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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Seventh Day Adventist Elder L. G..
Moore pastor Good Templar hall. D.
m. Subject: Sign II Christ's Coming.
or Daniels Time q Trouble.
81 Marks Episcopal Church Service
anil sermon 10y the Rev. Campbell Fair.
rector. II a m. Subject Lieutenant
Toiteu and the End OF the World
Eyrring. song service.
-. Matthew Church -Quimby street
and north avenue. Service and sermon
rs fhe Rev r. ] Vincent % Salt Lake
City. Utah. az ia-D a. m. Service ard
sermon at .. N. by the Rev. r. j. Vim
cent.
Tustin Chapel -. Marks Hospital
Service ~ . a. "a.
S.cund Baptist Church Corner Gold
ar1 taif.gnia streets. Preaching service
al 1850 a. m.
All Sauis Church lUniversalisil- The
Rev Charles Fiuhrer - -. pastor.
Morning sub.eet Lifr and It's Higher
Values. No evening seryice.
South Congregational Church The
Rev +. smith. pastor Morning subject
The Necessity - Faith IN Christ"
Evening. "A Royal Sinner Saved"
Fountain Street Baptist Church The
Rev. John j.. Jackson. u ~. pastor
Morning subject, The Wicke,lnesa -
Weakness Evening The Cost of
Oue Rash Dced
Mission Wood prrebytcrian Church
Tie Rev. Thomas l.. Smith. pastor
Morning subject More Time Yet
Evening. IN address 60 the young.
sixth Ward Baptist Mlssioa sunday
sehaul a; r % Presiding sprflce a;
=. ns. ~ he H. r. " Nsn Kirk.
s,rao8 Eapelz Spiritual Association
Tanesin hail NJ. - FesFi efneet To-
q es ~ ~ Nrs Maggie Waite -
Calf Fs.s ziyss pf,-sfse, spa'is RETURN
<.x Ietasalem Charch Services vii
re a'rieeriai "a 4 asfies shepard The
Esv ,ieefke $ -.miih nirescs
Chareb = Christ The I4 IS. J
f,s@riI rssl.a NFHiav anhicrf
f'rstff is fte i.iehfaf i.fsan tvra
zee Nhe tse Hsfri
fof Sslss ~ F.lfoeaia - flescisna
- fi i~isfe ttfrh fhs Progressive
$3.50 fsaiIs esntr ai fsks' hsH ~ iu
- ans "a ~staeia NAt.
s-r fhe frsr alsa'as 80. keeninr
~ eiiuelsr 81 fllsfy
Iresf CAsseh Msiiss ~ IA ~ va
seen itsf liFesfs3 NepesiaEres
tesa~sae 81 s.tk sr,aa. 1ks ats
81 ~ }aas'oa f~tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
CITY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Was Discussed By the Grand Rapids
Union YESTERDAY.

City Sunday Schools" Was tie sub
Jet II discussion III the Grand Rapids
sunday School Union cor scntion yes
teriay. Charles NJ. Alden and James
Nandersluis led in the opening praise
service Ben vi. corwin of liercan hap
tist school read paper on The Young
Man in the Sunday School" and Miss
Clara Murphy gave some pertinent ideas
on The Young Woman IN the Sunday
School She also gave some of the
reasons why young women were not
more active. a. a class. In the work.
The Grand Rally conference developed
the fact that all the Sunday school
leaders present are in favor 81 H. NJ =.
Crosby indorsed IL heartily. as did the
Rev. A. VI Gould and several others A
vote on the question prev allied unani
mously. Secretary Mohr thought hes.
20 hold IL before the summer vacation
time. The matter was left IN the hands
u the executive committee.
General Sunday School Exercises"
were treated 81 IN a paper by J. A. :.
Nertiier. VI. H. Sorrick presented his
ideas on sunday School Finances"
He advocated systematic giving and
support u mission WORK. as well as the
school itself. and along with IL cult
walton 81 the spirit Of Christ. Various
persons participated in the discussion.
The Rev. W. Hall Williamson made
closing remarks on the mission Of the
local union.
The afternoon session opened with
Bible reading on the topic ~Consccra
ton. led by the secretary. Hiss Elnora
Cuddeback gave suggestions on primary
teaching. and Jerome Travis IL lansing
talked on the subject. prom Bethle-
hem 20 Calvary The closing a the
session was devoted 10 personal expert
ences and the benefits received from the
convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
pea.n.s, c.nno, be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con
dition Of the mucuons lining ~ the Gus
iachiaa tube. When this tube gets in
famed YOU have rumbling sound or
imperfect healing. and when u IL en-
tircly closed deafness is the result. and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored "a its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out ~ ten are caused by
catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces
We will give 800 for any case Of deaf
ness caused by catarrhl that cannot he
cured by Halls Cstarrh Cnrc. Send for
circulars. free.
f.. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. zoe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
FEW DEALS OF NOTE
Were Recorded in Real Estate
Records Last Week.
SMALL PARCELS OF GROUND
Were the Rule OF the MArket--ft as
an Inauspicious week--Notes
OF Leading 1rades-

Real estate deals ~ any considerable
site were scarce last week. The princl-
pal sales At vacant property were those
u ten lots on Ella avenue. just seuth ~
Wealthy avenue. Ia the district east Of
the conjunction u Wealthy ard Lake
avennes. which i - rapidly filing az
with pretty homes Truman Kellogg
soli tive lots on one side ~ the street t..
John W Closterhonse for s3.so. ano
i've on the other side "a James III. June
aai Peter w Decker for 1900 Albert
Babcock sold house and lof on Lyon
street. near North College avenue.
10 I. Stewart White for 5000. Arie
Van Bree sold six lots ON Crosby.
Jeanette and West Leonard streets
% William Widdicomb for si9i0
Charles w Tufts sold eleven lots nea.
Lincoln park "a Alfred r.. Bronghton fos
e3'D1 Minnie r. Donovan sold ~
Joseph Martin houss and Lot al ifovey
and Deloney streets FOR si.2oo. Eliza.
beth Wernette sold a. James Campbell
place on Hazel street for 1000 James
w Converse spsd "a the Grand Rapids
Brass company three lots near the com
rany's factory on Court street for
s2ai0. -Four lots in Nhyte's addition
near the North Park fair ground were
sold by Fred " Nall e. Herbert T. John
eon for Si.O0. 4 hous7 and lot on Hall
street near East street WAS sold by Ec-
win Il. Wright 10 Cora b. Allen for
- s00 Henry Hrelster sold % T. t..
Perrine house and cot on Clancy street
for Sll@U Michael Thompson sold 10
Annette V Atchison and Louise d. H.
Norton place at Trowhridge street and
North avenue FOR S26o. receiving in
part payment a house and Lot on Ash
and avenue az si.D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Mrs.. II I. Speasnlan. Whitehall: Lizzie
Son1ar. ". Marx hospital; Mary j. Viii
solf. No III Ellsworth avenue; Maria Van
Dyke. Crosby street. JACKIE Spma, No. ~
Crlndsil le avenue; Bsey DeBoer. No. -
Nor-'i East street: Mary Lcuntje Dehlren.
Ne. 20 Hamilton street: Allie Earl. No IL
tnasiila s;reT Harrison L. Tay Tor. No. 1ei
Liv;ag>toa street: Moss belong. Green
Vile: Eliza A. S'oll. No. rs Henry street !:
SOPHIA Newton. Mol Shanahan' : court W.
j. Taylor, Masonic home: Emma Neipoth.
No. 81 Lare avenue: Joseph Largnod. No.
527 Front street: Cornelius Vogel. No. 81
Butterworfk avenue; Jcha 4. Bri;ton. No.
2i4 Cas- street;.l J. Lanfen. Sixth ave
rue: Thomos I-arrssiin. No. Hodgson
rlsee: Ruler peiaan. No. 70 Tenth street /:
William clifford. L. 3. 4. home; Maria
Skczpezak. No. 5i3 Eas, Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The heirs 81 Bernard MCGEE petiiioned
the probate court yesterday 10 have
John 5. Borgin appointed administrator
OF the estate. which amounts 10 $4,000
Mr.. Bergin was appointed.
Walter Orr began suit yesterday
against Daniel Mccoy as stakeholder IN
the Reeds Lake Electric railroad. 10 re
cover S.,9ii5 for wages.
Gustayus Schrimer began suit yester
day in the circuit court 10 recover
sls170 on an open account from George
ID. Hcrrick & Co.
Meme Farnhout. charged with assault
upon his little daughter, waived ex-
animation aud was held for trial IN the
superior court.
John Kelley. charged with naneless
offense. waived examination in police
court yesterday and was held for trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

March i2-Jacob oiterin--slrl. Frank
parfer-hoy.
March l3-R. W. Van Kirk-girl. John
Dinnkerxc-giri. Henry HarSink-boy.
Nicholas Batiics-hoy. Michael Nulvihill-
hoy y. y. Hou>eman--boy. Hiram Divine
hoy. Blrf BArr-boy. Herbert Eggleston-
girl. ". yandermeuten-b boy. Henry T..
Merritt-boy. samuel Wheat-boy. William
Wes-muth-girl.
March l4-lyillis Nsnderhoof-boy. Henry
d, vo--boy. Louis Bliss-boy. ]. vogt-
girl. Cornelius Meyer--boy.
March 1s-G. ppperheincr-hoy r.
Newran--boy. William Prince boy.
William s'adi--girl. Adnand Ste
hoverss-girl. q AIDES Simmons--boy.
March. iG-Alof laagren--boy. Andrew
Johnson--girl. Johannes Grypena-hoy.
March is-fnherf ]. Chow-girl. Moses
Miner-giri. Leendert Wec,ia-girl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

f,x ards the zks. unt.l thstrsin abruptly
elar9er into The sers hs4rf Il = treNn
inr n.ars. Here the Missouri br<sss
fAronah the -blx BELT upslft q range
quite a. sssf Ard .nf-s - arr t1e sioek.es
themselves. Ii seems a. though seIle
past eorsssisl7n 4 n4Iufs Bal oI~ned a
0a3 though thls great and iottl giant
gate sieeg aai fhrsagh shseh the pent
- safess Il the renosned Missouri the
bonz and mighty stream. had found All
forced ~ eas - 1leet tAe OCEANS gull
bel8x The eceEs becomes srandsr and
zra1sisE - The train uloges sssftiy On.
Add again ke da<h into utter darkEess.
= hich c,n4es from the walls sithsa.
Oree through. we and ae2ia N szssufi
water tashlag sgainst opposing c'lifs.
mich are reaching u dlzzy hiStt.
while 90 the other sllie The eaHys'a walls,
u xhieh the Fails closely cling. bendtng
this eas. then THAI Ihns W. uese.
Wind and glide O. the mountains tofft
hight Gifts pinnarles anal spiFy PEAKS
nox shut oat tne view from al dir~c
b,,sl-. while scraggy preciplces oserhang
tie piglny train. which b. ulan's difee
tson j. creeping aroucd the rocky ulass
With ~ echoiE.s I'm and c.angcr.
Down tho Valley.
We now sit in beUiidering. silent
thought. seemingly having entered AN
other world. sAuf in by fancitu. colored
shaped walls u perpendicular stone.
Out once more IN sight u the ga green
waters II the MIssouri. and all teat had
ieut life % the gloomy. frighiful aud
foreboding features 81 the past hours
scene passed quietly into the beyond
Mile after miie the train wihtls la and
out. up anil down through the Earrow.
roek boess Fassagesay until the noun
tain s.opev began 10 fali away on either
SIDE disclosing % view the distant
foFest covered slopes ard ranges u un-
dLiasin- hills and dales. Hnmcwari We
speed towards the Great Falls. which
makes a single plunge 81 ioo feet. This
series II rock ribbed steps il followed by
Crooked Fails The cliffs worn into
fantastic shapes cause the water 10 leap
OVER the shelves IN irregular. fantastic
spray Next comes tie Rainbow Falls
nnmediateiy below. where with fall Of
slxty feet and one half mile wide. il sits
among betting precipiccs and the
sonlber green Il clinglag tres. beautiful
sariegated vines and as0sscs. Preceded
by Rainbow y that of Golfers Fails. q
pure. sparkling torrent. In plunges
madly over the great ledge. producing a
misty. cloud ike spray We viii con
liaue = give short descriptions IL our
TIP Looking Backward. c. G. :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
SCROFULOUS SORES
Lady Badly Ansicscd Three vesrs.
Tries Many Doctors Here ana
In England Without Bene-
1T. Cured by Cuticsra-

Nv ~lsr hs-snr su-errs from serc'sis 1890 -
TIE t.rs for three yesrs and a. re~s sbe eond ret
10 .ia~n a ntsht. ard she uted -. No e'r,Ffs
rtnia e.. .ns siss ~era - ysslsna " ;,y sos -
r.ts~d tssrs al al - Thea fsfird. snf tod tsr
fsrr eosis 90 nrthi-x 90 re- sn< hsrirS tiec 81
ki-1s ~ remedies "a fsst tri>s go i.rf - frsf
ts-strrs4 Rxssrts. ASS q csy sh@ 70 - -sii -
axe ever 80 \, hsr 4is srf hsf tsrk - - <<tf
"a asv r~fssa asias. ara l - go ear r-rf rfed
: ,s.ritrs. RssKpfss ~ c1'S 80 tea9 frt
,.<s-t.sars ~ " to<rs. CoasfssAe
= ssy,~. suses. ClsF-lsnd. osso.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
DARING AND STARTLING.
Manager Smith Has an Aerislist AMI
Other Attractions.

Ceado. who does an entirely new aerial
act, will be The star feature AT Smiths
opera house next week. He performs on
novel continuance which he invented
himself. IL consists of al aerial hoop
which. suspended from the dome 81 the
theater. affords great advantages for the
performance 81 daring and startling
feats. One II the raost reckless things
which Ccado does is to swing head
downward while holding to the hoop b.
the toes OF one foot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

JuDeE HAGoERTy-Fred Pirley. disor-
derby: committed thirty days. VIII
Taylor. assault and battery: adjourned
10 March ~. Meme Farnhout. assault:
held for trial Orville Reed. larceny;
sentence suspended. John Kelly. TAX
ing indecent liberty with male child;
held for trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The hiiafieniefs ~iH Nshr Hart
1ssn hsH sise SEX FfAias 80 1itb.
40 SECS afa st~ef snsl sges- = Diekie.
tte ss'slosi etsIlrsa atll - iAe ehisf
sitsaeila Aaehs,i er ~ fIee se~ . t'ts
ctAa th.,i.s 81 iehis so esafaf ia The
AiefesH t 'refHlr rsfh aa.i -
~ ~ TX hsN - sight
l. s4a - 4 ~ faiff r sA~
snrInz ansraeH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
COURT RECORDS.
Circuit Court.

JUDoE GRovE-No business Of record.
JupeE ADsrr-D. 4. Blodgett VS. II. "
Hovey et al. assumpsit, stay extended
thirty DAYS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Tho Western Beef and Provision com.
plny are your friends. because they save
You money. Their superior grade ~
meats cannot be duplicated Tor the price
IN the city. Try them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

GnAHaN-Marrh Is. in the town %
Aelser, Vest Bridge street. in his 2ist
year. Herbert. eltlest con of Thomas and.
Adslla Grahpm. Funeral from the resi-
dencs Monday at y. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Tho following i IL, Of the marriage
licenses ISSUED since last publication. with
the names. residences when out "a the city ,,
ana ages OF the tartlas. Age.
John krupf and Lizzie Rcussef, both Yer
eenn.s ~ -.................-1i-- ii
Don saerar saith AMI villa Aeeks .---.--. D -
klcas J. Mslder and MaF3 l.. l. kellogg % =
Jobsnnes kconers and Pelenela boer-
SUR - -
Lewis BAILEY. Cedar SffingS. ant May
Saimei. Raytnns. ..i ....-..... ~. p 10
Charles y Culver and ida Rounds. ..... Els
Mellon foneer. lynne, and Mary A. Az
fsFd. y yrCne .... !..-.-.. .-... s--,... IS,
David 4. Bailey. Nelson sad Eide ID Tot
ten Nelson ......... $50. ....... !. 81
WHY Lonxo Robinson. gonna, Gotta Hay
fneip-. CORTLAND - -................-. - II
Cornelius kocfs. Cora Blidk 60 ---...-. X =
John Zfmlaf rrnan. Enma DE Jorg ....-. a. %
Lafayctfs BRYANT. SerlaG EenrhaX Bow y -
William q. BreInme.er af{i Ainsie smith,
Jabez IL. Clark. iowa. and Mary r. Beach,
city.,... -.. ~. .... ss-5T
Nicholas Runnc.s and Mao Miller. both ~
sand LAX ......-.. ..... .-.......... ,1-is
Charles +. Mlllo-. Casctde. and Hattie
Havens. Byron ....-......... -S-ls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
GREAT CHALLENGE SALE |.
THIS WEEK
At N. EHRMAn'S SHOE HOUSE. NO. So CANAL STREET


Tomorrow morning at O'Clock sharp begins seventh
Great Challenge Sale IL will be the greatest the
ishng the have made
of overshadows all others viii the prices
made for this sale bury sight prices other
houses We bound sell goods money,
better goods for the others Come who
careful persa of quoted below will
all that this sale TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Manager simiti. has engaged NJ Al
enormous SALARY imerics's Alma gifted
EfSce,nl Eroiesque PSYCHE. the
World 2 greatest sensational dsncer. alse
The greatest Csmnasfs cxfsni on ihr
triple hoslbrfal lars Marietta and
irNAnion, Wizard end Hall. character
artists Mes Aanlr Scaniou. vocalist
pet arr The European luggief. he
tHs Aassssoar snii danee artists. Mis-
TRACE isher Black 'ifkAninnf Kelley
f.n,s. black fa-r eng AID sknce artists.
There = aleo ~ extra inYucemeni -
fefsd tie patrons = shis tf3 eerf r.
eaasiat sight making she lergc~i sn8
l,tps sf.'t eser rrerat~l - ihis 'f~aff
ihe pfsssoi fuofsfst eoa paay noa tist
lifg hese Ill rn'ain otrs ana nnpesr
esei FAY aizfi So fsnnceilea vta 'he
nisAe * rHaras1 aasktru 4tili.ie
heater aisa stsw aefef g. D. farTa'fea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
superior Court.


JUDGE BvRLISGAME-The People VS..
John b. Hughes: on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

nrTJCpTusJEp always has full lime
WiffhfHfl[H Of goods. Try his
game. fish poultry. oysters. etc. and You
will give hi5n subsequent orders. tie i
headquarters for bic particular line q
goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

~ btafe ttf eegfrttf -'ftf rfefF.
sinHk naEh fhs sAs ei.i - fsaod A.
sissas 30 sat ~sH te fased II IA
salszp II ttsslssses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

TH|kE fe 49, larger ~ snsf ~s'es
ffAf - - ss.s - asusirsi iasi 'uistrfs
- D. huAa la Western Mieassr fsas
fbs' iNif f'fseif g. = aisa q
'sha stf 5 ~ a. ~ iaake
i ~ gnal e.s 81 81 eisa HE. = eal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

.,.. s -: 's 4. sss. + IS. ST. .. z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-12
THE REFORM
The President Contemplating n Plan TO
Prevent Political "Log-Roliing."

h President Contemplating n Plan TO
Prevent Political 'Log-Roliing."
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Ssar says
that men who nave talked with the presi-
dent and have observed the political drift
would not be surprised IL there should be
before long n radical reform In the political
methods of patronage distribution and the
curtailment, If not the adjustment of the
system under which congressman are the
active and persistent seekers of patronage
for constituents.
There may be an agreement between the
president and members of his cabinet not
to recognize congressman who recon.yhend
or solicit appointments, but to call on
them whenever ii is thought proper for the
opinion of the congressman as to any APP
plications on file for the positions under
consideration. IL is pointed out in favor
of the proposed change, that under the
present system congressman do not get
time to attend to their public executive
duties, for the reason that they have to
constantly press the claims of their on
stituents for Office.
Moreover, in some districts a congress
mans ability is no longer gagged by his
usefulness as a legislator, but by his abil-
ity to secure Office for his people. 1t is
said that Mr.. Cleveland has been seriously
impressed with the situation which has
been forced upon his attention, and has
given to IL much consideration in his few
leisure moments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-12
TRACEY OF ILLINOIS.
IL Unanimously Chosen President Of tho
Republican League.

- Onanimousiy Snosen frosioent OF tne
Republican League.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-The convention OF
Republican League clubs was called tc
order by President Clarkson. The com
mittee on resolutions made its report,
which was received and read. IL touched
upon almost every question of public in
terest now before the country, including
resolutions of respect to the memory of the
late James G. Blaine.
James Blount, a colored delegate from
Alabama, offered Q few criticisms on the
Republican party for its seeming neglect
of the negro In the south.
A resolution that all immigrants be de-
MED admission to this country who could
not read in the English language was post
poned. A resolution was adopted de-
nouncing the action Of the Union League
club Of New York for refusing admission
to membership to a Hebrew.
When the resolution offered by DIR.
Blackwell, favoring woman suffrage, was
read, n motion was made that il be
adopted. This caused a furore all over the
house. A division was called for, and the
resolution was adopted by a vote of 375
yeas TO 1855 nays. The committee had re-
ported the resolution adversely.
The first ballot for president resulted as
follows: NJ. II. DeYoung, California. 406;
w. w. Tracey, Illinois, 902; General w. ii.
Hastings, Pennsylvania, Alb. Tracey's
election was made unanimous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-12
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE


storage Battery street R~silwsys-Ne PEN
ATOMS For Probate judges.
.BosroH, May 12.-Governor Russell
signed the resolve authorizing the state to
be represented mt the Worlds fair. At the
meeting Of the executive council 1t was
voted that the party should leave Boston
on Monday evening, June IL, and return
the following Monday, June 10. Adjutant
General Dalton was given entire charge OF
the arrangements for the delegation.
At the meeting of the executive council
the nomination Of John ]. McDonough to
be Judge Of the police court at Fall Rivcr
was unanimously confirmed. Henry =.
Wolcott of Cambridge was r~eappointed by
the governor as a member ID the state
board of health. Levi f. Wood Of Fall
River was appointed special justice OF the
second district court for Bristol county.
The bill to wind up the endowment in
s,trance companies was again brought be-
fore the senate, having been recalled from
the governor. 1t was afterward put over
until next Wednesday.
The house bill relating to cooperative
banks was referred to the next legislature.
The third debate In the house on the
storage battery bill was opened by Mr.
Dennis. The debate was quite lengthy.
On passing the bill to be engrossed there
were 81 yeas to "A nays on a rising vote. A
~rollcall was ordered, and there were 100
yeas to 76 nays. Mr.. Golding gave notice
of a reconsideration.
Debate was resumed on the bill to
amend an act providing for the retirement
of the justices Of the superior court so as
to include judges of probate and insol-
vency, the question being on ordering to q
third reading. The bill was rejected by q
largo majority
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-12
MANY IEAKY ROOFS.
The Worlds Fair Exhibits Are Damaged
by Rain.
THAT SUNDAY CLOSING RULE
u Very Likely 10 BE Repealed by the
Commission, 80 IL Is said-News and
Gossip OF the Zig Show Incidents
and Happenings at the White City.

CHICAGO, May 12.-There was scarcely q
c~orporal's guard Of visitors at the Worlds
fair yesterday, and all these came before
the showers. The rain fully demonstrated
that there are still leaky places in the
roofs Of several buildings, and two or
three exhibits in the manufactures build
ings were declared almost ruined.
Tao Nicaragua Canal
Construction company has completed Its
model of the Nicaragua canal In the gallery
of the building and placed it on exhibi-
item yesterday. The model has been very
cSHefully planned and shows the nature Of
the canal country very well. The total
length of the canal represented Is ITO
miles.
Belgium Opens Her Show.
A reception was held in the Belgium ex-
hibit section in the manufactures building
which marked the opening of the exhibit
TO the public. The reception was not a
formal one, and there was no speechmak-
ing. but invited guests were simply and
cordially welcomed by the president Of tho
Belgian commission, A. Veruysse, Com
missioner General A. Simonis, Deputy
Commissioner General Edward Guerette,
and Secretaries Raymond Leghit and BE-.
Simonis and Ramona Vaxelaire. Among
the guests were Duke de varagua, Mayor
Harrison, President Higginbotham, Di.
rector General Davis, the foreign ccmmis.
sioners and many prominent citizens Of
Chicago.
To Open or Not TO Opsnf
The Worlds fair will be probably closed
on next Sunday, too. President HiRgin-
bothsm says, and he II in excellent posi-
ton to know. He Is not positive about it,
but he has very few doubts. The directory
will doubtless wrestle with the subject,
and Il Is not at all improbable, many
think, that 1t will repeal the Sunday clos
tng rule. which IL at present operative,