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Evening journal., 1893-04-26
Americas first Recorded rel,nss.

The first observations Of an eclipse Of the
sun taken by American astronomers were
made on Long island, Penobscot bay. on
Oct. q, 1850 On that occasion a party from
Harvard college, headed by Professor S. w.
Hollis, LII. d., having obtained the consent
of the British general who was in command
OF Castine, landed at Bounty Cave and
made the house Of one Shubael williams
their headquarters. The totality of tho
eclipse was visible only at Penobscot bay
and vicinity, n fact which would make such
an event one Of great import even today. 1t
is but justice TO add that the observations
made by the Harvard scientists were very
successful, notwithstanding the fact that
their instruments were very crude and in
accurate.-New York Press
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
NEws sUMMARIq
sARLY
NntinnnI

A motion was made IN the United
States Supreme Court to advance the
case Of James Lennon. tae Aun Arbor
engineer, who was committed for con
tempt by the Circuit Court
The Duke of Versgua leaves Washing
ton TO day for New York to witness the
naval review
President and Mrs. Cleveland and
party leave Washington by special Pull
man train for New York Mr. Cleveland
will continue his trip to Chicago and
Mrs Cleveland will return to the White
House
President Cleveland appointed i F.
Mckinney, Of New Hampshire, to b.,
minister to Columbia aud Thomas L
Thompson, OF California, to be minister
10 Brazil
A meeting Of the Pan Telephone Com
pany will be held in 81 Louis TO day
aud it Is said some sensational develop
ments will result over the opening uf
he books Of the concern by Secretary
Comfort
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
Torrirn.

AT a session Of the R,iehstag Herr ALL
wardt. the Hebrew hater, made certain
charges against DR.. Miqoel, Minister OF
Finance, which we're referred to a com
mittee.
Kaiser William, OF Germany, conferred
the order Of the Black Eagle on Cardinal
Rampolla, papal secretary Of state.
In the House of Commons an order
from Chief Secretary Morley, of Ireland,
to the Belfast police directing them to
protect the Catholics was read
While things are outwardly quiet al
Belfast there is an increased bilternes,
Of feeling between the Catholics ano
PfotesfRnts.
The decision Of the conference Of th,
Unionist laborers at DevoDsbire Hous,
was that Mr. Balfour and 1r. Chamberlain
should move 10 amendment TO the Home
Rule bill in committee, although theS
should participate in the debates Anc
divisions.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
Pennsylvania.

Nathan 7. Hayes. proprietor of the
Eagle Hotel West Chester, drowned
himself IN the city reservoir.
The Liberty Bell, under its escort Of
Philadelphia officials. bad triumphai
reception along its line Of travel west
ward toward Erie.
In the case Of the State vs. the Fall
Brook Coal Company, Judge Simonton
Az Harrisburg. gave a decision for the
plaintiff, sustaining the eonstitutionality
II the Boyer revenue act Of 1901.
The York Democratic Council refused
to confirm number of the appointments
Of the new Republican may or, Louehs
some Of the Republicans voting with the
majority.
he Delaware County Republican
Executive Committee after warm fight
decided to hold the committee convention
on May 25
The Harmonist Society has sent as ar
exhibit to the Chicago Fair, valuablt
collection Of 81 k manufactured by tn,
society sixty years ago.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
miscellaneous.

The international squadron, with the
Philadelphia leading the port column and
the Blake leading the starboard arrived
AZ New York and anchored In tho lower
bay The Russian man Of war Dimitri
Douskoi arrived In the morning and the
caravels and the Spanish3-ships Monday
hight. so that the whole feet Is ready for
the great review.
Secretary Of the Treasury Carlisle de.
olined to sccept The financial proposition
If the New York bankers forwaid de-
through Assistant Treasurer Jordan
rousing mass m-eting was held g.
Columbia, 9 condemning the actioi
af Governor Fillman, who gave the negr,
John Peterson over TO the mob at Den
mark who tried and lynched him
The National Worlds Fair Commission,
shich was TO have met in Chicago. ad
JNurned the meeting until 70 day Though
most of the members favor Sunday open
ing the commission will respect the SC
lion Of Congress and keep the fair
closed
Mrs Albert Hensley. known on the
stage as Carrie Granville. after q per
formaDee In Newark, Monday night
when she was the gayest Of he gaS
dancers and singers took dose Of lauda
nam and crtosote and died from tn,
effects
Tue hearing in the case Of Carlyle W.
Harris the condemned wife poisoner, TO
ascertain wb tber be Is entitled to execu
tive clemencY was begun before Com
missioner Raines In New York
In the arrangements for the naval
feview in New York. Secretary Carlisle
came into conflict With the newspapers,
refusing them any extra privileges on a
evenue cutter and ia consequences the
eawspaper have made other arrange
ments
Admiral 6herardi, hearing that Secre
tary Of the Navy Herbert had alo we'd a
number Of visitors entree on the revenue
cutter Grant, eountermanded the order
allowing It to take part in the naval
parade
Archbishop Ryan delivered sermon IN
St Buke's Cathedral New Orleans on
The occssion of the centenary celebra
tiou Of that diocese.
Two prisoners broke away from a New
York deputy sheriff while on their wav to
Sing Sing prison
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
A veteran nnilrnnl Nan.

The most notable railroad conductor on
the track in Maine is the veteran Elbridpe
Iowle, who has been running for Al years
on the eastern division of the Boston and
Maine and is now over 20 years of age,
with the white hairs Of patriarch, but
bronzed and hearty. When Hannibal Ham.
hn made the trip to Washington to as.
sumo the vice presidency Of the United
States, il was from the rear end Of Conduc-
tor Nowle's train at Salem and Newburv-
port that Lincoln's confrere made his noted
speeches And when James G. Blaine be
gan his last journey to Washington Con.
ductor Iowle superintendent the train from
Portland TO Boston. Ex-President Frank.
lin Pierce made his last trips with this con.
ductor, too, going generally to his summer
home at Rye Beach.-Lewiston Journal.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
philadelphia.

An appeal has been issued by the Free
Library Association Of this city, calling
upon Philadelphians TO give fnancia
assistance In the establishment OF Il
iiee library, for the founding Of which
the late George y Pepper len
81 900
The Pennsylvania Society OF the Co.
lonial Danes Of America elected new
officers
Fix President Grants memory was
honored by the "Old Guard" of
the Chicago Convention of 1880
who held a reunion and attended !
banquet.
The First Blaine Club adopted resolu
tions condemuing the Republican leaders
Of Philadelphia
David Evans says the Bourse
directors rejected his plans and he viii
sue for services rendered.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
RAILn,,aD~

IDhh4Sf LVANlh RAILROAD STAND
Ahb Railway Of America --Prote cied
giaes gghir9ugRoal 5y the interlockine Switch and
PHILApELPHIA, WILMINGTON ana BAt
rlMohE Isn5 RAILROAD. u Of p. M, January,
Trains VIII leave Wilmington as follows
bh5laGe Gelphias "a express, 6s ? b5, a 20 630T y
os = a. ~ ~ sl, 800, o. 10. 5 II, 5 So
Aecommoaation,8 90 8 s., z %, s O8, 10 asa %.
" ~. Z %. 3 ~, ., y, 8 40, 40, 10 30 "a.
~, 49, 9l2pm. ~
Aceonmodation.c %, 6s,7 O5. Os, 10 4b, Il 81
"a, II ~, 20, AZ, 20, 20, 40T 40 10 81 ID m
New York, b5. 2 s., %, s 30 3 IS. s 30 T9 IL,
y % 10 45 Il Il m. sl2 19, 81. 3O5, IS 10. 5ii,
q. O8 +6 81, Z 06, IS, 8 y. 10 30 D m.
toston, Without change, 10 10 u IA, 66Sum
New Orleans. Richmond, and Danvflie ~
press. Il m. All sleeping cara and dining
West Chester. via Lamokin. $50. sOenm
2 70 40 pm
.sewNrb Center snc intermediate stations
81 N, u 30. 83 p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, lOIi
q, " O6. 2 AZ, 4 As, 8 06 p m, l2 l3 night.
baltimore and Bay Line, II D m.
Baltimore and Washington, 435 8Mqt
l9l5, Il 90 m, IL Oe, i2 80. 81 O5. EOS. 4sl,si7
~. % 4s, 8 20 p m, Y 20 night.
l Tslns r. for Delaware = 81 DIVISION q, leaye w for
Z" oD, 81 m, l2 08 night
lewes. 8 10 m. 487pm
llnlmHr.
: u ~, p D IN, " o. night.
harrington, DeiInaI anu way stations, 10
e. hsrringtqn and way stations. 2 50 p N
shxpresH for Wyoming, 8 so
exprere for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
'urt and Norfolk, II ls N. u o. night
,lssse Philedelphia, Broad street for Wi.
2 d8, II Is q m, " 10, s12 25, 3O 2 02 346 358
.ul, 40, D. 08, B 30. h6. q II, 90, Z 40, IL l6
Accommodation, 8 2O,7 IS, 10 %, ii @am.is,
ss,a TO- t 81, ~. 49, 10 Go. 10 40, II 38 D. m
sunday Trsins-Leave Wilmington 70
no isdelphia, express. 55, 55, 4 20 $50, 900,
lg4tl ~ %, II 81 N, 3l3 05, 0A, 10, 58 O6
= 10, ] 4B, 4O5. s 20. 10 30 p m.
5S5hsssoteT express 55. = y, oO, SuO, 4 g. am
a. sos N. IL il. Is. o. %, Is 10 81 pm
New York, express, 55. 2 5b, 4 20, Z 90 g 30
6O6 g q, I O8, 10 30 . m
strinn, without change, So y III.
New Orleans, Richmond and Danville
CAT.
West Chester,yia Lamokin, 8 o. a m. ~ o a..
eeW Castle, 81 M IL Oj night.
cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
OH. l2 o. night.
Middletown Clayton. Dover, wyomins, Fsi.
IN, Harrington, Bridgevilie. Seaforli Lauiel
+n0 pelmar. " 0l night.
baltimore and Washington 85 sUl. Ou
o, Y OK. " 10. 3 u. % lo. : "a. 20 n, " q
Baltimore and intermediates stations. 10 10
N, Y O6, 8 00 p m snd IL 10 night.
LEAVE Philadelphia BrUad street. tor VII
uin,.t ton, express, 30, 20, 10. II Is d n t2 10
y %. On ~. s35. II Is. II 20 . m. L o.
tght
Accommodation. rs. 10 as a N. ~ Re- y or a.
g 10 03, II 3s nl
For further Information. passengers ste
erred to the ticket Office at the station
Nl9ogressional Limited United Express train II
.'uSed entirely Of pnllfnHf Nasrthuie lu
nd Dining Cars No extra fare.
slimited Express tfallis. O,Laiiurea Ol euit
nan vestlbule Parlor Cars. vestihule psssar
fAtasa h.. and iFf "a No rHrnf fa4
fRichmond and Danville Express, Slerping
Parlor and Dining ar attached. CNo coaches.
Dining ar attached
5. NJ PROVOST j. H. NO.
,fenera- nannser. .rener- Passehger Az
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
New IsrseY.

The inquest was begun at Princeton IN
The case Of John Shaun who died undet
suspicious circumstances
A detachment of three troops from the
United states cavalry will camp this
summer with the state troops AZ Ser
Grit
The Cape May county court decided III
favor Of the plaintiff seven suits in eject
ment brought against unsatisfactory
eolonists at the Woodbine Hebrew settle,
ment.
The Atlantic county freeholders de-
cided that Steward John Turn.r must
resign or practice the economies they
have recommended.
The Camden police arrested Frauk
Tiedeman aud Thomas MEG shan The,
admitted being present at the shooting
Of Michael Burke by Harry Johnson.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
Heroic treatment For New shoe..

When your shoes squeak 60 TO a shoe.
maker and have him put a peg in the mid
die Of the sole, and there will be no more
loud proclamations. Another thing, when
you buy a pair Of new shoes and they hurt
yotr pnt water IN them and let it remain
for a minute, then pour it out, and if your
shoes burn or hurt you after that you can
say am wrong. The water takes all the
natural heat out Of the leather and makes
the shoes oomfortable.-Hom Queen.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
wrote MS win on 4I, ,o,vn nol,.

There lately died in Mexico miser Of the
name Of Monccke His relatives were nm
willing that his body should be Inferred as
he had tattooed his viii over his chest with
some red pigment instead of using pen and
ink. The court decreed that the remarka.
bic human document" should be copied
and the representation duly attested in the
presence Of witnesses. This was done. and
the court pronounced the queer will genu.
ine.-St. Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26

If you wish toayoid the rush thet W.
usually have on Saturdays call in fhis
evening or ~ morrow. pick out wha'
suits YOU. we'll have II laid aside for you
have it pressed, and II any alteration,
are needed we'll have 1t done, all read
for you to take away when you want Il
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
An Ant.a nrnin.

The creature which Solomon advised the
eluggard to consult ia regard to a bit of in
formation concerning the art Of "hustling'
has a brain larger in proportion to the size
its body than any other known being.
Writers on that branch Of entomology de
clare that ants are not only endowed with
a high quality 81 fiistinct. but that they dis
piey reasoning ability and good judgment.
as wcll i.s 3ow- -s OF reelection and calcula.
tion-St Fcuis Republic.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26

it makes it easier for you and rs too.
Max Ephraim, New York Clothing House,
BIG Market street Right next door 70
Snarp's dry goods store
Evening journal., 1893-04-26
The Seer Of charinr cro..

The seer Of Charing Cross road. London.
was often visited and consulted by the late
Prince Consort, Lord Lytton, Charles Dicl.
ems, George Eliot, Lord Beaconsiield ana
many other notables. The seer OF KINGS
Gross also became quite famous through
ms productions relating 20 the celebration
q the queens jubilee, in which be forctoll
inc iauure Of the anarehiats' plots and IT,
lnlnfies that befcll the Marquis OF Lorre.
Edgar Lee 10 Arena.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26

Wanted One hundred men to get
fitted in ovefcoats at less than half
price New York Clothing House 6
MaIket afreef
Evening journal., 1893-04-26

Ail We asa Is trial our work will
,l+ase yon. Acme Steam laundry, No.
100 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1893-04-26

- ALIlMDhk al
- o II 10 Z ALL
iOAn schedule Il
Sect Nov. 10. lS9:
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depol
esst Bound New
orb Seeh d ay
T. 13. II 20. Is Al, 30 y
"a, ti2 p. 20 50, Is b
81 y . "a sundsys
q 3, tS.h8. 40 86, 3
u tig a. T. IS. Is gs
- p q m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

The prisoner at the bar was prisoner
not - much possibly because be had
knocked man down On the highway
and robbed him IA that he had been
caught ia the act by the police and
brought there. In any event he was
there. and the policeman In the unro-
mantle manner Of policemen had mar
rated the circumstances.
You hear what the officer says" said
the court sternly. He states that You
knocked the man down and robbed him
What have you to ssyr'
Nothing. your honor. as TO that part
responded the prisoner. but want 70
deny emphaticaily certain sspersioas he
has cast on ny character. yoar honor"
''Indce,lf And what are they. pray?-
inquired the court ssrcast'cally.
why. your honor. b. said be believed
! cam. from Chicago and had been run
ring feed factory on tho Worlds fair
grounds. hope. your honor. that arm
stiil entitled to protection against cal
uuny."
Tho court. having been &C the Worlds
fair opening week. made tho officer apol-
ogire at once.--D,trust Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

When you are travelling. alcohol Is tn
valuable. After . long. dusty journey
th~rc u nothing more refreshing than
The odor of ross scented alcohol. and APP
phcstion ~ the saturated flannel - tho
face will rub 01t the tired wrinkles as
well ~ the accumulated dust and pr
spirssson and leave Jour face FRESH ard
spotse~~iy ckan.
After tsre~otns ahopping expedition
i.is the bot thing imaginable u bring
mp your color and your SPIRITS Cor lunch
aud the nstiD~o. In fact. IL Is Just ono
~ shoss never falling heips tha. worn-
an always iikas ~ have 90 hand. and II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

es1s<~ IN regard 10 tbs ss'oen heehse q
john Is. huxh-sl Ahs<rusan v~sks<ke
then nsosesi <h2t Mr.. uogE~s hcense Ia
granted In las carried
MAJOR Siosd appointed ffsnk War
req a. eiefi. II the Justice eoufts The
nomiazfion vzs eoanfned with eiShtssn
sofes.
lbs Improvement Of Island street xas
orsisrsd oa noiioa Of Alderman De
Graat
The beard d hs~ifn vss ordered 10 at
oase e.e4a the zitsys Ia tho eentTal part
Il tbs elty On motion u Alderman 1e.
@<ft-
R4Essn street 49, ordered paved GA
nSosiaa * Alderman Canybel.
The nazysr wss rsquesto<l b. grant no
peFraifs or licenses "a fruit and yese-
sable peddIers foz a shorter time than II
nsntloBed IN the ordinance.
The marshal v4s ordered % repair
East Bridge street between the rails Il
tks street railway eoaapsay and charge
the expense ~ the company 90 motion
u Alderman Kinney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

MoEsIs PAEk. June l2-first race.
five furlongs Appomattox won. Little
Pirate second. Solitaire third; time.
5sa..
Second. mile and a sixteenth Sir
Walter won. kamaPo second. Anna h
third; time. i57i..
Third. six furlongs Milan won. Ken
tigcrna second. Miss Lilly third; time.
l.lL
Fourth. one mile-Ledgerwood won.
Young Arion second. Certainty third;
time. l:il.
Fifth, live furlongs won.
Sarah Ramey second. Louise third; time.
5IL.
Sixth. mile and an eighth Sir Arthur
won. Circular second. Chief Justice
third; time. l:5i,s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

CafcAeg. juno E-hawthorne re-
suits.
FRET race. 6ye furiongs Aunt Ida
won. james v. cartes seeond. Miss Clark
third. tune. it6sa.
second. one mile-Union won, Gov.
adams seeond. Emma Primrose third;
time. l:id,s.
Third, mile and one sixteenth Con
tent won, Brookwood second. Bonnie
True third; time. i.d.
Fourth. six surlongs Tie Ceiyer won.
NcGinty second. Fred Houston third;
time. 10
Fifth. six furlongs Mockahi won.
Emperor Billet second. Van Cluse third;
time. i:f3.
Sixth, one mile. hurdle Special won.
Eidoradon second. Little Charlie third;
time. l37h.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

TO - cat II - w~sw = eenn0a
alt.
An eyssss snag carry - many ~ s.eoe.-
600 eexs
R.snovs ink from white goods with .
riI. tomato.
AZ Roman fsssss ell viands were sssvsd
In hot chafins diztss
Gel keep us from sea, fire and wom-
en- say the SlcillAns.
Rather DO called the childrun's fri<nd
than Tho worlds king.
Tho mariners COMPASS was Chinsss
invention in 1900 D. :.
To he proad and siaccessbae h 10 b
tiinid and weak. Nip sailloa-
A heart limo In tia hand pale aud
broad shows . heartl-ss dehzuchec.
starfish have tho power TO change
their color to that u surrounding OBJ
ject&
IL takes 100 gallons Of oil . year 70
keep large sisesi locomotive In running
oriss.
A man sses nothing this dds Of heavl
en- that he - rsversuces ~ h. does good
woman
A woman may say sharp words. but
she Is sure soon 10 find that hatred u
sharper.
A sedentary occupation II 20 certain
DEGREES unnatural and must DO Offset BY
exercise.
The bones and muscles Of the human
body are capable OF over 1900 different
movements.
Kentucky leads all the other southern
states in number Of her women school
commissioners.
Greek temples erected in honor Of the
superior deities were always uncovered
OF open to the sky.
No one dies because he does too much
work. Many a man dies because he
works the wrong way.
According to life insurance statistics.
the average Of mans life has increased
per cent during the last IS years
Mount Vernon took its name from Ad-
miral Vernon Of the English navy. with
whom Lawrence Washington served
II tho modern woman does not laugh
in her sleeve, il is not because there Is no
room therein ~ accommodate tho cachin-
nation.
So small il tho thread carried by the
spindle Of the photograph that the proc
ess Of threading requires the cid Of .
mechanical device.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

Wash. 2 0 2 % o III 2
Chicago. o l o o o o oL6 2
Batteries-Maul and Farrell; Mauck and
Schriyer. Umpire-Snyder.
Phila- 0 o o o y 1 o o. o
St.Loai- o o o 2 o O o o s. 8 9
Batteries-Vickery and Clements: Brett
eastein and Gunson. Umpire-Gaffney.
New Y'k.0 O I B 9 1 4 la Is .
Loa'e.-..o o o o o 1 o o. ) 6
Batteries-Baldvin and Mcmahon; Hem
Dtns and Harrington. Umpire-Hurst-
Baltim'es o o o 5 o o 2-i2 II 3
Cleyeld..f o 0 I o I o 3-l3 IL ,
Batieries-M Mcmahon and Robinson: Zin-
mer. Young. Hastings and Cuppy. Umpire
Lynch.
Boston % o > o o o I'll 3
Pittsb'g o o o o o D 9 IA 5 3
Observation-Disclosures and Camel: Ehret and
MiiieE. Umpire-A ctluaid.
Brooklyno o o o o o 2-ff Is 3
Cicin' s,,3 o I 2 o 5 o 2-i3 l3 =
BafteFies-kennedy. Hsddock and Kins-
low Sullivan. Mullane and Murphy. Um-
pire-Enislie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
Graduating Fans.

Shall it be pretty dainty affair for the graduating
girl? a gauzy wing with carved bone sticks. painted
full feather fans Vienna made folding Japanese fans
and score of other styles
Last week we invited you to feast of lace bar
gains result. tumultuous applause the splendid
bargains and daily crowds. To large 10 get waited on
at times, We've arranged TO continue the Sale this
week in order to accommodate everybody. Same
prices will prevail and they but half the price they
ought to be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort snd improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value u health VI the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in The
remedy. Syrup Of FigA
Its excellence is due to it prcsenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant IN the taste, the rcfrshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive: efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
ncys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and ii Is perfectly tree from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but 1t 10 man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
and being well informed, you viii NOS
accept any substitute if offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
Wash Dress Goods.

Queens of June. The ensemble
is never ending. All the Zephyr
Ginghams. the dainty breezy fabrics
that almost create cool wave, do
look at them This department is
fragrant with the mcritorious
weavcs from all over the world. the
prices that rule them are creating a
panic every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

- -r.s-A h~ssss ed rs-y si~oiss~i- sn.l
s-r-.~a<~ssv cars gsnssi.~sSssn Blllss>r~~.
tnfls~~sss~ ss~s - htstas H~s.issrtss. Jsab
fs~. s~a -ssas>h. snsl faszsass An A..
rsns~ussnA~ 4 a~-s -sssas. n snS bossls arr
Sc ssAt-a r~sl~v-d sss ear-t
TheY'rs y.ssrss-fs~i 81 give sstzsf.etios, -
yosr 10 1ey , ssssFasf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

MosRis PARK. June l2-Much disap-
pointmeut was occasioned by the scratch
ing Of Sport and Don Alonzo in the Sec
ond race. which was won by Sir Walter.
Appomattox, who won the first race. was
bal in for $500 Ledgerwood captured
the Glen island handicap without diff
entity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

.a-~ a. cssAryA rhas s~ft - szsr~f ~
~ s~zes C4ssrrh f-.s-ff = - r>r. sts'
o. n..k-~s q - us~fis<s.s ~iiisns ~ F,~s
tA> sff~t e n - psat assf- Fosr fsssFTs
fsff~eflv sAf l-.Fsssssssuy. - nssss<g s1~l
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

The pretty group of Silk Waists
are the realization of many a
day dr. by ladies of taste.
If you want a dressmakcr-madc
garment OF artistic shape and
full of chic, it will be found in
this stock. Goods OF Wash
Silk. China Silk. Colored Taf-
fetas, ETC.. comprising a multi
tude OF patterns. Profits have
been divorced from the follow
ing items in the