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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Yesterday The silver mine owners Of
Colorado met 10 convention anil de
ssied - stop mining silver because u i
DO cheap 10 10 probably produced.
The convsatsee adopted SERIES u resp
latsnrs d~usancing ell Who are IN favor
- Tei.i standard
The silver rr-inc>rs "a the vest have
en5ey~i tbs b-n~fs and profit Il . iixed
market Or their products ever since ths
Sherman lac vas enacted Stimulated
b. tie certainty u the sale q . given
rambsr n eosces noathiy the mine
o~ssrs IN shssr xrsed re gam have sFer.
pre~iscei and the market value hss
sssa,isiy declined until the business q
NV snrrohsshl~
The copper nsias owners - Michigan
favs hal the bsotfit ~ 30 f;x-s. market
They have BEEN 'somveslssi 10 seil tkeir
cra-iuefa shers~rr snd shenaser a sss
tsaer couid ~ feand The price II
copper has eune siown. The same thjaz
MAJ - .ass sith ,rathfssls~e~ - rs~st
growers. Yes sho seuid advocate thst
eopper prs~iatee~ snsi sheas zrassr-
sh.sela holss a cssnventiuf - shot down
rhs asiae~ snd tsrssil t'se sbsat crppf',r
AM ether rea~sn thar zvrfpsr~lnetion
fhe SILVER nea hss< sssin betrayed
re sssmpes~ - thels pssfe~~hsns They
~suhf ensr,, s~p~xia sslrsatsxr- a sh~
hansls - - xtsesgmens. nos - give -
; soans8 ssreuiafisf Ss.1sars. kslt . .~l.
the.s nla> pfs-snst@. he cosi msae
s~ness she ;~st aalsss s~psrs the ir.u
Go n.ias oensns. sua t1s ssnss. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30


To 90 unfamiliar With ~ s.pid riss
u usstsrA lAnd valusN sanns u TIE
sssssnsnos mnds cpncsrnine ~ pricss
% conner lots N nsv cities are as1eand
Ing For issssncs. . corner ios n Hutch-
in..a wss solj At public vsndss - at
izfy snpsi tzsss Cor sous ela A esw
usosths later the ssns propsrty vas sid
Cor oD0Do
Out h Lns Angslss barren ssnd
dune. within tvo miles q shs city. vss
considered too dry and sterile 10 ius-
tify pay n~ns q t4xe& A hopsiul spec
uiztoe purchased tax title ~ - ncres
u IL snd within ses Year, sa<iorssd =
draft made payable % hiussif calling
Coz . deed to hall a is and sdding
e7a0u0 20 his hank account.
The blocks Il the city u Portland sss
30 feet square. containing about one
acre a land. In 1856. ~ thsssaboutA
Jscob kAmn secured title 70 numhel
q acres on payment d . mere tribe
Today Que Of thee acres u bounded b.
Washington. First. Front and STARK
ssrcets- On the Washington First street
corner - ios covered By rooksriss
-Four years ago IL was currently reported
and generally believed In Portland. that
jacob kamm refused an odfer of tA65.
90 Tor that corner lot.
IL consists of Ices than . qusrtsr-scr,
and forty years ago could have beer
bought for drink OF whisky.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

CsscAso. June =. Whsst q contract
grade No. regular cold on the board
q trade to-day ut g ecnts bushcl.
breaking all previous records since 1851.
A feeling akin 10 . panic prevailed an
change aud traders were looking about
in scared sort II . way ~ though
afraid the root would fall in They ran
around ashing each other what the
matter Was" and when It was goins To
end"
The real reason uhy wheat 10 selling
90 low 10 the fact that there 10 more cash
wheat In sight than speculatos and con-
sumers want. The particular reason Of
the break today In this market 10 found
In the fact that there 10 . big lot Of poor
contract wheat kicking about that
everybody h trying to dodge. Nobody
wants L.
There are about 100000 bushels Of
this poor stun. quantity sufficient 10
throw the entire market out 81 gear and
canse alarm among the carriers Of cash
property.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

cuscluso. Juus - III sosiu -
6onns1 "a Barkse. ~ ~ lnmhss dsai-
- uko lsitsd spopooiy. veEs beoegAt sntn
couft t<xiay n u1kar aDnen1iOnn mae-
nev. A ball Va n1n1 ~ unnseured ered
,toru - 80 an6ds - I'D q trAst maxAs
b. Basiler. u tsver = ~ unsnn Ne
tieBa bsnk and oeksg pruesgrsd ege<1i'
t0ra. EiArker's coal sutnfo in<tfbto1neeo
"a the Unlon National bank was sid 10
court tllis morning. b b. bcswcssl $50 :
90 AMI oaoOO0. and the statement
passed snchallengsd By the banks IT.
turneyal Il = alleged that The
hank dirscSeep knew u Barkss's
insolvency. vheo hs - director boz
roued large sums froG the hank and
that tAey conepircd 10 dsfrsud
unsecured cssditoss when tbs TAIL
ure cs,utd not b longer Avsrte<i.
One q the attosneys from
the crcditou sAid today: -Barkss's
liabilities viii probably reach round
million. bat IL y Impossible to cay boz
much until I'll the creditoss are heard
from. The tangible aspsts CONSIST q
his homestead and two lumber yards.
which viii amount TO perhaps 100000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

SEVERAL hundred persons rushed on
to the steamboat dock at the foot Of
Wealthy avenue last evening and the
dock gave way. letting them drop to the
shore In moro or less bcwildcrcd aud
sfrighted condition Of mind For
tunately. nobody Was hurt. Had the
crowd been composed of other than
Good TempIars the accident might have
been attributed to somebody's rashncssI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

HousToS, Texas. June 81. ID. May.
the train robber who attempted to hold
up the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
train at breckenridge yesterday evening
and who killed Frank Martin. tho fire
man, is in Jail mt Florcsyillc. where he is
being guarded to prevent his being
lynched He has made full confession
10 United States Marshal Dick Watts
and that officer has started in pursuit Of
Mays confederates with the expectation
that he will capture them all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

AsLk financses ara outspoken in de-
manding that silver 10 demoactixed.
We have iuggIed With the whine Of sil-
yer producers 10 the injury of other pro-
ducers. in their opinion. long enough
We cannot maintain double standard
and might as well fiatly acknowledge il
now as any time. There 10 no better
reason Why silver should DO made =
money standard than aluminium, lead.
copper and iron should be. Ii Is too
plentiful and too cheap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Theodore Ellis recently operated q
popcorn emporium in st. Joseph. Theo-
dore brazenly piled his business on Sun
day after being ordered to shut up on
that day. and for his open defiance Of
authority had his license revoked. 1t
don't pay to monkey with the mayor 81
big town that way. The demo;alizing
effects 1T eating popcorn on Sunday are
very apparent and the temptation Was
wisely removed.
While riding on his bicycle few
miles out VI town last Sunday. Charles
Sutlln td Ludington says he Was at
tackled and pounded into inscnsibility
by thee men. who took his wheel aud
60 in money He came To the city and
had his injuries looked after by sur
geon. bat failed TO report the affair To
the ofIicera
After 5000 worth IL work has been
done on the new school building in Han
eek. President Mason al the Quincy
Mining company. has hal papers scrved
on the school board. ordering removal
OF tho building within five days The
board has not yet decided what it will
do
Mrs. Charles Raschkc of st. Joseph
cauae down town the other evening with
80 in good money tied up in handker-
chief some time during the evening
she took ride on merry 60 round aud
when ste undertook tn pay for her ride
discovered that her money was missing.
Ludirgion ladies are still working
hard for the success II their Fourth 10
July celebration. They will have IN de.
pend GA the men for the addresses on
that ocsasion. however. for none ~ the
women are wiiiing 10 undertake that
part 81 the demonstration
II. G. Hatch u Lapeer Was much sur.
priced at the receipt IL a check from the
auditor general for - ~ compensation
for two horsc~ that the state veterinary
surgeon ordered killed on account q
glandeuR he supposed that they were
worth AT less; $l5o each.
A new variety ~ bug hxs made iss
appearances in some parts II the state.
Ii takes up its abole on potato vines,
and instead II destroying them devotes
tie alteration to the Colorado potato
beetle. which IL captures and devours
vlth az unsuitable appetite.
The ether day ut Che~aning the frogs
in the Sh,as s-s~e river came up ont ~
the water by hundreds IL Thousands.
They w.sr~ neatly small but the spec.
tscie wsp an unusual one aud attracted
c.n@sslesahie attention.
& y Watksns q Uni.n City. has
purchased .sassl pound. ~ wool thus
Tar fhs -~ason The ~eui sss pus
ehs~s~i ssf a Massachusetts, firm. tos
~hem lss has is~~a sa, ING ssw the pest
f~sniy a'ns g~sfs
Very hssdsssus. snsltAfiaas hsvr b>~h
ls@sssa saneunstnx ne eeasese~@ent
esssesss. ~ The N&~hsljie hssh srhe-a
~hsrh tskrs rssse sn The Sssh s.iie or~rs
houss trssiss esee,.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

ToxoxKow the state OF South Caro-
lima will so into the saloon business
Governor TilIman will dip his probossis
Ia red ink. buy glass paper weight for
his shirt bosom aud turn up the bottom
Of his trousers and ask his friends To
have ~suthin' on dc house." Then the
dow Of rum will begin and the state
vill rake in from 10 to 20 per cent profit
at the spigot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

IxDIAxAPoLIs, June 20.-Ex- President
Harrison LETT for New York yesterday.
He viii spend few days in that city
and then 60 TO his cottage ut Cape May
for the summer. The ex presidents cur
respondence has been % heavy that his
days to catch up with it and then join
Mr.. Harrison at Cape May. 1t is no
longer secret that the friends Of the
ex -president expect him to be the re-
publican candidate for president in 1876.
Mr.. Harrison has made arrangements to
entertain the gentlemen who were mem
beers Of his cabinet during the national
Grand Army Of the Republic encamp-
ment here in September.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Waco. Texas. June 9-Deputy
United States Marshal McCampbcll
reached here today from Brownwood,
Texas. having in custody s. j. WalIing,
Jr.. who was arrested on warrant
issued by United States Commissioner
Lidnum of Dallas. Complaint was
made by Bank Examiner Cannon charg-
ing Walling with the embezzlement OF
$1,000 and in making false reports to
the comptroller Of public currency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Original = Francis Shoote. Christie.
pher Sherwood. &. l.. BragnAll. Elmer
-. North. Charles d. West. Sanford p
iced. William ii. Wells, Daniel L. Mil
Ter. James Deer. Additional r. George
Lisk Increase William II. Taylor,
Charles II. Lynch. William beard. John
Benner Reissue Thomas j. Baker
Original widows. etc Laura 4. Baker
Anna Booau tmethef. Louisa scott.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

ASAEcHY's ticket for 1886: For presi-
dent. John r. Altgcld Of Illinois; for vice
president. Johann Most Of the Tombs.
New York. "Unfurl your blood red
banners COMRADES shouts the vice
presidential candidates; tight and vic.
tory shall be ours under Altgel1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

GsovEK wants Dan Lamont to be
governor Of New York. II Dan ever
runs the racs against popular republi.
can he viii lament it TO his dying day.
Growers political future will DOT be GOV.
cred with the halo Of uninterrupted
succes& The people know him now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

SrorkBRIpeE. Mich. June 9.-The
Rev. A. Wetherbec. pastor Of the Stock
bridge and Henrietta Episcopal
churches. had q narrow escape last
night. His horse was killed and his
buggy wrecked by the east bound train
on the Grand Trunk. Mr.. Wetherbce
escaped uninjured-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

wHrAr dropped 10 c2 cents a bushel
in the Chicago speculative market yes
ierday. THIS Is the lowest figure
touched ut since ls57. The causes Of
the slump are varied. from silver 81 par
alys's. but the real cause Is in the over
nupply
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

ToDAY tho Rt Row. George ID. Giles
pie. bishop o. the western diocese IL
Michigan. will complete the iiftieth year
o. his active ministry in the episcopal
church. The reverend ecclcsiastic will
be generously remembered by the mem.
bers u his diocese.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30
Enterprise Cherry St0ner

Arc performing greet good wo In this good iasA Of
kept peace family psevepted divorce
generally lou know how deli
form Of pes al
you when nsuspiciousy bite into
cherry teeth agsinst the pit The
woman preserve calm unrufBed temper and
Within the hounds Of decsm 81 ssch
q is in Hgurstve speech dandy
They rapidly the pits from siSe cherry and ssvs
time. money and annoysnccA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

DoS NJ will give the kickers chance
10 do what they may do. Meanwhile he
keeps an eye on the referees ready to cry
foul" at tho first indication Of success.
A political appointment without Don
Ms approval would be like Hamlet
with the melancholy Dane in the role Of
Falstaff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

~BsrrtssSsKs PFrK." ono % the COW
boy riders. arrived in Chicago yesterday
morning. He got in thirteen minutes
ahead Of joe Campbell. who rode one
aoue all the way. without q cent in his
pooket joe was bsnkrupt when he ar
rstetl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

LrT the worids fair proceed. The
Mahzraish ~ JohoFe IN full evening
drc>s and thu Gsiksar "a Bsrois IN q
tss~>~led fex snd beaded tansc are soon
b, arrive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Hoxs Sxrrs has been caught tipping
he newspaper on state secrefs Hoke IL
the right Kind Il fellow after all II
the state has any secrets worth helding.
the pubic ought % - let in on them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Soss u the Chicago papers arc try.
ing 10 prove that AItgeId 10 an alien,
What's the uses Everybody knows he
- thegreasest AMI most contemplate asa
10 Americs. IL would be compliment
70 prove him an alien.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

RrcHsoSD. Ind. June 39.-Hayncs,
Spencer l. Co. manufacturers of school
and church furniture. made AN assign
ment today. The liabilities are $3.50
and the assets 10000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

New Rsyortsr--.Whst b this note a
youu sbossl I've trisd Tor an hour TO
rcd Il nnd can't
City Editor laflss . careful study a
Tie spisflsl- Mt quite sure. but ]
thiak wrote IL - tsll you that yo0'd
have 10 Improve h your writing g you
wsatsd 70 hold your job Buffalo Cour-
ief.
Easaesd 6ubocsihor the red -heod-
ed hjsna thst edits this paper in!
Olkce Yea. Gs.
T. & tcooling down Confoupd il!
Why. fsllow Just told ne hs vas out.
Truth.
III money dos talk. observed Snobbs.
tbs other aight. II vosid like 10 SIX thu
girl on the silver dollar. Why she % per-
sistently and successfully shuns me-
Philadelphia Record.
Auut Maria--And % when tho prodi-
gal returned. HE father killed the fatted
calf. Little Johnny But What had the
calf been doingY-BDstou Transcript
These arc the times when . good
many IL ~ will hava to ct down cpd
think to Ind out whore We staad.-Ts6y
Prcoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Lccsr f~si~rsI ofic~hclsi~rs sr. snssei
pstinx future probabilities and quietly
seppisr cut before The az descensi=
uhsr- IL feil on the ehirkea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

NV BALTIMORE. Mich. June "a.
Burglars last night drilled the safe Of
the r'air Haven Stave company at Fair
Haven and stole upwards II saO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

The Borden trial has made one thing
very obvious, and that 10 that the de-
PENDANT in Massachusetts, v surer OF q
fair trial than in any other state.-Com-
mercial Advertiser.
News comes OF q Chicago man robbed
at Paris. This 10 refreshing. The rest
Of the world must como in occasionally.
oven in these western humuing times
Evening Sun.
IL appears that France could have
saved time. trs Y IL and the larger part Of
nation scandal oy letting the Panama
canal swindles alone. Evening World.
How will some of our enterprising
contemporaries I'LL their columns when
the Lizzie Borden trial endsy-New York
Telegram.
The Chinese rule--a beheaded banker
for every broken bank--may yet have to
be adopted in America. Baltimore Tel.
egram.
The United States has 200 active
Rcysers. not including this years gradu-
xtes.-Minneapolis Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Ma DsSss Sun sssae~ias hat Chi
csafa asy have r-spsiatinn a 7fposo
~ mass % -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

O~x oaacs - .slsrr - ~effh hushsl
q sbsss, ard ysf shsss = fss fs.-s.s 81
bs~a~..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

NsssLs every day nee horses are
brourhs - csm-tsck para IN train or
the August mesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
A PRAIRIE CHICKEN CONTRACT.
From Forest and Stream

A clipping from Texas paper announces that an
official of one OF the Panhandle counties Of that State
has made a contract with Kansas City firm To de-
river 30 600 dozen prairie chickens within the next
five months. These birds. II Is said, TO he
to Chicago to fill contract made with parties in that
.dty so that Chicago may have supply OF these
birds during the whole time Of Inc Worlds Fair. II
Is hard imagine that 100000 prairie chickens
certainly worth the while Of the authorities Of Texas
to investigate this matter and TO endeavor TO protect
the birds that still exist Lone star State. The
game Texas like that OF other plains states, has
been ruthessiy slaughtered md to-day there Is little
left In comparison with what there used To De.
This little should be preserved by every legitimate
means The destruction OF the prairie chicken over
enormously abundant Is still fresh In the public mind
This Is OF the birds whose determination over
territory has been complete and unless
for It's pr .servaton taken In sections where
II still exists II likely that In the course OF
few years il will stand On the same position now
occupied by It's relative the heath hen OF Naushon:
that is, may exist only in little colonies which are
to die out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
GLAD TO PUT IN GOOD DEMOCRATS.
THE NEW POSTMASTER SAYS HE Is LOOKING
IN c1.cII -. nnnopr1. v1rv

THE NEW POSTMASTER SAYS HE IS LOOKING
FOR SUCH Az OPPORTUNITY.
Charles " Dayton. who has Just been appointed
ly President cleveland rs Postmaster OF this city,
paid n yisi, to the Posioilce yesterday He called
upon Postmaster Van Colt and was ushered into the
Office by Dave" Nelson. he colored messenger. who
mas witnessed the meeting OF the outgoing and in
coming postmascrs for twenty years. NJ. Dayton
and Mr.. Van Colt talked privately for nearly an hour
Mr. Van ot said after the interview that Mr. Dayton
showed himself be active and quickmInded. and ne
thought that tn. Postmaster would readily obtain
familiarity with his duties.
Mr. DAYTON In answer TO questions as TO bis plans
for the future, said Il have asked Mr. Van Colt
10 remain in charge OF the Office until July l. as
have number Of matters 10 arrange. Mr.. Van Co't
was DESTROYS If leaving early possible. but has
kindly consented TO remain until am ready TO take
charge | do not know the duties Of The Office
yet but ] will try 10 improve the service. II
lind any department mas fallen into a rut vii. try
TO lift II ont II find I'm any portion OF the Office
that the methods are those Of twenty years ago.
will try to bring 1t down TO 1898. do not know
whether shall remove heads Of departments. but
presume that changes will b. made and II hnd an
opportunity will be- glad TO put good Democrats Ia
Office shall not consider the question OF removal
until I Am ready to take office. and hope II any
changes are made they Will b. for the Improvement
OF the service"
Mr. DAYTON said that he would probably visit the
Office again next week. There are nearly three
thousand persons employed In the Postoffice and
branches. but only about two or three hundred DO
not under the civil Service rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
PRESERVATION OF THE SEAL HERD.
SIR CHARLES RUSSELL ADDRESSES THE BEHEING
SEA COURT AGAIN.

SIR CHARLES RUSSELL ADDRESSES THE BEHRlNG
SEA COURT AGAIN.
Paris. June g.-Sir Charles Russell spoke again
to-day IN behalf Of The British before the Bchring
ga Tribunal Of Arbitration. lie compared the aui
tude Of the United states In regard 20 the Official
report OF H. ". Elliott. who was sent 10y the United
states Government 10 examine the methods OF seal
catching cic. l.. the Prbylof Islands and Behilng
sea. The conduct of Balak. the king Of the Moabe'
who sent for Halnam the Israelitcs, and
when raaam Lles.od the lsraces instead dismissed
him IN anger
sir Charles asserted that 5tl-lcy Brown nowhere
denied the statement, Of Nr Elliott 70 the effect
iha, the sayng Of the males lowered the fecundity
he herd and that. the male birth rate l. equal
70 the female brthratr. IN" killing OF the males
disimrl- the balance Of the sexrs that the males
formerly fought for mates but few that
the female, could select their own husbands and
have n perpetual clpyear.
Lord Hammer. one 81 the British arbitraiOrs con
CURED In the view that The killing Of male seals was
m irlury n The stock. H. Inquired, however.
whether The regulations proposed might not be- made
temporary.
FIR Charles Russell replied that 1t was serious
matter 10 interfere. even for limited time. with tl"
rights Of nation, on high seas. sir Charles aid"d
that II the court should lind Il 10 Interfere,
doubles, the brl"f.si possible regulations could be
adopted. such regulation, not 10 L. for the aggrnndz~
mcnt Of The United or u The lessee. company.
but ~ preserve The seal species
iond0'. June D. The House II Lords today passed
10 s'cO. reading bill extending tho act Oi l-Jl.
r.latng Hclring To IN" Pacific Ocean adjacent
n Echrifg
Lord Roscbcry ref ring TO the seizure Of British
-c3lcfs by Russian c,ui-'r,, said that he believed
from HE attitude Of Russia that the parties injured
would receive compensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
THE SIMMER SCHOOLS At R0ryD LAKE.

Round Lake. y. T.. June (spcciaD.-Thc summer
schools at this place. which IS about tweny-iv
miles north OF Albany and about ten miles from
Saratoga prines announce their opening for the first
and second week In July. The school OF vocal music
viii be- under Edmund J. Myer. the author OF n num-
Der OF works vocal training and successful
teacher. Mr.. Myer announces that special attention
will be paid TO the principles o teaching, TO correcting
defects In the voice. TO right position production and
control FOR the student Of the and 10 expression
style and Interpretation. Mr.. Myers city address
+ No. 30 East Twentyl 81.
The school OF Languages will open on july IL and
continue SIX weeks. under Professor 4. LII LInde.
Director and Professor Louis Won EltZ teacher OF Ger
French and German will bc taught by the
natural Method" Professor LA Laude's address Is
Ncw-lIayen, Conn.,
The school Of Art will be- conducted by Chester
LOOMS, ana VIII cOntinu" from July ) to August ID.
Mr.. LoOns has lived for than years in Paris,
whCrr lie was a pupil OF Leon BOnnat ana fire.
qnen cAhlblior at tHc Salon. His address Il Engic
wood. y. j.
Round Lake IS summer resort on the Delaware and
Hudson Railroad and Is conducted ON the Chautaulua
Dlsn.