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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
Hay and Wood.


During the financial panic that oc-
CURED in General Jackson's sdministra-
ton, in connection with his removal OF
the public deposits from the United
States bank. the suggestion was made in
Boston that delegation OF three per-
sons bs sent to Washington 10 see the
president and persuade him. IL possible.
10 reconsider his action.
An old Quaker merchant, who was one
OF the insolvents. viewed this idea with
great favor and nominated for the pur-
pose a certain plerchapt remarkable FOR
his flow of language. another who wspt
with ease on all occasions and himself
for the third delegate.
Henry can do all the talking" be
said. explaining his plan to a friend.
William can do al the crying, and /
will 60 as monument of the times."--
Youths Companion.
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Lie. Health and s,rsnrth.

APALAcHtcOLA. Eta. Feb IL. 1852
MEssRs. LiPrNAN Bgos.. Suvaonah. Ga !:
DEAR SIR--t write 10 inform YOU that
/ vas afflicted with Blood Disease.
tried one bottle OF and il gave me
no relief. was in bed seven months.
j tried PROMINENT physicians. and they
could not do me any good. saw your
advertisement n II 4. II. in the Apalach-
icola Tisoes. and thought would try
H. The bottle got tonight makes seven
or eight and oh. how coed fesl |
have been up ever since and at my bhsi-
nees lumber Inspector. You may pub
lish tine II YOU dcelre. ! have informed
my friends thaf + l.. = - lie. health
and strength. NJ y. BOLDEN
Sold hy ell Druggists and general
stores
LIPPMAN BROS. Propfieiors and
Druggieis. Sarannah. Ga
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'EYERyDODrS LAW BOOK. "

j. tle Ar a Al - rsss eork rsesssr,.f -
A,.xeni.r hos,ne@ /. l. h sDeassr 81 a.
few fcrk RaF.
IL eneAie~ every nlaa ard ucnan - - tts1r
$50 taag-f A. tesfisss ahas year raakts
o. hru - nsintaia fhesA Nhrn - bNxln :
ira sstf sd sh.n - sbaH f.ae II esff afos 49,
tasffa nj tafnrfnst4re eferF kelFtntes e~ts ~
even sts+e ~ an rissn if fCrfeies s1Esr -
fffrns - fvefY safsetf sssfnl r. ne isussr 81
49, - = I'll ~io ksre ieesi bssinee -
transact
Useless re seilers - ~rrF. - inrlnss TO.
fess fsssfaEf tfsral fcr t4tie - rs<t~rff snd
tttnss a. aseefs ka.trese HE%I n IfIrf d.
It. A. fai.Ilsh ,. - elxsssAs~sae Nss tork
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

r<,ox Srocx IAsps. Chicago. Oct a.
Cattle--Receipts. $3.50; common to extra
steers, 81. 25ta BIS stockers and feeders. 500
taAeG; cows and bulls. si.i0td3.5O; calves,
A.. 25ia575.
Hogs-Receipss. III 900; heavy, t6.i0,d6.60;
common 20 choice mixed, S.. l5.d6.7s; choice
assorted. ss.75t16.55 light. <6-f0g6 20; pigs,
eb.uOa6.50.
Skeep-k Receipts. 1000; poor 20 choice,
$1.t0a4O0; westerns. s2oDaa65; lambs,
a. -sna IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky is fres
from all foreign flavor end adulterants,
naturally ripened aud matured by
eleven years storage in wood. II IL "a
Rye "a is Rye. and costs no more
than inferior brands Try Il and you
will never he saiisiicd b. usc any other
A pure old whisky is always free from
fusil oil. which Is a poison. AMI should
not be taken into tho system. Age
eliminates IL from the spirit n oxida.
ton. and IL IL converted into fragrant
etheTS which give the bouquet 10
whisky.
When YOU want whisky for medicinal
nee YOU want II yure -fsnyas Ruisy
Rye is guaranteed pure IA every PAR
iicuiar. and recommended Tor the ~.
valid and the coBfaleecent Bottled az
clsiillery3 si.% pr quart bottia
ROYAL WINE Co CascsGo. For
Gale by scribaer a Aldworth- druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

DrrRorr, Mich. Oct 3.-Market closed
weaker. &c lower Wheat, No. I white. IS &c:
No. , red. cssn. Csc; No. rcd, SIZE; De
cemhsr. &c; May. 761c.
Corn--No. 5 cash. a..
OAt--So. white. 3iA.c; No mixed.
114C
kye-No. 2 cash. tsifc.
Prime Clover Seed--Prirne. $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

II - l1uTFT : Z NJ
tiTar1 hsnidt. Airil.. sep ~. teftA 4
No.fcs - Der D. given tia. tie assessment
rail fcr the eupstftrtsoo % seWs IN y ~
avenue from the vcsf side uisca 80 ssraighs
stree 4 rcN a. nv hsrds. ansi taat W. ~
cetrc D. YHtenf thereon ios The rer3rd - twenty
dfyt fFo tti- asfe AZ he a.fc. - the y
fr-e 81 "a. fsiy iall.
octi1 4. ~ aOEnICk, cts Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

City Treasurer Office.
Grad Rapid Mich.. september q. lse1
Notice il hereby given that the assessment
roll for the improvement ~ Madison avebue
from Washington street TO state street IL
now In my hands aud that will receive pay
nicnt thereon f.r toe O. nod Of tWcnsy days from
ball
ocffs ~. II. SCERlCk. tfty Treas arer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
Drkasr. Ml.a. o.. b. lsa0.

DrEASr. Miss. dec Il 1880
OFFteE or J :. EoaswoNn. !
Mesars Lippulan Bros. Savannah. Ga /.
GFSTIFNrS-While IN san Antonin.
Texas. last spring. ssw your advertise.
menf % v y, J. b'rckly Ash. Poke
Root add Potassium. Ia The paper Tor
the cure q rheumatism. and gaouztt
would tsy bstile. finding such great
fosief tom a. on nv ref0ru b.sme had
~ druggist Ar John Mcclellan. 10 %.
der msa supply After taking. | "a nix
ten bottles. I have not had pain ~
ache since prsyials g. that suffered
~ fNenty hFs ~ years and could cot
Ct the ieast t@aeiit until ! trici + =
T.. and thesefsrr take pleasure in fee
ommeBisng a % att You're truly.
= R0.aAoSn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
Treasures Notice.

City treasurer Ofice,
Grand Rapids Mich. sept. ~. ts31
Notice n horuby given that the assessment
roll for constructing a sewer IN Jefferson ave
lie iIOia s.cAEore ssr l. and Ia fleassnt
zffo.t 10 fifth avrr9e. - NV IA my
hanss and that l will receive payment
thereon Cor this period OF twenty days from
this dats az the ofiics OF ths city treasurer.
ocsG MI soRRIcK. CITY Troasarss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

fsFAat Esl,t :. hsst ~eft "a "a
frtiee tffsHs stssh fhaf - seseesfs-et
30 .sHsa tea ffef - saezH sts - a.
49, Is 80 ksfl4s - 49, al retstss - flae-sst
fIlrFasa ~ ~ eeftl.t - tsfsts 1sfe frFss as
a4ss a. ~ utlfF - fte fif4 tf4tsefet sifs "A
eest ~ n slsAnf-A. tils lssaseser
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

fslarf fapffs. htfh.. - u. ise1
Nofiee = 6ereaf riFre tiist tae s-~essnses*
rel ~ ~ trrarFf asfat - Fsft fvsnre
frau 3 ) saas - g. tffh nsesr~ IL nee
- AZ sssds end thst ~fil r~r@sse tagnspat
ttfrrfa fof ffie fryict 81 teeety fiass tsarn ~
dats - tie oih-r u ~ eitg tFsaEeref cifs han
eet ~ y a. StBkNltA t'sts iFes<ar.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Cts las sHf sfs ntlra
Grad Fsr3.is Nfch.. ~er- isn
>etlea = hefeHs siesn 49, ne aese<<s1s1 ;
fcti ~ b. eeee raftfua 81 1899 ~
l.eFsz sf~t fffm Hsf sfrtf - 10
faisf sifeFt - nsW - ~ hana4 ISL 49,
WI feeefSs - feeai tbrfe1f ~ n f@F12& =
te~ats - fr..se skis a1te ~ sle sifsce - rs
sttx ffssaarsf. cats Aat
sst d y H rsthRlCk. ttis fsessar<s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

city treasurer p.fcs
f,rard Rapids Nic7. - PIE her \. istf <
Nffe j herefsf gwen -bst The esscssnl "a.
rot fer flla eprsfraetion ~ = sewer IN Hairons
frfi1 d. aver 10 taifsnf arfnna. -
roe n rms hands aud thst val fecrive par
Foert flser,in Or 1a lafioa ~ twenty IS frntn
fkn 0Ate AZ the stta-e o. tle cts trnasnfsr
ritf hal
oct "a ~ u rttkhtf n. Cats TssasHFst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

tIfY Ircarufer Ufflce,
Grand Rapid. Mich. September y, l63. I
Notice IL hereby givrn thai the assessment
roll for constructing scvor in south Ionia
street from Stevens strcet 10 Hall street IL
now in my hands. ard that 1 will receive pay
ment thereon Tor tho peFiodof twenty dsys
from this date at the oee Of the city treasurer.
city hall
octIs NJ. h. s0RRICK. City Treasurer. =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Nv ] fra FlleT fffIre,
Grand ktltfs. Afch.. september p. i>s3. !
>ctice - hereby avn tbs the assssslaent
roll fce The ot-rns1e and exten@ioa 81 Logan
street from the prrsest esssrrn terminus 10
Rural e rcet. j. IN ny hahis and LAT |
vii fereirs payments o. tn same for the
fericd II - MS q . from tsis date AZ the
,tiss ~ toe city -fess sgeI. cts bali
oct "a n ~ cDEKit n. Go Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

ssssa4 nspss n.eh s.s,s.ss - q isss
Nfftte = ttfetf stfsn tfat t5se se--,st sa4
raif ~ fHe fes<ffitsfs5s - seefs - ash
ks@f .tssst .a.f Sel - fase ID . ~ sF
erfs 80 - ~ tsasis, sat fhsf et.4 -
r<sss ee4assaf tAsreen fof - rerlef a
tesafG lass fFea Ass fzis - tas s.iiA,s - -
ga t9essaFtr eifg ta1
"a = y sokhlt \. ts,g fls-sssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Cts Treasurer Oflce,
Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. "a 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for Constructing sewer In East Fulton
street, from Prospect street to the summit
In East Fulton street. Is now ia my
FOR the period a. twenty DAYS from this date at
the Office OF the city treasurer. city hall.
oct& ~ IL. SORRlCk n, CITY treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

City Treasures Ofics.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept. 81 Isl0
Notice = hereby given that the assessment
roll for construct .ne sewer u North Dlv ision
streei. ffoa8 Lyon street % Mouros street. Is
ROW "a nay hands, and that | viii
ceive payment thereon Tor the period OF twenty
day ifosn tsss tats at tie ogllce u tho city
Treasurer. city hall
ocil n. Il. soRRICk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
CITY Freasurer's Ofbcs.

ITFIEuTFTN
Grand Rapids. Mica. Sept 10. isq3.
Notice y hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor construct ing sewer IN Scribner street,
from West Bridge street 70 Second street. Is
now In my hands. and that viii receive pay
ment thereon for the period Of twenty days
from this uate at the Office OF the city treasurer.
city hall.
oct NH. SoRRlCK. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

CITY Ireasurrrs Otiice.

City treasurer Dtlce.
Grand Rapid, Mich, sept. ~. iss0-
roll tor grading and sraveling Thompson
touri. IRON fiFst ayenns 20 ileasant street.
Is nos Ia M haneis, aud that will receive pay
ments On sam tor tie period OF twenty days
from this date ct the Office of the city treasurer
city ball
octs Nh. sORRICA. CITY Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

City Treasnrer's pfiies.
Grand Rapids. Mich. September n. iso
Notice Il hereby given that tss> assessment
roll Tor the construction Of sever IN lsslbre
aud other streets, frosa Sbefns'tn street 10
Wealthy avcnne J. uoe Ia my hands. aud that
will receive payment thereof Tor the period
81 twenty days from this date at the ofiice OF
the city treas urer. clty hall.
OCT "a n. II. SoRkICk. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

-. ns.Ps issy.ns sesfh q eQD N sna n - -
"a aails. othsf tFsins dad, <xc~~t S1e1.r
ss-ksrsNs Axp fkkEak cAn ca
NORTH - . - Train hes p.<ier ear q Ma.
le1P a .rnin has .is>psnx can or..a n.
ias 10 fetesksy And Hseki.sx
ps.''',s =. 81. n i.ssa he's p<<ios ear or<as
ioee r. frsla las throaxh osssch ana ...r,.<
ca tsfand Rapids q Chies<o
R.sse 9sln he's usxnss sls-piEs ear 0rsss
nd s'ss''As car ossaa ksplds . us-se
srsxkro< ensSp Esrrn< q rxnt.xA
nsskeeun IL. Ws n n Eea sea-
- Aeskeson- Ar tosu <0pm 49, -
An'isss fson kakesoa ) > a.
cHfcAoo wa n 49,.
II Grand Rapids iom n faop unnn
At thic4eo---........ ti0pn eBn ~ Fn6. -
tooa "a tram has throuEh coach nd lnrfsr
pailSr car and II - n train asliy throa.ra
80 saa asner sieepfng car
-. nae o..-.......s - IN 4uDpm n roo !, =
Al. ufand Rapid r. m s0nm ens /.
=" train has bufiss pskes ear ana dls.as
200 n sr.I. a.ily. sAro.rA coach ..a w.s
Ihsoaeh tieksss and fu, inforusssoa "a. n,
80 ~ ce.iiaF apon 4 Aimquist. tiekst ar~at
a. W. Va 's-t'os- isispheas Ne GA ssrssa hap
a. /. Lockwoon
oen- fssA AID fsrkst Assst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

NhkseA-f al creafn. la q llsa<.
IAssED GooDs - Cora. Sl.3ea La PEI
d0zen; tomatoes. s.. S5s1l 50 pei oozsn.
CoEsxEs-koasfs6s Rio. 12l4-5ci Mari.
calbo. Seases lava. 3tesie; AoStsi and
Java. za3ies packages, s1i-f5 pr cass.
LAzD--t osnp -aand. tiesees. ekei com
pouA3. 90 pound tinz. sizes pare. tierces.
Ike; 80 pound sins. iii4c; keitie rendsred.
tiefcas. i2es "a pound tilss. l2sle
frogs
Bulls. per doxsa. eoes medium fFosss. iec;
medium balls. 4ocs snail. s.. fsoss naast
Sssezfs
Medium clover. per bslsiiei-- So Olde.zi,
Mammoth clover. pr nsishsl..... e-0ese- =,
Timothy seed, Der bsshel -.--.... i.Isss 2.u)
Fruits.
OaASGEs-sf 0ots4. so Tsr hox.
LKAoxs-Sew Messinas. In boxes Of SOS
and SO. ts.s043.T5 yer boz.
misunderstanding 10 quality, A.-0sa 100
per bunch.
SWIFT PorAroEs 81 100 400 per barrel.
rt.ss.- - n Is~I<.s-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

fiff lFeas.refs Cfhrs.
tfranf hsEsslt u ah eert 80
~atass = berets sfsea tass las sseassss sat
rel 81 ihc eansfsa<sioa ~ = seuau "a tzrits
s't-t ssi 4afi <seau ff 49, C. s.'e
ssene~ q. tefilt ft-tt etf-sf - III uls hass -
49, thSt ! al Fsfsffe pafsaeaf tsefrce -
th~ bsf.rf - fsEa 4sft ffssls = as -
80 si8ae - ths fftg treasures eifY lfatA
ost . n ~ rtgHAtk = taE iss4safaF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

City Treasures Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. sept Is. 1880 !
Notice II hereby given that the assessment
ron for tho Improvement 81 Frank street.
from Canal street 10 Taylor street. - now
IA my hands and that will receive payment
thereon for the period OF twenty days from this
date a. the Office Of the city treasurer city hall
oct III. IA. SOkkICk. Caty Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
Hifies and INFLOW.

fFItftN afItI lNEIVWs
Cured hides. No. l. 3s<c; No. 2. 2isc.
Green hides, No. I, &c; No. =. &c.
Sheep pelss. l5a25c; lambs. 2543,c;
shearlings. i0(dl5c.
Tallow. a..
Grain.
Wheat. 59c; corn. sfc; oats, a3c; rye, 4Oci
Flour-Lsly white. sl.75; patent, $500.
Mill Stufs-Niddlings $l6.OO; bran, SIS;
screenings. Sl350 per ton.
Grot nd Feed--Per ton, $3.50; corn meal,
per ton. $500
Buffalo Glatten feed, $3.50, ineludil &
sacks.
Hay and Wood
TDaorHx-s9 00ld 1000 Per ton.
CLovER-Ss.o0 PER ton.
SrRAw-$a0c@6.00 per ton
WooD--l6-inch beech and maple. dry.
s2.25 per cord; green. 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
VIA HOLLAND.

I.skvN GRANp RkrfDs ftia CAV h,
DAILY fstcepf >ondafi a r. "a Nnn4aF
trains e-0 , M Arrive m ChicAro al-ost
$50 a ~.
IEksE oCcNsoE's Doss f.,st - Miehlraa
ttreet nortb zide. TN 400 Foa HyLLaND-
Daily fercrpt SATURDAY. 81 1C I, M ssfartar
tuo@. ~ 81 =. "a. rtnamers tourh ~ kll1Hus
beach ana aaentawa fsfk 90 al trtts
NaHihEs - ceFtsaE her tr4msr lily q
Holland ieaFf~ HuIisn1 ecpterher I and
even secord dap foilon sne
Lac cnioseo heI.i, Inl'er ard esery sscoas
d., sdleairr.
Steamer s~anraturt" iesFes Hstiand 50.
ten bff ard -fr.f fscnni ga following
Leaves Ihirnee Sefte1ahsI I aad every 50,
oof dsy fellow ne
FAIR liefwern Hoiianf an1 Cbiearo e. ~.
round trir kkn E<f~esn tsrand karads an1
ChicnTu r. y. round Trip kslo1 AZ reraar
tsrf-ts iacivde stsseroon birth % and altrr
tsefsfsIf- - o.
rurchsrs thruugh tickee a G. A W. q
firift IN -. Nhseh illcRda transfer 81 30
> ord baggaef - huIfaoa
III HOLLAND A q hi A1o TRANsroRrA
1lOA CO. Holland hioh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

.fssl,. Al oshe.s asf.g rxc~bs sxaa<s
1akinx 49, 4er IA f<H
sse4faas eatsss Ps<It< IS ktissfi< ssrr-~s~
= nuH frss1 i,efFosA Festos go IN - rni,.s
ieest4e ar4nd ksf,tfs - 80 - SO iEttin1
ElT>-ffIs 81 - r - sr~l~Ire - t>Fsr4 hsfrtI -
80 ~ Nr~ef rgres.rssflsfN <.t1e - tsetr>'t
49, ~ tsrouat frnirs t4Fl a~r 80 atr'slFse
A ffn1rrs- Ttrkrt 4graa
f.t.n Fremsazer ~essls1
q y Eeeslns u Al. A. ohsczss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

IN. Lake shors va fl~~<iasd II cssaasssiss
vi.k tbe krls snd l. = n f1rns ne
euseEesl nnd rsost aira<f reute - ftrt4nuf4
a ssITn o. q z. 4. tisFelsn4 a
80 kesEzs tstF fnss A<-et
ssMks Canfsss-s ~ Tsrkst Arssrl
Ne - nssfle stfest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
HETROIT, GRID HAVEN &
- MILWAUKEE RAIL WAY.
1fsK IAnLE Nov ~ EF5Ecr

Leave a m y n. d. m
Grand Rarids zoD sm lUrm as nm ~ . nm
Cd Haven Ar &,am 1lorrn go f,Ir n - -
Milwaukee A.. -. 49,. - tx1 arc go an
chicago -. Ar .......f tun an
: % = m. 20 CONNECT With sundsY nishf
stcaInsr At sfra I'd Maven Tor Chicago
.Daiiy. fDaily exces.t saDday.
1raSns arfire from fhs Hat - ~. ~ - d
r., q ~ snd lgWpm
Trains arrive from TIE weht - and - ~ -
3 - \ m snf q 4 80
Easfunrd-No IA hss wsrncr rerisr bafss
car No. n s-erfor ear. Nsstusra->e II pa
lox car IA rs Wnsnnf perlcf bufst ear
gcHs ". lsorn. 1rsfc tsaaF~r.
BIS fLNrCsEa fras. fs@ Afeat
sAz CAnFHkl.~ ttt1 Ilrkst- A9~aA
NJ - henree strs.A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Detroit, Lansing & Northern
July 81. isSa
TO DETRofrL
Nv. Grand Rapids. 7oam rgpu sfopm
Al. Detroit. 90 IN ss5op ma b1 u M
FkoA DETROIT
Lv Detroit........ IGsm rSpu s0npm
Ar. Grand Rspids. II ss N 500 m DsDn
SAGINAW. ALMA AID ST Louis
Lv- Grand Rapids sOau tg,u
Ar 1rand Rapids % n 10 % N
LOWELL. VIA LOWELL HASTINGS "A
Lv. Grand Rapids 7Uam IGpm s40pm
Ar. nom Lowell. I2<1 m "a n
TuR0r7H can eEEyIcH
farlor car Gu al trains betvesn Grand Rsp-
ids and Detroit Parlor car " SAGINAW ..
morning train.
sksery DAY. Other trafns wax days only.
osoRoE DEHAvfS. Goa Passr A<snk
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-30

SIN, sJaJinR UnaJ ne nau -repuUlateG the
Roman Catholic doctrine of purgatory;
also the doctrine of future probation and
regeneration after death or any beginning
of Christian life after DEATH"
Continuing on this subject DR.. Briggs
said: "You We heard attributed TO me
the dreadful doctrine of race redemption.
But if you VIII look into my inaugural
you will see that all l have to say OH that
subject is connected with the incarnation
of Jesus Christ. The trouble with these
brethren is that they are taking a too
narrow view of the doctrine. Would that
could teach such n comfortable doctrine;
and if the time ever comes that can,
will gladly lay down my ministry in the
Presbyterian .hurch, and go forth to teach
the hope of salvation of some of those who
zion in the world. But L do not hold that
belief now; | cannot"
The doctor read from his book on "Mes-
,ianic Prophecy" to establish his teaching
rs to the fulfillment of protective prophecy,
error in which was alleged in the rejected
fourth charge. This book, he said, had
been translated into the Japanese, had re-
seived the approval of such an eminent
man as Gladstone and of such an orthodox
Christian as Delitsch of Berlin. When he
had read a summing us in the book a COM
missioner asked: is that the present opin-
ION of DR.. Briggs? The book was written
in 1856. Does he hold the same views
now"
DIR. Briggs-Why, certainly. That book
is text book in Union Theological semi
nary. and every senior class goes over it,
The professor then proceeded to legal
md technical argument to show that some
Of the charges could not be considered here,
ard yielded for recess to 40 p. m. Re
summing his address when the assembly met
IN the evening session DIR. Briggs devoted
q considerable part of his time in his adj
dress to defense of the action of the pres
bytery. He acclaimed against matter OF
record in the defendants support being re-
Iected while evidence introduced by the
prosecution received favors. The doctor
also considered the logic of the case. He
declared that neither in his addresses nor
in any of his writings had he co-ordinated
the Bible, the church, and the reason; nor
could it rightly be inferred that he did so.
AT 10 O'Clock, when the assembly adj
journed for sle day, DR. Briggs had spoken
three hours
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-30
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-30
MADE A LEAD MINE OF HIM.
A Woman who Seems to Have Don
About Right. in Texas.

NEW YORK, May 30.-The Suns special
from Dallas, Tex, says that Mrs. Lillian
Reeves, n handsome widow of 90, shot
Louis Loneennetti six times, rs fast as Il
double action pistol could fire the bullets.
Five of them struck LOngennetti in the
breast and stomach and the sixth entered
his throat. The woman was arrested. The
testimony at the prisoners hearing showed
that Logennetti had roomed at the board
ing-house of Mrs. Reeves and her mother,
Mrs. James Croney. Four weeks ago he
insulted Mrs. Reeves and was ordered from
the premises
He secured room next door and began
to circulate stories rejecting on the good
name of Mrs. Reeves. He accused her of
visiting disreputable houses. On the day
of the tragedy the woman stepped to the
sidewalk to get pitcher of milk. Longen-
netti passed along and insulted her. She
drew a pistol from beneath her apron, and
never ceased firing until all its chambers
were empty. Justice Skellon held the
prisoner to the grand jury, placing her bail
at 81 900. This she gave, and was released
from custody. 1t is not believed that Mrs.
Reeves will be prosecuted. Public senti-
ment is strongly on her side.