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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

An Oscoda man aud kis wife were
caught slsailDg potatoe& The man
Jumped toxn. but the woman stayed al
homc. Nss arrested. raid her tue. paid
for The potatoes. and has sect her hus-
banl money 10 pay his return fare
Jacob kav4nsgh and Charles Sweeny.
arrested AZ Sc. Joseph 90 suspicion 81
having -otsbed Mrs. Wells 81 cash and
dlamouds % the value u 500. have
been discharged for lack OF evidence
William Tilley. arraigned az the Octo-
Der tsrm OK the Branch county circuit
court At Coldwater. Monday. charged
With burning fenrss in Algsnese town
ship. vas acquitted
George = Sunn. special inspector Of
the lal.0r bureaus. has visited thirty i've
faetories and found but i've children
employed Who 9eFs under IA years II
age.
MR.. Cough q Engiishvilie was strick
en- with aporlsxy While visiting friends
In Stanton Wednesday and lied ia two
hours Her ace vac 20 years
A. II. Calkins u Chicago has sold 10
tho Spring Lake Hotel company the
Spring Lake hotel and adjoining prop
srfy. Consideration. $4,000
The Wayerly Stone company % Hol-
Land has the contract Of supplying nifty
two carloads of stone for tho new Otta-
IA county court house.
Twenty-ous ssls. whose combined
weight vas lOf pounds. were taken out
II ths fumes q Loves Touring mill In
iIpdson Tuesday.
The Wells stone company Of Saginaw
4
miles west 81 West Branch containing
100000 feet
The stockholders - the Cincinnati.
jackson 4 Macksnaw Railroad company
wiil hold their annuai meeting Ia Toledo
November 4
fi1TPrnor Rich has appointed James
~ hing - Three Rivers. stenographer
for tte iitfeenfh judicial district.
The tweaty fourth anniversary % the
Detroit Natinpd guard sill 10 cels-
brated Ia Chicago October -
The S.eiby fruit csspoFatinx works at
Eaton l.ap.ds wiil not start ap this year
o0ing % tue scarcity - fruit.
4 stoas hrllet mold with an iron cover
So feaai 10 Tn crotch - tree az ben
zenia IL bears ths date lrsl
We "tlHt'f'+i |NtiAt.t~~ -" " - NAttf
90 ssaltb hsoit,u island Dext seaeon.
The le~r,tsi e the ludustrial school
20 boy at Leasing - - be enlarged.
Ths s,escrta bay adventist college az
Battle Cfer< nos las 30 students.
TIE nse railway station az Royal Oak
is - ~ osmpisted October Is
A commercial ant savings bank was
opened la kibIcn Aooday
IRE Pratt spoke fecfory viii move
from Ho~eil - iAnsing
Leaf dollars are IA circaistion Ia
feeiaua9 c0anty.
Hay CITY mak dealers win aavanc.
prices - Per crut
Jseksoa has opsned free kindierrar.
ben schooi
BAY City i overrus with footpads aad
burglars
Marshall !. IN have Knights II Pyth.
las lodge.
Poaiiae sin build iso houses this SEA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

F.lLere eenpzay 2nl ~ rs hizh sons
bard. Asgxss Cine.
Ms Chns had iass r~turned fro9
thEea pesks Vacation Ia ths CAfskilis
snd xsls - bEeszy ani sIazkiins - the
s1zansss q k2atsrskill mountain. Her
wssizh q sphEfn hair ~ss srtisticatiy
arranged. and as wore AL her eisr
m.snd.. i1eirdinz tte eomraniou - 10
szrring sils lost a. the rNe<s tkis snm-
mer. Which noe shiIazpsrs 81 . lace pm
sks Vas eoinx - Bridgeport - begin An
sBgasenent with the ~legi<iia2te- and
w4s 80 siyacioas that her ehsperon.
Nrs. Knixhf. Hal % utter . warning.
''6h. A4xsis. many. many tines
Al the particular reqnsst q ber
frisnds shs sang . verse q hsr new song.
ssYo. leave. Ho.- with watch shs =
soon % dslight ths puhiic ear. EVERY
boy ~as charmsd. with the excepfion
of Mr.. ward NcAIlisrer. That h - say.
10 Wa nos apparently charmed Re
mar have been thrilled % his hearts
eore. and be probably Was. but be called
up every bir u his bre~iing and main
tainsd ths conssnEionAl BIAS air Of goe1
sociefy.
Just before the train rolled into Bridge
port some one called Mis- Ctne's art<n-
ton ~ the fact that the eldsriy gentLs-
man with the soff. brown has was the
social arbifer.
Lord bless AID save n. : said Maggie.
sInt he nicsf How l shoaid hks %
meet him.
Can Il be possible that you have new
sr metz was the sstonished ehoru&
Never. : said Magzis. with = stage sob
81 throwed away my only chance whrn
refused % sing for the Vaudeville club
last winter"
..Iss TO bad that thare is no one here
20 introduce YOU. said Mrs. knight ~
the train slowed up s'lf's such lovely
opportunity. and I'm SURE be would b
delghted-
'oh. don't know that it's too bad. T"
said the song bird sirily. I'm just IN
troducs nesef. and hen b more than
delighted"
Maggie. don't you dare" began Mrs.
Knight. but Maggie gave her luggage 10
the porter and bore straight down the
aisle for Mr.. NcAllister. She caught up
his right hand from bis newspaper and
shook IL until her diamond bracslst made
81 aureols about his soft brown hat
Mr.. McAllister. I'm delighted 20 meet
you said she. You know me. Of
course. I'm Miss Cline
Mr.. McAllister could not have been
more coursly before her gracious maj
esiy the queen Miss Cline" said be.
dexterously removing his hand to grasp
his hat. the delight rs entirely mine.
have always admired you on the stage,
and now my admiration will be yours
In private life"
That's right said Maggie warmly.
81 think us prominent people ought al
ways 20 Be friendly. Good day"
Good day" said Mr.. McAllister a.
hs sank into his seat. Good day
He never changed his position from
there to New London, unmindful Of Mr..
Bertschman's broad smiles. Miss Clift'l
suppressed mirth and the excited hum
Of the voices Of the others in the car,
But ever and anon his hips seemed tc
frame those parting words. Good day.
Good day. New York World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

w~sxf- clf--fs nre~sx s~sf fatres.~sss-
Ese 60 s>rs.k krhfser sp~e~ht~~r-
Tbs second Pullman car IA me e.,stnn
Ep~rssl which puiief oas 81 the tivansi
Ccnkr.l sfskion . fs~ dsvs ar hal an
nnssssal shars - Distinguished reopie
ah~5sr'i Society wze repreeeFte~t ~
Wsri NcklIstsr. Mis cir snd NJ.
nert~hman. an II shs Swiss essnsnl
Eerserei; Ysehting VS. represented ~
ycsfne Mr.. Slater, We o~ns nesrir haif
81 - suburbs q New f.oaiur. nls<ii-
ems 49, rpyrvEepesd fY TT. F~rd g.
NAlertlnes - 80 wss retsr~~eutesi -
4zsissans Corperssicn Cssnnssi Swr~t-
-. newspster'ie1n vss rarr~errtest ~
r~ccrt<r. SD ~ sttse 49, rupfr~rsit.
81 ~ sererai r,slahers e Ne ~ff.<i-<Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

~rvrry- = knewn - p,elrsf s.isnru Th~
dsr.-rs thst = eurs- cssoe frofa = tslfTssi
hrr, - firm ignrpr~ ht@st Fsa svsfFthinr
- Us nstaFs, q 10 ~ enlf essfas.fssf
r-sss~sT II pYsF~pes.. fsihesispess al
sry krrn - arrtfaIs. sTss f.ssssarnrsien 81
lsrns sffsfuiel - - esfitsr sfs&re. sr.i IN
tl.s esnst ststt~sFn safe sol esalp Fsese~<
20 u 49, fssis ~ h--.sfst 20 esfe. yssa haze
yeer ssFsseF kss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06


, Medical Discovery,
And ~hen yen hesa'
that 4 cures = many
di~as~ perhaps yoil
think ia ttsg god
g. - i've
Hrt ~ caly re-
snal.se Asa hisrsi-
sAan~r. f~b tsittr,
a1ai stFroxfh rect rs.r,
lrfhina ike fha = fsial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
THE POWER OF CASH!
A SYMPHONY OF ATTRACTIONS
UNRIvALLED IN THE
ANNALS OF DRY GOODS RETAILING.

The people have been expecting that the troubled financial
would send bargain rolling
BY watchers all along the trade
taken "keaize." has
commission merchant 20
goods into cash. at the sacrifice of labor The
OF cash has been
during the sixty From cued
best and they ready for distribution among
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

City Treasufer's Once,
Grand Rapids. Hirh.. September 81. t<o.
Notice ~ hereby given that this a<s sssmsnt
roll for the opening aud exteusion OF Logan
street from the present eastern terminus 20
Rural street. - nov IN my hands. aud that i
period OF twenty day from this date az the
Office Of the city sseas IreT. city hall
oct ~ NJ. II. sORRlCk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

n peace un1l thr iron y hot-
And she held up broxn hstis band %
view
And op the third finger wsrs foar nsw
snd sp4rk llas snz@sxmeusrinss--i r1lA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

lily lrt4earcr Offlco.
Grand Rapids, Mich-.Septeubor "a. iso1 !
Notice Il hereby given that tho assessment
roll for the construction % . sewer in Nafroas
from Dale avenue 10 Palmer avenue. II
now in my hands. and that viii receive pay
this date At tho Office Of the city treasurer
octH Nh soRRicK. City Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

rf~1d - 81 o3e a. :
c1s'd.-t Q Q O . z o as >
pelteriee -Ciark@on snf Tismer. Nj
lans Ard fsa1hn. tmpire--siroesn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Grand Rapids. Mieh. sept q, iss2
Notice il herebg given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer In Park
avenue from the west side ditch "a Straight
ceive payment thereon for the period Of twenty
days from this date at the oflice OF the city
treasurer. city ball.
oct II II. IL SORRICk. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

tlty IToasurors Uhca,
Grand Rapid. Mich. Sep. =, fS1n
Notice A. hereby given that the assexsmrnt
roll for tho construction q . sewer In
Logan SIT q from SsutIi 81 stft - Souto
Fuller street. Is now m my hands. and that
twenty days from this date ~ the dice OF tbs
city treasurer, city hau.
oct1T NJ IL sUkRICk. Cfty Trsasurss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

The we've Yuar Cstsrrt. TIE rsssre yca
ne~d ltf ssast tstsfrh Rsssssif. Tee
FFopFist.sfs esq sc fesh fef te<e -
cssssrh - the Head whisA they sssnes
ears.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

tIfy Ift1sufefe Ofncn
Grand Rapids. Mich. Septenber q. feo1 !
roll for the Improvement 81 Madison avenue
from Washington sfrcet - state stroot II
now In my hAnds, and that viii receive pap
this date az the Office Of the eity treasurer city
ball
octn NH. soRRICK. uity Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

City Ireasurers Ofce.
Grand Rapids. Mich. ct. n. Isel
Notice \ hereby givea that the assessment
roll for the improvement OF Paris
iron Thomas street 90 18th avenue Is nov
in my hands, and that viii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty days from this
date AT the Office Of the city troasursr. city hall
oct IL N H. SDkklCk. Csfy Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Notice il hcrsh, eivcn that rha assess ment
roll for constructing sewer In south fonls
street from stevens street "a Hall street Il
menf thereon Tor the psfiodof twenty dAys
FROM this dats az the oies Of the city treasurer.
essn Nh. soRRIcK. CIR Trsa.sr.s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
THE MINIMUM REACHED

THE MINIMUM REACHED
PRICES THAT SPEAK Win VOICE OF THE HOURS NEED
AZ evidence Of victory
World we Introduce sseepng ae this week. beginning with
YPsII.ANTI UNDERWEAR.
prices are familiar TO everyone houeh we arc
exclusive agent here. advantage taken
Ladies' Vests high neck sleeves regular price s225
Vests long sleeves and Pani. sizes. l. and 3
regular price $3.50 50
Numerous other items Ladies and Misses and
prices BE expedient If you desire a
Chuds Jersey Ribbed, Feeced Vests Pants eeru
Two cases Ladies Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests and
50 DOZEN Misses Ribbed fls ssas onion suits
SO dozen Ladies' Cotton cobnation Suits for fall aud
winter wear 80
children's Gray Merino Underwear sizes. great
price saving
One io chds All Wool Black Hose. Size. ! to s,
100 dozen Ladies' Wool Hose. worth 25c.
WOOL DRESS GOODS
Beautiful fabrics in plain checks ind mixtures of
green blue aud black and heiotrope 81
FULL DRESS PATTERNS
wssys' ha ,sss the s ssaa', s s'sssss .. the
So IS 81. sA25 $3.50 So $3.50 nd s57a ''
THE SILK DEPARTMENT.
OVERLOOKING with the usterous exquisite
bargains Duehesse at 81 per yard Our
silk was able TO give bargains equal the
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
An elegant fabric wde at the marveIou.Iy low
price of zoe yard sold offered before
of Spring Company for less than sc
RAP AT CL0AKs.
Move Jackets, all sI75 81 $3.50 81 sa5o
f fnl, S1R ssss g ss s q SIS $50 49, $40"
Beaver shawis full sizes and brown mixed at $3.50
Persian shawls sles s22s s25o
Misses Chdrens Cloaks ST. 81 - $3.50 SL75 81 $3.50
FLANNEL BLANKETS.
,C4 size per pair pair, sss 8, s,s' s, :. sl7' 81
1874 size, s., $3.50, So se5o 81, $50 s.
QUILTS AND COMFoRTABLEs
Great variety in all coverings at 5oc s5 81 sI5o 81 -
Down comortahes in satin satine.
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
Made up ready for prices good. by the
WARM FLAxxEIs
Red F1annels, per yard. Ioc I5c. 2os. 2sc to SOC
Dress Elannels. 81 inches widc per yard. soc.
GLOVES FOR QUARTER
lot Kid chamose Gloves broken sizes close
One lot 5-button Kid Gloves regular value si5o
AT oNE-IIALF VALUE
One Pattern Cloths, all sne.. with
napkins, to match, at half what you have pal
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
90 Heavy Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
worth 81 rs at
Mems Natural Underwear quality
One OF Underwear Shirt and Drawers,
broken sizes. Mems Camers Hair Underwear.
e7c, worth Sl5a
dozen Men. Wool Socks. from &c 70
The bargain flame leaps TO second floor.
now - YOUR CARPET.
fngrains 4sc 5oc sc, Coo per gard
Brussels 0lc. Toe Sc
Rugs. 5oc, &c, 81, si.5o up 90 81
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin Isce. Meta Stripes, siiks RrDcnterie~
goods OF every description
OIL CLOTHS LINoLEUMs.
Stove Maftnes every syie known.
Prices the lowest golden
opportunity.
SPRING Sc COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
In Constipation. Mandrake acts upon the
Costiyonesz


ny UTTT I
Grand Rapids. Mich. Get. 5. f<n
Notice u hereby given that the assessment
fe,ll Tor eonstsucttng q sewer IN Soath ionia
street. fona 1enta avenue e. Hall streft. 10
now IN my hands, and that ] will 70
cove payment thereon for the period Of twenty
aay- IRON this date az the Office OF the citE
treasurer. city hall.
oct 5 a. n soRRIcK Ctr Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
City Irpasurers one.

City Treasurer Ofics.
Grand Rapids, Mich. sept y. fs.U
Notice l. hereby gIsen that ths assessments
roll for the construction at q sewer in curtis
strQet and sNrsh avenue r. near Collo<e
avenue 70 Fernando str g. II now IN mr. hands.
aud that l viii receive psymeat thereon Zoe
the period u twenty dafs from tais date 90
the office Of the city treasurer, clfJ hall
oct II n. H. Sohkttk. Cts Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

NIfT IFaaHuFnr tTfIIcn. y I
Grand Rapids Mich September Il. fs11
Notice l. hereby given that the assesssnrns
roll for the construction Of sewer in nsnth
last street tion y eslihy asefns a. . - as-
snne - Cow Ia my hands. and tkst ~ill -.
twenty days from this data at tho Office of ths
cts Treasures. city hall.
oct "a ~. II. SORRlCk- Ctr Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Grand Rapids. Nich.. septsabsr a. isss
Notice b hereby given fkat the assessment
roll Ger the c<nsfruetlon 81 scwer IN boibos
and other streets, from sherman strssl %
Weelthy avenue l. ~ IN my hands. aud that
VIII receive payment lhsreon Tor The period
81 twenty days fron this date 81 tbs oiacs Of
the city treasurer. city halt
oct IL n. n. SoRklCk. City Tresz1rse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Ctr Teazzr<r,s Una
Grand kspt<ls. Alch, set.& =, is0. Z
Notice 4 keretg gives that tbs a>>~zsznen.
roii far ths impros<n.sat - H1ft.lsn1 sssaes
thsrsoa fof the prI.od ~ t.enty &e<< fro.a t1is
dsss - The e,sr; = shs ca ifssssss< cas- bali
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
DIR. SCHENCK'S

DIR. SCHENCK'S
Mandrake Pills have a value as a household
remedy far beyond the power of language to
describe. The family can hardly be true to
itssli that does not keep them On hand Tor
U.s. In emergeneie2
MANDRAKE
T. the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral. MERCURY. and while
lts action az a curative Is fully equal, II
possesses none Of the perilous effects
In Constipation. Mandrake acts upon the
bowels without disposing them 10 subsequent
No remedy acts 20 directly on the liver.
nothing - speedily cures Sick Headache.
Sour stomach and pIT g
Biliousnes as those 4 1ILo.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 2. cts. per
free, on receipt OF priea Dr. !. IL sehsack :
ban. Philadelphia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Not1cs 4 hsr.h5 given that ths as<eesmsnt
roll fo< The eoas<xus<<oa 81 sswsf u Iake
stfss<. frou c,ntn hast <fFe~< - >eath tuller
esivs payDraf thersoa fsr - psrlo1 q fssssg
asys iscn "a, dAss - tAsozass q Ms esss trs~s
ossi \ n soRRlcx. us Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

After night with the boys
Yours for clear head-Bromo Settle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

PRICES THAT SPEAK Win VOICE OF IHE HOURS NEED
A evidence Of glorious victory
world we introduce sweeping sale this beginning
a slash a the celebrated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-26

INST. with HIS flagship Newark he followed
the usual custom prescribed by the reg
ulations and saluted the Brazilian flag.
IL he had remained satisfied with this
and with receiving return salute.
there would have been no cause for offence.
Admiral stanton. however. then fred q salute
to the rebel Admiral Mello. and Admiral Mello
returned the salute. Admiral Stanton showed
still further his friendiness for the insurgents
By paying an official visit and receiving q re-
turn coll from Mcllo. This exchange OF civili-
tics necossitated further salutes.
Ohlcers at the department. in discussing the
affair agree that under no conditions could
Admiral stanton have been led to believe that
he was salutinG tho Govern ents instead OF
the rebel ships. and this is confirmed by the
Comm odore's message. In which he says that
he saluted both flags
Had no not made this ackn owledgm emit there
would be grounds to believe that he might.
seeing the rebel ships flying the Brazilian flag,
have believed that they were ships OF the ex-
isting Government and that under the Gus
toms and rules Of nations. he was compelled
to pay proper courtesies by a national salute.
The fatal mistake Of all. though. is conceded
to have been his visit to Mello. BY so doing
the Admiral disregarded his instructions and
placed his Government in the position Of
recognizing the rebels. Had the same thing
occurred In Chill. It was said to-day by naval
officers our ships would undoubtedly have
been fired on by the Governm ent vessels. and
war would have been the result. The GOODNESS
OF the Brazlians however. prevented any Sc
rious rupture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-26
SET THE BRIGANTINE AFIRE.
She Was - Wreck When TIer Crew Left
Her TO Seek safety Aboard the Muriel.

She Was - Wreck When IIer Crew Left
Her 10 Seek SAFETY Aboard the Muriel.
The British schooner Muriel. from Porto
Rico, brought here Yesterday Capt. Robinson
and the crew OF the British brgantine Hattie
F. Rich. abandoned q wreck Off Hatteras on
Oct 10 The Muriel was deeply laden with q
cargo Of sugar. and came near disaster in
tho cyclone that knocked out the brigantine.
The schooner dared not heave to for fear Of
swapping.
She scudded before the blast for Gfty-seven
hours. trailing hawsers astern. and dropping
oil from bags over the quarters to break the
heavy seas. She sighted the brigantine on
Oct. III She had all canvas set. and look ed
from distance as II she were shi pshape. But
she was fly ing her ensign union down.
The Muriel bore down on her and hove to-
Her skipper and crew launched boat and
rowed toward the schooner just as o colu mn
OF smoke and flame shot up from the brRan-
tines after hatch. She had been set aflre to
remove her from the path of navigation. Her
stern had been pounded OIL BY tho seas and
her bulwarks were broken. Her spars, cam
vas. and rigging were in full blaze when the
Muriel stood on her course.
While off Barnegat on Monday night the
Murie ran into gale from the northe and
was driven IN so close to shore that her skip
per heard the roar Of the breakers. He had d
tough Job clawing of out OF danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-26
DEFENcELEss ToMEy ASSAULTED.
A Negro Burglar Attacks Miss Niles. y
Niece of the Late United States Senator.

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 25.-A burly negro
entered the homo OF Miss Juliet Niles. on
Windsor road. q mile from Poquonock and
seven miles from this city. Miss Niles is q
niece OF the late John M. Niles, at one time
Postmaster eneral Of the United States. and
afterward Senator from Connecticut. Her
friend. Miss Annie Ennis. and q servant girl.
Alice DAILY. were the only other occupants Of
the house.
At half pnst IL Miss Niles was awakened By
a man in her room. She began to scream. and
then received several blows on the head and
sank back half unconscious. Miss Ennis rnn
into her friends room and WAS met by the
burglar. He struck her over the right eye and
on the, shoulders. Miss Ennis ran out OF tho
throwing up the window, screamed for help.
The man. frightened by the noise ran down
stairs and ESCAPED before the neghbors
reached the house.
about half past o'clock, He is six feet tall.
and exactly answered the description Misc
Ennis was able to give. He was covered with
perspiration. and had evidently been running
said he belonged In PENNSYLVANIA. In his
pocket was found a slungshot with blood on 1t.
The negro Ind hearing before Justice j. }.
ut t Min III
burglary. and was bound over In 81 900 for
trial at the December term OF the Superior
Court. He admitted that he was In the COM
pany. Of the man who broke into the house. He
peck OF wet with blood.
Miss Niles. the elder of the two women. is
member OF one Of the oldest and best respected
years old. and has been Miss Niles 9 Intimate
friend for many years. They lived in tho old
family homestead, where Miss Niles was born.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-26

Nelson Bradley Accused OF Making False
Reports OF tho Banks Condition.

Nelson Bradley Accused OF Making False
Reports OF tho Banks Condition.
LANSING. Mich. Oct. 25-A sensation was
created hero to-day by the arrest Of Nelson
Bradley. for ten years cashier OF the Central
Michigan Savings Bank. which closed its doors
in April last. on n complaint made by State
Banking Commissioner Sherwood. charging
him with making false reports Of the condition
Of the bank.
On April 4. four days before the bank closed.
Commissioner Sherwood called on Bradley for
special report This report was forthcoming
on the following Monday. and in it Bradley
swore that the bank had rediscounted paper
amounting to $50. 600 and over drafts Of S40.-
600. The bank suspended the next day. and a
receiver was appointed.
1t has since been discovered that the amount
Of ,rediscounted paper exceeded $l0O,0oO.
while the overdrafts amounted to over $751;.
600. Receiver Stone says the books show that
during the past nine years Bradley has appro-
priated over 1000 Of the banks bonds to his
own use. This discovery was made several
weeks ago. and since then the ex-Cashier has
signed over sufficient stocks real estate. &c. to
the receiver to reduce his indebtedness to
about $4,000. Bradley. was arraigned this
afternoon and gave bail for his appearance for
examination on Nov. &