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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
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Judge in - Case IN Duluth.
DULUrH, MINI, Jan 2O-Judge Mel
son Of the United States Court, yoster-
da declared unconstitutional the Chinese
Exclusion net in babeas corpus proceed
ings brought by All Yuk, a Chinaman,
who has lived seven years in the United
States.
The ground ON which the law was dc
clurcd unconstitutional is the provision
Tor an imprisonment for 30 days and the
returning to his native country of A
Chinaman after no proceedings other than
a hearing before United States Uommis-
sioner
Such law is a violation Of the funda-
mental right OF every citizen Of the
United states to a trial by jury when ao-
cused of any crime
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20

Honolulu, Jan 20.-The lottery bill
passed by the Legislature grants the eX-
elusive franchise to II. ID. Crois, of Chi
cago, W. b. Davenport, st. Louis, and
John Phillips j. j. Williams, Samuel
Nourhein, and W. @. Achi, OF Honolulu,
to operate ID lottery iu all It's various
Le.-.rIn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
TIRED OF THE NEW STAMPS.
senator WHIcott Wants to Stop the Sale Of
the Columbian "PiastersU

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Wal
cott, Of Colorado, introduced in the Sen
ate joint resolution directing the Post
master General to discontinue the sale
Of 'tne so-called Columbian postage
stamps, except when specifically called
for.n
He asked that the resolution be imme-
diateiy acted upon, aud SD that he knew
Of nothing more r.uiculuus than those
p,asters clvering half an envelope"
Objection TO immediate consideration
was nude, and the resolution went over
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-Sixteen people we're
found overcome by gus yesterday morn
ing iu row Of buildings on Milwaukee
avenue Mrs Mary Sidlers and her 3-
year-old son have been taken to the
County hospital, and will probably die.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
HUGHES STILL AT LARGE.


Term in Prison.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 20.-James
Hughes, the master workman whose con-
vcuion OF eXtortion has just been con
frmed by the Court of Appeals and who
should be here to serve a sentence of one
year in the Monroe county Penitentiary is
still at large.
The authorities do not know just where
he is but are informed that he IS travel
ing through the country as salesman for
some clothing house. If he does not
turn up before long, steps will be taken
to bring him here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
New Railroua Opened for Business.

CORNING, N. Y, Jan. 2O-The Lima
& Honeuye Falls road was opened up Tor
business yesterday. The first train car
ried the directors and number Of prom
ineut Ci,izaus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
Two Now Typhus Casos in Now York.

New York, Jan. 2O.-Two new cases Of
typhus were reported ut the Bureau of
Contagious Diseases last night They
were James Doherty, a lodger at 80
Bowery and John McCrea from "a Bayard
street
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
HERR 10 BE ARRESTED.
Reported That France Has Grounds TO De-
Inand His EXtradition.

LONDON, Jan. 2O-A despatch from
Paris states that warrant has been is
sued by the French authorities for Cor
Rslius Herr on grounds that will justify
hfs immediate extradition.
The same despatch states that the COM
mission sent by the CzaT to study the
Panama situation is about to return.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20

Cry ISLAND Jan 20. Several prison
srs have escaped from Hart's Island by
means of the bridge Of ice between the
Islands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
steamer tcctn Again iu Deep Water.

CAPE MAY n j., Jan. 2O.-The steamer
Recta has been pulled off the shoal and
towed into deep water. The Cold Spring
life-saying crew had great difficulty in
reaching the station through the ice
drift
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20

wheat-No. 2 red winter: 81 Is; March 50 l-3
&C C5ori-No, 2, mixed: SO l-2 Feb, 50 5-s; March
~ 0aIs-Eo. 2 mixed 80 l-si Feb. 80 l-2; May
40l-8
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
TWIcE0LD TALES!

Are metimes a bore, but
whenhe people are told
twicehat at GalIagher's
Cheayash Store they can
buy BUR and Tea at lower
ratesan anywhere in town
They're glad to Test the
trutbf the oft repeated
story He also keeps on
handll line of Groceries,
Fres3utter and Eggs, Pc,
tatoe Green Truck, Hay
and law.
GaIIag's Cheap Cash Store |
Muldoon's old stsnd)
CORNElNTRE AND WEST STREETS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
CHOLERA IN BERLIN.
sevenVy-eight Cases and Fifteen Deaths
in an Asylum.

LONDON, Jan. 2O-A despatch from
Berlin TO the Daily News says that there
have been 7S cholera cases and 10 deaths
ia the Neitleben asylum.
In Budapest there were six new cases
Of cholera and no deaths yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20
NEW YORK MARKETS.
BONDs-CI,OsrSo pRICEs.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9-Money on call was easy
at IL and per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-20

Anthracite coal used ex.
olusively insurlng oleanli.
ness and Cornf fort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
Charity Committees

Hon. Thomas D.. Gilbert. president
charity organization society Of Grand
Rapids, announces the following CON-
mittee appointments:
Executive Committee -J. w. Roeen.
thai, Mrs. NJ. r. Bissell. NJ. &. Crosby.
Il. Stewart White and William n. Rob-
inson.
Case Investigation Il. w. Wolcott, l.
d. Norris. Mn. f. Y. Fuller.
Finance and Mcmbership-J. w. Ro
seminal. ID. 4. Blo<lgett, Henry spring.
Friendly Visitors DIR. Francis 8. Hill
yer. &. s. Udell. MIS- s. L. Whitney.
Registration Bureau Henry ldcma
Joseph Houseman. n. l.. Avery.
Cooperation and Conference j.
HolIistcr. NJ. Shanahan. u. j. Doornink
Mendicancy r.. A. Maynard. Thad
deus Foote. r. q. Studley
Legal QUESTIONS William 4 lden Smith,
n. A. Fletcher, j. Edward Earle.
Literature r. w. Butterield, f n
Fisher. Isaac 4. Powell.
Proyident Habits John s. Lawrenc~
William NJ. Mclsain. Frank y. Pulte.
Wood Yard and Labor Tests for Men
Il. 4. Provin, 4. h. jerks. j. X. John
ston.
Laundry and Employment fos Women
Mrs T. W. Strshan. Mra n. w. North
rup. Mrs. A. G. Torcy.
Public and Private Hcalth-Dr. Ar
thur Hazlewood. DR.. ID. Emmett Welsh
DIR. X II. Stevens.
The president and vice PRECEDENT III
the society are ~x -ciiscio members II sl
the above committees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Regular 8esnton Held Yesterday
Aftermoom.


Messra Lsttellier, worden and Her-
rington II the board Of public works
were present 1t the regular meeting ycs-
terday. There were the usual number
Of visitors and petitioners. A man
named Ellston appeared before the board
and submitted plat on which the
streets were not properly laid out. Tho
hoard refused 70 act on the plat until
the plat was corrected.
Colonel Bishop appeared before the
hoard in relation 10 the grade 81 Lake
avenue.
A representative Of the Michigan
Block company vas present to inform
tho hoard that his company had about
1900 yards Of blocks cut ready TO b
shipped to this city or any other city
when they were wanted.
The following appropriate estimstes
were made:
Sewer in Madison avenue. e2,379.5O;
sewer in Curtis street, otl67. 15; sewer In
Eat Fulton street, ellh6O; sewer in
Euclid avenue. eil4.7O; improving West
street, t7.50ll3; improving Housemsn
street. e0.747.5O: improving Park ave-
nue.. GtX7; improving Batas strest
A375.03; improving Shawmut avenue,
ss,sl7S7; Improving White street,
taH3
The usual bills were allowed.
The following contracts were let: For
a sewer in Dplbcr street To kloote Her.
schop. e., 40; sewer in East Leonard
street 10 Mr.. Tennis. e1.l47.s2; for q
sewer in Palmer avenue. e644.90; Tor q
sewer in Grand and Oak avenues 10
John Volkers, eaZlj6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

The following odlcsrs wsre elected st
the osxanisatiaa u Unity lodge No Ia.
knigkfe 81 Pythias. q Sparta Friday
aLxS6 81 Grad ChanceIor Loomis:
Pat chsncelor, v. w. Miller; past CON
uaandes. Z Robertson: vice commander.
q. AndessDa: prelasc. L. Human.
There vere twenty four charter mem
terA
Osisatsl Chapter O. 4. g. will enter
tain Lowell chapter on Tuesday evening.
Suppse viii b ssrvcd Ut the Bridge
sstross house at 9 o'clock p. M All
ussmbees q Orieatal chapter Who wish
TO have supper &C = cents each arc 70
quested ~ b st the Bridge Street
house. 1t SIS p u.
Dclesates wishing to attend the dis
trict convention q the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union. 10 be held at
Grand Haven. will meet ut the union
depot It p N. Tuesday.
Grand Rapids Iodgs AZ Good Tenn
plars viii hold it, quarterly election Of
,,slicers next Friday night in the hall in
the McMullen block.
Finch Temple. Juvenile Templars.
gill give . literary and musical enter.
tainment in Good Templars' hall Thurs
lay night
The German Literary club will meet
Monday evening at Miss May Blum
rich's. No. "a Gold street
Grand Rapids post entertained many
81 its friends in Pettit's hall on Plain
6eld avenue last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

The ssivertiscd speaker did not make
HE appearance at the meeting ~ tho
Prchilatioa club last night and the
evening was spent with an infosmai dIs
cuesson. IL wzs decided IN give y . cial
and entertainment ~ ~onn A. tho ar,
rang.~nenss fus u can b. made. Pre-i
aens Walker appointed q ecmmsttee
eum pssrd ~ the following p~s~pns la ~
p<,~s % tho meeting newt Saturday n isht
IN the charscfsr n the entertainment b.
10 given ! H. Ths~. William Nc
Rain, Peter Reynsicr-. George ~. NewslI
ard Me~iamc- J r. Thss. " w. Cote.
aass. A. Coy. NJ. ~ Walker. 4. -. Ran
dali. J. D. Bodseii and T.. J Mitchell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
esss No no ,ae.s:. - Nm sAss'
Asasiag go kisA = eoib1k4o
Why ~ cAn % q.
n Aalsans = Hss1o ~ eoQUoGv
o.san : psais AaaaG - n9no
0boeso-ooow b voo -

h AGlDnoe = Doe1o - 9uDov
o. = Rnnis 49, - -
a.-.-sa~, = 60 80
4 80 dnys 80 - eDseai - po1pun
oa Qsuinl eya1nge = rsonoo0 49,
NJ Uus - t!& ~ o1Qo9ouv
- ~ - 4eoao1 - ~ 80
- oD1e1hln9 gsneseoheA n04y q
~ uoenn ouoo6es snnA1nQ paeooo oeAne
soeooD ~ poseAnnA H. pe1nn -
Usve ueee bUss thnn Uoae ~ 60 80
on6 buy ~ sene Qocdb sms -.
D,otnsaln ssesyaD4y a.kfds 49, ~
~ d ny h pub!ic = - nenNlee9
~ knowing 49, - O. " uooo -
~. ~ coassnso 49, eoasoee4
eseetly b ous bid seen IAeaIxem1s4
= ciippea lsUa ~ 1oiehiGnn 3ln4es-
unn q ~ - iasus and apsohe - ~
I'll. We want 10 say. though. t1ae ~
5000 q apcusina many tsosy = - ongns
% y stAtsd In the article. Galy . sory
hsw d01lan' worth was pu,chassd By Tie
gpOcero:
Tho Wholesale prics q osaesla1ed
sugar - the Grand kapids VITAL oe0e
Let week was eO:D pr l0o posadA To
setailers' price was cents pound ~
sagntocn pounds log u. me Aveosac
end Pacific Tea conpanye loeal MAJ
tiger came out with card IN ~ newe-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Persons anticipating n Wait IN the
u"rld's fair will ssve themselves great
deal - trouble and he ssie moro th,w-
ougbly IL EMO, the great wurks - art.
which form one Il lie n.~s attractive
features. by itssening to the TEXTURE by
dorado Taft 1T the Fountain Ste~et issp
list church merit FRIDAY evening The
proceeds wili m divided between the
Wcmsn's Working s~iesy 1t the ehaivh
sni ~. 4. u. A. bems. Admission, ~
een,s, eh.Isir.n y, sea,s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

A young man named Sisson. who lives
az the corner Il Lake avenue and Carl
ton street, reported at police headquar-
ters last night that chap called Nelson
Webster had stolen his horue. 4 few
days ago Sisspn's father died. Webster
who had been loafipa about Meeker's
sslopn. vas called in 10 help move the
old gentlemen during HE sickness and
had staid with the family ever SINCE
Yesterday he took tho pony out for q
drive and didn't return. Detective Darr
discovered that Webster had traded the
horse IN man named Holborn for AN.
other. receiving = dollar bonus and then
skipped. lesvinx the other horse tied
The horse w~r~ traded back and Web.
stes 10 vans>si on . charge ~ larceny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

n. 60 Mn L u Ausiia = SA le6
noslby Vn1ee ssrsDoly unsAs shass bal
pnennnt v616t ~ 49, sna Fsonb and
N wfs g mon1pa.
NC lnossaUestA e - q h = /
posslaa 49, yss1ssany tssa |. UiR
=, C&nelnnn4 81 Oetssto - s~ts~sd
nspuny 49, o>sass lGnssAsl G. z
l,ssGsoss = gnnnas1 - - sooo. snA e
= fssssd - - - attack a cphnAd
tssss.
Rssssssoansiss Whit ssai - ca
h1 ~. Chnsfns q. WhitA
M Dpsa Witt q NA 81 Pifth
sv<nno - sstssusd fsua . Ussk's viase
Viii tsisnds - Usesuit-
0aiaa ". Hsrkins cad esniiy have re
tsDsd tsan . laag sisis 70 Pscsac coast
IDm1A
~. D. DnlIou seat - Otnseo yester-
dey. rssuPaing inss lass evening.
Chasiss w. Black q tks Oviei he re-
tssnsA fsuo HI sasessn trip.
L0uis p. Ts9gast he's returned from =
ix sssnths' TIP u the YEA
A.. v. rsntiind and Dr.. Wooster have
returned from Nofsolk. Va
Graftoa n Pond viii remove 10 the
ststs q WashinGtco-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

~ CssunssS Sssy CUAh1s - ~
AM Wo1shu AhngeAnnABA

--~~---~-~
~ GsnunssS Jssy u0Ahos - -
AM Wt1su AhnssAsnABa
Cososss nssAisAs jusy inpsnslsd -
dsesr9iae IL - = ~ - . y.
yssr-old Alice viii, pssdsssd vsediet
yesterday sfsssneoa. bse Usse aasble -
attach the sPepoasihity g tee esl1s
% any pssD0e c0nneeeod 9th u The
jsry slsetsd Ire - Csune 1pssnan and
rstsrnsd ths eeaaouing verdict: We
Hrd that ~ cid Alics Wild eas,s ~
her dsath u Va. ~ lslond serset. IN the
city a Csaud Rapids. Michigan. April
II. st aknas 6sO p ~ Fsosa The svi.
dencs before us Ne Ind that the cause
a death vas due - inllanDstSna a the
bowels. said Inflammation being caused
by an abugtion committed By sDne per-
sun to ~ unknoxn
Assistant Prsscuting Attornsy Ward
appeared before the jury. expecting 70
place Mra Elvira White On the stand.
tho wosnsa In wh0ss hosss Alice died,
hut she vas not present. He supposed
Mira White hsd bcen subpcnsed. and
after waiting . reasonable time tor Aes
IN appear Mr.. Ward learned from the
prosecuting attorneys once that Assist
ant Burns. In whosc hands the matter
oe subpcnainR Mrs. White had been left.
vas taken sick Friday afternoon and
the citation had not bssa srrve,l Tho
jury Was Satisfied q 70 the cause a
death from the testimoay that had been
submitted Of the prcviOus hearing. and
was rcady 10 reader . verdict without
further evidence. % no witnesses wese
sworn yesterday. Mr. Ward aid the
courss would not dsbar further invest.
CATION II Il wcge thought sdvisable 10
continue IL in the future. The whole
affair has been 90 skillfully covered up
that it vill take = thorough Investigation
systematically prosecuted 10 lind the
guilty parties
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
0osaos Uymphony sssarn.

America 10 claiming the best there 10
in tho limo II high grade classical music.
Ii In reported. and probably the report
10 correct, that Hans Richter. who
stands without . peer ~ orchestral di-
rector in Europe. has consented to take
charge II the Boston Symphony orches
ira lie accepts the very moderate
salary a tD.OO0 year foe his services.
Nikisch. who has charge of the organ
iaation. has bFought il up to such .
standard u excellence that only tho
most eminent of leaders could iii his
place. GRAND Rapids 10 "a have one
more opportunity ~ hear this magnif-
cent body of musicians under Nikisch
before his return 81 his native land. Not
only has the orchestra improved since
last ssasou. hut it, number hss been in
creased by the addition of several ar
tists. The Polish singer Who accom-
panies the orchestra IL creating much
enthusiasm wherever she sings. Al
though only about y years u age. she
has spent large part Of her life charm
ing immense audiences with her phe-
ncnsnal singing. She sings in Engli sh.
German. French. Italian. Russian and
pulish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Es1sonbse puDpoBo11ono 80 en6n0
askD b ~ ssvsa hduss q OAlhfs1ps1
- tn e6ey - eangonin ~ h4wD -
~ sents 49, aase = ~ 80 nnso
WsAnnniao - sssshsass ~ egseoty-
fDsssb aasss ssnsy e - bsadfeg q
Dssi.s rs sfssssasa . pes,uas vsll
pass sAHngl ths nain stSsses xad h
The svssing - saesstaiasssas vtil -
Aald il dsxtnans hsli. IL vii - q
gsssA sssss rally, aAA u y sxpsrssd tAas
ssvssal d ssa~d psrsnas Oil - pssssot
The Para - vi. Start at 2 O'Clock,
headed By Nsrphai j. y. Chattssooa and
an s.rugt fotlowinx uili - Csatoa
Pierce. . band. visiting castnnA eas-
riases. visiting Iosigeu and city txigsA
The ssenlng pso~rzn In Hartmann
bail eli . a. foi'o@s:
The Rsv. ThomAs a. snaA. nasass al
Overture ............-Wu rshusg' . OseAssoua
Prsyer... Tbs Rev Campb<n Rais, D. D.
Welcome. . :, Msycs William J. stuart
Re.poa~s, rhs Hon d. A. Jass.. p. q. u.
a. ass sou ei...d si,.ci :. csn mls
Tssos sois -ssia.6srs ssss.es.. -.
Aaar-., ,fhs Rev. D. II. Rsiiss, q. c.
Dssss--Oa M0.y EAnhs. ...........G ilhsss
Ms A4A HannAfosd. d. ". n. noo.
keeis~sson-posa 10 Jsvicha.
..-........ Pref. Z 2 Pryor
fsnos Ssls- -Na s,sslla d'Amors G. Kunss
DE W u. ko-~. eth violin obliGaAo
~ Rawsri r. kyss-
Ntootn8 Ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

lepuIy SArn& bresseoe ssoveo
rom istroit t.ss evening waA Ceessse
oesxer VINO nas c"mpscseo anoSeecs
In the 'Ssros' noess az cosFsS0oe spe
c.,." an - - - ~. CO.
- .,.,,.ex 80, -. - 4. E..s -
1870 ~, - % 3. .s....,s;.. -,sH
~ ..asi ,.;r
@An 1s'y sn"s v.ecSs "ox
-. 49,. =. D. 49," - -. .r-,,.
49,. "a Os,.-. $3.50. ~.
go -. .se.sk~1 .s.rsSS :. az
90. "a - - - - ssu ~ shs
$3.50 "A 49, 49, kss- tn. A.,
.sssx. - -. ~ "a. sA-s.e 81 -.
{nr dear ne.
=.
-. uss.. 80
-, ~. - ;...ss, .~.ss.Ssv -. -.
,h;,s... - -. S..;-- - ~.s
factory AssL He riekt vrise - locsr-
stesi ~ q plsner and Dr. Do Camp
dreswa tn wound
n. sv.rA ar;ll r,h>.r-.h m. mn.
rrr..in. 6nelv. snd ~ 49, a fhs an.
800. S~.e .h;.A Iii - -i~~ 4. 80
iuncst a With the Schubert club. has
been tied r.. NAV IL snd IL in the
Povsgp' opegs house The combinsfioa
10 sisong one and the attraction can.
not foil TO draw.
A cl.,ss q twenty two children in elo
cusion has been arranged by several
women oe Fsinf.sld avenue, Who have
invited Marie Wilson Bsaalsy n give
then instrucsioum The claas will mest
every Saturday N 0hanahan'o hail.
Yestsrsiays bank clearin9A t1la.-
5000. sh,w an incrsass u o., Oes6. III
cvss the corresponding day Of Last year.
For the pest week the total vss ol.O44,.
.shsS an in~sease over the correspond
ing week % W. ~ s1eN
Tho First Missionary" viii b the
subject Il the Rev. Il. A. Nc0iIjen' D
s~rmcr In the Waterloo street niasion
nn%n- Inefe wui De SUNDAY scnnoi
IN TIE mssssoa ~ O'Clock tnn asssr'
ncc1
The Inns Eihes viii give dancing
party ~ The armory Thuraatay night.
At 10 oclpck silent gun manual and
foof I'M VIII oe gwen. And Lieut.. Z. u.
Cline v'i give he lightning Zouave
drill
fsi DsNon. a red haired colorcd nan.
and scrub asii'ss. and Prank Howard.
.iso a. dark sk'n. were arrested yesssr-
dsy AFTERNOON oy the ponce. ana are nov
!" -" -, . '" :. ' anu ',s'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

"a generally rains ~heo thu Art ss~o
eistics erhIbst 10 IN pncyre~. tssss
s~~s vss ~ exception. ard the largest
ard finess EXHIBIT ever sho~b here sss
mssspsi ny . great mary. IN. s~~sts
tim aecsd~d last nigh. % csissioae the
exhibit snnthss wres tnnsisiessng the
s@s,h<s the attendance sss very sssd
last s~h and several psstaTss sssn
I'D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

At So. Marks church on Tuesday az.
Aark's.dayh there viii be holy commun.
hon at 10 q m; instruction 10 confirma-
ton candidstes 1t 4 p. N. and gradua-
tioa q St Mark hospital nurses 1t 10
p. u, whses the graduates viii receive
their diplomat This IL the first grad
uating claas from the training school.
A reception n their friends will b held
afterwards at tho Kendall home for
nurses.
At the minister conference tomorrow
afternoon. in the Y. n. &. A. building,
the Rev. Dan +. Bradley will open the
discussion on the topic: The Sunday
School Teacher"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Henry 4. Pet. the wsll kno~n psss,tst
and tsseh~s. kss hees invited ~ give .
ooueest THE summer Ia the Michigan
bssid,ss 81 the worlds fsss In Ch,essa
tssaess CsmphsiI tss ale, be-a aps-t
b, The sesassssttss 81 give . eng recital
NJ t'sss Gil sissa ssmisiiuss The etsstas
chapter g. . "iiisteficsi sisstehs Mi,sse
y NJ M ssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
Cheapness
Means Poorness.

r mskes no difference under
~hs.f eondifsons sdaI,erased srsl
elrs re odd 90 what ereuse con-
re, taon may furnish fcs their esis-
tsn,.e. the grocer owes u IN hrs
sslrg ard 10 the consumer who
ups, him. 10 eneoarsge the ale
~ q ase q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

The Sssas,i.ss msshssts carnival
ss- r-pestsd ls~s sssnins al tasssesFs
hail GA SAITH Dssissoa sss~-s II tls5si
A~tsss another hss sssii~ass. sad ts~
Rsf~sa Noxnsns hsls~f eesf~ shsesi
saothsf raes ssss b. 80 Treasury
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

F'ise tss.s sst issst sssasss a ]
,sisiosk "a he bssxasses ~ fh< GssH
k,sssdins, M. ~ Asass,s szeet sasd De
str.sys1 sssss sigHss sss pspss hssasgsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

q " fsissa has sesusast sosse fram
Gbt.4ss after havsns eonplstea the
M.eb~sa state bs.l.tsss &c the s~,ids
fair Hs ese ~ fsssd hssssfsss " has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

TIE sskttstsna IN VI " Ayiisa tisch
siii t-e ope. b the paisiie All a the
esssains sses Aamse=s.s, saaits. -
rests, fhiiiFsa 10 csHts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

JULIUS L. j. RklNRkLX $ = Cam: and
street. viii mako Il 70 your object IN
patronize him. His stock q nusical
instruments 10 complies. and his prices
unequaled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

herssse of shea high sssss1ard saA
nanny Never ssb~ss.sia . ~
srss< Sos . good svsify Chesp-
ssss mesrs psusses snd . isss q
tsxxnsu IN de ,Deg ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

THE LAST KhkX : 6 Ns':o. IN, s', t..
nual clearance sale al furniture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

ncITEnINlIER handles only he
VIS1I"S""II" best. His oyutsra.
fish. poultry, etc. arc uneycelled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

nETTEkINliER handles only The
VLSsI"f"HLLH hsst. His oysters.
fish, poultry, etc, are unexoclled.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-28
To Fight Hard Tor Silver.

WASHINGTON, June 27-The friends of
free coinage, alarmed at the progress made
by the president in his campaign against
the Sherman law, are rcdoubling their eff
forts to protect their organization from
further inroads, and to this end will open
headquarters here within few DAYS. En-
Congressman Warner of Ohio and Con-
gressman-elect Newlands Of Nevada will
be in charge, and will not only direct the
dissemination of free silver literature but
will assign the speakers who will advocate
that cause in the states holding elections
this year. The claim is made by the friends
of silver that they are amply provided with
the sinews of war, and that among the
speakers taking the stump this fall will he
found many men of national reputation
willing to stake all OH the fight for the
white metal. The programme announced
covers all territory south and west where
party tickets are now being put in the field.