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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

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HELs w<NrEo-sALE.
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xkrASrfD- Youax msn - ssusss. ios Pr
w act 2 sac kest; $50 s'r3nssi hsst.
lsa.aaf ka1d11x. -
W ANTKsi- bssiss-. nan 10 ssessa. teEns'
w nsnt fitaaiieA- Jstn q. ActreEef. H.
"a nsertoFn ssisst. chisAse III
xxvAAfED-Meu waited - trsssl snd ssil
W bur le.siAg ns.ilesnss g assiers ana
sly le.. He,pss4 Nirk. ~
WANrED-A Erst<as.s dress gods sslss.
naa; ret Fences Tsqais-d. STATE prrssat osea-
pst,fo sne saisay ssetsd Address IA. IN ;
care tbls ofilca hu
WANTED- 1--we. active ma "a Fsprsseat
w cur faiapos eussou- m sds elotalrf "a
this eity and ethsr hishaStn te~E& Aaaress
ftynoath Roek fanis eosDpsrs. ro.n "A. T.
WANTED AGENTS.
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yNANTFD-Assnis By the Eqaitshis Lie
w insmAnes eonpsns q love. ssa.r -
tory beet rrserences feQaafsd a. ca character
AID ga slirestion. !. I. Martin. sept "a Asen.
eie.. hes Aosnes, Iowa Nd
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
N "A. - ION a.
II a.se da5 board II wanted - private iansi-
NJ. la Nj Nernon street al
FURNISHED rooms 10 ren'; modern I'm
Il pIosemrnts. ~lth board ssSerth Dsvisie.a
street. a.
II end seat; modern Improvements zis has.
FULTON street 30
CTEAM-HEArEp IRONS 20 rent No. Central
- Place en- Fountain street 81
L,ISELy furnished rooms and frst elias.
II board: horss newly furnished end decor.
sted. The Hatch property. corner LION and
North DIVISION streets Mrs. Aten- -
L,oR RENT-Furnished rooms with or with
II out board n the Vinegar block, - sonth
Division street al
L'oR RESr-Funi.hed or unfurnished
Il rooms, steam heated The Brunswick. %
south Division. s--l-i mo
FOR EENT-HOUSES.
FINo REST--House No. 81. also ca. Jefferson
l. avenue. near Highland. Apply stss Il
rINo RENT--is-room house. very desirable To-
cation. No. i.6 North Prosp set street be-
tween Crescent avenue and Lyoa. AL modern
imProvemt nts-wafer, eas, bathroom. etc.
IAN 10 rented by good tenant for one year-
privilege tLree or i've. Property not for "a ..
Rent reas Fable. Apply quick. ~ wanted. at
iA \. lrcsleets ct. %
E'OR RENT-Cheap-A good hoRss on Dexter
II place; apply an Ottawa g
q ROOM house; also pleasant furnished
~ rooms To rent Inquire ~ Turner 81 Si2
ZEE John q Dunion aud CompAnys last.
FOR RENT-ROSINESS.
IsOR RENT--A bosrd ne houss, furnished OF
Il unfuInishei Enquire los Wealthy ave -
Il locate in tine city, electric lights. hnat,
and Jantors services furnished. Inquire of
Arthur e. Graham, Canal st. city. u
L,oR RENT-Stors No. Is Canal street, 2
Il stories and Basement hshsr a Salisbury.
- Monroe street 81 ~
L'ACIoRy FOR REST-After July we will
II rent our three story and pavement brick
| building Nos. 8 and Iris street: central To-
steam heat: low rate insurance. Apply TO
Bisssll Carpet Sweeper Co. - MIL street Ie-u
| WANTE0-ROAR0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
wANTE0-sOAR0ERs.

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GOOD HOTEL s EssH s. end
oulyst.0 10 S0a Transients 800 par day.
HEATED rooms without baa ri. 81 50 to s2-s0 per
week. Bath free At Lincoln House. - Spring
street
DECKEL HOUSE - Everything newly fur
ID nished throughout. Rates 500 and 81. p
per day. Board b. the day or week special
rates 10 the proissslon. Cornsr loniA and
Louis street Ida ;. Pulyer. proprietress. ~
DEOPENED-s6 South lonia street. o hotsl
III called The Grand. All modern lmpr We
ments Rates, siO0 per day. Meals at all
hours q. \. Farnis, Proprietor. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
eUs,NFss, @ AMCEs.

BOSffs T. 50 CHANCES.
business oPPoRTUNITy-wan, a re-
ID liable man IA this city with 81 30 ca h cap
ital 10 start branch 81 our n 'insss. 500 per
monte can easily be MADE. business strict
legitimate an uerman ut nov in operation "a
soy erai cities c1inng money. No agency bust
hes or patent RIGHT heme Our travelling
representative W Il be IN his city within a few
DAYS: par ies with the required capital mean
iug business a idfess r. Boyden, cars OF Mdrfon
House, aad be vii call on his arrival and give
you luil Iarticular< Only principals treated
vith. Lawrence A Hopkins 81 Clark street,
Chicago, Ill ~
I.rOR SiI.F-The Bcckel House corner Iouia
L aud louis street: In good Ice alton and
doins good business; viii I'll chesp Tor tne
hotel for terms ida r. Pulver 81
RARE business chance Tor sale or ~.
= change for uusucufn berea rify property
or small iruit iarm a general stock of goods ia
voices at SUI Address A.. boa HERALD
Office. a
d. &C. SIS pa day at homs. selling Lightning
Del Plaler ami plating .cxelry. watches.
tableware. ei~ Plates The finest Of issslry
good new, o, al kinds 81 metal with gosl
tuyer or nis ko.. No experience No capital
livery house goosis needia< plasanx u. n
beino. Columbus. u.
TaKiDERMiST.
- X HglLBUT. taxidermist. birds. ami.
hfs mas t~h. etc mounfe 10 nature. all
work strc,iy irstelsss specimens remouufed:
horns toishcdi animal Iugs TO order funz
tanned ~ Wet Fulton street. So
MS CELLaNEOUS.
SsTrN GRAPHERs. atts ntion We have just
= eresei an Inc line 81 typ writer sarp,irs
such psprf ribh NJ. carbon, oiis. brushes.
=, etc All are prepared a. furnish ft3ing
% Ia iine al Tie vciy .ovesi nsures tsl m
and exam frankiin lyps~tiisr Aseacy.
\ al q A
nANk S,o.k. Morfsae-s ard Land Coatrscss
ID bssugl, and sold. Johr h. Martin. ~ Canal
strses. a.
S,EE Thomson Bro. Co. tsp Wet Bride.
- stFre before buying Christmas presants
small week psyments. IS
HORSES BOARDED and u esred Zoe dur
II ins ths vtn'ei a Cgs's',st fsrs e, reas-
enable fate Enquir. - b. . Martin. Office .
Monroe tire. uudsf aorioa House ass
I-NION lTrrFR sToRE-2gD pound,
u rslied s.-psls received daily that vii rrii
Cor - ar5 ~ fasnna- kabadeux nrgs. NJ.
~ Last Er.e e ~. opposite ftermstaes bees.
sim
w ANTEp- rnss = ssep IN ssd res cur
w rficn 90 fsi ~ winter snii - eioths~ -
ne a Iants made - arfiefs we esn save yoa
h.oo.y No.gtt hfrFsiishs,m-r Ca
XkFANTHt-t I'D 20 sr.oss the Nisk-l
w tufeiesF hsaa rate hsvsna 4 = elgar
ffs cents 49, for ~ Mandatory sud - 80
rom q sfsfic-s stru@L liza. y anton na,is
ftEaF
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4 fenfala sFefB fFiisf stenHrE a. : . clock -
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= 70 ssifs - uEk- ssrItes - raFfg
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frstas rfs f.f lsfriculefs tfseBns locs
t.4 80 ahsra Ssu
1--WE SUPERIOR Hot Az Frrra~- = -.
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40. cor Bsrfis snl am4ao -. h~im
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

4 ftat~h a. ~ ceAtss - 49, elft teEe tse
tss1sas - faas 81 81 Elel 80 cullllits>lt
4 = tfet,1 f.f.sa q A4lFst bleos. oQpoaite
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

DATHs AND MASSAGE Lsdiee wishias
ID firstrlssB Turkish or RrssiAn BATH. any
Hygienlc Tfeatmrut - rscial j re- eEent ran
now find Mrs, Kate WhShingt,n q ~ Otfsss
street Mrs. Kate Wash a n hes I'D s.Ars
e. periencs and gives tarticui atitni inE a. M.
valids sim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24


WOOD AND GOAL.
HAND A Co. hsedquHrtsrt for coal ard
II wood. dry nine vosd Sis pr irad give
us trial Telephone i-zs. Niates street q
l., KfLsTF oN-wos,d. - a cord feartA
t.. aad 4. r. x l. cr.sssilg. eel p5one Itf1
Isin
DFFCH and ru.ue. s. FER cord G. u. we~ls.
ID eornsr tourth and ID street Hin
nRDER yuur ~ood ssd cosl 81 e. y. fcfsr-
" snh. y Nest Bed = sif-st il-imo
PHYSICIANS.
nR. FREp " MKfcHT = oflr~ ssd r~~i.
IL dane - Plain. ri 2 avenue, cfTrer - Car.
rirf oasce hcurs o M a. -. D.. o. sbd
Go . m. leleph1as - sifno
nRJ 4 McPbcr.on physician a1d ss.rse,,u.
~ Ofies hfafs ~ 20 a a. =. m - ard
7fopp ~. Oiics. Canal - -, csLf ,. q.
wssf 4 CO.. urux stfrs Isieplsons 10 49,
sis.nre, 80 Tuner st'rst Telephone u 91a
UPrOL ST EFgNo.
l. UGH. BRos-uphes tsslnr snd repairing
N fasttrrsses; rsfpovsstnE speciaig. -
Esst hrides street
RE-U1HOLSTE RING.
DEupBOisTRRGNG- RaacliH A Ho't - iii
IL Srufh Dfxtstaa sfrset sissfSinF sstrse
tsfessstins q brsrs IN Uphoiftsry se-sts lels
~, "a cas- TOE estfIaat~>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

t'Oh SAIL have sssnir fns lsecss ~ pas
Tor sale ole Ftrcr - 30 a. lli.sls vel 80
A ~ AA1lsuEs-
ncss biack a. IS 9 ~ en- Ks,rs bl-t is,..s tisas
A. the CITY ca b nd eitfaRs cell e. osce. -
and - Ne lus.sefasa tlocA. A. A. A. fssS a..
I,oH SAIL Near Wllliarasa.ersh Nici.iran.
= snail pisse g ine itiItee cell 81 . and
- Nv iorrrnsaE bit-rA- - X. A. isI1-I..
have parties that vaul a. hoy pins tIuhsr
u estbrf % tee hlcSto a Net Mtrhlgaa 80
oillce - A X. Antsdl so ~ snd 81 Ns.
Hous1tnan h'ock
a BARGAlN-Psrtsss leasisr fhe cIt,. 10
n hne hoeses Fnd lots irf sais els.art aiAo
desirable iota cal a. Ne. - sud 3 Av~ noass-
man block- A a. AkIisDat-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
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ss4L Esr<rs cry.

ffICsSk a. thf csatss - si.r eirs tsss &C.
y hssasas - fsas 80 IL Etsl s'Isss rnI.lIit -.
l. = tfesa1 49,. a. A4IFrtf blec&. ol.l..,slla
- ests hets4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
TO BE THE GUARD OF HONOR

BUSINESS MEN START FOR THE CAPITAL
oBR1EN PEOPLE ALSO GO.
The Cleveland g guard of honor" composed Of about
loV members Of the various Cleveland and stevenson
Business Mems clubs Of this city. left Communipaw
Station at 80 O'Clock last evening for Washington
on Baltimore and Ohio train composed Of five
Pullman cars. They expect TO be at Wizards Hotel
to eat breakfast this morning. The regulation attire
Tor the parade will be dark OvercOats high silk hats
dark gloves and Eleven clubs were repre-
scented, rs follows: Iron and Metal. Wholcsale Dry
goods, Coffee Exchange, West side Merchants, Gus
tom House Brokers. Consolidated Exchange, Bank
Clerks, Hide and Leather. Stock Exchange. Produce
Exchange, and Wine and spirit Trade. The members
OF the guard" included Joseph J. O'Donohue. who
will bc marshall Jordan |. Mott. Charles W. Dayton,
A. Zuncalday. J. II. Mcdonald John r. McNulty, IL.
l.. Hatch, Robert MUIR 1r.. NJ. W. Carr. George L..
Herbert, L. J. Callanan Julius d. Mahr. a. L. LOOMS,
John J. Rooney. W. Il. smith, John j. O'Kcefe,
Jacques Guman Hugh G. Council. ID. d. stevens.
W. l.. Iazetinc George A. Brown. John Hone. +. O..
Fell. John \. sullivan, Evan Thomas. A. A. Aling.
J. W. Hatch, Charles Mex Leoser. ii. Il. Kirk James
VI. Bell and Henry Batter.
The committee in charge Of the trip consisted OF
William osborne, II. II. Hart and David Iapsley.
The delegation acting Mr.. Cleveland escort,
will march next In line the Presidential carriage.
The majority intend TO be back In New-lork ON
sunday
The John J. O'Ericn Association. in black diagonal
Prince Albert suits, brown kid gloves. SILK hats. ana
carrying canes, marched after BoSwald's band from
the headquarters, No 2i2 Grands St. to the Corand;-
ST. ferry and reached the Jersey CITY station in time
10 take the Pennsylvania train which started for
Washington about IL rs Il. m. The procession
stopped at the City Hall steps. where photographer
took picture Of the BODY, which numbered about
go. JOHN Lawrence OBrien. Of the founder Of
the association. WIS marshal. Barney" Eourkc.
leader Of the associations ">ilvcr Dollar smith. and
several other wcilknown O'Flient"S In IN" pro
-i,.p,r IftHn a
filthy streets had taken the shine their shoes ana
spattercd their now clothes with mud long before
they reached CIV Hall. but being d"vout believers
IN the Wicwam now they rcfrancd from expressing
their views of the street Cleaning Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
4 TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
From The Baltimore American.

From The Baltimore American.
The movement in favor of : marital training school
for girls Is commcndabc. There IL no reason for a
ma nual training school Tor boys that does npply
with equal force 10 "A like Institution for girls and
there are additional resOs why girs should be taught
how 10 earn their bread III some practical way which
will ObNIatr the necessity of formal apprenticeship.
rarely open To them. Girls more helpless and
hence more dependent on preliminary training than
boys, The regulations of society combine with their
own natures maxi" this the case, and though tho
barriers erected 10y society have been great
weakened and many OF them have been broken down,
they will give iroubl" for years To come.
Boys with elementary Instruction still have great
advantage, OYER girls similarly equipped and To grant
the former the privileges which n manual training
school furnishes and deny them 10 the latter Is AN
Injustice which can only be- accounted FOR by tho
sc1uticism which long existed as 10 The success of
sucn schools. 80 long ~ they were experiments in
pullc estimation II WAS probably regarded a. hazard
an. 10 establish for girls, but these Institutions
have M ,sed the experimental stage. They now
universally recognized ~ most o,ert auxiliary 10
and the pioneer Institutions, there t. reason 10 lie.
iicye will soon bc followed 10y Others wherever their
usrfune>s has been demonstrated.
The objection To creating manual training school
for Girl, should survive the acepticlsm which for
some time cast cloud over that method OF educa ton.
Girls are now employed In numbers In many OF the
trimming school he established upon the basis or
for the purpose, Of famillarzing them with such
ploynicnts. an Immense amount of good could he nc.
ompshrd but there are occupations and handcrafts
sructon Is ~ vital Importance. and this preliminary
instruction cannot, In many cases, be obtained at
home Much unfair and unreasonable criticism has
been expended upon a large class OF American girls
who engage In certain occupations because Of their
ignorance OF what cy engage TO do, but how They
10 learn under present conditions II is the system
and not the dil, which /, principally to blame
II these girls wcr" properly trained there would BE-
"A better basis FOR the ciiicism but there would be
much less OF II. and the community would be- far
more comfntabc because OF this enlightened method
education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
morn STERN AND TENDER HEARTED

ErOm Tho IInClllllII IIIU'''''
,rr pvstaudcr heard n good story about General
Thomas which strongly illustrate ' n Sypa nnc OF OF
lhr hill M, bc overcome by his tender heart Inc
sister Of eayaynn was wns % sendms "aho"
uDto u'. ri,ce and she wrote him loving ana
naoc telling him he hIa se,'r sec come his qs sar
on leaN .rnerior officers without delay granted the
a avc leave. but It necessary TO- Obtain rhe
approval Of ss the cS OF nb"es presnd he
lcsr He read them carcy ana turning 10 st
youne %or wishes granted, bu; look ut ths dispntch
% that pulled m from oh sd nS'I friend GS sns him
memhcr r % not expectcd to i've and begging l1s
prs General b then S heart NV sS"f take
duty Keeps ~, con stay can't yOu7' The young
sn went sSrownS oG wn reSuesns
dispach t,cer IN be detailed for service IN ONO.
recrns Immediately recalled fhe preceding eVen's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
CARING FOR GEyTLEMEN'S CLOTHES.

From The Francisco Cal.
I'm taking care ~ cIothcs think The allimportant
thing Is 10 brush Them carefully ana frequent y
sav, a well dressed man. " They should be- brushed
every night without fail, and not with whiskbroom.
Wh,khroOule simply ruin cl"h"..
You should hav" good hri,jl" brush. not 100
SIN Then hrhoh a. often ana ~ mnch ~ you I'M"
and yonr clothes will look The better and wear
have passed through the period Of limited means
with witch TO purchase clothing ana therefor" Know
what economy in IN, sens" moan. rH "iM AVN
managed 10 drosS well brushed my clothes every
,ioht hung M The coat on two pegs Instead oi one.
rIdnd The tr0ISc.s, in three. The vcs' In TWO ana
lad ,hc trousers the chair ana Ia" vest on Inc
trousers. -, .. 81, ,,.o,. ,vh,r I
..lo oN =, uar of trousers ! stretch them bi WIN
NV hands after folding them one" win me cr'i>r
In front and then lay them ont ful Icng'n on inc
Shelf or perhaps fold them IN 'hrce ana lay '"' III
u" 'I' ,urm The coats inside out when lay them
ora,n nt the sleeves. 81 cou'S"; let them hdliS
",raichi inside aud fold III" coat once; .,.... 80.
=, wire frame do the sam" with ID" dr,~, sm .,
VIZ ,nnri, ;nr trousers Of the drcss "ult lay
cu , t,,i ie,gtb With the crease in the font
man by taking h,I' o ano %, ~, i
stances financially. But. after All lhc eI,at InnR
an wearing clean linen and having the Sh"'n'
not Cd The finest cothc' In Inc Woiin Won nii""
n man look well II his collar or c'ii' nr '" 'S ,h
4, ~ oi, tr" wrll brushed. and If there IS n
nowrr I'm the button hole one AWAY" looks P'''"F
able. . .. ,n, clothos nrcescd by flc tailor
49,, ".r "t least | think II Is the dude that doc
IT,, no.i or perhaps the man VINO Only ha> Nv"
suits and wants TO appaI som,mihs 'n ,i f. ,bc
such 4 viii be iouiu s'"''"N III ~ "
P Whenever garment gets spotted nave IL ei,'h'n.
tbou Of coursc Il gets a go0d pressing put 'h'' -
often enough for th" lroh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
EIIoroi oIISIDN- ANIi TIE COURTS.

TO the Editor Of Thc TrIbun".
Sir: In Your selection from the mall THIS morn
nc A ~ r." offers some structures touching m in
,ld.ut I'm the Court of Common Pleas. which only l~-
trays lin. anmlis II "A >orptical bias ana Is unwor-
v ~ s.riol, thought II not for the Tact that
n virtually + a blow aimed at justice and truth
whether 81 meant not. The question put by Dc
lrudont's attorney ton the occasion referred tol ana
H. allowance bv Judge Grgcrich. wcr" both not only
propcr but fully warranted bv the letter ana The
ririi OF all laws bearing upon the subject II snc'I
,aiu common qu stnn, are not To be allowed
and ou.wcr, io them enforced our courts Of Justice
voud lc ,h, RI Of much of their authority To pre-
vent perjury and corruption. 40 man Of honest re
ue1oi, c0IIv ction will bc ashamed 10 own It, or
fake II rs an insult II he Is asked to diNngc II.
/, /, only the sccpiical or nDnregloiS that object.
oath, and Affirm atoms generally administered by
ciyl oniccr, and justices. aud tanrn bN Opponents
n our courts Of justice and cl,cwcrc have too little
Of solcmnn. ana coi,ciod, irglid Tor their sacred
nr.. air, aGv ANY attempt, url"r Whatever plea,
IN sin further lessen their dignity or Importance.
hou,d be- 1, alously guartct against Public sentiment
L,. need io b. educated t. IA lnuch hgnrr standard
linn The pI,-rnt rather than To srcA to drag down
to n lower losrl. o j. ~
New York, fcb. -, l-VJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
THE NATE ~ IRONS FOR MCTINY.

san Francisco. March 3-The ship T. +. Cakes
Captain Reed, arrived from New-YOrk this morning
after an unusually long passage Of 10j DAYS. tn"
shin was DELAYED BY hight winds and head seas. RouSt
weather was experienced when rounding the Horn. but
after that everything plain sailing. on october
Is Charles Cook, seaman twenty fly" year, old. OF
New YORK; f'll from tn" main royal yard 10 the deck
and instantly killed. During the vovac" ti"re
was considerable friction between Chief Oniccr John
Mckay and the crew The mate bullicd the and
several times TIE Captain had to interfere In order to
prevent trouble. on January - Mckay began abusing
Cook and gave him the ropes end. Captain E"'d
ordered Mckay 10 stop b'ailng Cook and VI kay re-
ior.d fy telling the captain 10 mind hi, own huslncs.
This was mutny and Captain Reed al once put VI kiN
I'm irons He under arrest when he Onk's cam" 10
anchor hi, morning and viii be landed over TO III"
FEDERAL authOIilic~, tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
RpooYIyv MEN START FOR WASHINGTON.

The exodus from Brooklyn OF the Democrats VINO
viii witness the Inauguration exercise III "">h'E'o"
took Mace Yesterday morning. and IN" streets were
filed for time with marching men, Who i0uhn III"
Night snow and DRILLING rain anything but pI'aNah'
accompanIment, Ct their departure. Many Of the
men who were I'm tho ranks won't to Chicago LAST SUM
mer 10 oppose the nomination OF the man whose III
auguration they will see. The kings comfy D'moo
racy 200 strong led by ". 4. Furry. secretary OF
the Democratic General Committee l'n Jcn'rroh
Hall At a. m. and marched past III" City HAM, wh'fe
Mayor Boodr ard other city officials reviewed 'Hr
men, led by a squad Of mounted ponce. lhy 'oon
boat for Jersey City al tho foot Of Atlantic ave. anu
filed seyen.car special train the Baltimore ana
Ohio road
The Constitution Club contingent, leo by "A-'ou"'S
Clerk Dclnar assembled at the clubhouse NO. 20
wlloushby-st., 40 strong, and maich'd past NV
Oty liall half an hour after the others, WIN "'
playing and banners fyng. The Mayor also reviewed
them and they took IA boat at the foot Of Fuitol-s''
From Jersey City the delegation also went over inc
Baltimore and Ohio road. The 30 members Oh INV
Seymour Club OF the Fourteenth Ward, lett the faS
IN Dstric; Yesterday morning ana Mhrtl'u ~" -!
POI Wardci r. = scott, to the city Hall. ana amer
isew went on their way To The Brilgc WHIT. VIII
Mty embarked fcrryboat. Inc DINER oI ei'''N"
uoAs which started yesterday were the mon D'lho
erzic Club Of the sixth Ward, The Nlnln ""iu
Democratic Club and the Peter Btilmaii Datt'fS' vi
he Eighteenth Ward. Company y, l3h E'eii,,Ii
under tapiain Wiswell started for Washington Iasu
Light Infantry Corps and take part In the lhausu"o'
Parade