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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

wAsHisorox. Dec. a-Ths white
house uas closed 10 visitors today. but
the front doors were opened at frequent
intervals To permit the entry OF pack
ages Of presents for tho president, Mrs
Cleveland and the two babica The
pfcsident spsnt most Of the forenoon
with Private Secretary Thurber in the
consideration of ofdcial matters AL
though there are reasons for the belief
that the president ana Mrs Cleveland
viii 20 to Lakewood soon. IL 10 impossi-
ble to obtain definite information on
that subject at the white house. Vice
President and Mrs Stevenson and
daughters went 10 Baltimore to spend
Christmas
The secretary OF state and Mra Gres-
ham speut their first Christmas for
many years In this city in q very quiet
fashion st the Arlington
The secretary Of war and Mrs Lamont
spent the day at their residence.
Secretary Herbert had today With him
as guests his on-in-law and daughter.
guests today their son. William K Car
lisle. his wife and three children OF Chi
eago.
ottfctafy 2u4 uIa oUttu uaa oePtC-
ial Gauss for thankfulness today. as
their two children. who have been Ill for
weeks past with scarlet fever. have now
been psonouncsd entirely well by their
physiciana
The Secretary OF Agriculture and his
sistsr. Miss Morton were separated this
sessou from the nacmbors Of tho family
for tho firsf time for yearA
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Bissell had N their guest today the lat
ter's brother. Phi Sturgis OF Geneva.
Ny. -
The Attorney General aud MrA Oiney
spent Christmas In Boston with their
youngest married daughter. Mra Minot.
10 whom they made the promise in this
respect some time since. Saturday the
attorney general gave all employees un-
der him an order FOR turkey.
Invitations have been issued by Sir
Julian and Lady Pauncefote for ball
a. the British embassy on New Years
day.
The little inmates Of the Children's Q
hospital we're provided with everything
that generosity could supply.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

WAsHINoros. Dec. &-Dcniam. who
sent threatening lettsru TO Senator Mills
and other prominent public men. for
whom the police in several cities have
been looking. was arrested hers this
afternoon.
DOMAIN admitted that he had sent the
letters not only to Vice President
Stevenson. Secretary Lamont and Sena-
tor Mills. but had also sent similar ones
to President Cleveland. Senators Cor
don and Sherman and one to each Of the
New Jersey senator's DOMAIN said that
he was telegraph operator out OF
work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

boxpoS. Dec - The Exchsnxe Ca
zefie ef 81 PesersburQ confirms the n
port that . kosso- German ronmerclsI
agreement has been entered into Goa.
firmation Of tho sfaienasnt has also been
obtained from other sourcos 10 81.
Petersburg. by the terms 81 the agree
menf Germany lowers her eu,ies on
Russian rye and oats % the level os the
Austro-G German tariff. while Russia re
duces her minimum tariG of ls9i on
German iron. tiH. machinery and agra.
rian implements by from 10 to ~ per
cent RUSSIA also reduces her fari6 ON
coal coming into Russia 10y railway 90
the level 81 the tariff os coal scot by
sea- The tarin on iron and steel rails
is unchanged. TIE German duties on
grain other than rye and oats have not
yet been decided upon. A settlement Of
the whole question H. nevertheless.
likely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

DkrKoIr. Dec. 2a-A young negro
named Floyd Howard lies at Grace hos.
pital with i've stab wounds ia his body.
one OF which may prove fatal, and Paul
johnson. another young colorcd man. Is
locked up at the Chene street station
charged with doing the stabbing. Last
night Howard came 10 his boarding
place intoxicated and johnson spoke %
him about his condition and quarrel
ensued with the above result After the
stabbing. johnson gave himself up TO
the police.
When johnson Was asked why he
stabbed Howard when he was down.
he replied that he wanted TO make him
lay there.
Howard was resting easily at Grace
hospital this morning and the houEs
physician was unable 10 give q definite
opinion. although be Expressed the be-
lief that Howard's constitution would
stand him in good stead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WANT HIS SCALP
BANKS on STOPPING THfFIcHT


Iscx~o~xxx.r ~. ~ q A. -
u.-x-- - - -. ~<,---
-. - - - .'e.@ e $50 =
cns '~ @osefn"r AHchriIs sp1IR Ne
says that the governor vii nef bsliiy
left Il he Il hxnkinx on rioppsnx th>
corbett Mifrheil frht. On A>.rs .S><.1
tonight II tbere = - .rxfh,,- :. - -
p.s,on 4. .l.r.. 49, - a -.
49, - 90 = =. - - ~
- : -'N~> .' - ns.c'f n'ttsr9-
: -" 1nofs brr's ernstncrrd tpo@s that
me match YIN take place ths1 have
been st sny period since tkis snatch sas
talked about In this sentinens NJ -
socistes unite. snd 20 strocrix A sh.v
feel that the match vs,li t.k. <s,.r. a. :.
tb~s are ,.xhi,, -. =. .....'..-..'.. y.
a.. - -.ls.-- - >.'-1r..---' - -
80 --e-- - -. ".~A'k H'' "sssfs~fy AZ
t~nkees. We 90 h"t ssf thst hs
concsised u wss his duty. usder the
law. 70 stop the hight 81 TIE same finse
NC are sure. ~ our kroNtctt<e 81 Gov
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

LAxsISs, Mich. Dec 25--The follow.
ing corporations have filed articles dur
ing the past week: Harvey Avery con-
pany. Detroit 5000; Porter Msnufac
turing company. Jackson. $4,000: Port.
age Lake 4 Lake Superior Ice and Coal
Storage company. Hancock. $1,000.
Pontiac Standard Light company. Pom.
tiac. $4,000; the st. Carrier Phsrmacy
company. Bay City. $4,000. Alma Build
ing & Loan association. Alma. sl50.Ooo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
LOST THE TRAIL.
Bioosihoands Pail to Chase a MUIR
derer Co Cover

ISpIsSsroLf< Dec. - The police
today tried the experiment of putting
bioodhounds on the trail ol tho Burglar
or burglars who killed Jehn L. Waiter
son. a merchant policeman. Saturday
night. The dogs arrived at III o'clock
this saorning. sad were at cace taken to
the scene a the murder 10
track the thief. who is believed
90 have been wounded hy HE
victim ia the struggle. They followed
The trail through the tosn and then
struck the JedsFronviiir. AlaIiton s Ia
d.anapolis track. and followed "a - the
soufhefn city hmlta tienca they
hranrhed into the eoojs FuAninK the
trail 81 tne evidences - camp atssut
thirty hours OIL Again takinR The JET
feris5sfilie. Madisan ) Ipdaspsf~Dits they
followed IL assan ss.sse out 90 soathpoff.
where tts trail saa t.efmsatntly lost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
oFF ron nntxIs.


Nt~ fors Dec - Christnas esuld
nct ~ tiiinIls seiesrslsd on, boara TIE
eruiesf ~ nfk .a ~ navy yaFd 10.
das, ios=Sfs'h ~ = ras nscus.sry %
sofk al daf ta get the r.sael
resiy e. sail for hFspi II q an
aouooes thas ths <tv isrk VII remain
~ Rrazilisa Hatess ttsss aftrF f-smn.,
sostire salsafs pfraootion - sear s,l
nifn ~ Fat<e piar~ 81 tte
retirerfert q Aimira8 t8pnhaas =. A..
fii 81 ans then b. so 80 ofsievpsf =, AZ !.
ernmand q 10 slistta AuAesie sqsa4
ron and sill iafs tae Ne~ tofz q
fhzship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
Killed by Railway Train.

SrEUBESvILLE, Ohio. Dec 25.-Joseph
Phillips. aged 90. a wealthy farmer. was
killed at Cleveland and Pittsburg rail
road crossing near hoe today. He was
run down by an express train. At
Dennison today. Frank Maxwell and
Edward Fletcher. employees OF the Pitts
burg. Cincinnati. Chicago Il St Louis
railroad, were killed by a passenger
tram.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
HAS A BIG DEBT.
what the Receivers or the santa Fe
Will Meet.

LITTLE Rock. Dec. 25.-Thrce receiv-
ere. appointed for the Atchison. Topeka
4 santa Re and its branch lines. have a
big job os their hands - the following
figures show. The bonded indebtedness
aggregates s232 o00. 600 as follows: tl5o.-
100000 first mortgage bonds 81, ,o00.00O
class "Arsscond mortgage bondA 5000
900 class "B' second mortgage bonds.
The interest due January will aggre-
gate nearly 100000 and the floating
debt is about 8000O00. making total
liability of about e2t0.0O0.000
A supplementary bill will likely be
fled at Topeka January s. which will be
tantsmount to foreclosure OF the bonded
Indebtedness. In which event the branch
lines. which have bcen sapping the life
blood OF the main lines. viii be Topped
od. The receivers will take immediate
aad full control
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

LONDON. Dec 5.-Christmas was eel.
ebrated AZ Osborne house az usual. After
divine services. attended by the whole
household. the queen drove out. A
family dinner was followed by q select
children's party. given by the Princess
Beatrices eidesf Toy. AZ the Sandring.
ham the princess Of Wales and the duke
aud duchess % York attended service in
the parish church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
F,eld 90 Co 20 the Tomba.

NEW York, Dec. - Edward NJ. Field
will probably be brought TO this city for
trial within a week. District Attorney
Nicoll says that Judge Van Brundt
would tomorrow sign an order directing
Supt j. B. Andrews OF the state asylum
for the insane at Buffalo to return Field
to the custody OF the sheriff OF this
county. The prisoner will be locked mp
in the Tombe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
HAD HIS SKULL CRACKED.
A Free-For-All Fight May RESULT
Fatally.

BRAZIL. Ind. Dec. 25.--During q free
for all fight at Ashville. this county. last
night. 10 which many persons took part
William McClelIand Vas dealt q heavy
blow on the head aud fatally injured.
His skull is crushed but he is yet alive
Much excitement prevsils ia the little
hamlet. as McClelland vas a prosperous
citizen and quie. when sober. 1t il not
known who dealt ths blow but all en-
gagged in the alteration win be arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Senator Joseph r Havlsy he's intro
ducsd bill Tor the revival of the odics
u hsutsaant general. which lapssd with
the death u General Sheridan General
Sehodsld viii BE- the man.
The consideration of the bills provid.
ins Tor the almission of the territories
= states viii b delayed somewhat after
the reconvsning u eougsco by the mar.
riags Of Senator Fnuiknss chairman Of
the scazte commistss on territories
W. T. Blackstone hes prssenisd TO
Pfssident Cleveland and Secretary
Gfeshsa ~ memorial adopted By the
Works (0Dombian commission. asking
that boop6 ~ taken 10 secure arbitration
q inoofnationsl disputeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
srRpsnEp N cntmcs.
Jsas TYi~t sst't sr,-,~.d uesses Dsr.
tsg tbe s<snssa

Ctsff~ss44 ftee - 4 Chflsfnas
sefmsn 81 ihs ags.a yioa ssies~i iaptlss
shafeb 90 hAss wAisat stfsss ~ss
fsasls snterfatssats,ssab - ; masssnt
ink6 fgi@s hxf teea lrlsf,;sf a tba
hasne q kaseleAsl Meflea. tsufh - ehesn
af= sssfssss. usts ske iatttf rastlhs as
pafias Fftimaft lef~ssa 4fief sesi ~
siss. s.esfss L.ss ffsse shs hsszs tyies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
CREsfATED rnE HoRsEx
Incendiarses Firs . stock Barn. Burn
Ing valusbie Antmaia

KrrTAxIso. Pa. Dec. 2a-This morn
ing the barn on the Keystone stock
farm Ia Manor township. ow wned by Bow.
son Bros-. was destroyed by fires Twenty
two horse- psrished and two men made
q narrow escape. The fire 10 attributed
to inccndiarism. The loss 10 put at e20.-
90; insurance about 5000. OF the
horses burned. those best known wore
Mont Aigue. 2:27A; Chimbrine. 2:2si<;
Hallec. half mile. 1:19; Juanita. ADA; /;
Major Mont. Ozelma, j. @. Wilkes and
Jay Gee. 2:37. The last two belonged TO
j. q. Beale OF Leechburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
Marhip ordcrcti 20 Sea.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2a--It is under
stood that orders have been sent TO tho
commandant OF the navy yard at Mare
Island. Cal. directing him to have the
United States steamer Mohican pre-
pared for sea Secretary Herbert de-
clined TO verify this ststemept today.
but said the vessel had not resolved or
ders 10 proceed to any definite place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WANT rHE rREMrEn DIssrsslsp.


Arurss. Dec - Numerous meetings
held throughout Grccce have pefitioned
the king 10 dismiss Premier Tficonhis =
and dissolve the cbamter. Negotiations
between the creditors aud the govern
ment have been suspended on sccount
of the protest made by the Frefth and
English leaders u Greek bonds against
Tricouhis' plan 90 appropriate rrsenues
already pledged. kr. Ofnsfeir. the rep.
resentative Il q bond holders syndicase.
viii leave Athens tomorrow without 81
fectine an agreement with the govern
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Yorss.ro~s Ohm. Dec. 5 -Chaun-
coy "a Andrews thu milIienalrs railroad
opersfor and coal and iron msnufaetar
er died this morning. seed "a lie
lsaves = widow sod two daughters Mra
John A Logan. br and nrs. i.ealis q.
Brucs q See York Mr. tndrsrs vas
TIE pionsnr ~ eeai operations Ia tbs
Msheniag valley sBa slsas-sd iarss
foffnna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

MARSHALL. Texas. Dec. 3.-At 8
o'clock this morning Pacific Express
Messenger Mccullough was knocked
down by burly negro on the station
platform here and robbed OF his pouch.
containing an amount estimated at be-
tween 5000 and 5000. Immediately
after knocking the messenger down, the
negro grabbed the pouch and quickly
made his escape In the darkness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Hrxrtsu4oS. Ia. Dec. - The ifoa
car euaspany. q ssw ofEspisstloa which
aarlissis the ifpn rw .t1ospment com.
rauy ANNOUNCES that thA works Ia thia
sitt eill fsssnse AZ ss saFlY aaie. giving
smpiat meat - several hua1ifed nssa
noa oat ~ snsk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

CHrv.e. thrr. - 4 nos8 dFifxiias
rasn fte feFsf arssF - The hsE1afsl ihst
u esmina frsn tt~ nnfshse<t pfssatiesl
fhruash.sat ttis t'Afissnsse Asg Cbsri
tsi.ts Nefk SO siefe 4setlartls thaa
aeast = feasafl - ials hasfesas .isf
f.sraoef - sse itef~esed eeeGtaftss
snssg fhs pens a Ihs rsiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Lospos, Dee 2s TIE Roms c.rs-.
pordent e The Centskl News snFs Al
sntsnfe hstueen Rnsela and the rntiesn
Las hern formed 60 f1.e oofninafson u
htsbure ~ Poland Eusss be- renewed
knf inferlitfian a cefhuiie lashops 70.
inr 60 Rene snd en- Friday ttf d n.
gave sn sudience b poiish hizhop
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

psrss. Dec. = The physician attend
ing August valiant. who threw the
bomb Ia the chamber 81 deputies. re
ported today that the wound in bis thigh
had eicatfized Valiant will Dc trans-
ferred from the infirmsry 30 prison,
possibly on THURSDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

CINCINNATI. Dee. GA large Now
foundland dog. weighing over 100 pounds,
in rcssnting kick from l4-year- old
James Collins in Covington today. liter
ally chewed him 90 pieces. The dog
jumped on the lad. knocked him down
tore one OF his ears of. A crowd Of
over 1000 people were attracted by the
boys screams. but not one Of them had
the courage to interfere. A policeman
finally succeeded In lsssoing and after
ward shooting the dog. but before this
was accomplished the boys body had
been terribly torn and lscerated. lie
will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

RAczxz VIA. Dec A--Ex- Mayer
Sscps. one e the hszviees trunk manu-
fpnstursrs IN the city Hnd = leading dsn-
6cs1x knsyfsssHrd The toiiosiss tsis-
gram - Pr<undent Cleveland:
With rc<rst ] sant 70 cay 10 you. you
had LETTER dssisf upholdiug any mon
srrhicsl fosn u eovssnDenk IL 10 not
yoaf placs - presidsst of ths unitsd
Ststns b epseoD sny kinedom- But.
hovevsr. you had bstfsr desist and let
cuuKrsss Get ~ ~. SEcoR.
Ex-Mayor of Racine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
srABBED IN THE BACK.


SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. 25.Joseph
Noonan lies at the point Of death. suf-
fering from a wound in the back. sus-
tsined last night in Q bar-room fight.
john Sullivan was lighting with Joseph
and his brother, Michael, and Sullivan
was terribly beaten ln the melee. a
knife was plunged into the back OF
Joseph. which touched the lungs 1t is
claimed. that Joseph was stabbed by
his own brother. who intended to sink
the knife into the body OF Sullivan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

HksssA Dec 25--Aersptnt Killcp~
made . isailcsn sscension yesterday dur
inr The performances ~ Pubiiione's cir.
Gus Nhen sixty feet up he feil from
the frafees. lie Was uncouscioue uhen
picked up and died an hour aftsfsaryi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

MADHTp. Dec. a5--Ths Epocs news
paper cstimates the Iudemnify that
Acros,co ought 81 psy spain fn sics e
the difheuitics II Erliila e. si,uut 90.
ooo.oco frhnca The usinrtsris ners
papers consider TIE stfifnds - Muisy
Arssf. the sultap'f trothsrs Who con.
ducts The negotisfions vith fsensrnl
Camps sf Nsiilla. ns satislscfory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

BARCELONA. Dee. 2a--The compoeitor
Slvepoi. who 10 among the snarchisfs
recently arrested. has confessed that he
mad trc 'moulds for the two bomhs
which Joseph Codiua took 10 the 10y
ceom thester. Coains. however, denies
all knowledQe of Sirppol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
Eainl Gamr of CranA

HorKISsvrllr. KY. Dec. 25-During
a quarrel over game ~ craps at a
country church south II the city last
night Manuel Taylor shot aud fatally
wounded John Howell. Taylor has not
been arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Wuaffafus fisi. isrr - "a flas
sfaas ileaiaa.la I ii.ss. diet 81 Md
aistasn fsslas he sss l.ofn tsricl,of
d issi ssI hesl ssftnd fse tafms -
esssatzss iis eas Fseh sfssas sni
f4sHsss ssa leass# esi -. aAle sstkta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Rorn Dee B.-The Frsnch subss
rsdor last evening congrai nisfe1 IDsron
Blame. minister q foreirn affairs uron
the vsrtory a the Itsiisns over Der.
sisbee near Agerst lssd weck Toisy
the Brifish charge d'sfsirrs called upon
Baron Blanc and congratulated bim
end the Italian Eovrfnstsbt IN beknH q
the ourTn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
ris.r a.ii pnrness.

Pats CRY. Ohio, dec. "a -Adlsrd's
large aonnng mill ~ uulonviils. fve
miles wcst of this piace. baFnsd al q
o'clock this naosainz. I<ses f10oS.
partly Insured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

PkRIs Dec. y. The Rome correspou-
dent OF the Gsaioie newspaper SAYS that
the clearness and vibrating force Of the
pope's voice. when be spoke before the
sacred college on Saturday. surprised all
hearers and must put stop 20 imme-
diste speculation concerning his succes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

sxors 10 Kill hiu en- eight snd tonixht.
~hlle Morton aud his vie we're aftsaa-
ana services st church. Tyler walked in.
singled cut his man. and with an oath.
shss him In the bead. killing hin in.
stanfly. he thea escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

LssSr,t,s. Isrc. 2s-.A dispsftA FROM
resnnnf-sco says that President refso.
o. kns sithHfspn ne s,soryas~d dscrse
sxp~,iiaR isssietess from Ne ae Jsnsaro
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

P.sss. Dec D A homb wss expioled
~ midnight ~ the church IN Rs<irre<
detaffment uf Hessult large con.
ersgsiion sse pfceeHt a. the usne Al
were pansc stricken. bet nososly was IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

PonrlAxn. Ind. Dec. -. Fire in
Montpelicf az an early hour this morn
lug burned the Commercial hotel.
restaurant. saloon and farniturp
store. Los sl90fu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

P.sss. DEE - TIE sesfhsf has been
mtia tsles and he lzcaisrards have
issa eroe lesi Ths shvp ksepore com-
flsaa oi ll.e sassilness q their selrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Eru the reports fsou Hrsxii respecting
tas deeih q 6snessl Isrras snd the N.
erass q ths aruy by drsfss y several
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

h Pposecs Foreag.sss - Rta
komE De. Alt y stated that Al
oxrssment has bses eoaelodsd betvesn
Esxiani and ltniy for mutual prctae-
t,sn q their eitixeDs IN Brazil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Wsa,fi~. ss.s -t'es Z Minss<sr M~e
esara frerirsi - pses sh4tassr tb,issF
fsozn Bio fs conid 80. tA<esf.,re. esa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

siseatss aenfsns. Mleh.. nra - :
Ness hax fsss4 fraefe a44f rfflrens fhss
tAs lasles tess 4 fsise9d frpm Naps
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-01

Bishop Coleman was busy yesterday.
In the morning he preached In Tho
Emmanuel Church and also confirmed
nine persons. In the afternoon he was
at Craze 7. Il. Church and confirmed
five persons. The bishop OBLIGATED ut
Trinity Church last night. His text
was ST. John II, II: Loose him and
let lin 60" He drew from the text
tho law. the kingdom OF God. namely,
tho use OF human iustrumeiitality In
the completion OF divine work. 1t was
Christ that raised Lazarus from the
dead, but 1t was those standing by
who loosed him from his grave clothes
and enabled him To enjoy tho lilo re-
etored to him. And so to-day much
OF the work OF God for the soul Is pur-
posely left incomplete Ly Him 30 that
Others can cooperate with Him.
There wers twenty-one persons con
hrmed. making total OF thirty.ilye
confirmed by the bishop during the
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-01

Every one knows our victuals
are composed Of different things
called food elements. Plenty
Of food and to have it digested
we'll is all that is cared for by
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it
does not digest well.-Thcn
comes dyspepsia; relief is
wanted. That is given by
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract.
1t acts on the food. 1t dlssolvcs
starch. In one hundred parts OF
food oo are starch. 1t makes
food easy to digest, that tells
the action Of Johann Hoff' S
Malt Extract. Use it always
with your meals. One dozen
bottles Of the genuine Johann
floif's Malt Extract are worth
a cask Of Ale or Porter in tonic
and nutritise properties, without
being Intoxicating. - #
Sec that the signature of JOHANN
hoFf'' is on neck labe OF every bottle.
Eisner & Mcndcson Co., Soc Agents,
New York.