and that every
thing will come out right between my
husband and myself"
At the Colonnade a different story
was to4O. Sn&tiCo OOSuioR dnQ us
new wife occupied suit 3 He is con-
fined 20 his bed with the grip. Baroness
Won Wrede. mother OF kuehne Beve
ridge. said. "How can there be recon
ciiation. Who arc TO be reconciled.
Dir. Coghlan 10 here with his wife. my
daughter. They are husband and wife,
no matter what the past has been. Miss
Thorne came here yesterday and re-
quested an interview with Mr.. Opghlan.
kuehne, like noble girl. felt sorry for
her. and said Mr.. Coghlan could see her
il he wished. kuehne took her to his
room. l do not know what was said l
feel sorry FOR Miss Thorne. but think
she is making great mistake in thrust.
ing herself forward. do not blame her
so much. though. as | do Rose Coghlan
and her husband. John T. Sullivan. Per.
haps they want the advertising. It's
amusing to think OF reconciliation be
tween Mr.. Coghlan and Miss Thorne
Why. kuehne could not be torn from
him. Her heart and soul are actually
wrapped up in him. 1t was meeting
OF two artistic something that
occurs only once in thousand years"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Simmons ball was crowded last night
AZ the entertainment given by tho stu.
dents 81 the Grand Rapids school OF ell.
Ocution. under the direction Of Miss
Clare ID. Buck. The entertainment was
given uoder the auspices % the South
End Ladies' Literary club. The pro
gram opened with the one act curtain
raiser. Matrimonial Felicity followed
By the three-act drama. "kebecca's Tri-
umph. Music Was furnished by Wurz.
buFg's orchestra assisted by Mrs Love
10Y. The audience was well pleased
with the presentation and many OF them
remained at the dance given by the harp
orchestra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
state New. I'm Brief.

The case against Chimneysweep Hen
derson Bailey OF Kalamazoo, has Hat
tened out The daughter found that
she would crininate herself by swearing
against her father. The wife aud daugh.
ter have both left the state.
Elizabeth X Farrell obtained a judg
ment Of 500 against the school board
Of Rubicon for breach Of contract and
the supreme court has affirmed tho
judgment
They are trying to organize W. y.
". club IN Htllsdale. This means We
BasbfuI Women. and a Hudson paper
says no one has been found yet who 10
eligible.
Judge CooIey's work on Coutinsntal
Principles will be used a. text book In
Bohia, Brazil. Law school Is will be
translated into the Portuguese language.
The Michigan Peainsular Car con-
pany At Detroit has q contract 10 build
go cars for the Chicago a North vest
ern Railroad company.
A 10 yesr-old son u W. Traverse ~
Aetna township shot and dangerously
wounded A. W. Marsh Friday. mistax
log him Tor bear
Ex Governor Swineiord OF Alaska.
Who "a vel known throughout Michigan.
has cold Ms interest IN an ALASKA silver
nine Tor sl0oofk
-Four trzmps. who took possession a a
school near Scio Saturday and SUNDAY
and used the school books Tor fuel. are
in ssh
The sewer system q Cadillac y
claimed - p failure hecaose the cat.
iet At Cam river does lot carry sewage
aesy.
1he Few p Van noouaissAn. u Mt
Clensens has begaa : vlgcFops crusade
AGAINST gambling dess aed stall sAisous
TIE annrai meeting = ne Ma.s Gan
Iultag hoase krveliers sssos.iat 90
Fni re neid be kaisnszoo Dscsmber Il
Tie Heesb'c mne laat yssr di@tri
kute1 lsse IS S~ys suong - ~ pores.
Tbis yesr cuiy - we're glrsn cut
Tie disaster "a tie Gsanc Tfnnk ~
Battle Crsex las cost Seuson - fsE
focr eal41irsn & Llsassl Autrzg o,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
WORK or THE HOME
Annual Meeting OF the Woman's
Home ard Hospital.
Exports or The OFFICERS


Yesterday afternoon the unioa d
usioss held Is quarterly slsetion IN
McAallsn hall, after .hieA the aanuzi
NESTING q the insritation fostsrsd ~ n
me Woman's noms sna Hospital sss
hid Reports we're submitted 2nd On
esrs xsrs slscis.l for the ensuing term
Mr.. IA. n Aooru4n. presi4isnt II the
Unloa "a Ualocs read her retiring sd-
dress. which coatzinsd many useful
sags-stioas 40 ~ the future sork Of the
usion add reviewed brady ths sofk
dons daring ths p@st year Durins me
cominz sintsr the union will work for
charity In conlanctioa .Bs<h the Charity
Orxaaixsfion sociefy There are AZ present
fourteen uni0ns "a me city, sith total
usm bsrship Of 80 Nrs Noormkn 70
sis1sd the work done ~ the Union Of
Cnian= IN 10 effort - have phy siology
taught Ia the public schnols. according
70 80. ~ith special rsfsreoce 10 the e.
fects q alcoha on the human system
and states that buG little progress had
bsen made. The project 81 establish
vayfarers' home al the Waterloo street
mi-sion has not been abznd0ned by the
Union 81 L . ioas asz y III be azltased again
xhen times ars more suspsciouA The
election resalts~4 Ia choosing the follow
iEg oficrrss
Pre.dsnt-Mrs n NJ Moorman-
SECRETARY Mira Nina Frederick
flGaneial Secretary Miss Carrie
" hitnore.
treasurer Mis- /. N. PArEmsn.
Ihs sleciioo q officers for the Union
% Unions was followed BY Womans
home AMI hospital annual Mira Llbole
saith. secretary u the equalization.
read her report % the year work which
contained the following statistics: Tho
institution has cared for 80 patients
aariag the year; of thess eight nlne
we're private. ninety four belonged 10
the city. sixty three were county charges
ana tWsuty seven acre charity patients.
The hogae furnished oil free meals and
Ho lodginga Nifhin the year there
we're eisvsa births and an deaths at thsI
home an there xere three surgical
operations performed Al present there
are lao hss menbers AZ the home.
April 4 the association paid $1,000 on
the dett * the hone. besides GAO inter.
est. AID October II paid sl0o interest
IL eas stated the latter payment vas
naels through the kindness Of William
A Bsrkry. There are now ten inmates
az the nosas and supplies Of all kinds
are pleutiiaL The association Is still Ia
debt 5000 On The property. and the
presiekat appealed to the members 70
make united effort 20 raise the amount
~ s,o- ~ posslbse.
Nizs II. r. Perrin. treasurer Ok the
hoae rrad her report. which showed
tho -eceipts Tor The year to have been
sSSgi.ss and the expenditures s3.ls4ll.
leaving cash balance q s<aiI. The
following once rs and trustees were then
elected for the eJunng year.
Psass,leni-M Mrs MAdeIe DeEore.
First Vice President - Mrs G. III.
Aaaal-L
Seccnd Vice President Mrs Marietta
Wordsworth
Secretary Mrs L,bbie Smith.
Treasurer Miss Hattie Perrin
Trustees Mrs. Hannah Mckee. Mira
r. NJ. Moosnan. Mrs William Fuller,
Mrs Bessie NJ Gibson. Mrs Elizabeth
lag l-s.eld. Dr DeNore. Mrs. r A.
Roscnkrans HrS 81 Adele DeNore.
William A. BssSsy and David Forbes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Mrs ~. Lznfshers No Of 20 iAgrass
street. rs rsfsrnsd froes wsyland
where che saz called 20 sftsnd NE
funeral d her hrother. Milo hove. ~ho
died az Duluth. HlDDesot@, tnankssis-
ing day.
The many Arcade Of Miss Anna
Arthur. formerly resident u this eity.
ulli BE psinsd 70 hear q her death on
the zEh air. az II Paso. ieSaA Death
rs<altsd from pnsnnoniA
John A. Taylor. business manager Of
The Michigan Cyelist. vent 10 Detroit
yesterday.
Ten Willard a the hoard II public
works ofice force. 10 siek With the grip.
The Rev. - H. Cobb aud the Rev. j..
h Habbs are down with the grip
WR Mayo IL recovering from . severe
attack u the grip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
DWELLING BURNED.
A Loss or $4,000 Entaiied by an
Evening Blaze.

A dwelling house on Fourth street
was burned about go last night, en-
failing a total loss Of s3sOo0. The house
wac owned by William Harrison and
occupied by w. +. Leftingweli. who had
moved into Il only few days before
There was nobody at home at the time;
and the origin Of the fire is unknown.
The building and its contents were
totally destroyed. The value Of the
house was sSOO, and il is not known
xhether SIR. Harrison carried any in
surance or not Mr.. Letingweil's loss
on furniture Is said to be q. 100 with
$50 Insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Original-Frank Leroy. South Sagi-
nav; Daniel Jason, Sheridan; John
Marshall. Mason. Additional-John h.
Matthewson. Fergus. Increase Chester
Nash. Flint; Joseph Mcintyre. Carleton;
james O'Neill. Osseo; Stephen Parks,
Chippewa Lake. Original. widows etc.
Elizabeth Yielding. Detroit: Andrew
Fletcher father. Alma; Caroline Cont
ner. Monroe Re issus-Mary q. Clark.
TaWas CITY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Sergeant Mccarthy and Ofiieer Hunt
were knocked down on Crescent avenue
last night BY . horse driven by Mira
Brown VI No % South Division street
Each vas bruised and more or lee
shaken up The sergeant and the OH
Ger were talking together IN the street
when The accident occurred. and both
supposed TOR moment that the Wurz-
burg store block had fallen upon them.
They viii b all right again in q fsw
days and viii hereafter do their talking
on the sidewalk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Suggestions ~ 20 Combining Charity
and Occupation

Discussing the present condition Of
affairs IN the labor market last evening
a gentleman who is practicing what he
presches suggested very sensible plan
for dispensing the money which IL was
felt by any individual property owner. be
could AFFORD 10 devote 10 alternating the
distress Of the laboring community.
Ills idea is that in almost every house
there are needed repairs. Give the car
penter days work. likewise the painter
and other craftsmen. and II viii not
only be work OF charity. but give tone
TO the business OF the city 10y making
men feel that they are eating bread OF
their own earning and not living on
charity. Thers are thousands OF house
holders. and those who can possibly
afford 10 do this much for humanity.
the snggestsr Of the plan asserts. should
feel X 4 duty 70 do So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Lat ssssing - 6 o'clock q horse
osned and dFlseo by Leonard Van
Gr44fsflansl stepped one q his hind
feet INTO a. arm hole q Waterman. 81
the corner Il Monroe aud Ionia strssts.
and il wss sith difficulty that the foot
vas extricsfel The cover Of the opea-
ing. II % supposed. was removed ~ the
ANIMALS fore feot a. be ~ss walking
over IL and when he stepped iato 10 the
shoe caught under the iEoa hand and
was held. Ii xas found necessary 10
break The iron easslng 70 reieass the
fe-ot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

The j. c. Herkner Jewelry company
wishes 10 announce that the unusually
large assortment OF novelties suitable
for Christmas presents especially Sc
lected for the holiday trade. has arrived
and is ready for inspection. The great
list Of rich and beautiful novelties shown
merits an inspection. In selecting the
goods. the firm considered the wants Of
the patrons and secured only articles
that can be sold at reasonable prices.
and yet be Of the beat quality and guar
anteed latest fads in every respect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Eureka lodge. No =. X. % r.. elected
the following officers Last night:
q. &C y. Linzes.
v. CT y. Hunter.
Prelate -Georgs CogshalL
NJ. ~ John Shields
X X and :. r - Eddy.
NJ F.-ts G.. Neyrei.
~ E--B. Born.
NJ Aired Aiixorth.
Representative To Grand Lodge-N.
-. Pagh.
Alternate At y Whit
Trustees -Chsrle~ Fox. At = White
" u. a. Van Asmas
After the election the members he A a
social session. Pedro ~ss played and
refreshments sere served
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Seoa aSs&W asOec<.
CncAso. Dec 7--John l. sullivan
has again proved the CORRECTNESS OF his
friends old assertion--Hs's . good Tel.
l0x. 10 John" Mra John Drew csosed
her engagement ~ she schiller theatre
Saturday night with . heavy heart. The
run had been an artistic triumph. but
financial failure; and the dear old
woman found abe didn't have money
enough 90 get the company out Of the
city. She had shoseled out money 10
help her 500 Sidney IN his ventures and
found herself penniless she went 10
every manager IN the city TO negotiate
q han b. tide her over the difficulty.
but couldn't get a eent. Finally N
Last resort she appealed to Sullivan. v ho
h playing ~ the Windsor In The Man
From Bostoa.- I'll pull you thrc ugh.
MIRA Drew" said John. Don't worry
about little thing like that We're all
Members OF the profession and must
help ons another and the champion
gave the noble. veteran actress check
for the amount she needed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

nseiang tamorrss sflssnoon Al o'elock
IL tks 1. IL & a. 2adltorisaL
Ths Esxiish rsfofnsi chaFrh On
Broadway. kslstssa kissenth aaa Leoa.
ard streets. Vii - dedlcatsd A. 10
pseenlbsF -
The snanal fair ziFea b. the LADIES'
of 1smpls Elaanuel all % he'd nekt
Iassstay.
Lzdiss should cot fail - sfteud ths
great ribboa sale q Cor. Knott 4 CO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Members ~ 4 II Waeton l'c-t No
40. - A T.. elected the following q
iicers iest nixhf for the ensuing year.
Commander- Chsries A. Beehe.
senior Nics-.f v Lamoreaux
Junar ti-~-I " Wet
Ad5asasi Charles n. Ranyan
Snrgeon j. ~. Bixby.
Ghsrhn = "A. Iee
O'hcer = Dzv lara Cais.
UiteSr II Guard William r. Pciteu.
Deiegates-I 7. Allcoti aud A. NJ
Chureh
Ais~rnstes Joss Bsova and q S
Visa
lra.fse C. u. Fax
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

jackson ease zsar e.sas ssply Aiaas !
- e..i SIS Aese4s.
L1nsiax ciiy oonneil - 10 eonpel
90 sszs u kHsiness boilisEzs 90 pal nre
escapes epon tsen.
Assemhay hall 10 sehooiernfs xfs
turEsd Nondsy zftsrnoon. Loss. q. co..
30 Insurance..
Bay CITY has ssnt . carload q -four
10 the Destitute miners II the upper
psnlDs1lA.
A farmers institute for Kent county
vili b held At sparta Deoesnber 10
and -
.Lansing's electric light plant earned
the city $1,000 atose expenses the past
year.
A scheme 10 afcot to connect 81 Jos-
sph and berrisn Springs By sn electric
road.
whsatland has had oniy one criminal
esss IN the court Tor thirty years
All but i've saw mliIs az Aaskegon
have closed doxn for the winter
The Emmett rifles q jackson have re-
elected Frank Drumm captain
Joseph swsrtout Of jackson. has been
restored 10 the pension rolis
jackson schools viii close December
- for tao weeks vacation
Mecosts toxnship has refused 10 re-
build the Rogers bridge.
Bay county paid s6A75sparow bounty
during November
Lansing expanded tl9l. 70 for its poor
during November.
Fennville sold its old school building
at auction Monday.
Marquette asks no aid and viii care
Tor its Own poor.
St Louis has organized . minstrel
troupe.
Marquette il to build city hall
Salt has been struck at Fenton-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

preparaEoes E0f HAIRY Gsosxss issstsss
1hseh ssl 10 <ssss Deeea2osr - II
xalt be one q ttls greatest anotteisl
labor isnionstrst1ros tbzt ne ezfy has
ever knosn Letters have bsel seal O
tne pastors and lzlor u1io1s ~ me eifY
= cooperate. II = s1peeted that large
namher II psrsons from outside the
eify AL - p<ss~ef AZ tie leetuFe. NJ.
George iii diseuss The cfkme IL
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Benjamin Fountain. an old resident OF
Whitnsyviile and q deputy sheriff OF
Kent county. vac found dead In bed
"Wednesday morning. tie was about 30
years old and had lived in Whitneyville
Tor many years Mira Fountain IL dead;
but the deceased left two sons. who are
residents OF Traverse City.