Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

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Of these pictures viii be exhibited IA
this city prior 10 being sent TO Cnieago-
ftssa life size portrait N oils OF W. I'll.
III. Murray, the once famous Boston
preacher, but now celebrated New York
author kn0sn 10 the world as"Aaron-
dack" Murray.
AT $50 last night the ambulance was
called 70 Fountain street nil by re-
ported accident 10 some coasters. When
It arrived is w0s ascertAlned that q bob
slagh had tipped over and young
woman slightly Injured. sac WAS able
to walk with the assistance OF her
friends TO her home and ner name WAS
not ascertxlned.
There was an increase OF SIS, 1861
over the CORES Dondipg day OF last year
IN tas bank clearlngs yesterday on
business of 1896, i90.93- The total for
the past week was 81 ,079 ,9s3.3l. against
81, l24, 1891 for the corresponding
week or 1892. . decrease of sli4. $780, 80.
Last Friday night u party composed
Of Nj. NJ. Wood, Arthur Forsyth, Carl
Austin and Misses Fannie Deyas. Ethel
Wood and Hattie Wells enjoyed =
slelghride party TO Cannsnsburg. where
they were entertained by j. Jay Wood,
principal of the Cannonsburg school.
The board of public works was not
IN session more than fifteen minutes
yesterday and fourteen anu one-haIt
minutes were devoted to the reading
ing. No business OF Importance was
transacted.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail-
road company Is selling excursion tick
cts TO the National Spiritual and Lib
eraI association's meeting at De Leon
Springs, Fla, for 5000 round trip.
The tickets are good for return up to
May 81.
The choir program At the Park
church tins morning. will include "Out
of the Deep" Bartlett. quartet; To
Deum in u, Rutenber, full cnOlr. In
the ofertory MIR. COlwell will play Ham
dePs celebrated largo.
William Walsh, under-sherif under
Sheriff Mcqueen, Will control the cigar
business at the New Livingston waen
when its Offices are remodeled. He Is
making elaborate preparations for .
trst-class business.
The South w. &. L. L.. will hold a
Martha Washington reception Wednes-
day afternoon, February 22, between 2
and $50 o'clock, at the residence of the
president, Mrs. Rasenkraus, No. GIL
Mad son avenue.
The court of appeals IN New York
has sustained the Judgment against the
Hydraulic company of this city tor
$l22 900 IN the SUIT brought by Coffin d
Stanton, the New York bankers.
Harry Murray Haigh, advertising
manager OF the Evening Press. will
leave today for Detroit, where he will
have charge OF the advertising depart
ment of the Evening News.
Roy Osborne, after completing q
business course at Parish's Grand Rap
IDS business college, has secured a
position as bookkeeper for Macauley
Bros. foot of Lyon street.
j. VI. Walcott, the Wealthy avenue
druggist, filed two mortgages on his
stock yesterday. The first, for 81 500.
was to j. II. Woodwork. The second
was to MS wife for $500.
Tue protracted meetings at the
Church of Christ have closed. The
Rev. w. j. Russell will go to Kalama-
zoo next month TO assist. the Rev. keene
IN revival work there.
Fred Sheireling, for eleven years q
clerk IN Coroner Locher's drugstore
has resigned and started in bushes;
for himself at ihe corner of Granville
avenue and Hall street.
There will be a social in the parlor.
of Fountain street church Tuesday
evening. There will be music anC
light refreshments. All friends of the
| society are invited.
B. ID. jackson and wife entertained
| the veterans at the soldiers home with
lecture, stereoptIcon illustrations o.
battle scenes, scenery, etc., on Thurs
| day evening.
St. Girrard senate No. 1859, Knights
| of the Ancient Essenic order, initiated
three candidates Friday evening anG
held q banquet At the close OF the cere
| monies.
Phoebe juneau, who married Barney
Bald win, the broken-necked man whC
once exhibited at the Wonderland. ha
returned, leaving Barney to 60
alone.
Twenty No. 10 OF the st. Cecilia so
ciety will serve coffee at the librar,
club house during the meeting of tn
Il
Mrs. 5. A. Pelton, wife of Clerk Pei
ton of police headquarters. has 81
nearly recovered from her recent Ill
ness as TO be able to sit up.
a number of the pupils of the Aus
terlItz village school visited the Adj
school on Thursday. The trip Wa
mighty enjoyed by all.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Drueke an,
| Mrs. Cordes were III Detroit yesterda
attending the funeral OF their cousin
| Mrs. Schultz.
The brewery combine is putting int
effect ITS plans hitherto outlined, of OF
Grating only the husterer and Tusc
bre wsrles.
| Wheat declined one cent a bushe
yesterday. Pork aud other meats dl
not change, although the market
disturbed.
| Miss Alex Ross han taken a class j
elocutIon of twenty pupils at. Pen
water, and will prolong her Wis.,
there.
| Lieut.. W. ]. Hurley has reported fC
duty, after having been laid up fifty
nine days from the effect of broke
leg.
There will be no meeting Of the Ors
tOrio soelety tomorrow night, owing
toe absence of Director Morehesd.
Every afternoon Jefferson avenue
crowded with persons watching ID
speeding which takes place there.
Grand Chancellor W. III. LOOMS il
stalled the officers of Castle lodge, h
! T.. at Holland Friday evening.
South Division street people war
| transfers iss1ed between the Dlvislo