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The morning call., 1893-07-18

beauty OF the people, the pretty opera
singer of the Theatre Royal in Buda :
Pesth. to return to Hungary in the full
possession and recognition Of her title, the
Countess karOlyi. 1t will be "a conquest
for her such as women sometimes dream
but seldom realize.
A few weeks ago, after Count Karolyi
received his remittance of $4,000 from his
grandmother. he and the Countess had
their photographs taken singly and In a
family group. The pretty year-old baby
appears in the latter picture.
Artist IhorS, who is an expert upon the
grace and beauty of the female face, said
to CALL reporter yesterday:
You can Say, with my compliments,
that the Countess Karolyi Is without ex-
ception the most graceful woman l ever
saw. She is DEM m'-blonde with the COM
pexion Of La France rose. Her eyes are
violet in color. and are large and flashing.
She has the Whitest of teeth and the pink
est Of lips. Her blo9de hair developes into
simmer of gold at the crown. She is very
pretty-ab0ut the prettiest of her race.
She is Of medium height. and her figure is
perfect"
A lady friend of the Countess remarked
yesterday that she had never met more
charming couple than the Karolyis. At
their modest but elegant apartments at 439
Geary street they have lived quiet and
exclusive life, like two turt'e-doves. The
Count is only 20 years of age, and the
Countess only Is years. During their four
teen months residence in San Francisco
the Countess passed her days in singing
operate airs to her baby ard in the COM
pany of her handsome young husband.
They occasionally took a drive In the
Park, but seldom appearedat public places
of amusement Like the Countess, the
Count has an excellent voice. and is re-
markable performer on both violin and
piano.
The estate of the elder Karolyi, which
the Count will inherit, is estimated at
S1S 600 600
The morning call., 1893-07-18
WOULD NOT SPEAK
A Witness Committed for
Contempt.
Judge Levy's Request for the Produc.
tion of Document Is Met by
Stubborn Defiance.

The obduracy of witness in the Supe-
rlor Court yesterday caused Judge Levy
to order commitment to the County Jail
for contempt of court. and William B.
Glen will have plenty of leisure to reflect
upon the absurdty of running counter to
the majesty OF the law.
1t happened during the hearing of a suit
IN which Glen posed as defendant. The
suit came about in this wise. according to
a complaint filed in tine Superior Court by
John Mckay: On July 10. 1891. Mckay
and Glen formed copartnership for the
purpose OF carrying out two contracts :;
one Tor Stating and doing the galvanized
iron work on the asylylum for the insane
IN Mendocino County, and the other for
similar work to be performed on the Girls
High School Of San Francisco. The con-
tract Tor the first job was awarded to Glen
ior BID OF S22, 900, and the latter for
bid of $500.
The agreement between the two mon
was that Glen should do all the work and
that cKay should advance the money
and pay the bills. Glen was to draw the
warrants from time 10 time and pay the
money over to Mckay.
Both contracts were finished during the
last week in November. 1892. and Mckay
ana Gien proceeded 10 cast up accounts. 1t
was found that McKav had advanced
Sl3;663. out of which S5936 so was paid by
Mckay to Glen for obligations incurred by
Glen IN procuring labor materials. etc..
ana generally carrying out his contract
Gien received the full value OF his two
contracts. sum of $4,000. and paid
Mckay back the money advanced, in fact.
a lew hundred dollars more, in all $14.-
$40 10. SO according to this statement
Glen appears TO have pocketed SIS. .744.
shortly after this casting of accounts
MCKAY appears to have discovered that he
would like to have his share Of the part
nership profits. and he called upon Glen to
account to him for them and settle up.
But although he applied several times
Glen always refused to come to terms, and
finally Mckay filed suit in the Superior
Court. The case was first submitted to
Noah Flood as referee, who filed part al
report. in which he stated that he conld
not get at the truth owing to Glen refusing
to answer certain questions. So the case
came up before Judge Levy yesterday.
Mckay was represented by his attor-
neys, but Glen was there in person. Glen
was put on the stand and asked several
questions regarding his disbursements On
The morning call., 1893-07-18
THE BUILDING DETAILS.
Official Preliminary Specifications for
Men of Skill.

The following official inform alton regard
ing the proposed buildings was issued yes
terday:
Inc executive committee with the limited
amount OF Information in their hands. as a pre-
limlnaTy suggestion to architects. artists and
engineers, have decided that there shall be five
principal buildings for .he Mdwnter Expo-
sftion. They desire that the principal construc.
tion snail be OF wood. The exterior also OF wood,
emoelilshed with ornaments made of staff.
lnat Inc ornamentaton, shall, so far as conSis-
tent with the ideas Of the architect or designer,
be confined 10 The center of facades and the
ends. the object being TO secure ornamental
an edihce as possible for the lowest cost, also
to accomplish the speedy erection OF the expo
sitOD buildings.
The Art building is to be constructed as
eheaply as possible and as nearly fifeproof as
possible. the general idea Of the committee be ing
that The same shall be constructed OF brick
Where wood is used in the construction of the
Art building the same must be covered with
terra Gotta or other hreproof material.
In all the buildings the roofs must be par
TALLY covered with skylights.
In the Art building all light must be secured
by skylight. leaving the walls as far as posi-
Bile, for the hanging of pictures.
First-A building known as Manufacturers
and Liberal Arts. This will be otherwise
known as the main building. The front of the
building will be its longest part. In other
words, it Will be 450 feet frontage. 1t Will also
contain gallery, to be not less than 80 feet
wide. 1t will contain three entrances-one in
the center of the front facade and one at each
end of the building. There will be between the
center entrance and each end OF the building
small doors for the entrance of employees and
to facilitate the WORK of installation. the object
being not 10 use these entrauc-S after The build
Ing has been opened TO The public. There Will
also be large double doors In the rear of the
center OF this building. intended for wagons and
the bringing in OF merchandise, which doors
shall be made solid and part Of the general
structure; no ornamentation. The roof OF this
building between the two galleries must be
clear OF all supports.
SecOnd-A building known as the Agricul.
fural and horticultural Hall, 3OOx125 feet
The general instructions given above as to the
character OF this building 10 be followed, To
contain gallery not to exceed 25 feet wide: !:
the front facade 10 be 800 feet long The grn
eral instructions in reference 10 entrances as
described in the Manufacturers building To he
carried out in this.
Third-A building to be known as Mechanical
Arts, TO be 275 feet long by 176 feet wide. The
front facade 10 be 275 feet This building is 10
be constructed IN such manner that after the
contract Is let If il be necessary gallery can be
thrown across supports already placed In posi-.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
Floods New Trial.

Judge Seawell yesterday granted Dis
trict Attorney Barnes fifteen days to pre-
pare his appeal to the Supreme Court
against the Judges recent decision grant
Ing new trial to ex.Casnier John w.
Flood. convicted Of embezzling $163, 700
from the Done nohoe-Kslly Bank.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
Suing the University Club.

The case of George E. Williams, assignee
for the four walters who brought suit
against the University Club for four days
unpaid wages. aggregating $53. was before
Presiding Justice of the Peace Barry yes
terday afternoon. 1t was continued until
to-day,
The morning call., 1893-07-18

DIED FROM HIS NOTWITHSTANDING Dade,
who fell down the elevator-shaft at 1880 Mar
ket street on Sunday night. died from fracture
OF the skull at the Receiving Hospit yester-
day afternoon.
The morning call., 1893-07-18

SILVER MEETING.-The adjourned meeting
OF the friends of silver will take place this even
ing IN the Maple Room, Palace Hotel, ar 8
O'Clock. W. NJ. Belsnaw will preside, and men
interested therein are invited to be present.
The morning call., 1893-07-18

habeas. corpus. He said: "No, sir: Pll
employ no lawyers to defend my case.
And II rot in Jail before thew compel mr
to speak. want my point decided first. "
That was all he would say.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
PICNICs AND EXCURSIONS.

1QC OhCUUN fACIFIC R, K. CU.
VIII dispatch their AL steel steamer,
W LLANETTE VALLEY,
From section 4, seawalI. at A. NJ on
THURSDAY. JULY 27.
For 1aquina, Corvallis, Albany aud intermeoi-
ate points Round-trip tickets will be issued for
return within 30 days from date OF sailing, at the
extremely low rate OF
TEN DOLLARS.
including Meals and Berth on Steamship.
To those who are fond of fshiag this will afford
them an opportunity OF visiting the famed trout
streams on the coast and Cascade range of noun
tains Game Is abundant. The mountain scenery
Is unsurpassed on the Pacific Coast-Mounts n ood
and Jefferson and the Three Sisters covered with
perpetual snow. Newport the Oregon seaside re-
sort Is situated miles from Yaqu<sa and is re-
marSable for its fine beach and surf-bathinp An
opportunity such as this hag never been offereJ
by any transportation company. Freight will not
be received after A NJ. on day OF Sailing
For freight rates apply to d. X. VAUGHN pen.
erai Aseht' oectioh 4. seawaii. jyl3 l6t
The morning call., 1893-07-18

RICHARDS & Co.. druggists. 4o6-s Clay.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
IS IMPORTANT

that nature be assisted at the right time. |ExKES
never fails to relieve the system of i'm &SsSS&a1
purities, and is an excellent tonic also.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
FOR TO-DAY ONLY.
SWISS BROCADE &c
WASH FABRIC, = Ward

A handsome wash material in floral de-
signs. almost yard wide. rich null
finish; worth zoe to 25c yard.
The morning call., 1893-07-18

Made of the best quality Lonsdale
muslin. trimmed with tucks and en-
broidery; worth 65c each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Somebody tried to- kill August Sap
liant at Ishperhing. but fortunately
August escaped with rifle bullet
through the thigh.
Big Rapids at last is to have free
mail delivery. and streets are 10 bc num-
bered SO that mail will not 20 asiray.
Save the marks.
After long discussion the prison
board has decided that Latimer and
Blarkmsn are to be kept IN solitary con
fnement.
kalamazoo had heavy rain Thurs
day tina; did hundreds 81 dollars dam
age 10 the streets aud farms.
The new electric road at Kalamazoo
averages 800 per day. while the old sys
tenn took IN $40 per month
John Frickie. proprietor % the Ameri
can house. Holland. has departed. leav
ing many bills unsettled.
John Brisenmasser fell from the third
story n ,Wyandotto factory and was
instantly killed
The farm house ~ =. H. Bement near
Shepard. has been destroycd:by tire
Loss sl.Do.
The residence q J. III. Jaeger n Cold
water was burned yesterday. Loss
sl.-Oo
The state board u health il IN con
vention AZ Hillsdale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

for SIXTY 80 Subscribers ~s VIII give
one bicycle frss. Psfents msy help. In
a boy ~ riri sets eniy part enough
nanaas ~e viii accept the nuoter that
be - che { - get IA part psylaeri
Hem us tie figures.
fof ax'y NAMES on- bicycle free.
Per rffy namss xsi SiG e0s bicycle.
for forty nanaes sad ssltsi que bicycle.
for thirty names aud $50 osss bicy
cle.
For t~ss.sy names and sitp ous b
cscies
fnf ten names add eiaso enc bicycle.
oar Young Amsrles Long Distance
Safety Is alsde IA two styles With three
sizes q each style. either boys ga girls .
namely -. - ar - inch wheels Zach
machine j. carefully tested before less
Tag th. factory A sample machine can
be seen AT IaE HsRalp Office. IN II w~ll
made and durable. Who ~ili DO the
hrst boy OF g,ri Ia get nlaehinel Par
eats teach your toys 10 know the value
II = dollar BY earning a bicycle. either
In whole or part. Full instructions and
blanks tor canvassing are furnished IL
the office. No. n Pearl street.
GRssn kArIps HEKALp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Versatile Does Mile and Three
lights in .:IO3-

CHurAGo, July * Another record was
broken 1T Washington park today
Versatile. with 100 pounds Up. running
ouc aud three eighth niles in 2:i9t,
that boa ering the record a half second.
which WIS held by OFmie and made on
the Washington park track in lssu. The
race IA which the record was broken
was third on the program. and Diablo.
fiis years handicap winner. vas con
sis.eat fayorite al. . 10 5 and less. but the
t.-st he could DO was third. Lake Breeze
coming la second. Taral rode another
one - his GREAT firishes In the fifth race.
iaaaiug POET Scout handsome winner
by a neck. Santa Anna being second.
the sanie distance before Michael Duke
~ MHYitas Who generally sulks. or Is
itff AZ The yt~t when the price don't
SUIT. Weu ths clDsiug raco IN hollow
s.ys flo,o Belfast; the heavily played
faeosifc. " B. finished poor NTH.
FIRST oses. pure soto. Cor 2.yesr oids.
rsna tita and allowances. i've furIongs-
Ca-Nin- Hamiltou. lI2 frhorpcl. II g. ..
win. Rap . Tap. iis iJordan. , 10 |. sec.
Odd poiiy ysrsl-u leo III t'rifiinl. 70
fbifd. Dme. ft2it. India. Alesia,
laitis Waiter Abtcsa. Maiory Hilton.
pciapkine and Airs bradshaw finished
a. naalsa
s4esrs. purse sseo. for 3 year olds and
upwards pesalt.es sut allowances. sir
farlouks Hugh Peauy IL McC'af.
lertya Ven. Nexzo Tint l05 Clayton
5ts D. sc.insi. 40 Ko weight not gwen
tHeuaer-ona ~ % 4. third. time. l.liik
Fanicen. Princess. Franres Pope Ma
atia. i-ke johnson and Chris Roean
tn.stsvi a. named britsi Vel was eft
at tae p.~t
Ihiri Or 2-yeas Odds and upwards.
Al 10 atiled eleven furlongs Versatile
To ~ GrEnl. 10 % 1. won. Lake
fr..xe. - Perkins,. H. o. l. seeunel,
ff1i4o. ils -fsrals s % >. third. time.
i4ti 10. biacktuTn. Hasty and Cal
heuh tuisled a. nspafsi
Fourth. pur<, slffo ceiling allow
aGf.as. eight anil one haif furlcngs
Ihisra = Perkins 10 =. Won: ia ia.
- issiffi 10 g. I. -ecsr,i. pnt n Sight.
S. Clayton - l. ghird, time. izis.
p.1cfrr DsUdarnIe. ia kintilg and
81 iha fuishrd ~ named
fifth. pufsc Slss. Or all ages peu,l.
iira ari allowances nne miie Feet
SesnI ia fIarRia g. I. won. SAN =
Nrct iut Nnrria . g. :. secoud. Mel
$50 itN Martial 2 81 T. third. tue
fsnta hssHssr bucsuer Verge dor q
fisnkstifr rnishetl ~ named
Safa parss sso for year ei.is. Eve
farerEs Anns Mates. III r~kinst I
- h aaa. Pop t.fay. IL forsiani. : ii
j serani vi Fan.a Is Br,anti . "a
III sAsr,l. timo i9i WIZ Sfoa.,. plnu :
kax Lee n. Eau Claire, King iaste,
sios Re.-~ 4na Elngr, ~ - Nosf0gk Sc
shed ~ named.
Parse 800. eight anil hall fur
ars ff4ka II Nlpstss. ~ EpNsi :
e. son. a. Naef. = PeflfiHs 81, - 4
tas.r,l -~iiYes a,in. i0z iCoving'snl = Ia
-Hiri. fine ~ Clen,enfine " ~
ieHis Ne(nre. Tenny j.. aad b8 "a
fieEssfk tinishrd a. named
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

GLoUcssrKs. July 7 First race. tive
eights u miie Lockspar Won. Head
long second. Sasdust third; time. ! sEe-
Second. sir aDd one quarter farlongs
Prince Imperial Won. Dillon second,
Forget Nc Not third, time. .ssi
Third. fise-eighths u . mile Roto
lax Won, Merton second. Irregular
third: time. i0:'s
Fourth. nlne slxfeenfhs 81 a mile
Young Lottery yon. Morning Glory sec
Dad. Penzance third. time. -
Fifth. one uiile ternwood won.
Knapp second. jersey third; time. l:t61.
sixth. thirtscn- sixteenths II a mile =
jamestown Won. Poverty second. I'D.
ward r. third; time. In.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Clsyel'dI 0 o o o o 4 o o-sl2 5
Bsltim'e3 , 2 o D s-i5 Is 1
Batisries-Cuppy. stafford. Williams and
Trimmer; Mcmahon and Robinson. Umpire
Hurst.
Loa'e o o o o o o "a 10 3
y. lk. o o o o 0 o o - 3
Batteries -Stratton and Grim; Rus.e and
Doyle. rmrire-Seward.
ST Loui-.l o o o 2 0 2-s1l l
Wash % o o I o D o. 3 )
Observation-Disclosures and Gunson; Is
per and Farrell. Umpire-McQuaid.
pitssb'g % o 5 o o o IL 4
Boston % o o o o go 3
Ratterie---Gan,tcrt aad Miller; Coylc.
>taley and Merritt. umpire-MeLaughlin
Chicago..0 3 o o o o-l0 Is 3
Phila s o O o Ia IL
Batseries-McGinni-. Schrive-. Mauck
Ryan and Ki''redge; Car~cy, Nickery and
Clements rmpire-Lynch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Merry Aon4reh and Jalisn werr about
sssnis favored for the Efst race To
tAs, CONSERVATION q the faithful tata
rant psos races. sss aatthe~. - |
sh.a SHINING quite easily from Merry
Asaarrh. stiis 81 juiien ran bird
lfsrrt rack. seven flsrios = ssr
Asffthes sor. merry Nonsrh s~eund
Jal.en third; time. III
S<esnd. ons inile- Nellie Psstsn son.
Asxs.isnt seouad. treasure thlrs. tame.
la3tt
fhlrsi. sissea ssxteenths ~ mlle
Fiist son. fsrasang second. My Lads
third: tune. o.
foaTta. eleven slxteenths II mile
liza Alozo son. ~. Michael second.
ossIy Two started No tinas given.
fifth. mile and an eighth Nov OF
N,sssf Won. RaeslAnd second only two
starters Time not given.
Sixth. sax furiongs Tormertor Won.
Siss,tsialo second. kstsile third, time.
LA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

fei sfns BsstH. Jets p FIRST raca.
slrefn atfeanft- n,lie bssir won.
fzzis y De -ees,nf. I.arxhstta q ard.
tsase. 5ts
re1ina I've farienz.- Iifnsifscese wen.
fiiit zeointi iiaiy thifi. ts8n ga
itrf sit f1rbsnxs tciir@> ven.
Fitsia seuna. f1ns Tough ihir,l. tiute.
4 t3tt
Fourth. arr faf'ona,s Ar Pant snr.
tirsie -een.i. Naristfe thisl. time.
iiatt
ff'b - ffs5aues ila4era eaa. 81
- ns1u4 e-ean1i Sadly uk.e~,rt ,hsftl
hu.. RI
Ffs. iifa fur orgs Faithful Enn.
ws~ CfF s4esad Isr,t .firl ,.n,ss
lfza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

n New Certain Cure Tor Piles.
We do not intend 70 indosse any except
articles Of genuine merit: we therefore
take pleasure Ia recommending to safer.
ess from Piles in any forn. prompt aud
permanent cure. The following letters
speak for themselves;
Mrs. Mary &. Tyler. Of Heppner. Ore.
writes: One Pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured me 81 piles from which
have suffered for years, and have never
had the slightest return Of them since.
Mr.. T. 0'Bricn, Rock Bluffs. Neb.,
says: The pkg. Of Pynmid Pile Cur.
entirely removed every trace Of itching
piles. / cannot thank you enough for IL.
The Pyramid Pilc Cure v . new. GER
tain. painless cure for every form Of piles.
II y safe, sure aud cheap. Any druggist
will get Il for you II you ask him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
pIxLEY is 4 WINNER
she Also sstiss Hsa RECORD
foar toassesssse aise~ AAsie Ia ..ta
a. .ssAi Eesser-- t<ss M<ssssas Make.
-sks oa . sssif-Nsse Iraek.

Tbs prsIieiDai tnpsc Il conversation
saloag ks.all hors.alea sas the remark
abs peffosasan cs "a issn , Lesihers
mar Ptziss Al Indianapolis Thursday.
sxslIayely reported Ia yesterdays Hiss
Af0 she wou the fse. toF ali trot lake a
nsicc, heating W4ltsr ,. and Nightingale
"a three out n four heats. Three IL the
.ius beats we're trotted IN ....ii.s. and the
ssrund heat 0as alade in -.l84 For
tha ir.s race - The ssss0n this II &c
Ioarkahlr eork Pixisy's former record
sas 2is- As l. atAeFs wac snrprised at
ne clage's VIA. tie dbl cot think her
capable q winning the races. much less
rsweriBg her record. The best he hoped
frosB her ~as rrcond money. but he did
ri brii~se she 1as IN form - stay in a
race Nth Walter T. Psxiey has been az
feffc h2ate Tor several wees Gov, aad
tar besn N eh4rgs - budd Dobie. The
fetesaa trainer has a high opinion of
tef -peesi and endurance. aud II Is more
.bsn probable that be will send her a
niile Ia I'll or 2.l2 before snos HES
The result Il the race az indianapolis
h n more than ordinary interest. be
cause Il - the first II the seisou. Such
tine later ca would be nothing OUT OF
tbs ordinarys but Il the trotters are Ia
As.ein The YEAR with record smashing
f-ats. " = isterestlng 10 speculate how
IL ,.a~sa = "a wind Up.
A IA koft.snders colt. Roy Medium.
p, FBiflaNn Medium. stepped a mile IN
2iS az Alie..an a rew days ago on a half.
mile trt ck This - an unusual per
farmance. i.0y Medium - yesr-old
ard wa< q green horse until this season.
De has no record. but IL l. said be can
sfep a mile in 80 Hat 4, he can make
= - GA a half mile track he certainly
ought not e. have any trouble in doing
80. on a full course. There are two or
three FairiaWn Mediums colts at Com
stock track this year. and ali u them
are showing up we'll Any II them can
step a uliis under = -. fsirlawn Me
diam himself IL in fine form. He has
not been worked much yet, and has not
goae . full mite this season. he went a
quarters IN "A the other day. a 2.l6 clip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
End OF iniianapoli. r,acs..

IspIASArotIS July THE race meet.
ing closed today with two very hard
fought battles in the 2:l3 pace and 2:l5
tfot Summaries.
2:i3 pace. purse $500 Henry r. won.
Mary Centlivte second. kissel's Dallas
third; best time. s.lai,.
2l5 troi. purse sJoo Li-sa won. Jack
shepard second. White Stockings third;
hest time. 2.l5it.
$50 frot. purse -Silverdale won.
Lugano second. Stella B. third: best
time. 9.sl@
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KNOWLEDGE

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II has given satisfaction TO millions and
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Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
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ufsctured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you viii not
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

N7s#nff Pisa 3aiy 2 Thi~ vas
tee.tedsf 80 - 3ss 80 ressrssd sar8
ASST sfistfs.are. ! h- ft-ar eaoi ese 10
s.isiifsnn satlFetsi O. sa.lessie ss,rst 81
inz eel xsf rsa.isred q nsefe esfisstssi
re s.srt kitr.ei fhetf fsFsr'iss ~ asaai
taf sslF "a fea fees sss fassf laslst
sat aftrlt E0fn.suf0f Ia Tar ASH
etsa.r fin ,sefieesi.a "a = ssnles III
teGat ssasl oa ssli itsf Al5asi . b.
haa afsttifs. EaiaoFrs 81 ts- falFta
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Worlds Far Trains via the West Mic

Worlds FAIR Trains via the West Mich
igan.
MORNING TDAIN, Flyer with
parlor car. leaves at 7 - a. M every day;
arrives at Fair II noon; Chicago 1920
p. M.
NOON TRAIN. with parlor car. leaves
at LIS p. IN. week days and arrives at
Chicago ESQ p. IN, and via st. 10 and
steamer $50 p. m.
NIGHT TRAIN. with sleeper. leaves
Mt ll:3o p. m. every day and arrives at
Chicago at $50 a. IN.
Also $50 p. M, except Saturdays. via
ST. 10 aud steamer. arrive Chicago a.
m; sleep on steamer till morning.