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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

polafn-st .zs na.is - ssfisfy eor
Faps bargain sacA epnfsssion saald
81 10 tapz e oer great hei.sr thsa
taeo sat,er.k IN sosld sposl ne feps
t&zioa isr inssrsney AMI iatsiiib-lity
Il so1li ssssr Do n ysa Alsn's ks@d
l. .s<riEes.i fhs scnais mast wield tke
sle2s<r i,st this lncixienf rs ua<s
orossf shy he - akraid - sppolDt
dslnecr.ts % ei,ie< lie has bad
luck eth them. 50 he kas
thu~a b the mugwamp The mug
xnmp i usually very conscientious
feilox shoss religion aud politics aro -
esafa>si that IN his prayers - hsAsen
hs adirs~es 0rovsr. fhat nay -
eaani ftF the ssoendAncy q the mug
eamp Ia THE neek o. soodA Over "a
chiesso they are hsslng vsry lively
campaign Tor the r~tpiiee. Fr.nk
Lssisr !. Democrat and he applied tor
the chicaeo postoflce backed BY = psti-
fion % log that the first name could DO
rad "a Washington While the last signer
xss subscribing his aans 10 L. 10
looked hike clear sailing fo< La~irr until
Cleveland heard he was . democrat
Then other candidate. were narshslsd
forth They arr gamblers and political
plug. usliss without ehaFactsror standing
Bst they have made q tight In the
Iaidst Of IL Grover declares that he can
nsither appoint LAWYER nor one u tbs
tonzhs anti the quarrel h ended
simultaneously the name 81 dhstin-
gaIshsd mugvump. Editor Hesing. 10
SHE'D into the ring. Add Hesing vii
get the place. Cleveland was never
known 90 fail in such an emergency. Az
between a simon pure democrat and a
sinless mngwump. Grover always prefers
the latter. That Is why the democrats
are Wild with chagrin and denounce
their idol a. brass image without feel
Ing. loyalty or sense. do the repubii-
cans enjoy the circus. Well,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

DIR. Edward Psyson. the beloved min
lister Of . church In Portland In the first
part Of our century. wa . preacher who
could present the truth Entrusted 70 him
with wise skill and tenderness Of feel-
ing calculated 10 disarm the most preja-
diced foe.
Even In administering = rebuks he
was ever tactful and gentle. and one In
stance IL such care IL often related q
him.
ssWhat makes you blush SOP said =
reckless fellow in tho stage 70 plain
sountry girl who was receiving tho mail
bag at tho postofiice from the hand Of
the driver.
DIR. Payson. who sat near him and had
been until this moment unohservod.
gave the girl no time 10 answer.
Perhaps" he said gently. aft Il be
cause some one spoke rudely TO her when
the stage was along here the last time"
Youths Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

SncEErARy RoskSrHAL calls attention
% the grand concert for charity to be
given in Lockcrby hall next Monday
evening. No truly sympathetic and
large hearted person will need TO be re
minded that this will be grand oppor-
tuniiy to show his interest in the work
prosecuted by the Charity Organization
Society. To others il will afford aehance
70 get the full value Of their money and
at the same time aid worthy cause.
With two extremes thus attracted TO a
common center 81 good there ought to
be crowded house at the concert next
Monday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

ME iko~esshsi wrisss sa opea Letter
90 q Gnzeroaz I.nblLe

Mr. iko~esthai Wfis.s an opes Letter
90 Gcnsroas fsblic
Through the klndues. - Mr.. Warx-
burg. sho y0suntcsss the sersicrs a bis
famogs band thers viii lie gisea =
gFand concert a. Lockerhy ball on next
Monday evening. OctohefA lanes riiies
have also kindly volunteered 20 appear
ia toll uniform. rendering their famous
slleut drill The entire proceeds of this
e1tsftslnmsnt are 90 he distributed
anaong the worthy poor unCer the direc-
ton ~ the Charity Organization society.
Tickets ~ admission have isen placed
az the iow price - cents 80 that ell
persons eharitabsy inclined may have
the opportunity % contributing their
mite In aid 81 the gss ~ cause 81 charity.
There la great necd IL charity funds at
this time Thousands cut II employ
ufent and the winter az hand means
suffering 20 many II relief IL not prompt
Will you aid NJ The person that
pa,ronikcs this entertainment can do so
with the full assurance that his or her
contribution will be ludiciously given Ia
relief II actual wants. Let the hall be
crowded % tho doors.
Yours respectfully,
j. W. Rosksrusr.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES Charity
Organization Society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
sIAIE PRrss seNIlMEkI.

Express cars on leading railroads are
now supplied with extra guards and the
crows are equipped with Winchester
rifles Tho nights ara cool. but there
will evident be numerous sultry spots
Tor bandits and frecbooters Muskcgon
Chronicle.
After tho federal elections bill il die
posed ~ wild cat banking will prob.
ably come up These measures arr DO
manded by the south. and wlnu The
south calls the democratic congress sill
hasten 10 respond. Saginaw Courier
Herald
PETER cannot he regarded as = BIG gun.
but when IL comss 30 scattering. the
old fashioned smooth bore With muz.
ale like funnel - not IN IL vith the
hairy statesman from the paradise Il
grae@hoppers. Detroit Frce Press
Pen ling action ~ Washington ~ the
senate. hanks In the east are feconing
more cautious in making loans 1fpopu.
lar opinlnn could reach the senate Il
would think that n had ieen ssept ~
a cyclone Mnskngon News
IN thnse Pine Ridge re3 men kpew
hos " " going 30 eaert their fAfions n
have tshject0r Holman running the
lnslian affairs committee fhey uo1lant
- wasting any energy IN ghost dnnces
Detroit Tfsbuue
Arreeting syne poss devil 4 q bTakn.
nan here and sleepy switehsnan thers
= sever gosng - put . stop % TIE
slsuwhter - faliresd passehgerA IN.
Feal rssrsneitaiity hes hiehef an ~
tFuit Irbune
i.ynsh lac u never b. - eonnr~nsls-l
Bat y ever there = god n.an So
suiiieisat etep~e far - 49, i = - fse
csae q q pi4Yssctan sko assaults =
~omAn Fst,eut Mt Pleasant Deno
Frat
s-sse - The renstors she tkink that
theY Are enly kiiang tlnse ssii asa cot
81 TIE doe course 4 esentx hat fhsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
PUT ON THE ARMOUR
Young Christians Preparing for
a Battle Royal
Win the HOSTS OF SATAN
Preliminary Arrangements fes the
Mills Revival are ~ froxrs<<
Cs2nsstss~s Preparing.

EnIroe oF Tax Hssss.p: 4. uasetias
a the general and executive comlniitess
fos the Mills nsstings vss held Sunday
afternoon ~ three oleiock Ia the \ Al
4. A. nooms. 10 hear the report IT reoou
meudztions u the committee "a ilnanes.
= general consultation Ina Fegsrd IN the
active work a. the various cotamitless
no~ being entered uIon.
The interest SCENE Ia increase daily
In these meetings. and the spirit -
union and brothesly lev. 10 very marked
and betokens tho mosa unlscd effort and
determination on the part o. all the Do
nominations 10 use their very best efforts
and energies 10 make thcse meetings "a
popular and interesting as 20 sfttrsst
the attention II every cittxon Ct Grand
Rapiiz
The committee OF finance recon-
mends the superintendent AZ the sum ~
money required for these uieetsrsa
among the various churches uniting IN
the work according to their numbers
and financial strength. liz Is thoroughly
understood that no church 10 assessed
certain amount. but that the money il
free viii offering CO the part OF the good
people Of these churches. 10 provide the
means 10 bring the subject OF religion
before the masses OF our citizens who do
not attend any Of the churches. and also
% awaken deeper interest aud more
zeal en- the part OF those who do now at
tend the various churches. Hence, the
committee simply recommend that the
pastor OF each church be notified OF the
amount that the committee would like
10 receive FROM his church.
viii Advertise L.
The committee on advertising were
instructed 10 enter actively upon tho
work assigned 10 them and To keep il up
from now until the meetings are ended.
The kind assurance III the press Of the
city 10 aid In placing this work properly
before the public has been given these
committees and the christian people
generally appreciate the attitude Of the
press toward this movement IL is well
known that the movement is not in the
interest OF any denomination, but with
the hope that all denominations NAV
thus be brought closer together and the
work Of charity and brotherly lcve and
united effort for the help and elevation
OF all classes Of our citizens may be made
moro prominent Ia the future than il
has In the past.
After reconstructing various commit
tees where members were unable 10
serve. the meeting adjourned. fullo hope
Tor the outcome Of this united effort.
AMOS 5. MUssEIMAs,
Secretary Executive COMMITTEES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

~ knEbsefsrd a fbs sfaf u The 4 Il.
a bsebttal sese fseeeL and adsoe&fFd
tlla sxheuie The lastlfuls0n neesI<
aioAey q pes IL sufrsat expnses. sno
tie nalare a 80 vera brinks q u1a<f
IL heal q legitiE4als Oh esls Ter fisnreA
szetsfAbce Nobsaiy sak preecnt from
the st4n Il 81 Nafks fhe mialsi<fx
took andy b. The iliez. and wben Df.
John l. Jsckspn oHsfcd . fe~,sleflnn
that = sunday he set aside Tor the pur-
Isose u making collections Coz toe bsne
Ia q tbs hospitals. Il sss unanimously
sssloptesL Il sas deeided - appoint
commitfee 10 maks the srfsnscsn< "a
aud DIR. Williamson vii snneune ths
naascs usxf week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

gsrsvsr - csfchi-s u right sasf l~ft
"a, bep nssssi seseruisasioa - bars
his esq sweet saf - fsisiea sn sxfal
rempus suees IT, tathfet The ~
poirsn,sst - Nsa sien st,r-esi ap
hesa-ss at as.l the Nee fsfk wssti
~ the savage stiark 90 sast uehs.iy
tsuekank - reert - t..@i.e Siaee
tben an nes~e.aht re kas h>ss keys ~
- at,nk ~ linz C}eseissd far- IS
uithlssk AZ ro.nirsfiss r - Neui.f
d ssalh ts a o,afesslnn ri.sf th~ ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

To throw a bridge across the river at
Wealthy avenue without a draw to adj
init 81 the passage u boats would be-
shortzighted economy in view OF the
probable deepening Of the river. Even
IL the draw were never opened its add
tional cost would be compensated for in
the shape OF notice to congress that
the stream Is nayigabIe and ought TO be
improved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Mosur received q light installment
q the Kansas cyclone yesterday. IL
dashed the waters Of the gull into food
which submerged part q the city and
destroyed considerable property. And
II sas only an instalImegt. a. TO speak.
II TIE Kansas articls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Faoa the enthusiasm with vhich the
young christians are preparing % r..
ceive Evangelist Mills. Il 10 apparent
that the religious revival viii - enc n
the sort that resuIta in something's more
tangible than shouts and demonstrs-
ttona
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

EVERYBODY In western Michigan win
be gratificd 10 hear that the great plant
q T. q. Peters & Co. will be returned
b. the original owners In money earn
ing condition. The sagaeious manage
usent u the property by the receiver has
saved il from untimely bankruptcy and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

SrErSr CosNIs~IoSxs VKSxsa viii
need T. take an elementary course IN
-liow b Accept Dollar When Il y
Irun' a You The council SAYS bis
rerent exerci-s in the primary art va
untunoo>slik and censorsble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

NOBODY ever saw discouraged insur.
snce agent The fact that this has been
the worst year in thor history did not
depress the State Underwriters in the
ieast last night. for they were - buoy
ant ~ pen who spend their days in scis-
soring coupons from government bonds
aud their nights in accepting invitations
10 take suthin'.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

II Re~-sisrs - 80 Aside One san
DAY ~ th~ Hospitals.

The NinietrfFs oobfsfsuta held Is hnst
meeting ~ the srasen ~ the \ "a q a.
rcenfs yesterday afiefnoon. ani slessfsd
tfla foiiasinF oifAeeras
preei.lsat H. ISev. VI. Hail tFillisas.
sca
Vice prsssalent The Rev " ]. Ras
.eii
aeerstaFf. The 49, ! :. SAITH
There 49, 81 regular pspsf PC ds-sas
siesl has thss sain i>tefs essaes.lets@i tie
feasibility = hoirfiag h.sspItai aen
80. ~ hchayiss 4. uSasrs sad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Ex-DkPUTx 1SrEHSsL REvEsUE Cot
Lscroa SAITH has disproved the mali.
cious charge that he would refuse 10
remain in the Office to instruct his sue
csssors by accepting the invitation after
Il vas rendered. tie 10 too much q a
gentleman 10 decline TO do the graceful
thing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Dawn BxxSsrT Htr1 hasn't hen say
ing = wortl far weeks. bot when The New
lork democrat convention ulnets ia
Saratoga Thursday. there vent he
enough anti HiIi Delegates b cancps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

AEcseseS SkCSpeKs has . very largn
and comprehensive sfcck q minlaforsaa
tien ~ regard - ne naotiTpe whsh
pssmpt sthers - dessert from his vlsws
- waat Il risht ana ssaas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Swell Of the Perioi-ohl doctor. /
have sent for you certainly; still must
confess have not the slightest faith In
modern medical science.
Doctor-Oh, that doesn't matter In
the least. You see, . mule has no faith
In the veterinary surgeon. and yet he
curs him all the same.-Tagiiche
Rundschau-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Jrs1 ~ the Mslyna ease begisss b.
assnfp~ar fran SO despatched ne kea
Gries alaeki,le t.l.s % sassragy aaa
issaan.i. lsay ressmnitsan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Nsses Hssss sitfsss mst~ftailf ffoa
nsay = ~ ss~stins eimsees. Tks
ei.iss shs ste ths sl,sss sAs SO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Church and Bank Both Honor the
Late M. h. Crosby.

The following resolutions were passed
unanimously at meeting Of the board
OF trustees VI the Fountain Street Bap-
fist Church society.
Whereas Hon. Moreau s. Crosby. who
for many years has been member OF
this board. has been suddenly removed
by death. and we desire 10 express our
appreciation Of his character and our
gratitude for tho years Of helpful and
generous services he has given % this
board and 10 the Fountain Street Bap.
tist church. Now. therefore.
Resolved. That in his death tho state
and community have lost a man Who by
his devotion 20 duty his public spirit
and capacity FOR ss'fairs had earned the
Tatitu'!s and respect 81 ibis fellow citi
Gems
Resolved. that liis board ard this
church have Lost member who has
borne more thar las share Of the
burden laid upon its membership.
and who by his liberalitios. his
wisdom In counsel. and his efficiency
in action has done much 10 secure and
preserve the prosperity ~ this church.
and by the purity and earnestness OF his
Christian faith has commended la those
u
gospel ~hich il the first object Of the
church 10 teach ard while We mourn
one stricken down ia the midst 81 us.,-
doings % life's work he had accomp-
liahed more than IL ordinarily given
inen IL long life b. accomplish.
Resolved. that these resolutions be IN
scribod upon the records u the board
and copy cent 10 the bcreaved family
IL the deceased.
Action by the Rank.
The Grand Rapids Savings bank. by
its board % directors. has adopted the
following resolutions. In memory u ia
late member. Hon. Nj. :. Crosby.
I. Resolved. TINT in the death % the
Hon. NJ. s. Crosby. the Grand Rapids
Savings hank has lost an honcred and
highly valued member. one who was &c.
teemed Tor his nobleness of character
and rare intelligence. whose culture atsd
ability rendered him an Efficient CO
worker in the progress and sCcccss a
this bank.
III. Resolved. that the members u the
board voice their respect and admiration
Tor his noble character and manly virtues
believing In his uEswcrvering faithfui-
ness. and the earnest PURPOSES a bis
life. That his general courtesy and
quiet unassuming dignity vail be long
remembered by those who kacw him
beet and that his untiring energy IN
promoting the best Interests u the husa-
Lces ia which he was engaged and the
city In which he lived. aro truly worthy
"a emulation.
Ill Resolved. that IN his rntimciy
death. friends and business associations
viii suffer irreparable loss
Taleutesi respected. Lowell add honoresi
be has gone frQm us. Jet he = with as;
his lie work 4 done. bst 70 Eas vtl
dooe. le IL deast yst he hveth
". Resolved that these resolutions
b. placed upon the rseorsle II tlns hank
and that q copy IL sent the family -
cur departed Tread and also The press q
Tho city for putlication.
W H. TaIgslRn
Sec'y hoard 4 DIRECTORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
1T WAS Not TIE DOOR BELL.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Iriiunc.
II WIS the Sparks fanily'S first night In the new
fat and Mr. Sparks felt every man feels VINO has
been moving Ill day. .
The drayfnan had dropped n trunk on the family
clock and made II uplcss for all time
ave must get another clock, my dear Sald Mrs.
sparks "and we may ~ well get Il handsome" one Tor
the oak manrc I'm Tie front rOon alc II COCA limo
keeper 50 YOU won't lee Int" ~ The ONO" any more.
Sir SPARKS had Just paid $50 10 one lrndlord 10
LET him out and $50 To another 10 let him IN
lone clock T. good another Slln ne ana
/ can't waste my money on fancy ones. III" WORKS
are all the same. and don't propose 10 pay Tor
gingerbread ornamcntation.'
"Very well" said Mrs. SPARKS.
That was Monday. Tuesday night Mr. sparks slept
s0undly until o'clock. Then thr ringing of the cleo
trIc front door bell Just over the manel IN the din
Ing ropm reused him. There was no lctup Ia the
sound Mr.. sparks pulled on his trousers ana tucked
In his nigligown.
aThc fellow must have his foot planted on the
hinton he thougLt as he went bare!oOicd down two
fights Of uncarpced stairs. while The Dell KEPT up rs
tattoo behind him He was IN mn agony lest y awake
The baby a contingency that meant no peace I'LL morn
ING for the Sparks hlhv was of nervous tempcrn-
mcnt The ben stopped rs clam"r Just rs Mr.: sparks
reached the front door and threw II Open The wind
swept f. and chilled his knees but there was no one
there He crrrt ancrily back upstairs.
"Who I'm the name of d"c'ncN.' he drnnndcd Of
Mrs SPARKS "woud ring oar d""r.i"ll at this hour
Of night and then run away believe II was somr
OF your fool friends" ,
@Our dcor-hrl - echoed Mrs Sparks swccily "thai
wasn't our door bell dear: II was The so.ccnt alarm
clock that bought yesterday ringing oil six hours
ahead Of Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

editor all his jewels and money and making him sci
OF the entire Searles estate which j. OF
known value. Tue Colonel also occasionally get
after Colonel sam Gordon, OF The lelowst0n
Journal" whom he describes u boucless skeleton,
monopolist who does oil his own work On "rhC
Journal to keep from paying out wages. lie has
even accused Colonel Gordon Of running plate matter
for editorial and once published illustrating tn
brand Of the horse upon which he asserted sam rod
into Montana In 1900 after escaping from the Col
CradO pcnentiary where lie confined for counter
fciting and stage robbery ana taking bath In Il
Democratic town. But Colonel Selrcs Is the last. n
Of the first. OF the vitnpci ailva. booi ana
har bowie knife and >iXshOOtor editors OF the -at'.
lie Is n conservative, scholarly and statsticai
writer scda,c In dcmcanor severe In his morality
fasdious in language pcritcnt rs TO the manner In
which he abused THE Inter Monntnin, AMI hopeful
in the world to of being made editor IN chief
Of st. Peters Bucler l'alricfS Morning Horn.
II the Cooners soul goes In that direction W. trust
his iondcst hopes will BE- realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

Judges face that he dissened from this CONCLUSION
Another tilt occurred when Mr. High declared Inc
resolution OF the Directory the most ptlfu apology
for tender Of restitution that had ever been pre-
sented in court OF Justice" ave have no remedy
at law" declared Mr. High, "and this tender OF
restoring a statu quo a mere pretence-an eS
cuSe for the Directory's breach of faith
would the Government be wronged II 1t gets us
money back!" inquired Chief Justice Fuller.
"If We get It back echoed the attorney, with en-
phasis on the IL" when and how we to get
II backi'
"They have resolved to pay this 100000 to the
Government" replied the Chief Justice, "bcforc they
pay anything on the s5OO0C coo OF bonds of the City
Of Chicago, and before the $4,000 900 Of stock re-
ccivcs any consideration. They practically mortgage
their gate receipts for the return OF that money
Friends Of an open Fair nudged each other ana
when the adjournment was reached Mess lligh and
Adich looked very much put out at the turn things
had taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
POsfence Notice.

Foreign mails lpOmpty ~ al! cases)
sATrKDXY-M N. for France. switzerland. Italy.
Spain Portugal and Turkey, per s. La Chann.ne, VIA
az H es t. for OR cimay France sw
'E % ?r az and %f %n' pe be d.
via Queenstown deter. for other rar;s Of Europe
ma S Sr cscG per az o %
S Ss d ed pe siaS at T. for scotland dee i
er EtSCp a a. TO 80 mas, n" fer SS5%'y drcg per
vaiaO; at IL a. IN. for Campchc Chiaia, 1abasco and
Yusat,m ger , S , OF AeNanana letters for oths.
At t,, w II; 1oT H 1,e,. '% S snS 6s,u
Guiana must be directed per Prins wiem III; at II
Jamaica Der 81 Xcne eticrs for Jacme and as
ays must be dirreISa per AlSne at II M supple
a a r PER z, cms and es for other he
HARLAN I from p at I NJ ESSop per
Bowasn' f.cm Boston ~ . -
dsa oS w. 'S' Ss'a az Hsa va !" hI iS
Pierre. Mquelon. per from North syiney " S'
xtsrasua from '' at d. pGr s,s
puerto core1 and Gg,tena!a, per Brelkwacr, from
st,amer from Vancouver (et,eFs be directed VA
Mails for AUSTRALIA; New.zeaana. Hawaiian. Fiji
and Samoan is'ad' close mere daily up 10 June II
Win ~ M st "a r aa q dr the qs,
h ls a PER H iagg n s S s1 %a.
iawas sd,,Y pG S Aasa iron anSiscoS.
china Japan yaascuye sdi su e,
sSs a. h By s ps 70 DAY a at s BY Malls 5
4 sns Sss daily ssS Mali. Sr 'MH a@eon s'I 5;
g s by s ana s Tfse aP.
oi as %:; s. 5;
w q So9 Gas 2s:ss g.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
MIRRfEO

rAssETD -uvLEERT-on "Wednesday. June IN 1872.
ri the rnsdelcp OF brides par nts. MI ana MIS- ns
G. Huber No. 40 Nlnth-ayc.. Prospect Heights.
Prooklyp by the Rev. \. u. KinsolNing rotor %
hr.t Gnu en-, Charles +. Els,ctt 10 Caolyn H. Hui'
lert.
ELLISOy-cOFFIN-O june 18th, at ST. andrews
church l.7l-st and FifIh'Ne. b. the rev heoee liz
Van do wa:r s. Harry Ellison TO Laura L'aAe |oHns
beth Ct NcwYorS.
UOLLAND-Br RGWIE-On Thursday afternoon; J,
18th 1883 Church Of The t.oi IN, Ia''ss
burg ~ the r.. Row Cortllndi whitehead Blshop "
pt..hurc assisted by The Rev \. T. Hcein recto' Oh
The parish Orr>hv eldest daughter o, iiii Burg
win, esq. 70 Arthur Holland 800
M,~rNUGII.-r' El'SON-Cn We9nes1ly, June J ois
1892 at the Main Stree: Elp:. Cnulch Msreen IN
nnctictit hv Ia, Rev K. M"Nchol ilber 81, w.. .s
groom ass.d by the i;ry " Hr'a' Iss9r Z Is we
Church Thomas Alexander McNicboll. NJ d. 81 I've
York CIV and Ellie T. Robin'on, daughter OF DenIa-
min A. Robinson. NeEiden Conn.
EREAT-ATKINSON-At Princeton, n az June
l5.h by the rev e. Kemp.hall, d. D., William >:
Nerse eau ard Eliza Pur,iance. daughter OF the iaoo
Rev James Purvisnce, OF Natchoz, Mis-.
sATTCRI.FE-UUMBERT-On TAursiay. June lotn,, az
calvary Church, New-York by the gIO3ns atner, NV:
Henry Y Satterlee the Rev Nhu chill SattrIee au"
Marguerite Iumbert, daughter u Pierre Hum6ert