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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

sis * all she can possibly tnd time for.
What ia one hour out Il Who'll. day.
There are many families all through the
eiiy where children rise IN the morning.
eat their breakfasts and 20 Oh Ia school
without one word from the mother. who
H. sleeping IN well guarded attempt TO
make Up Tor the lat. hours of the night
before There are servants To see that
ths chiliren are well fell and warmly nj
tired. but such children can never have
the swee, memories ~ home that those
have Who departed for school with a
gur-lty Kiss and word - interest IN
the lav- lessons
Don't buther me That 's the too
frequent r-pr,mand - the mother who
has committee meetings. charity orgsni-
Eatlons Interviews and many other
matters foreign ~ domestic comfort on
her mind. \ student II social ten
dsncles. who has no darlings - her own
amt u ho. perhaps. on this account ap
yrecisje- their worth al tn. uiorsS\ We
gently told a brooklyn Eagle man ~ a
little incident which affected her dckrly.
She vas a. The house q friend. who
w.s exceedingly pre'scCupled WITH <tne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Coo, Of Rooms in Chicago

During the worlds fair vill te very high
al the hotels. and all the way from four
81 twenty four will lie crowded into one
room. Thee. therefore. contemplating
a visit a. that city during the coming
sis mouths would do well to secure
rooms in advance outside ~ the hotels
Capt ! NJ. Parkex. the veil known
travelling man. has secured number ~
room- in central location. which he
oilers % the patrons q TVS HsnALD At
a reasonable price. For particulars
address , VI Parker 20 West Van Bu
ren street. Chicago. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
woMANs WORLD ~ PARAGRAPHS.
I~es 81 Thee o.e.,ior. College Girls Are
Bisen.-inx.

I~eS 81 Thee oae.,ior. College Giris Are
Di~u..ing.
The institution Of learning presided
over by Tennyson's Princess Ida IL al
most rsslixed in -nme If the noble coli
lege- for girls That now exist In the
United States \ poetic srsam often
times brings its own fulfilment The
brave college girls are Just a. handsome,
Just "a prstiily dressed. Just "a musical
ani artistic IN their tastes ~ girls ever
were. and that IL one ~ the old. good fea-
snres that were brought along sni at
fsched 90 the new system. The girls of
WELLESLEY college have a political society
called the AEnra. TIE members have
ben pursuing = course of study on fed
ersl government. AMI lately held = mock
senate. IN which they usaed the Chan
der hill for restricted immigration. IN
accordance with the rules - rsrlismen-
tsry USAGE customary In The nifed States
senate. II - one e the rules OF tina
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

sAkss The Baden Bzsiea baths Tor sxin
to1,e- A poos hsauty. Who Ae~fs
private school fof . hyiag aud never has
more than ore months rent ahead II
EXPENSES. eats fruit after each usesl IL
ecoi the biood; rliss IN loiting car
sheneser her liver - torpid, taAes
yApoe bath when her sAIn g-ss dry and
her com piexion Is russell intel Her
chief drinks are nlIk and irmonad-, and
she declares that with hot water she
can cure any boldly aiiEnent' she battles
in IL. and goes u bed Sith bas u II
tot the seat II pain-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

DROBATE ORDER State ~ Michigan. coun
i ~ % kent-R. Al scssiot, Of the probate
court for said county 81 Kent, held at the pro-
bate Office IN the city of Grand Rapids, 90 the
18th day ~ April. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninc-th
Present. Cyrus y. Perkins. Judge of Probate
in the matter of the estate Of
NICHOLAS POTT. an insane person.
John Stckctce. special guardian ~ said ward,
having rendered to- this court his final special
guardianship account.
IL Is ordered that Friday. the 10th day 81
May, lseS. at t~a o'clock in the forenooa, at
said probate office, b. appointed for the ex-
animation and allowance II said account
And u Il further ordered that copy u this
order h. published three successive weeks
previous To said day ~ hearing in the Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating IN said county ~ Kent.
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
"A true eopy.D Judge Of Prubate.
HAnRr u. JEWELL, Register. frimay-S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

@,cia scheme Her little son. Pull q
pr,as IN some drawing he had N abe. ran
up o. his mother 81 show ~. Only H. Re
rrpul-ed WITH Don't bother ne. He
went 81 sunfie who t'-,S han up and
TAXED with .is1ght = his sketch. Ne
be vent away D. Nss beard - muttsr
Auutie she Uses 10. mamma. sh~ don I
ysra n the suafie sald / sivs1s
rity a ch.ld whose mother ,lce-r I care
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
LEGAL.
TOCREDITORs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State Of Michigan, County Of Kent, g.
Notice is hereby given that by an order OF the
the 2ist Gay Ut March. A. b. ise4, six months
from thaN date were allowed for creditors to
present their claims against tho estateof
EVA LACK.
late 81 said countS. deceased, and that all cred
itors Of said deceased ara required to present
their claims to sAid Probate Court. ut the pro-
bate office. in the city 81 Grand Rapids. for cx-
animation and allowance IN or before the DIST
day 81 Sept-mbcr next. and that such claims
viii be heard before said court on Thursday
the 2ist day of September next. at 10 clock IN
the forenoon 81 that day.
Dated Grand Rapids, Mich, March q, A. d.
lsn. CYRUS f. PERKINS.
Judge Of Probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
SEALED PROPOSALS.


Crrr CLERKS OvrIcE,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, april u, la.
Sealed bids viii b. received ~ this Office 10
and including o'clock y. m. 81 THURSDAY.
April ~, lSQ for the painting ~ two thousand
tnore ar iessl street sign yot< IN said city III
ts,srs ~ b. painted In the following; manner,
viz Two-thirds 81 each SAID posts ~ bc PAINTED
black from the ground Gp. and oBc-third To he
b.s-' quality.
All bids to 10 addressed Ia the Committee on
Streets.
The city reserves the right "a object any and
all bids. WI n sHINkNAS.
a-el City Clerk.
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MUST Be SOLD.

- scon1nI q flha Hesfh - 49,.
srEsrsrffd s.~sn fun rysilsr rr>~rss fe9-fns
rsia ravss ~ - h~r-ef< - a ir-uES n sve~t
i-rf essnt tssr rvnnsrs Ernftably no~- fsA
voe-i r.. cord 81 - rtty - Stp. sfrsy rfles
frss-r fs~srnss. t~s2slS cost <4lesg vii -
a. rr~-s ssrr1ar< ram esAssee hrsytks. iA
R.Al sss>A. petccsI
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H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,


fOk sAi-E-nOUSES AND LOTS
A hns mod~n nin~-ro<m hcusr sa Torrs~s
avenue. essi frunsase. cwocd b. NO ft~sa<nf
must sd Q bargain Also Gle a. sursssu ave-
nsc. eight rssns opra~r lee. One "a So,stn
lsfay~tsr. ~atA fsrnscs. essh cad all u.s<tc-a
improvements One on fan.s~s svens~. t~~lss
rsoms conner iss god fsArs, a hsrga.a- tsns
aeentrai avenue. oG PARIS svssnnc. CO., GA
North Pr>s.ecs. ca Hastings. Que 40 Rsell-
ard assuus. Also two Louss,, ca Gently Sts~rs
"a esctanx~ Tor hsnse nst lot eessrsil, io<a f.a
Iwo hsasss ia Case sirsst Stor~ On kalsn.ss.s
sScs1ac fcr sale os eHehsIse.
FARMS FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
~ rsr~- N Tesbrtasc toe sshsc; . hne ssa<k
fsrn soti clay loan larTe barn. small hou.e !:
iD scrs impsosed. balance s~s~k g, apis sisa
aud ash fint-s. fos sale or errhsaes Tor cay
propcrfs.
iso scres twelve naie> ffocs cts. one % 10
best stock sc dairs fsIu.s a.. the state. xol.
~stsr>f 9th spring brs.k. fws sr-ss ..rrhsrls
cn tara too god sossus. Esssd barns aud iissi-
eisss soti.
Osso ~ scrs~ 81, r,ii~s from city, good ossia.
tnep. rod orchard and god lssd
have also nuInisf at Lss~ ks-rs~ ~ ears1.x
iands hear the CITY ranging frosD hvs Ia fosts
have lots In all part. II the e.ty 20 se,i sna
exchanee-
Houses 81 rent
Money Ia i'sn On good rial s-s.srsse~rtty
ID J, DUsofIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

~ t~~-as -sr-.s-ff The p-Aeu.er~ frvs~smess
rszrpsny 50 b1~fun. Mss. haze ESTABLISHES
f-axrh usts~s II tsrsfsd sepias ~ 80 vfzt y"
frr-es ta4fta f,sss-e fssssT uIii f1rrssE 80
rBcav.y "a snail for-sshif rnyfnr-ts arp.r
earl, s-sa step r-nt. 5sranch osbrs - = ADD =
lc~cr bsocN lJkAN LDSt.
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Telephone
150 l5O 15O
Crystal Spring Water.
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana and Mt:htgsa
Central Tlckst Oft1ce

The Union ticket office on Monroe
street having been abolished. patrons ~
the G.. X A |. and Michigan Central
desiring information "a 81 the time -
trans. rates. etc. can obtain same from
4 timqUist. ticket agent. Union station.
Call telephone No. aS. Office open
from 80 a. N. fo II ~ y. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
81 AND 81 w0NDERLY RUILDMC.

LOTS. LOTS! Lots q lots. but u you wish 10
east your los on GOOD ONE. handso9oly
minute street car aervice. and in rapidly grow
in part Of city, look mp the Bell Phllo Addi-
tion on BurtO avenus. near Division. We arc
selling th~ss ct prices that cannot DO dapii-
Gated.
We Offer this week . crack bargain In . Ans
stone cellar cisterp, rooms all in su,d repair.
IL you want . place on West Side look at this
ono a. 81, 80
ifyou arc looking for suite Of pleasant, con.
venieus rooms. With hard and soft water end all
conveniencs<. near street car line, east side,
VIC have hem 1T moderate rental.
We have cheap lot corner North Lafayette
and Fairbanks Others On North Prospect moro
at south Grand Rapids all sosd lots. Houses
and lots Tor sale on payments, moderate a. rent
Lots fos sale In any part 81 city you desire, IS
low a. the lowest and as good as the best.
An elegant orange plantation, located ON the
famous fruit belt 1t Florida, all Ia bearing and
change for good stock farm In Michigan.
We esu sell you this veek almost any number
gan. at low price and on favorable terms.
THEax ARE NO cnEsrNCrS.
IL you want lots on West Bridge street, suit-
able for flats or stores, near Scribner, at bAk-
GAINS, let Us show you some.
part Of city east side furnisheds cheap
Money loaned quickly, at low rates. on live
city property or good farms, IN sums To suit.
We have residence properties ~ bargains. in
various parts OF the city. We take pleasure IN
showing our properties on application.
A general real estate business transacted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
MONEY 70 LOAN.


no you WANT MoNEyi-Ifso. you ~i,l ena
~ II TO youg adv sntage Ia before bof.
ruNins.
We make leans household goods. piann~
horses. wagons. ar personal property 81 sny
Kind at the lowest Iossihle rates and in the
quickest I.,ssibse time.
Our loans are made without publicity aud
the property u left N your indiSld dual poss.s-
sifn.
Loans ean be carried ~ hong 40 ds<ircd or can
Be paid an fall. cr an part. ~ any time Ca suit
your convenience, and any part paid reduces the
cost Of carryia ing the loan
II you owe balance On furniture. piano os
other prvT,erty, We will psy u up tor yoa. and
carry 90 long - you desire.
We also make loans On ths baildinx and loan
association plan.
Our o0lees arr the most pleasant In the city
and are - arranged that parties calling upon
Us may bs waited upon quickly and cour,s-
ously.
Remember that you have the use " box the
property and the money And can return Tie
money 1T any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MoRTG ,GE LOAN co,
Room =. Tow 81 block.
Conner of Monroe Pea ri aud 4 anal "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

MA GovArG.
F.k,.bIfs.s0
Real Estate. "a Hoonoe.


~. = .sA = bs.aA isnis. oeep-ss puknp
drgss, Lot ~'aie eth ssass ealIaisss. Ssls-
sSse.
- Sh~pi me- aveiliss, 90 srsssssa 60
bisfshs un-sfs>l sAsHas.@
x.sseasss s<s~0 nAssAp - - agos1ss
- is>atsr aud 100 sstss tsssk knn<kx.s
LA - fssvYos esenns. aeos Wun3sA0 evsnao.
ssxie. kxee.l~u< kesat,zu.
Avshssss epu.s 49, go t<uPcsI. e>e1sa
l..1osls park IA sasxi& saA sUesAA hH.Sdiso<
~ Moth iouis. issgs hrs&h A~slitne e.
s, ~ - Sa,S. :. pa.sd siiN tIss Issl.s.sy-
s sss &c. a:1 s.aA. ~ aAa7ss sAS IN 49,
~ S<xlx
NorsAs~s e~rns ass6A ItvisSs> e. 49,
svsnas. A. los oaxR eraso1ll }nosssrn'
- r ss AHs.s.s.s - Z - s: 80 -
saA - sssk 4 HssA sk~sN ipslH -
usaeiv ass csssA~aos hssstssA 1snnnookSs
pr1ces ter-as 10 suit
~ Ch~uy, sss.sr ysAssvsA. 49, $780,.
10 ssosns sss esal. soiss-aA1 lssssAAn- ~
sssa-
hSsAysss s~ss~s Hall ssA C>sssr sssssoA -
sese 90 hst. ssssrt. sash isses tsens -. t0s
saAau dsellAnSs asd ss4hss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
FOR RENT.

Saendhd. oessrsily Lsrssed. Eve SION massive
ssHA fsrssy. Nal strsw<, scrsnAae ks&o~ll
ss.y cssok sddsussA. iSstm. LIGHT go e.ssr
ssoa>, ustss pvvss tsssy vslsah1e}. With Uaier
whesl, freight eAessscs. nsaSa shaf1ax esd
f.s fernitare fscsory or oskes knsinsss. fsssrs-
sssa hss 4.
i0 Ottawa, II rusxns go bath. ips y feet.
srs,nf. tass ~ssesn-
IS thsssy. snsnrs Jsasrsaa svss~~. Zee ausii-
~. ~ so2s.s ed hath Psssr.ssaa nsyi
hnsca strcsf. ss<sse MAO soasoxsA.s rnes
and ~ hsroe street. 100 sOSaas<. secao1
hssor. ,}ss ekrap.
"a teesry. ~ rA,ns With hath, v~ti Gnas>uod
and ARRANGED; reasonabls runt a. eS.sd sxsaES-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
BUSINESS CHANCEs.
CHAIRS RECANEO.


NAS1fD- I.ps stoves Ia store for summer.
w Grand Rapids STOW. storage company,
M. 10 Lyon street Telephone a.. n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

q z e &-Do you want mooe, To- build
~ ~ ~ ~ with. or with which Ia bur a
home, or pay off debt. &C start in buslnessf
IL SO. cat On John Il. Martin, No. 20 Canal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
FIGHTING FOR THE ASYLUM.

South Jersey Odd Fellows Trying to
Feat Hudson County.
A mass meeting of Odd Fellows was
hold last evening at Fishers Hall, to
take action in relation to the movement
By lodges. in the southern part of
the State. Ito prevent the lo-
cation of the proposed Odd Fellows
Orphanage in Hudson County. 1t was
originally agreed that the lodges fur
nishing the largest amount of money to-
wiirds the orphanage should have the
selection of the site. The lodges of this
county contributed the largest amount
ard it was decided to locate the institu-
tie,n in this county, but the South Jersey
Lodges now object.
The meeting last evening was largely
attended. District Deputy Thomas Fitz-
sifnens was chosen chairman. MIR. j. K.
Bernstein strongly denounced the move
ment to take the orphanage from this
county. The local Lodges, especially the
Rebecca Lodge, had worked hard to se-
cure the institution, and ara very anxious
to have it here. He suggested that a
large delegation from this county attend
tho ODD Fellows Convention on next
Tuesday, in Trenton. TO protest against the
site being changed.
Speeches in the same strain were made
by j. A. Coleman, Mrs. Decker, j. B.
Sterling, Mrs. Whitfield, 2. Burke and
John w. White, aud resolution adopted
requesting that q strong delegation go
to Trenton on Tuesday TO enter protest
and use every effort to secure the Or
phAnage to Hudson county.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
A MOTHERS DlSPAIR.
ATTEMPTED Suicide When They Took Her
Child's Dead Body Away.

ATTEMPTED Suicide When They Took Her
Child's Dead Body Away.
A pathetic Incident occurred last night
among the hundreds of emlgrauts who
arrived at the Rottendam dock, at the
foot of Fifth street, Hoboken, on the
steamship Werkendam. Among the
steerage passengers were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Schoorma and their four young ch il
dren. VINO came from Friesland
bound for Wisconsin. Four days
ago their nine m onth's old child Wiekie
was taken sick with bronchitis and was
treated by the ships Surgeon Gaeie.
Shortly after the ship was locked last
evening the child died. The ships Off
notified Coroner Parslow, and when he
drove up to take the little body away.
the mother clung to her child, refusing
to part with him. The parents could
not land, as they had to be taken TO
Ellis Island today. The Coroner insisted
on taking the body and the mother had
to be forcibly torn from her child. AS
the body was peing taken down the
gang plank she uttered q scream,
and running over to the side OF the
vessel was about to throw
herself overheard. when her husband
prevented her. She was led below, aud
kind hands ministered TO her comfort.
The parents are poor, but the child will
not be buried till they are pas sed at
Ellis Island.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
TRANSFER TICKETS in USE.
The j. c. s d. Railroads. New schen
Works Well.

The j. c. s. q. Railroads New Scheme
Works Well.
The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
Com pany's new scheme of transfers went
into effect this mornin z on all lines ex-
cept the Erie street line. At noon about
i've hundred transfer tickets had been
turned In at tEuperintendentS Sayre's Office.
Some misunderstanding occurred be-
tween the conductors and pass engers.
owing to errors In pun hing the tick els.
Superintendent Sayre says passen gers
should be careful to see that their trans
fer tickets are CORE city punched. II
a mistake is made By the conductor
his attention should be called to it. Com
ductors cannot receive transfer tickets
which are not punched Tor their routes.
The scheme is working as well as could
be expected.
The Erie street line will be included in
the transfer routes, probably by the
18th.
President Charles b. Thurston has
mailed notices Co the minority stock
holders of the Jersey City and Bergen
road, that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has sold its stock TO John ID.
Crimnins, and that Mr. Crimmins will
extend to them until April Is, 1898. an
option to sell their stock to him on the
same terms aud the same price.
s400 per share.u Stockholders who ac-
chase price upon depositing certificates of
stock with The Manhattan Trust Com
pany, at the corner of Nassau and Wall
streets. New York. Forty per cent. will
be paid on September, 1893, and The re-
malnder on March ], 1894.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
TO VOTE ON BEER,
Peculiar Features of Coming Forestic

Peculiar Features of Coming Forestic
Picnic.
TIE Association OF A. o. f. of A., COM
posed of tep courts of the Order of For
esreis of Hudson county held meeting
last evening at Cronin's Hall. No. 1888
montgomery street. The object of the
association is 10 give picnics and enter
tainnents for the benefit of the courts
Il was organized year ago
with six courts md now has ten.
The officers of the association are:-
President, A, c. Giifet, Of Court Farick;
Vice President, A. Muienberger. Of Court
GerElania; Secretary. Charles Solomon.
of Court Damon aud Treasurer, W. II.
Crouin. of Enterprise Conclave. The
business last evening was the hearing OF
reports OF committees ARRANGING for a
montIter picnic at The Union
Hill Schuetzen PARK on the
July 4. There is already great interest
among mem Der5 of The order. Ten
thousand tickets have been ordered as a
a starter. The price of single admission
tickets will be twenJy-fv cents,
but they will be sold to the
Courts interested at $40 per huHd-
red. thereby allowing them profit
of $1s. Twenty-Five per cent. OF the pro-
ceeds will be devoted to a fund for the
association. and the balance divided
parade OF the courts on the occasion OF
the picnic. and it has also been decided to
have games. A special feature will be a
brewers contest for gold medal. All
will have samples of their beer on the
ground for trial, aud the brewer receiv-
ceiving the largest uumher OF votes will
be awarded the medal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
DESTROYED MACHINERY.

Simply Because JDnes Wouldn,t Vacnte
the Pre- mises.
Thomas M. MAYER, thirty three years OF
age, of No. IS Eighth street. Donald Nc
Donald, fifty, Of No. I'LL Washington
street. and Caleb Roberts. twentv-three,
of No. 5l7 Washington street. Hoboken.
were arrested last night on warra nt
issued by Recorder McDonough charging
the men with violation of Section 1l9 OF
the Statutes relative 10 destroying ma
chinery. Ellis S. Jones Is engaged in the
manufacture of tools, dies and other
brass and metal goods, at No. Al Four
teenth street. HoboKen. He mas as fore
man William Cassin. For the purpose of
his business he has forge, aud also
what is known as a root blower, the same
being connected with and furnishing
blast to forge and blow pipes. The three
prisoners secured a lease of the shop in
which Jones was engaged in business,
but the latter refused to vacate,
claiming his rights could not be dis
puted. Thursday the three men entered
the shop and willfuily faud maliciousIy"
destroyed the machinery. They We're adj
mitted TO hail in lne sum of $500 each to
appear for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
HIS FIRST SOLEMN MASS.

The Rev Norbet Baldwin, o. NJ G., a young
priest who was ordained last Saturday at Syra-
cuse, N. Y, will celebrate his first solemn mass
tomorrow at ST. Joseph's Church, Monroe street,
HobokeD, at half-past ten o'clock. Father Bald
WIN is Hoboken boy, the son of Mr. and Mrs
Valentine c. Baldwin of No. 1000 Washingt on
street. He was educated in ST. Joseph's Paro-
chial School, Jersey City, where he remained
Seminary at Syracuse After graduating from
there, he went to Rome and studied for a short
time in the Franciscan College and for three
ths country @ and last Saturday, was % ord M aimed
priest BY Bishop Ludlow ct Syracuse.
at the conclusion OF the mass, the young
He viii also o officiate at Solemn vespels IN the
evening, and viii give his blessing also.
In the afternoon, his paren nts will banquet the
has one sister, Miss Josephine who is favorite
in Hoboken social circles.