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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Sept T. { D. rn.-Consols. Is for money
and qH. for the account: Canadian PACING f'2c:
Erie l6i. do second consos ia. Illinois central
gGi4 81 Paul common G3is. Mexican central new
per cent bonds 5li4 -.
D. m-rhe amount Of bullion the Bank OF Eng
land received balance yesterday was $500.
The amount Of bullion gone into the BANK OF
England on balance to-day Is ilb.v" Money -
per cent The rate Of discount I'm the open mar
ket for both short and three months DIS Is ia
o., per cent. Paris advices quote exchange on Lon
don al ., francs ~ confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

A.uONOIT'IT And AUSTRALIAN SERVICE.
CarlNng me United States and royal mall. steamers
leave san FIanclsco follows: ..,o. .,
ALAMEDA lhui>uhy l,'.nI. 20
MNKIPe>A- iluf7oaN -. c,,
And every fourth Thursday thereafter. Passengers can
remain o,er al Honolulu. Through ticket, Issued 10 ~
chief point. IN Nrw-Xealand ana Au'iaHa' 'P0''''
Round the World TRIP. 500. .., 49,. NM
JOIN d. >PRE. KIES BIO,
,r,,oc rank 4, SpN General Agents,
- and -. Rrn,dv1y Y Y san francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
OLD DOMINION LINE.

FONT c0ur6Er ard NFWrohr MINIS con9ee,rtti,.,e
tor VIRGINIA REACH rErE SD re- 2 2ni Ea WoS
ihnr. and 81 sat .''1 For Eienno.d ,ItMEs EiyEm
Nd and sat For WEST POINT NA.-Tues.. Thurs
ana From Pier 20 new S9 n RI ,, "9 81 s nonr
south and Wcst AnuV General Ofice OF CO. on Pie,
D. < r. H. o2o a3d 26l es7 ~ 1872 SO ait anl
/ 90, pr,ndsay W l.. GIILI.NIDii. Ira lie Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

Did ID III T. OF ,,.r,
IL FOX LA GuAYEA rrEf&so yAbbb.iotr I,.lnS
f0E MAGAC NIn2 y,,,, Va ncDDGE3 Hky1AVYv
= = tAEAtA ~ .....--.. " y al ~ a. VA
= : piiiI InrI.pIIIA ... Tuesday. Sept 20, y. n.
These American Steamship. iult eNriessb Tor INC
tr,d have very SUPERIOR acconu oiitO- .t p@>ensfs
'''' FOR MARNC NIBO FREIGHT ONLY o.,
< :. NARACAiRO ..-.-..- '.inhan' ~ ~,
8. 3. HOLLINSIDE m1'uHHs ~ "
General Managers. 135 Frontst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
Ocean Steamers
AMERICAN LINE.

ANIFNIONN LI.NL
"A. NEW-Y DIRK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
New-Nork sept. 20. PM leriln OCT =, ~ a. ~, ~,
From Pier a. y r.. foot Of Christopherst.
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London.
Passengers landed at Empress Dock. avoiding mcoh'
venirlt" and exposure ot transfer BY tender; -
First Cabin passage TO Sonthanpicn i.on& or havre
$50 and upward according 81 steamer SerOhu NdOnl "'
. 500 StaoTag" at loW rate-. - .....,xr
INTERN NTIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No. g Bowling Nrcen. NcW.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
Professional.

.,>rI A. ASsAGE.--rleatment VI facial paralysis
Il rcs.fior. NEURALGIA weak eyes, etc, adipose re-
,ne,I 40 muscular tissue. -tr. Mis-. j.. NJ SPEAR.
az die sA school of Massage, AZ Fast 2Sh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
Cost an 1orn0

= o>r PanlboDh No. iSJiS2, Dry Dock Savings
l., bank Any rer.0a having claims uron said took =
utou the 70 the bank within thirty
du,s said book VIII b. d"catt cancelled and
IIngui,hod AID I'w one issued IN lieu thereof
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A TnE NLAy-NO ORR NE WILL BE RE
EIvED AZ THE UPTOWN OFFICE, No. 1, 24e Broad
nav cf Tnirty-irst-,t. and ADVER>
TIsEMENTs the following Branch oniee.; 2St
ISL Fou th.aye., corner Foareelt;s, 7oo Ihr1Hys;,
nrt.-t l50s F.r>taye l00 West Fyrty second 81 i89
Columbus-a,e. % Avenus A l,323 Thrdav;I 2Q Wsse
o57 West Forty cc0nG-st 5Sf ThirdaveS
is.s ThrtAye; 2.o5i Ihra.a,e. bet one'hunofes
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundre e
d.tweaty fth-st 243 Wort cne-hundret
ATHEIST $50 West Onehund nod and forty nfth-st. W
to D. NJ. ct regular onI.e rates xos no xonayc 90
Bcdfordave., UP 10 3 y. M. at regngr once nses
London OHce for Advertisements, 2o3 hegents~' We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

y. :, =, -.
Brt,nnlc Sept 90 IL 30 pm ,ritannlr Oct 10, ii M
.Teutonc .Sep~97 10 'TeutOnic. Oct. %, D. M
Gernaglc pct nooa slma9e NO. Noy "a a. m M
From White Star DOCK, foot 81 West lOth-st
saloon rates. $50 upward. according u steamer ahd
TO- alton OF berth Second cabin these sc9ner', $50
and sij Storage 70 or from the Ot Country, W:
No. - Broadway New-York. Philadelphia ONCE SUD
Wslnut-st. -.,ncry .oo,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

S.a,o >ho,ds were neglected, and the only sale
Of city bank stocks was Western National wv AT
I07. ,-.u ,.soo,od il q small
,xav BIZ fh. speculation in stocks. FLUCTUATIONS
were frequent enough, but as rue tnrS p '
sesscd ite meaning A,ch hnt Of course the bnsi
ra. of the road is reported 10 be better than ever
before. Chicago and Northern Pacific ilrsis ~
is.nes of the first class closed about per cent
lower. Rock Island issues Amhined IN a ga'i
demand and debcnturc and extension 1s clos' ,,
IT, DICT cent higher. Several issues RECORDED
gains at l-2al per cent. I"ieic"'c 10 III" -
Money on cali remained easy at BAD per cent.
The bulk Of the new business was done a' ."i,
figure. nut renewals were usually made al
per cent. - no ,olIo,ys.
Exchanges, $s4,HlO'3; balances, Tio'aa'it soyiuo
House S433367. It, net loss on balan'c wa
?Oe404, made up by loss OF S4l4,'o4 IN roln,
.css gain of s@9s,4iO IN curren% Gso NE %,
ments y2,246,O s2 resulting In general Dalahc'
of SIS 90 s.39s, consisting Of Sjl,146l3O com
I1,a Tinted States Treasury at Washington re-
ceive-d to-day s30s, 462 National bank notes for
redemption. a., 49, =,
The customs rc@eipis were S7?2,4'S, tni .c .T
icrn0l revenue receipts SlOo,S'l, ana 1lIe Hi@c'i
iancous receipts 2O,JO3.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits IN Dank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement IL
follows
scnf II sept. -. Differences.
set gold On la, S2ie, 80 S'oV'r'4 p''' Ti''''
Net lc2al-ten1rrs -, =, a, ~, ,,o os,
on hand .....:. ll'so.., 'l2,'o.2 nv Pr kia
Net silver on ma, 1,s2''?' "'""''' INT i''ov
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding 49,
fc3'es no sos
deposits ia bank l2'''o' ~ '-,o.O'oo- NV 49,
IN. c.sb tal s12s Oe3 $40 sl.s o. $40 Inc. s6O71o
The forei.n exchanges were quiet and lower.
Tho demand by recent importers Of gold was 80
small that II must be concluded these contracts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02


Cat4frh. deafness, rneasnatisu. ner,.
cue debility. impotence aad Ell a.s~sse.
resulting from early ipdlscretsous Aad
excessss Of manhood. eli disrAs<s a.
the urlnsry orkssna partial pArxiysu.
varlcoeelss ruptuses. tamofs. scsofala
old sores. dropsy, skln cisesses. hves
snc kicnsy complaints. heart d.seass.
shortnee Of hrssth. bsck OF head.
small oil neek. etc. including eli
female complaints and chronic dsss4ses
That cough. 81 ght fever And 49,
nsss. shortness Of breath. palp; tstio,
Of heart. my mesns surs ard oni~S
If YOU Are nervous, ssstlss. ,rl.,a-
bic. as<pless or uake After horned
oreams. Nred mornlngs. With Q dull
headaehe. bad t~sss II H. meatn.
sometimes csscn Ar8es. ana 40 about
your employment without lie. energy
or smhiuon, desirc 10 - aloae.
gloomy fprsbodings. . d'spos.tioa %
worry and fret About ironbis xh-Ad
that never oomeA speils Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. somstmes lov
oirits. you Are sui ering from nsrvous
debility and exhaustion OF nerve p0wer
vnieh may end IA utter pros,rat.oa'
insanity aud death.
IL you have q grestsrnss OF SeakneE
ard weanness. With tired llpos. nnnsb-
psss. trembling. prckly sensations.
cold feet onc legs, you arg advancing
20 that n;ost SERIOUS easy-f.TAlysa
IL your head aches. feel numb and
iFec, with strange ssnsatlons. ioss OF
memory. and Tou think ~ith cir1cui,x
or you are fleepiess ~ ulghf VII
drowpness and cullness lcurar a..
day. the nerve and tfz.n fatigue ,ns,
,oon run into insanity or atath.
lfyou have any OF these f.clings co
not neglect them. or they VII en1.ay
paralysis insanity. pFostrstoa OF
death. 80. ~. ~. -
lect tnese warnings 1I0le and eKpe-
rlepce Las sAow "a huunfsas o.
startling and marvellous cures have
nToyed' that these diseases are per
ssetlv and completely cured by Dh
= CLAY TODD. "a n. D4v8-son street.
ION. l. J aud 4. Gssnc Rapids. AicA.
Under the Use OF Dr. D. CLAY
TODD's rea.af kabl remedies al
tho-. symptoms wild ss N ty magic.
and strengths OF ner,os, vigor o. BRAN.
vitality Of blood snd health CT body
&c soon restored.
is remedies are purely vegetable
and Harmless. and can only &c Oh
Ls.ncd ~ bis Once
Dx TODD compounds asPrescriP-
/ .;ons f~.ore each patient "a his ofacoL
Dn ToDD's once l. at 10 =. D.sson
street. rooms !. ard I. fraud Rapids
His medicines agree with the ston
sch. .rd YOU can cat anything you
choose.
He's "a hu Office fromg in the morn
ing unuiz IN the evening every day b1t
Sundays
Call Everybody. Afr.endly talk ~
Oct you nothing.
Low caSrges. Rapid cureA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
INTO THE NEW ROOMS.
The Bicycle Club Moved into New
Quarters Yesterday.

Yesterday The Grand Rapids Bicycle
club moved out Il the ''old house into
TIE new" aud Is now costly quartered
IN rooms directly urder the masonic
rooms NJ the corner OF LOUIS aud Lyon
streets Thirteen loads of furniture.
including the gymnasual apparatus.
piano. blillard tables aud parlor furni-
ture nave already been moved, and
are piled IN promi-cuous heaps IN the
new rooms. but = large free Of men
are - WORK setting thi0gs Ia Tlgnts-
1he new quarters are % Tar the
most svallable and handsome the CLUB
mas had, and are equalled by very few
bicycle clue houses IN the country.
The main hall, which Is 75x30 feet. IL
hoored with hard wood and will be
used as gymnasium. bat 50 arranged
- 20 be easily cleared for dancing.
The Iarlors face Lyon street and
will lie hand somely earpeted.
The looms will be opened this even
ing, when the regular dancing school
will be held. On Saturday evening
they will be opened 10 the public and
40 informal reception held. A grand
opening tall will be held February 3.
The club now has $50 members aud IL
IN splendid Condition financially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
pfess Club Mee,ing.

Al the monthly meeting Of the Prees
club last evening Frank /. Cobb was
elected TO a vacancy IN the hoard OF
directors. Action regarding the cleo
ton of = delegate to the international
meeting Of prcss clnbs which meets IN
~. Paul ia May was deferred one
month. Capt. Charles vs.. Eaton was
chosen an honorary member. ". Is.
Weston resgned the Craftsmanship of
tue committee on entertainment and
ms successor will be named 10y the PRES
ident n; the next meeting OF the club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
OPENED TO THE PUBLIC.
The Handsome Store OF The Fa-
mous-The Impr ents
Made-Ready for Business.

After . delay of many days, The
Famous Shoe Ell re. dressed IN It's new
and attractive CART, opened to the
public yesterday. IL will be remem.
bered thst ON TIE night OF November
IL. The Famous was visited by fire
That did much damage 10 the stock and
fixtures. The subsequent great fire
sale gwen 10y the firm will be long re-
nembered by almost every resident of
this city and vlci1ity, ~ they we're en-
abled TO secure foot gearing 1t less
than the cost price. AZ soon AS
a. scable settlements were made with
the insurance adjus,ers. corps OF
work men were placed ia the store and
pronounced Improvements were COM
menced. While under the care OF
painters, carpenters. etc, the premises
underwent great changes for the
better. The new dress Of The Famous
shoe store 10 now all that can be- asked.
Paper of stylish and handsome pat
tern graces the walls. new shelvlngs
were erected for the display of goods.
n stylish design Of linoieum covers the
fioor, and other changes. equslly "a
noteworthy. are noticeable. The Fa-
nous can now boast of AZ handsome.
bright and attractive place OF bua-
ness as will be found in Grand Rapids.
An entire new stock OF goods Is now
exhibited. eacn department being re-
plete with new and stylish good:
Tor ladies', misses' and children's
wear. The firm Is too we'll known "a
need q detailed mention of their
methods of bunness. strictly reliable
goods sold on q strictly reliable basis,
by au sffahle aud courteous corps oil
clerks, were the three great features
that brought The Famous 10 the front.
You are respectfully asked TO call on
The Famous. The fra 10 ready for
business and prepared to suit yon or
quality Ut goods and prices.
DR.. +. r. Rosenkrsns, No. 81 Monros
street. Widdicomb building. rooms IL
aud IL. Office hours, 3 TO IL q. m. and
l To 4 and to %. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
burial Prrmlts.

William I. Eusco, ~. Marks hos
p.tsi, Valley city cemetery: Monroe
Nay, No. AL buchanan street. Valley
Cry cemetery. David Wyngsarden. No.
Sol Grsnf-iile avenue, Beayerdsm
Mich. Mary Price, No. 81 Frat street,
Valley City cemetery; Iesnnstt.e Zyl.
strs. 70. 30 Ninth avenue, tsrren wool
cemetery; Stotfel Bsrevoeis. No. lo7
Mad son street. Fulton street cemetery;
Fred Wise. No T79 Home avenue. Nsl.
lev City cemetery; Roy X. Pose. 10.
lila DAVIS avenue, Valley Cry GENE.
ferv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
Annual Renorra EIi.f,

The following corporations filed
their annual statements yesterday;
Grand Rapids Glue compAny-Capi-
tai stock. -. 900; paid IN. g. 300; real
estate. s9.ss2.Jo; personal estate. ST.
052 40: d-bis, SIS. 1851 credits, s79l 81.
q. X ". Inum company
stock. $3.50. 900 paid IN. $50. 900; real
estate, SIS, 25l p; personal estate. &c.,
as. SO; debts. $sii-72; credits, SIC .076. So
kasterer Brewing compsny-Capiial
stock. 500. 900; paid IN, 800. 900; real
estate, sl2i $685.; personal estate.
$3l.Isf5i; debts, So, s00.06: credits,
sl2, f50~s2.
Acker 4 Ford-Capital stock. so. 900;
paid IN. So, 900; real estate, 81, 900. i3
personal estate. So, 323.32; debts, $751;
b53 81; credits. s., 94f.66.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Judge Adsst tbs under adyiseTnsrt
the case q Freeman :. Godfrey Va
Eiien r. Sotls and frsenaE Godfrey
HE comp sinsnt asks That Mrs. Noble Q
residence on Fognta. a street be sold, a
contract made By nsf To Frasman g a.
frey fo- the DuFcnAs. Of the horre hav-
irk hem turned over 20 p. :. godfrey
a. security for payment OF n nols of
81 90 aud nothing having been pad
taereou-
william NcCueu. charged With sell.
ing 4gor ritnous a license. vas DIS
char<-t n the superior court y-sier-
Ga. Acrurn applied FOR . license
~ ran the Boulevard last spring. The
iceoss rss refused and ne closed bis
place as s3on a. be Knew he could 0ot
Sc ilcen-e. TIE case vss nolls
gtcs-ed on psynsent OF 81 20 costs
Wright. ths travelling man Who com.
planned taat Hsrei slaughter and Nrs.
!. Lucas had picked ms pncksts
~niir ~ "a srIey a sarunk-n spree
wlto tnsm n an Ellsworth avenue dive.
nss - Qpsa ten and vii not appear
sgairst he ronsn The case n 20 -
court nas hen adjourned wnsie tie
eilcers BOOK Tor Wright.
Kerry kar rss tired IN the superior
cours yesterday on seasrre Of burg ar.
Irog -oom a. No ~ Nanrpe street.
o.rupied ~ Fred Norton. Hewasstie
- iconv nee the Jury that hc 4 a not
commit the cfense. sad vsrd Ct OF
no. Eatliy 90. rendered.
decree % divorce rss rrsnt.c IN
tie riycnt court yesterday separating
Jennis ~. DAYS frora h.ths~ flsvs
Nrs. DAYS va kven ths custody 81 a
nInof enid sni Mr. DAYS earnos
mssry sithla two yssr.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

William wibert. the proprietor OF
lhe ">unnysi4ev road house. was ar
rested Yesterday for keeping his saloon
cyen uu = iegai holiday. lie was ar
rssgn>d before justice DsWoIf,
pleaded not guilty. aud . hearing Vas
sct Tor next Monday. Wilbert wAs ar
rested sine time ago on 4 similar
cnsrxr. bat there wss a mistake ia the
complaint and . wss n0lis pressed. fie-
fore new complaint could te drasa
Wiihsrt skipped and bad eyAdcd the
srlcers until Yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

The work OF police court for January
has been light, az SHOWN bv the clerks
report. Total number Of city cases
Il sposed Of. g.; state cases. f9s amount
OF fiu~s aud costs ~ city cases. So. =,
ia state cA-ea. S37.o3. Ia the city cases
the or ensr, were as follows. Breach
OF TIE peace. ,; drunk, %. disorcerly.
IL. miscellaneous, o. In state cases
there were: Larceny less than 80. 3.
grand larceny. ): assault and battery.
8, ylolstscn Of liquor laws. s. resisting
al officer, = truAncy, ., miscella-
nrOu- .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

We notice, according 10 the published
statement. that during the past year The
deposits of the Peoples Savings Bank,
of Detroit, have increased over
al 900. 900, and the total footings at the
close of business on January Il were
s., 0e2, f37 IL. This enormous sum o.
money Is very largely made up OF the
small deposits of its savings customers.
for whom the bank has been "A safe and
reliable depository for over 20 years.
Its popularity seems TO be increasing
steadily. and the management is in the
hands OF experienced and reliable men,
who are conducting its Affairs in I'D.
mirab bic shape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

PRICE-Jaaaars q. Mrs. May Price aged
- years. q the rr>iae htr scl. A a.
az t.. Ne. - FIRST street
i1EcFal Thursday nf tesiceaec al 3 =. "a.
T. .. fh~rFymsn. f1aer.d director. No. -
t0anfafa <ffref
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
KEGEL'S SIDE OF IL
SAYS Welsh Did Not Shoot in
Self Defense.
RESULTS or A FAMILY Row
Tas ,siass.s~ Ma Ab's u ST. Up ani
vii Probably Rseo~-s Georges
K.xsi M4-ss Compliant.

George ksg~l arrived ia The city zee
tersay 10 maze . compliant ssslnst
Albert Welsh. who wzs held IA lA1
pending inquiry into Ms ass~uls Ga
Joha ksxel IA the village Of Alaska last
Monday afternoon. The story Told ~
Af. kegsl gsss an enIsrely nss color
% s1s waole 2fzlr. lie says hs brother
John 10 able TO SIS IA char aud
talk about shs SHOCKING a. sell - 4 ne
hal been bystsnder. znd nos the tar
get Al which the plstol Was aimed.
John kexsl's Story Is thai ns vas 81
work IN the stable whsa WELSH. n's
bfother-sn-lAs. appeared behind him
with . revolver leye.ed ~ him. Mr..
kegel a. once made Lively dash Tor
nsngef. aad tired 10 climb over n, out
OF range Of tne weapon. IL wAs shile
he sss climbing over tnis mAnfer tnAt
the first snot was .ifed. IL struck hun
ia The back, bat dld not disable Inn
i4.lnedlatrly. he attenpted I'd xet OUT
81 the dOor. sncn Two % ore snots we're
fired ~ Welsh. The revolver refused
a. eork when &c attempted Ia snoot
tna f0urth shot. AMI when ne rsn Tor
tue door Welsh struck him two or
three times With the butt OF the
.e1oon. lie ran Tor the house and
W~lsa emptlrd the other chambers Of
tie gun AZ MIN. Mrs- Welsh, who MAS
Ia Inc mouse. sac the last shot fired
aad xil appear AGAINST her husband II
ne = tried
w~i-h's story tsatrsatetsd.
NJ kex-l ssvs the story told bv
Welsh : rnurely false lie denies that
NJ brother. John. aud himself botn
Jumped on Mesh last Thursday aud
poaedsd him HIS version Of the story
5 tnat Welsh rad been loafing about
ne hoGse all winter, While tie other
members % the nonsen9id nave worked
nsrd. Last Thursday a. dinner tim :
Welsh VAS called to come 10 the table.
lie refused 70 come, and Was called
the second time. lie came out and
kicxtd toe table over. spil.ing the por (
gravy over the hoor. tie then struck
Mr k-gei. Who attempted TO get up.
bat shipped IN the gravy and nearly fell
down Welsh kept striking =; hni.
aud as Sou As ne could Get on the floor
he struck WELSH aud knocked nln
down. John did not take any hand IN
the light, AMI DID not AID IA kicking
Welsh cut OF the house
Mr.. kegrl says Welsh was allowed 20
taks bin hay sEd grain away from the
farm. bat ne says the cows did nos be-
long 10 Welsh, bat 70 Mira Welsh. who
pad for tnern and had forbidden her
husband To remove them.
The complaint signed by Mr. kegsl
charges Welsh Win assault with intent
20 DO great bodily harm and assault
With intent % commit murder. Welsh
vii probably De gwen n hearing before
justice Holcomb today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Has tastes incidentally. in Ae-plrg with
other iuzuflss A remedy must 10
Pleasantly acceptable IA form. purely
sbolesolne Ia eonsposiIon. truly beu-
enc.al IA effect aud entirely fee from
every obIeesionabie quality. Ii really
III he coasults payslcsan; II eonsts-
paied be Uses the gentle family lax
tive syrup of Figs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

The Kindergarten mothers Glasses
met IA the pariors OF the Fountain
street Bsptist church Yesterday After.
noon. Toe usua. teach ny Ma dis
ysnsed win aud the classes. whlch
were lsrgely attended, were addressed
respectively by Mira Treat anu Hls.
Aushe Hotter OF Chicago. one Of the
editors ot the klndefzarses Magazine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

Misses Armstrong. Kemp. Ign and
Ella More. Heath. Slsyton aud Chtd.
bolt. add M-ssrs. Bod well. Gonlts-
bury. Hal. oHren, Kemp and Slsy-
ton went 20 Cascade sst evening on q
sleghing party. aud returned n tins
wee ana nours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

u IHFE HfIITFHTE-
John Hsyman. detsinlng female IA
nsass Of ill-fAmss adjourned 10 tei-
gasfy ;. Mira j. y. Laeas and Haze
slaughter. larceny from the prfsoni
Al lcasnsd ~ February 4. Ronsrt ir.
ula, seiilnx liquor 10 m nors, adjourned
" February 4. L. l.. Chapman. dis
poslng OF leased goods Adlournsd 10
tsbruAry g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
A Card of Thanks.

Mrs. May russo wishes TO tender
her thanks to all friends, the police de-
partment and the business men of the
city. for their kind services and cour-
tesies slnce the death IF her husband
patrolman w. L. Rusco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

slsn kellogg. No. iss wealthy sve.
nue., scarlet fever. Niols NcNaliy. No.
30 lonis street. typhoid fever. Eva
LiTingston. Twelfth avenue. ssssslsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

~ifs. 81 4. fiashsm farm ada -,
H.ufs i f9ila<s a. <has W.ftt<sk
paft $50 = - . ssaa kAptds.
- = - lees - -. MS 49, -.st
f.ssf ..srF IL y n a. seat. 81 81 -
=. .ss g. C48cteala u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
Was Peasant Entertainment.

The entertainment gwen IN Elks
hall last evening by Miss Belle Thor
ington was q decided success. A large
audience was present and enjoyed the
following program:
Screw sfz op. Is. No i....... ....-.-.. Moskowskt
Miss Dawn Hunter.
Recitation Selected. ...-..........-..
Miss 1. Gorb~i.
Waves OF the Ocean tialo d" -... w oodl AVN
lhe N sscs ctickneL
Rrcitstlon--Selccte1. .-...... .... .............
Harry Lee
Recitation Selected. -.
NJ IS r. Belle fhprlugtcn.
Chimes ofN rmandy" lyiolia and piano.
Miss Dawn Hunter aud Newton l. Hunter.
"usIten 1crne ffom Mary stuart - schiller
Mis- franefs Wash anu +. Be lie
lnoringt5n-
Mss llasn Hunter.
Recitation Selected. ...-..................
Mss 7. 6o~b~i.
Message % the Ming ...................... Gatty
A. B.. Kroner
Trip Through Africa -suppr
Miss l'awn Honter and Sewt0a Z. Hunter.
Ascitation- selected .......... .......... - 1
T. Belle iharlu.fon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

The stamp Of af5yosal
......s been set upon Psa,lsne By
millions. Ii it needed any inn
provement. it wouldn't have
been approved. Ittakes away
dirt easily, and that is much |;
itcleansandwasheseve everything
while it harms nothing. and
that is more. Psaylsse does
what nothing else will do; no.
thing else will do when you
have once tried PfarI1ne.
Beware OF iuistions. az JANEs PYLE. NY.