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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
WILL CARRY THE APPORTIONMENT CASE VI

The order OF the Supreme Court. signed by Judge
Cullen, denying the application for a mandamus to
compel the Supervisors to again reapportion the
Assembly Districts of the county on the ground
that aliens included in the population OF the
several districts. was filed yesterday The applca-
ton was denied without costs. United States Dis
trict- Attorney Johnson and +. T.. Barnard who
appeared for the REALTORS will at once take steps
to appeal to the General Term of the Supreme
Court II defeated there they will go to the Court
OF Appeals as in the former case in relation 10
the apportionment, when they won in the court of
last resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Raritan River swollen by Thursdays storm.
kept up a heavy flow of water yesterday, bring
ing with 1t a large quantity Of refuse which
lodged against the temporary bridge at New-Bruns-
wick causing il to weaken
At o'clock last night section one hundred feet
Brunswick Boat Clubhouse had been additionally
anchored to Offset such accident Fortunately
the break occurred the left Of the boathouse and
il ESCAPED the rush of broken tmbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
THE RACES AT CLIFTON.

The races at Clifton yesterday resulted follows:
First race-six furlongs. F1atlands frs. ST. Hubert
second MONDAY Third. Tme-1 :17i3.
Second race-Flve furlongs. Napoleon first Quartz
second, cDrite third. Time-1 04i4.
Third race-Six and a half furlongs Unicorn first
Marcelus second Industry third. Time-1 :25.
Fourth rsce-Ffye furlongs. Skedaddle first, Grey
Eagle second. Mabel Glenn third. Time-l :03.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs. Bess McDun first Bal
brlggan second, Double Cross third Tiuie-1 292
sixth race-Sx furloncs. Airpant first Harry Alonzo
second Rico third. Time-1 :16l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
A RACE AND PosrPoNEMENT AT RED BANK

iseo BANK N j.. Aug ga yacht for 800 was
sailed here this afternoon between the Cnch owned by
hiram hiapp OF New-loik. and the Kid, owned by
bsysrd mayer Of Boston. The distance was ten miles
and the wind was light The Clnch won in two and a
half hours beating the Kid by 81 seconds
The August regatta Of the Shrewsbury Club which
was set Tor te'noffo" has been postponed Indefinitely
BECAUSE several OF the yachts entered were damaod nv
"wednesday nights storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
IfOBOKEN.

John Lamke, forty-fve years DID, OF No. 7OS First
ST. Hoboken. was found drowned yesterday in
a pond that had gathered on the meadows at Ninth
St As he had not been since Wednesday night
it is believed that he wandered on to the meadows
during the storm and became exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
CANES TODAY.

New-York Pittsburg. at Polo Grounds. Ncw-fofX
Brooklyn VS. Chicago at Eastern Park Brooklyn
Washington VS.. ST Louis a Washington
Baltimore VS.. Cincinnati. at Baltimore.
Philadelphia vs.. Louisville, at Philadelphia
Boston vs.. Cleveland, at Boston
The NewYork and Pittsturg teams will play two games
az the Polo Grounds to-day first starting at D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

"nyEW-YORK DAY" AT THE WORLDS FAIR
WILL BE SEPT. 4. AND THE PICTURESQUE
Erie Lines next personally conducted excursion
leaves New-York Chambers-st.. 1918 IA. m, Satur-
dsy September 2. Limit. ten days. Rate, SIS
With privilege Of returning via Niagara Falls. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
pITTSBURG

Earned runs-Pttsburg NewYork l. Lei, on sss asn
rm OF German l. struck ou-By Kilen l. by German Ta
q Home run-Bcckley. Three base bit-DonoNan. Two
base bjtSoSmtb LYONS Earle. Ward Davis, Doyle So
rifce hs-Mack. Earle .; Burke Iirrnan, Poye wrVon
Double play-Bierbaucr mnassisiedl. Hit by pcnhe,rm
Davi-. Wild pitch-tierman. Umpre-h''"uhs' i''"'
NJ pame-o "a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
rhn rrnnhlrn and chleago teams played vecontested

The brooklyn and Chicago teams played welcontested
and interesting game at Eastern Park brooklyn yesterday
the home team winning through timely batting Ansons
decrepit crew hit hard but not steadily. In the fourth
inning Dahlen spiancd his leg IN trying 10 get i' hit
from Grnln,s bat He to LETT field Wimot to
centre and Camp 20 short. He did good work there,
making the star Of the in the eighth inning
of Grinn's bat lie to deep left field and caught
the ball as 80 was falling from him. The scor:
CuICAGO. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
THE DUNDEE RAcETRAcK SOLD.

The Dundee rscetrack formerly owned by syndicate
OF men in Bergen County " j.. sold yesterday to
j. NJ. Pollock. Of this city The check for $4,000 the
Price paid, signed by H. Engeman. the
Of the Clifton rseetsck who also the Brighton track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

Earned runs-Chicaco p Brooklyn L. First lase on
erOrsChicaso Eroekyn l. Let on tas a.
4. Struck out-By Abbey l. by Kennedy g. Three base
hts-wmot. Cam: Hatfield DAILY saerhe,, hts-L I
Day Kennedy Doutlc pays-Parrott, Linec ami An
son Iinnire-Sherdan Timc-l 80. AttCndance2, 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 2ilsun 6i2Moon sets 81 Moon's age II
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM-Sandy Hook :30lGov. Island :5sl Hell Gate 81
PM-Sandy Hook 56Gov Island 10 Hell Gate 10 "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

For two hours and half at the Poio Grounds
yesterday the New.York md Phtsburg oa'eoa'i teams
bated for supremacy without result darkness stopping
pay after the tenth inning 10 one Of those happy
which please everybody Inc patuhs was
OF the lvecst kind but wonderful running catehes ana
still more remarkable throws kept down the score.
Tho Pirates made seventeen hits win iomoaole totas
ve, ,e,uan wa ecc,Ive ot critical moments Two long
throws from the outhed by Doyle and one by Fuller eich
cut OF runs plate. The work OF ward Davis ana
superb. The Giants nj. 'he pan nara
riet through wonderful fielding prevented them from
scoring many nuns The most remarkable OF the many
clever PLAYS made in the second inning, deprived me
Giants OF three possibly five or six ruos win the
bases full Wilson terrific line drive between fieh'
and centre fields 1t looked like home run, but Bier
hr ,rod wildly nm with his left hand high in the
air 1t brought the ball down to earth with MN ana
completed a double play lie was lituc hurried o'e'
his aerial flight he might have made triple pay
score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
A DRAW WITH PITTSBURG.
TERRIFIC BATTING AND WONDERFUL
FIELDING AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

DARKNESS ENDS THE GAME BETWEEN NEW.
YORK AND THE SMOKY CITY MEMBER
BAUER SAVES THE VISITORS FROM De-
FEAT BY A REMARKABLE RUN.
MING CATCH BROOKLYN
BATS WELL AND WINS
FROM CHICAGO.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Newyork 4 pjttshurg &, Louisville o. philadelphia b.
fDr,w, - N''o '" cincinnati 1, baltimore ..
BrookIyn Chicaro4 St Louis g. Washington o.
Boston g. Cleveland 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ d.,
90 WEST S9rlI-Sr $1,000
Diseases OF the Nervous system. Ienltot rihfry
Organs Imrotency and Serility Hours. b ]. 70 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
Announcements.

Rrummell Carames Rich, Mellow and Dell.
cous Name on each wrapper. Brummeps fine chocolates
and bon.bons Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

T. X w "OCTA.- "SuATTFMrCr f. & w.
Either style II YOU a low collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
Mrs WINs1ow,s SOOTHING SYRrP

Mrs WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRIP ,.s =,
has used for FIFTY YEARS by MlILlDNS,y %
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TE TIL n
ING with perfect SUCCESS IL SOoI iiIs ne ,miiptS
SOFTFNS THE GUNS. ALLAYc All. PAlN, - trIo
WIND rOLIC, aud The Bl$sT REMEDY tos
M lRRUOEA Sold hv DRUGGISTS IN eNery part OF
The world TWENTY-FIVE CENTS \ BOTTLE.
IN TOWN or ont MILHAU'S CALISAYA serves
10 combat debility fatigue change OF "Aaher damphe"
and malaria. SIX bottles. $50. ls3 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

Steamer Catana Ger. Matzen sailed from Para Tor
New.York August 20. -.
steamer OBJ Lancaster. sailed from Ba badoS
| August % for New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26

HIS MOTHER AND BROTHER CLAIM IT-CHARGES
MAY DE PREFERRED AGAINST
THE nETECTfyES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

ally aud morally. Above me words OF
tas nsutstsr con.d BE heard tsls art
tfokee snd 1esFtrendlng soes 81 the
xirllsn sllos. xnc sst stsrfo0a1ed ~
slxsY OF ne u.smbers az ne force.
After lhe s<fuoa was over ana All bad
haksa for the last Gsss At t8e face OF
TIE dead, the coma Nzs carried cut bs
Pssrcimen Mad. a., Ouefr.sr. hoexn-
t.lng, Whalsu. SsaFgis arc FISHER.
Inc mensosfs " TIE force. headed
~ Wurxburx's sseont reximsnt bsnd
a0a tns pslfos wagon, led tbs proes>-
sion. which proceeded q the Valley
civ cemsfeTy. where the lnteFtnsnt
took place. Folloslpg tie police. who
sefe on foot. MAS a slslgh occup.ed by
captain Johnson, Lleutensnt Hurley +,
Sergeant Nccarsy. Clerk stevens and
the detectives oergezLt Webb. mount
ed. was N command OF the fofcs.
Before leaving headquarters, rssolu-
soma sefe adopted expressive II sym-
patty with Mira kntSo aud appropriate
ing $50 10 the widow from the BENEFIT
kSSoclAuor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

The Indictment weather last evening
prevented many persons from enjoy.
ing = delightful enterta. nment gwen
IN Good Ienaplar's hall 10y Peninsular
chapter Order OF the Eastern star. The
hall was fairly well tiliec. however,
and the audiences showed marked sp.
probation OF the efforts Of those who
took part IN the program, winch was
as follows:
Pan salo, Miss Jennie Barnes.
Selection, Mrs iovejoy's orchestra.
Recital. N, 1.-The Burglar Alarm, -
Miss Mshelle Shaw.
Vocal solo. Mrs. f.. G.. Clergyman.
Piano colo, Miss Gertle Gown.
Pantomine, Miss Bucks pupils.
Recitation. WAY Down East"
George Butler.
Mandolin duet, Clifford Strong and
INMATE Gregls.
Piano and c,aronet. Prof. Wellen.
stein and Harry Hubbard.
Recitation, "Awx Ilallsn," Ernest
Wilkes.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Iovejoy.
Violin solo. Miss Grace Spears.
Recitation, "Tne Evening Before
Miss Clara Buck.
Harp solo, Iottie Buck.
Piano 500, Nina Newton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Wei Armed With Asganents and Bill.
to< Legislators.

Nesdames Mary g. Pcars&ll. Flor
enes A. Chase, Mary Bryant, Helen NJ.
Lobdell, IA. Margaret Downs. Libblc
MAYNARD, Constance Maynard. Charles
ss3ewey aud Emliy g. kctcaam Will
leave today for I.nsing 20 attend the
annual meeting OF the M.chigsn Equal
-Gtfragc ASSOCIATION, which Will con-
yene there February /, , and 3.
Three blii<. via, 10 provide Tor mu-
niclpai suffrage Tor women; second.
for = separate prison Tor women, aud
third. Tor women 10 be appointed oti
the bos1d OF managers OF the Indus
trial Home for Girls, Will be framed
and presented To the legislature. Mary
A. Doe and May ;. Kusrgs II Bay City
are already on the ground lobbying in
favor of them.
Toe program for the session viii be:
TUESDAY evenlng-Execatse com
msttee meeting
disappointment OF COM
mitsees; address by Dr. sara Il. ARM
sifoug of Bay CITY; address ot welcome
by the Rev. DiekeTman of Lansing, and
fesponsr ~ A.ss .. j. Csfptnter OF
Dimondale; presidents address. by
''ine Expedicncy OF the Ballot Tor
Woaien, Harriet j.. Boutelle, Detroit;
address, "1he Women OF Tomorrow, /"
Mrs. Lee bowman Adams OF Grand
Rapids.
inussday-Repcrt OF committees;
address BY tae hey. W. +. Dlcker.1sn
OF Lansing; talk On reform institutions,
by superintendent NJ. j. Wood OF Lam
sing: aid rrss, Florence A. Chase OF
GrAnd Rapids; 'tNoman's Legitimate
aud ii egitlmats Influence N Politics, +"
the Rev. Caroline. Bsrtell, Kalamazoo:
address. the Rev. Anna Howard Shaw
OF Washington.
krlcay-Electicn OF officers; address,
illegal status Of ~ omen aud Children
IA the United STATES" ". a. Root. Bay
CITY. address. olIya j. Carpenter. d.
mondale. industrial Home Tor Girls. -
superintendent ATS. Slckles OF Adrian;
the Dangers OF an Educated. lire.
spons.bie Glass;" Josephine Ahnefeld,
t,oss of Grand Rapids; dangers of
immigration" Prof. kens MIcnaels.
Albion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

To Move Street Cars Over the Icy Rsss
Lsss Nlgnt.

To Move Street Cars Over the Icy Rsls
Lass Nlgnt.
At 10 time thls winter has the street
car equipment OF this city been pat 10
. more severe ssss tnaa last evening
from o'clock 10 O'Clock The rain
and s.ees came exactly on time 10 have
the rails coated ~ 81 hour whea The
tratic vas heaviest. The great engines
IA the power house fairy groaned sn-
der the burdra pat upoa tAsm- they
were forced 10 their greatest capacity
and the dyusmos resoised ~ their
maximum speed. The current grew
stronger and stouger until tue measur.
ing instruments could no longer sndl-
cate rs strength.
Those who crowded the slowly NOV
ing cars or waited long time for their
car mad but Little idea OF the grest
output IL energy To maze the cars
move NJ all. In seyeral cases arms-
lures were burned and the cars had O.
be ruu into the repair shops. Manager
Chapman said il MAS tue seyerest storm
for the company that had struck
Grand Rapids TINS winter aud IL would
COS, considerable 10 repair disabled
cars after the tracks were Clear of Ice
4Kalu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
MEN WHO SELLPINE
Viii Do Business and Enjoy
Life Here Today.
RIAL IuMBERnEws ANNUAL
xe<1 Oar ana s.shs ftsss Thsy WIN
CO % sraks<sa ios Pleasure Tssp.
| Asn..A q Yssssssar.

TodsT ths N,en,gHa Retail Lumber
Dealers s-zoe.aslon Gill hold - annual
meeting IN the Lincoln cub FoomA
Ats o'clock tbss ssoralnx TIE board
of directors ~lli hold an executive
ssssson IA the Morton house. he
hoard c0Is<is ol President. u. NJ.
taxeF ot AcE4os VICE pfssldsut. -. NJ
Am Ion OF -tuFza.. secretary, A. T.
Moore q Aibion. snt Frxak NJ. kAtn-
tnn x Bstlis Creek, l. D. Blxoy OF
Kalamazoo. Thomas j. ksscn Of Ann
Arnor. n. EyrDs OF Milford. jean
Dfegge o. s,Fand Rapids. and Hugh J.
jack Il Flint
After TIE meeting Of the directors .
genera meeting will be bed 10 the
club 70 as. and tcs routine business of
the day transacted. Excsp. the read
inE 81 he annual reports and election
81 otiesss there = litiie OF importAnce
coming bstore ths nlsetiuy. In the
evening ths iunteuaen Gil visit Tow
srs' n = toiy. and laugh tnemse. ves
hoarse over ~Ar. Niikinson's sdows.
lonlorreN the delegates sltn the aic
OF al exrursion trsia aud the e. 4. a
1. road wlli s~0op doen npon toe deni-
zeus 81 Muskegon. That city has made
elabcrats preparations % receive them
and h'g renqEst VII probably b.
among the alirscuoas- 10 - stated ~
sxeelien- authority mat the menu wall
not De eoabnet - sawdust and spruce
gum Ih4 {. 4 ". NJ. roaI VIII see
hat tho vf.tors return 10 this city.
Many oltn delegates belong 10 the
gEsa. lunder order u the Hoo Hoe,
aol wear s1e badge u the society pom
49, . - 49,.
of ne order ase pied xed TO foster AMI
" tcet back ests and TO love oths r
i4nanermen. Inls eompr ses all the
carst.sn virtues. from IambeFmar's
stAnl ms. Tor one that truly loves rs
brother .umterusen Will uot cut prices
or kick on las grade. Neither will ne
nnd lac esE saogt .a25 feet o. lumber
ard 500 sasnEiss.
The badge 81 tne order i black cat
against tac< ground q SnA.ehIs,
rSt.
Tia degree Is known rs .'the Kitty
degree" h1f. tbs kitty "a 10 Teiat W. 20
tie wcil-knoWa felfao that plays -
prom urnt a part IA toe great Ameri-
can sc al tuncLsOn known as "A hltle
game u draw"
Among the delegates that arrived IN
toe aiottan .sst right were:
u 81 Baker CT Adrian. II. G.. Will
sms of Morencl. j.. J. Gouid-bcrough
OF Hadeon, ". -. Tau OK Burr Oak. :.
L.. Mead % saginaw. r. VI. Lindsey,
". r. Judd OF Dowagiac. J. ". Ham
moul % Bay City. NJ. l. Pear of ssgi-
nav. II. 1 >howermsn of Paw Paw. j..
=. HhlOt Erection. ,. A. Iancksley Of
ioasglac. l. 1. Hunt OF Co-iccson.
a.. +. S.ther of Cincinnati, ;. h. 60F-
ham ot Iona. A. y. Moore OF Albson.
~. j Webb. -. e. Thickssun OF tassop-
ois r. :. CArl'sie OF kdszEdsburg. X.
a.. Clayton OF Dayton, q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Certificates for n thousand shares of
G.. X. 4 i. stock issued TO the city IN
1919, when the ROAD was beng built,
have been lost go long that NOBODY ap-
pears TO know where they are at.
Auditor German OF the railroad COM
pany does not remember thar the city
was ever represented a. q meeting of
stock holders.
Miss Amslie Hofer of Chicago IS the
| guest OF Mss Hester stowe OF No. l13
: utn Lafayette street. Miss HOfer
will address the kindergarten study
meeting At Fountain Street Baptist
church today 81 3 p. m, alsoa meeting
a. the same church Thursday evening.
The clearing house figures yesterday,
SIS. 62S %. show an Increase OF Sb6,-
S59.ys over the corresponding day of
Last year. The total tor the month Of
January was Sf.sSf;7fl a. compared
with 81, l55, SzI - for the same month
OF 1872, al increase OF S52s ,9ly.7o.
Messrs. Hosken. Rlchens and David
son viii accept the office OF building
inspectors rendered by the city. Tue
law provides that the compensation
may be liked by the council.
The alarm of IRE from box No. 3l2
IFcAEl4&F ~ III NHt ItA1fA
blsze IN some waste papers on the rear
damage was d0ae.
Toe Rev. J. q. Floyd. formerly in
MISSION work IA india, has BEEN APP
pointed pastor OF the second Street VI.
/, church oy Presiding Elder Cogshail.
Dr. Flunrer's lecture st All SOULS
church last evening was postponed H.
definitely because OF an accident TO
Prof. Csrman's stereoptscon apparatu<
Mrs. 4. HI. FOX entertained the
friends OF Purity lodge. Daughters 81
i.ebeccs. n her home, No. z53 Fourth
avenue last evening.
The Farmers Mutual FIRE Insurance
comp.ny'- annual meeting vii be held
February ia the farmers club room
IN TIE court house.
Leckhder council. order OF Chosen
Friends. vii give pedro party thus
evening At their hail. No. ~ Waterloo
street.
The February meeting of the Farm
ere club al. be absorbed BY the farm
ers' institute 20 be held at Lowell next
week.
NJ y. Church and wife left yesterday
Tor Nashington, II. &. Mrs. Churca
VII also visit ia virginia snd fiorina.
one package q book. from Hamburg
were received 10 tie custom house yes.
terisy fo- A. Margarine.
TIE receipts from fees in the county
clerks Office for toe month OF jan
nary vas t296.ss.
Toe Fall Moon club will give priro
masquerade bal a, simmons bail this
sveainz.
George Rec, the ovsrcost thief. wa
taken O. lena yesterday. is Will iarry
tso ypsrs.
TIE Grand Rapids freight coinmt,tee
yesterday revised the tariff GA scfAp
IRON.
1bs Progressive sQrtuslfst society
q sscom OK smthtoas % tsiild a tenn
pc.
br. Crs-.es Batter has gone . CT
csxJ - sttent 81 n8tasrs funeral
Jsmss r. Chsam.a .eis Tor cscsxo
a. gnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
Y. p. S. c. <. Monthly,

The regniar monthly union meeting
of the Young Peoples Societies ..
CHRISTIAN Endeeyor was held last night
IN the First Presbyterian church, and,
Notwithstanding the weather, was very
well attended. Inc meeting was full
OF help for young Christians, and
seemingly was much spp1 Grated by
them. The program was as follows:
Reading OF scripture ana prayer by
toe Few. l.. II. DAVIS.
Address-llr. j. l.. Jackson.
Vocal Duet-Alrs. smith, j. c. Krox.
AddTe----'ihe Rev. J. r. Hustled.
Tr.O-&rs. Holt, Mrs. CLARK and Me.
Rose.
The next union meeting will be held
~ the First Reformed cnugcA March
-. ~ which time Will be held the an.
nual election OF officers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

sixty omS-rs Turned o., to A,tsnd HIS
OsS-quiss-

CsS-quiss-
The funeral Of Pstro.msn William
Ru.co vas held yesterday afternoon q.
the German Methodist church snc VAS
attended by a lArgacoenF&oy q trends
Rad comrades Of toe YouaE policeman.
The body II the church wac filisd WIKI.
members II the police force. smoog
t1sm Captain johnson, Lieutenant
Hurley. -~rgrsnts Webb aud Mctsrty.
Jndxe Hazxrrty. pollce Court CLERK
stevens. Eeht Holmes. Police Clerk
Felton ans +. + NcRsyuoics. secre-
tary ~ TIE board OF police AID FIRE
Cowmiss n1ars.
Tas easke. ras literally covered with
tu~efs. enc o,-ef ot 49, being woven
,Dete ot rsirQ mans tsli. A large
p.ila~ 81 caHz lhiies from the Police
E@lef sssoc sroh and A. emblem ~
broken ratrn.ulans tsit. with the
Ne. 81. -hIig's nuniber.T iu TIE cen
trr. contributed ~ the business m-1 Of
So city. occupied pcsUoDs a. sisaer
eut 20 the tsr
kfier an sioQ3ers prayer for the iiv-
irE a. well a. tne dad. offered y the
Fes J. Kern. castor 80 ths cnareh. the
cBcr ssox. "Nekrrr Ny tod 10 hsr.
sal fsstor NerA t0ax rs ext. 10 vas
from trst Samnel. n q There =
tus enc step uesweea me and dsssb -
snt n = short Dos eierueut address he
sro<e fselnxiy.ef yoanz hfs ended /.
"a tie uiost u hesitA md sctivity lie
SPOKE ~ Rasse rs man ~ great ply
srai srefEs 80 picture 81 vtxor sad
be.lsa 49, fill - hose. potA qaYsic-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Sad Story Tod By Good Man IL
AtvefaltY.

John +. Welsh. an old man residing
IN room Is. A. No. a. south DIVISION
street. applied 70 the police for al IN
nrdlug pioymeat yesterday He
told most pitiful story Of former
comfortse.e circumstances aud o; chill
drsn who bad robbed him. iis wife
lies a. the point OK death IN their room.
suffering from heart disease. lie saws
10 nss looked for work DAY after dAy.
and escn nig-t a forced - 80 back 10
rs wife VITA the same sad tale % no
work" lie told his story with he
;esrs streaming down his wlthered
creeks He sad ne wasso discouraged
he did not know how De would be sole
- cheer up ia sex wife when be re-
tnrned 70 her. lie bad tue appearance
81 man well sducstsd. He DID moi,
AK Tor charity bus Tor an opportunity
- essa a i.vlng. !ts says ia formerly
tsrd IN tnls city bs; mas been away for
some years and returned last October
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
NOTHING nur BEER
VIII Go at the Jefferson Clubs 0rea,
Banquet.

6u 10 ~ the icIcrsou Nsuu 0fea'
Banquet.
The number o. members at the JEFF
ferson club last night WAS not large,
but there Was considerable enthusiasm
expressed for the banquet, which will
be held IN Sweets hotel February 10.
One Of the main objects OF the banquet
IS 10 induce more democrats to JOIN the
club. ant go tickets will be sold TO none
bur members OF the organization. TIE
tickets nave not yet been printed. but
something over tifty have been sold.
The committee on arrangements was
instructed last night 10 procure nothing
10 the way of LIQUID refreshments bui
beer. Al the next meeting the banquet
tickets will be on hand ready for sale
TO trose members who wish 10 attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

The booSs ia The easton house IN
lii. CIV saow that the value az goods
received here. On wnseh speeine doty
sas eaafgsd, IN Jsnaa.y MAS <ls,7ss,
aad the duty collected Ma <5.55S.s5.
The vAlns Of goods on which al
valorem duty was charged Was s7,2ss,
tae dutv collected was x2.l3o.ls. Toe
value Of free goods received was 81 Al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

The Rev ) a.. crefar ~ siafg.
leftorti last nssht At tie AS0ns n r.
efafca On Asa fSH. or ffc pansers
tud ~sfesssrds - tsunk slsn. A
stthsi AID enck vas pfeseuf. Next
tsessiay -Fsairg Mis- Bessie tseofgr 81
hs sipfa wt4l give fsatatlaas IS tbe
tmes faarrn.