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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
u,pn prowS TO TIE ANTICPTIoN BILL
REPUBLICAN, SENATORS.


wosbinrton Jan. 90 (Spcal).-The last OIL s,'''
=, roocbcs NJ unusual force and ability III Gypsum"
" a., sso,o 10 tho Anti. Option bill was hladc III
Tho senate this afternoon by Mr.. lhscocH. III INV
ro ,vccks inst ended the advocates OF tue "aN'""
MEASURE havc had to meet the S"VrfeS' '
rh,ch the provisions Of the prohm'ion Nv '"""
scheme have been subjected sine" us HIs' 'Pp -,
4, Congress. Mr. lIoar the chairman oil ,ie 'uu'.'''
"o,,,,oo dcvoted two DAYS 10 n careful analysis OF
IA. hill in which he demonstrated lis contiavrntioh
Of all existing constructions OF the power Oh 'oses
a. r.cu,,to commerce In and between the STATES
Mr. Wilson and Mr.. Plat. OF the same committee
took the same ground In their turn dec'aihs t"'' W
h,r Judgment the bill in It's present form violated
binding constitutional restrictions. such arsumehV'
might have been expected from the Democratic sac VI
the climber and have indeed been pressed on UNIT
ide by Senator, White. Villas vest M'iis anu ''"e9'
ru, the constitutional objection Is raised so oheh
s.. nomocrauc orators. and so increctivey. that II
- To-, all mower 20 affect the senate. Coming
for, ubor,l constructlonsts. however. Ike the Ike
nuh,ican members Of the judiciary Committee. this
doc,sve condemnation OF the Washburn Dill has car
Red great force. 49,,
Ar Iuscock added to day the weight OF his legal
Judgment and reputation to the general volume OF
I'LL. criticism OF the Ant-Option measure. Ills
mach was clear direct and practical. and laid bare
the essential weakness OF the pending DILL wh'eo
undertakes TO prohibit future contracts. even when the
whole transaction takes place within the limits ana
Jurisdiction o, a .ingle state Mr.. Hscock was one oil
lie earliest and most energetic OIL the opponents VI
the Anti Option bill and during the last -esson MADE
his enots ihat an adjournment secured last sum
mer without action Oh the WashburiL Measure lie
The ornaments Of the bill have gained much strength
In the last three weeks aud II the present dnit con
mm.s sS, Tnsdsy to prevent is nnal enactment
into law In the remnant OF this session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
TWO DAYS FOR THE ANDREW BILL
,rrr SILVER AND AxTI.srLvER DEMOCRATS
AGREE on FEBRUARY AND TO-

AGREE on FEBRUARY AND TO-
Washington. JAM 26.-by mutual agreement oe'
tween the freesilver DE nocrats and the ah'tANer
Democrats there will BE- a consideration IN the House
on February o and 10 OF the silver question: win
the AndrewCate banking AMI sherman Bullion FUR.
chase Repeal bill the basis Of consideration anu
NJ po,sIble action. The resolution reached the Ruies
comm,tee this morning and this afternoon both sides
10 the silver question called before Messfs'
Crisp. Catchincs and MrNillln the Democratic mem
hers OF the committee. The resolution had by mao
verencc named February g. the day on winch. uhde.
tbe Constitution, electoral votes for President must
be counted II Is practically certain that when the
Rules Committee formally called together to NOR
row. with the Republican members present, the agree
ment Of TO day will BE- formally chrri'd mo r'ec'
and an order reported to the House IN the houso
Ar nocon and his supporters will move TO amend
the report so have cloure or;cred by me hose
This Of course will be resisted by MI. BLAND ano
IN" iree.o oinage men. aided proba, by good many
others The fate Of the motion Is as YET mercy S.s
matter Of speculation but II will require great uea@
OF work to carry the motion for coture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
TO PROVIDE MONEY FOR TIE CUSTOM HOUSE

wa.h nston jan Ex-senator Hisc,c ok introduced In
the senate to-day a bill embodying the recommenda
lions OF the Treasury Department. relative 10 the New
yor,, Custom House. II approprates a sufhcient
amount OF monty to enable the secretary OF ."o
treasury to make payment OF the damages awarded
and such costs as may be entaiied upon the Covert
ment In the proceedings IN condemnation against the
property selected for the site for the building. the
limit Of cost for the building Is not specified Tut Is ex
usive OF the cost OF the site. Five hundred thousand
dollar, is asked for the. preparation OF plans etc. ana
the commencement OF the work OF erecting The custom
,ouse bulliing. The Secretary OF the Treasury Is
authorized 10 sell. after the completion OF the new
,uuainc the old custom house site and building and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
ARMY AND NAVY Orders.

Washington. Jan. e6.-orderec-Ehsgn =, -. o~.p '.
., IN ,,dnanee instruction at the Washington Navy
Yard. 49,. 60.
Detached-Ensign f. +. withcrspoon, from the Sosss
survey steamer Macarthur. and granted three monsns
leave. - -.. ,.. x...u.~
a nroessor Of military science and tactics at DenwiU
college Newark. DEL Second lieutenant f. T. B'ooxs:
s,h cavalry detailed professor OF military science -
t.ctcs 1t Guard College. phlladelnhias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
ruy DoyArr GIVEN or FOR LOST.

an IAN. n, the safety Of the steamship Donsu' when
-, ,,,. nor, on December 10 Tor Lisbon. has pee"
h,eoned The insurance companies In London are enas
inc so guinea. premium The Dona eain.a 'un va.
s 90 nu.hel. Of wheat small portion OF wh'en was
oo 'o.s, = j. william. the master Of the ves'e''
:" na she carried crew Of ntyA.e men, IN. steam
a"o ~, n",,u wa. built Al Heobun In 1880 She registers
,n AIS ton. gross. IA. es7 fee, nehe' LONG, 81 zee.
'nen 80 ann AZ No. 1oc Brosdstp sie the seenS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
A PROTEST FROM MINNEAPOLIS.

M,nne,pol.. Mimi. Jan. 26.-Tle Chamber OF Com
n.re. ra..ed a strong protest yesterday against the
wsshburn. Hatch Ant-Opton bill By vote OF l6o to
o The resolutions Instructed TIE secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce to forward the most emphatic
protest Of tie Chamber against the passage OF 'he o
"a tho assertion IS made that the largest primary
= arro, IN :be world the Minneapolis Chamber.
cards The iii, a, utterly mschsvou,. ds,pjc IN ls
risions utterly wrohe in Its principles unwarrsn'ea
"a unmsii6able The resolutions close with an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
TIE SHIPS OF TIE AsIATIC SQUADRON.

Washington, JAM e6.-Under date OF December 81.
Admiral Harmony commanding the Asiatic station. ~
mort, the location OF the ships Of his squadron on thas
date nc follows The Lancaster was at shanghai inc
Marion at Foo Chow. preparatory 10 Ns'une h'ns
Kong. Saigon. Bangkok. Singapore Maiacea' D'ua".
,., s.rowaL s.buap and thence back 10 Hong
Kong The Nonocacy at Nankiane; the Aler. on
rrnse with Hong Kong as Der objective poih'' W.
DIT NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
A., MACON ASKS FOR A SPECIAL ORDER.

Washington. JAM a6-In the House yesterday mr.
Bacon offered resolution making the Ahu'e" ~
sro. hin spccial order for February and 8. until
o,c,ocl n M. on the latter day. at which hour the
n,ev,ous question shall be considered as ordered ana
tho several votes on amendments shall be taken VIII
ont the intervention Of any datory mouoh ine
oeso,nton was referred to the Committee on huiess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
A MEMORIAL SERVICE SUGGESTED.

10 the Editor OF The Tribune
sr: venture to sngges. the great propreV =.
"'""nc Phillips Brooks memorial service a' ono u
our largest balls. say Madison Square Garden Oh
some weekday evening Of near date. As the gea'
preacher has done 80 much toward erasing oe.
sonunstional lines. am sure that many outside o.
~ "wn communion viii gladly assist In the services
musical Ssesramme Of the first order, Of course VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
CHANGE IN THE COLOR OF sPECIAL-DELIvERY
STAMPS.

Washington Jan. 28.-Postmaster General "sns'
maker has issued an order calling attention TO the
fact that hereafter all specaldellvery stamps iuf
nshed by the Department to postmasers VIII % sns
orange instead OF dark blue. the design of the stamp
10 remain the same as at present. ibis cnanse y.
general appearance OF the blue special delivery stamp
and the onecent stamp OF the COLUMBIAN SERIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
s,o,x INDIANS STRANDED IN AUSTRALIA.

Washington. Jan. o6.-Two sioux ihola", 'o,' W.
nv DID, .,o,cv American Bear and Eagl" Elk. are
- m. custody Of the police IN sydney. y. ,. We
charged with vagrancy. According to MY h"p"S'
United States Consul at Sydney. these Indians were
aiken 10 tie Colonies In a Wild West show rom "a"
Francisco. where ,hey have been In the employ Vi !"
patent medicine advertising company They h'Ied on
contract with the show. but broke scoo"" "''u ~.
renca,edlv In the hands OF the police ,o'I,ua s
has asked the state Department 20 suggest some , nn
un' - ria indians can be returned 20 tIeir agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
TIE GILLIAN CLAIMS CONVENTION RATIFIED

Washington Jan. 26.-Thc exchange OF ratification
~ the Gillian Clnms Convention negotiated by Minis
ter Patrick Egan, was perfected to-day at the etsV
Dcp,r,ment by the representatives Of the Unite'
states and OF Chill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
,~rx IMPORTERS WANT THE DUTY REPEALED.

Washington. Jan. ga delegation o. 'lnen I'M
,or,cr, appeared before sub committee OF me wa,s
.ra Mean. Committee to-day and urged that the seneu
,a n. no Mckinley Tariff act. increasing afcf January
,soa. from 35 10 so per cent ad vaiorem the o"V o
UNI. zoo ,sroads 10 he square inch. be repealed
a,".. 4, goes into eject The ground given IS tai
I, .as ,aned IN It's purpose wh.ch was 10 foster ana
stimulate m ,ac fax and tine Hnen Industry IN u,
s"" ,,s, The spokesmen for tie delegation were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
A TRIBUTE FROM NETWORK uNITARIANs.

At a meeting OF the Unitarian Club OF New-> orS
held on Wednesday the following was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
SResolved That the Unitarian Club OF New OF"
mcnrns the death OF Bishop Brooks. OF Massachusetts
IN whom the whole Christian Church loses reVefeu
sno beloved leader country good Citizen "noS'
NE OF srcle devotion 10 the preaching OF rlehteou, H.
ncss has left lasting impress on all that b pest w
American Character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27

be necessary. That such a service would be pro-
ouctve OF the rarest and most lovely results am
certain. JOHN r. DE TELLER
New.York, Jan. c5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27

II. d. Cooper. Richard II. Ewa-t ard X Plnhns OF
New-York. and X Eer.ard. OF Marshall. Fled & Co.,
If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
Healthful and Refreshing:
A Drink for the People.
ALWAYS,
GOOD
Is cent package makesse8
Ions OF . delicious Tenn
persncs Beverage
ROOT
BEER

p,occ the proceeds less expenses Incurred IN tn'
United States Treasury
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

BsT Cry Mich. March = The Sag
nav river stiii remains covered with zee
AZ this poipi and shows ne signs - Hood
inx The wafer - not more than tNelve
inches above ia normal stage a. the foot
q Center svenue bat more apprehension
= felt Al the south end n he city. where
Co and ioodwo.~i have formed lam
against the south Center street bridge.
The water = nearly seven feet higher
than usaal AZ this POINT Ard last night
wae sisiag AZ the rate - TIVE inche. Per
hour \ large raft - pine logs lee some
distance above the bridge III theae
break from their fssfeningz IL - feared
they vii sseep sssy the structure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

A reception to fhe vomana Relief
CORPS q the city vii b. given AZ the
hane Il Mrs. ". r Johnston No J0i
south lonia street. from a. : y. "a. to-
day. Mrs.. Hattie Psdden. the newly
elected junior vice president ~ tn state
orlgsuixation. wiis 81 the guest Of The o..
Cssion.
The next on the lecture courps given
~ Central " q II. L. viii te an al.
dress an bacteria by = Competent
erean physician. Though q a seien-
ire natare IL viii ~ simple and %
practical Ne q Housewives Visitors
are cordially invited
TIE t,cai Tnifcrnel Knlxhts ~
Pvthias and a number q other X. Pa
vii - ~ Benton iiartor Aprfl ., AZ
tend the annual bal = The ofsle- IN that
city.
The ynung pe.1pls u Park church bold
their monthly social tonight rs the
psxlors = the church. Stssnge's IN the
city are particularly invited
Watson Relief csrpe gave an eater
fsinmert ard New fnsisrd Supper IN
Watson posf hall. on south Division
street. asst evening
N~snhrrr = thr Woiverire B,.sycis
club xs~e pedro party AZ the new club
roosns. 10. 18 Court street. last niEhE
The rest side Orsffrio @riety vii
hi a rehearsal tonight AZ tf,nd Tenn
psr bal. Vest Bridge street.
The xold mesisi prize dda = the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

l. J Quinn gave tive chattel mort
gage Yesterday ga rs stock q liquors.
wil,,l tiaaFs ard fixtures Ht NJ. u
Canai street. tlne ~ the mertgaz,-s vas
tf st i0--, running % joan Garfield
~ ~ A. The ether mortgage rms 10
jarfes Quinn ~ the sum ~ ssssieu and
Ms Sled ~ i050
"A Ig;sh sociai vill D. given tfigft'en-
in1 AZ TIE residence & Dr. William
tnlicr ~ ~. Fountain street. Sup
rey win D. served fror . ia , o'ciock
Aa i1lcrcsfirE proxraia has h,sn pre-
paro Al are invited
tn3reH Green. AZ empiose 40 the
t,raad kapids Furniture factory. nearly
he.t BIS .eft thumb yrsts rrias afr-rpoon
~ comin- IN contact with buzz saw.
Psyuiaater ssllfysn II tho q. r. s l.
went over the Musxegon branch ~ fhe
companys road utth his pay car y1sier-
day. retafnlu4 - o~N p. "a
Tbs rroAinlou.sts X re city anl
county sud aaid a conference ia Hart
nans haii tai@ Afternoon. and . mass
meeting Tonight
fiood irceer4. our sprirg c.oiAing has
afrfvai. anu W. se.ii - pleased 4 t4xss
you 80 ztai Ne ssa ef-riag. sAHDiSEs
= EssrEA
The fisar has 'sien abont eighteen
inehos tron tos bt-tcft point reached
on 1ue~iag
AZ Lincoln hsil isegeuiag Nrs. Mag.
&c Waite - California VII gise a scst
seancc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Coroner Locher's jury empaneled 10
investigate the cause OF Edward Con
nei,s death. the railroad sxifchman
killed by . G. 4 w. NJ train ~ the cor.
ner of Allen and Winter streets. re
turned verdict yesterday ia substances
that the deceased came 10 his death BY
having been run over by the train while
coupling cars. The jury was not able
10 decide from the evidence given
whether connely's foot was caught in
a railroad frog CIR not. ss none OF tho
witnesses saw the accident The wit
nesses sworn were Lewis kerstine. Lewis
L-ech. j. III. Coffee and George Fur
guson ~ the trims crew and DIR.
Wooster. who was called after the acct
dealt occurred. The jury attached no
blame 10 anyone for the death u Con
nelly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
RAILROAD NEWS CONFERENCE
Employees of the Michigan Central
Es,.srd 81 Adjustment Meet.

JAcKsoS. Mich.. March ID The an
rual meeting - thebaafi ~ adjustment
~ The ioc motive engineers and frcmen
- the Michigan Central system is ia
session Ia fkis cify. Tie members ara
From each division Il tire road. assert
ttat they have no grievar II any i'm
portarce. and positively oeny that they
are taking any action with sfsTsnce %
ne prospects, for a strike during the
wurl1's fair. They further elaim that
the bfo.hfrEoot!s have been treated well
- Tho road. % account - which they
viii not now ask Tor some conversions
~hich they Mould otherwise demand be.
causc ~ the talk ~ strikes. The bosr,i
viii IL IA session al this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
FIRE IN A FACTORY
TksWadssi: Mansfaeturog Com
pAny
susTAlSs 4 Loss or $4,000
4 ss~ht.sv~ etrs Osssinsstng In . Ivy
ftusm Csinsd Gas shs Enssrr De-
passnens I-ass NisAA

TIE stock in the depository and dr.
room Il the Wzddeil Manufacturing
comp@ny's building. 1t the cosner u
Taylor and coidbronk streets. WAS dars-
aged b IRE last night 10 the extent of
fleooo
The nfs wxs discovered in the dry
rom At about 3.D BY some 1t the
employees. sho we're At tho Baldwin
house. short distance north
a the building. The ~afchnan
had male hls rounds but u
abort tims previous aud uoticed nothing
wrong. The blaze ~zs slight At iirsf.
and those Who discovered u turncd on
the factory hose and stliI alarm uas
sent 10 % the department.. Before the
apparatus arrived the ire had gated
the advantage u the stream throws by
the factory hoe~ and Was spreading rap
Idly among the dry pieces 1t
stock and manufactured goodsL
II had gained such hessivay
that . general alarm vas turned IN
shortly asterxasd. The ire had become
- extensive Throughout. the building
that the streams had little effect upola IL
and the rremen tattlcd with the leap
lns flames for three hours before their
ravages sere checked The portion of
the building burned was the two-story
brick addition attached to the north
side II the main factory. and II was
with dificulty that the flames were
kept from spreading into the old wooden
building. The stock destroyed consisted
81 dry pieces % mahogany, black xal-
nut. cherry. oak and ash used in the fac
tory aud about ten carloads Of manufac-
tnred goods packed ready for shipment
The concern il engaged IN manufacf,ir-
fng furniture ornaments and gives
employment 10 loo men, II viii
he necessary 10 suspend operations Tor
AZ least four weeks The company IL
COMPOSED II John Wsddell. president;
George Wa1ileil. vice president. and I'd
ward J. Ald~orth. secretary and teas
urer. The whole plant il insured for
s2fooo. the amount being distributed
on different portions III the stock and
building. The company could not tell
the exact amount IL insurance on the
p1rtion burned. bat estimated il about
equal 20 the loss. The loss viii be
divided by the companies represented
the Hon. G.. W. Watkins and r. 81. ID.
Hekien 4 Sons. II A. not known how
tie IRE originated as there had leeHi 10
fire in the building FOR several days. the
building having been heated by steam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Louis Tossey Of Detroit. representa-
tive Of the United Brotherhood Of Car
penters and Joiners Of America. will adj
dress an open meeting Of carpenters At
Fredricks hall this evening. Mr.. Tossey
will seek 70 show that the carpenters
are making a wrong move in withdraw
ing from the brotherhood and will illus
trate the benefits Of national organiza-
ton. President Flanagan OF the Michi-
gan Federation Of Labor. Paul Marin.
president Of the Central Labor union.
f. T. Mills at The Workman and others
will talk. The Central Labor union has
adopted resolutions Of regret At the re-
cent action Of the local carpenters
brotherhood in withdrawing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Ionsa Does Homer o. tho New g.. A. II.
Department Commander.

IoSfs. Mich. March Is. ". RI. Dor.
den Poet No I'll. and The ". re.
rendered Department Commander Kidd
and his stall reception At the opera
house tonight. which was largely at
tended an,l was a great success De
parfment Medical Directors " r. BEST
q North siraDch. A. L. Patrick. past
COMMANDER q Fairbanks Posf. Detroit.
- j. Irssg. Detroit. tire Hon. II. &.
mort Howard Csiy and Mrs.. II. II
Hinds - S'snfoa pest department.
president " X. G. arre anlonx tho=e
present fn,io cut u the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

A committee from the local lodges OF
Knights 81 Pythias met in the New Liv-
ingston last night and made arrange
ments for banquet, to be held in the
New Livingston. "Wednesday evening.
April L. W. H. Loomis was selected as
tosstmaster. and committee composed
~ +. NJ. UtIey and c. +. Linzee was APP
pointed TO assist him in preparing list
~ toasfs. w. =. Walsh. Leo Caro- and
W. T.. Wood. form the committee on
printing. and the following committee
will attend 10 the sale of tickets: +. NJ.
Utley. Valley City lodge; W. j. Berry.
Lily lodge; w. z. Walsh. Cowan lodge;
c. f. Linzee. Eureka lodge. and Basil
Gognon. Imperial lodge,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
-. Pssrlck's Day.

Managers Of the ST. Patrick's daycele.
bration say they are hoping Tor fair
weather tomorrow. Yesterday the com
miftee received 100 yards ~ green
Hilernian han. W. J. Onahans subject
a. the evening mcrting will Doe: "lreland
the Irish at Home and Abroad" The
parade viii be through Canal. Monroe.
FULTON. Straight ard Bridge streets 10
H,bernian hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Charles X. Sigh has returned from
trip 10 Chicago. where be submitted
proposed plans ot the Grand Rapids
furniture exhibit IA the worlds fair
authorities. lie said t. a reporter for
TIM HEEAl-D last evening that the mans
agement suggested certain changes in
the hight * the Wal which is To sur
round the exhibit and that he had
dranghtsman at work making plans ac-
cor,ilnul..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

= = an es~y fhiaz =, sase many dol.
49, year ~ using aiaaiani iyes =,
rake the oh clcfhinx laxz aer. The
8rEe eee@ tseza raiafss fxes 81
tsrens i.aea'ss shres shat assrs sanser
sftstf tnEF. sni ar able - make a
'iil1a saFf 'eferei .lcsiar~. These .lr~a
~ eeey q sse and gis,. FAST al l>an
nfH cttore ~ SID. wool. cotfan. sn.l
n.ixs.l ga..lk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

The ladies - Second street ~ r.
church pill give an ertersainm~nt ~ the
arrsorv ~ North Front street on Thurs
1aY evening March rs. =, which Nr
snd Nrs Fife. Mrs Myrtle koon
snerryraa1 snt Mr. Krcr,eg eill slsist.
Admission. = cents. Children u 'sen,s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

CHTcsec. Nsrch Il Fourteen -
NaFsu- Days crack race horses rear hs~s
this fiiy this sfternuon IN q special
tram FIRM Nenfana. arsl. after : to
hours re~t. started on their rsy - Ne~
fofk Aaone the consignment are
Montana. IsmmaHg. Silver For. Ssr
Natthes aua The Peppef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

E.A. Haa,ilton has returned = Sae1z
u.sets. Ca. sltst sis4t alth his
parents here.
Nin Frances Compton returned home
izst evening. after weeks sbs<nee ~
Carson City.
Mn {. vanci~ss Ganson 10 visiting
her mother IN Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

In saying that Hopl-s Sarsaparilla
cures. Iis proprietors make no Idle ~
extravsgant claim. Statements from
thousands - reliable people ooBciuslyely
prove that HONS Ctsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Jook in The Tewer windows II. Pat
ricxs morning Seventeen crrts buys
nsekscer worth moFe thaa double AMI
a shamrutk throvn in.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

Thirty Hve ard - cprf neckvssr -
fsfrirs nseFn "a srsriai saia. a. re
flfiicuiof.r ~ Price ~ : certz sad
shsmroes IRE a. TIE To1er.