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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-20
NEW YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days Coz
rected tn March 8. 1893.


rected tn March 8. 1893.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOSTON-s os. III 40 A. u, 20 A. M RE.
TURNS so A NJ. ~ 90, 80 r. IA.
wALTOLE-S oS, IL 40 A NJ go II. ~
FRANKLlN-S OS, ii 40 \. Nj 20, Is p. NJ
MILFOkD-s os a, Nj a 20 T.. NJ.
ARLiNsrocN, ! II g., ~ , psNiGHIsViLE-7lo iS A NJ
oSAsNsToSyO - OsATTicK. RIVER POINT. CENTRE.
WILLIE WASHINGTON-7 10, glO, III 80 A M.
~ 05. 2t5, 40. 30. I'll co 4. NJ.
oAkLA A%N.7 " 40 20 % IL aS. iso5 A. NJ 2aS
PoNfiAC; ARCTIC, ,2UlDNlCK-7ic. IL IS A. NJ
ANTHoNY-7 10; 90 IL IS A. NJ a45 Iso.
sGGalI. oSEt6, sTERLrNo-7io 90 An.
cotfsfS,i Is fgs : rslENt Moospp. pIANFrELu
JExiETr CITY. xEHgAlLLEs. BALTIC, SOUTH
wINDHAM wILLIMANIlC-p 10 A. NJ; ~ o.
HARTFokp--e 10 A. NJ IL os. 4soP.M
wATERRBUKV DA ANBukf. FIsiikILL and NEW.
roRwiCE-7 10 . 10 A, Nj I2 o5.4 10 NJ
PHILADELPHIA VIA PoUGHKEEPsIE-o 10
cfilCAqo AND THE WEST VIA NEwBuRa
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
f35. 945 A. NJ l2O. 4tb. go and --1l lb p. NJ
Returning leave Pascoag at 20. 10 and S5 A
NJ ~ az. 10. 90 40 l.. ".
Trains or boston leave est end OF Union
end. for Pascoag and way stations from Gaspss
Street Depot. Providence.
s'Saturdays only. s-Sundays only
Tickets between Bostoa and Provid sncs dimitsil
sIcents unlimited 81
W. 5. JOzEs SUIT. &C. KEND<L1A o. p A
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Dolphin when she anchors. Fifteen min
utes before the preside lands from the
DolphiL preparatory signal will be made
from the ship, and as he leaves the ship
every vessel In the feet will man yards or
rail and fire a salute following the motion
Of the Dolphin. With the last gun the
presidents flag comes down, and the cere-
monies of the day are ended. In the even
ing there will hs an sxhibition OF search
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spECIAL NOTICES.
Dk. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST
235 westm 'nster St.. Providence. v. y


MARRIED..
HARRIsON-PARk ER-At Osteryiile. Mass
April is by Rev. G.. a. Brqdey, WALTER j.
HARRISON OF Boston TO AMY LOUISE PARKER.
WEEDEN-LIPPITT- this city. 18th inst.
by Rev. AugGstu, NJ. Lord. JEANIk. daughter
OF the late Henry Lsppitt to WILLIAM Is.
WEEDEN.
DIrD.
COUILARD-In this city, the 10th inst. LOUIS
CoUILARD, aged 40 years.
Funeral from his late residence 10 Mathew street,
Friday. Aprll 3, 1898. at $3.50 "a. IN. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 aiten 4.
MAS-EN-In this city, lQ,h nst.. at his late
residence. 80 Del hunt street. Wansluck
THOMAS NJ ssLY. aged o. Years.
Notice OF rum raj laier.
McCARE-In this city, 10th inst, BRIDGET
daughter uf Agnes and the late Thomas McCaba
Funeral III. day. Eist INST AT ~ a. M, from her
late reslt ence, 96 Lockwood street. Relatives
aud frirlas invited - ittenl.
McCAKTN-In this city. April 49, JoHN Nc
CARTY.
Friday, April II. at $3.50 a. m. Relatives ana
friends TED To attena.
Pawtucket ana Woonsocket paper please copy.
PACkARD-In this city. on lSth inst. JAMES
a. r. CkAhD.
Funeral from his late residence, es9 Friendship
street, iday 2lst inst at II a. m. Relatives
ana friends are lnvted To attend.
AsT-In Summit, X l.. 18th Inst .
suddenly. HALsEY VI. TILLINGHAsr, aged ~
Funeral Friday next, at IO.3J a. m from the
church summit Relatives friends are
inviteu 10 attend.
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MEETINGS.
--...->,.-.>~~-.--~~~----
WOMAN'S BAPTIST F0RE/GN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The tweniy-seccnd annual meeting win b. hsi1
IN the First baptist Meeting House. WEDNESDAY,
and THURSDAY. April ~ and 20. Sermons ~
1870 a m. 2s0 and ssso p m. REPORTS. d11cuD,esa
and addresses from missionaries
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-20

EARL CARPENTER & SONS,
No. 9 Westminster St. Corner Dyer.

This old established hou~e WHOLESALERS and retail.
ICE ut fair pric 5, and by PROMPT attention to bus-
ness I'D the employment Ot gUOd men IN their
several departments. merits continuance VI TOO
patronage ~ 'Nng en1"yed-
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. ETC.

Bristol, SC;
harrington. April rs. 1893.
have received, TODAY. 10 vacation petition In
writing, asking that Lew staples some 0they
suitable person be appointed guardian OF Harry
Arnold PECK and the con siderAton OF seid petition
is referred TO meeting OF this court to be held At
this office the 4th day OF Nav Mt seven and one.
half O'Clock y. IN. MARK WOOD.
ap2o-27- my3 Probate Clerk
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JOSEPH OLNEY & SON.
FAMILY COAL A SPECIALITY.
III South Water street.
Telephone No 1879.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. ETC.

Bristol, Sc
At the Court OF Probate held this day. petition
Is received asking for the appointment Of George
A. Noble M guardian OF Harry A. and George w.
Noble. minors under tho age OF fourt en- yearA and
the liberation OF the same Is referr a v meet
ing II this court ~ be held the first MONDAY,
the first day OF May at half past three o'clock IN
the afternoon. MARK II, WOOD
ap 3-3;th Probate Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-20
NAVAL REVIEW IN NEW YORK HARBOR.
The Detailed Arrangements Announced Today
by the Navy Department at Washington.

How the United States Representation Will Compare With that
Of Other Nations Will Have No Reason to Feel
Ashamed-In 1886 Nineteenth Among Naval Pow
ers Now We Stand Fifth Some Of Principal Graft
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In addition TO these IL is probable that
the new cruiser, the New York, which has
proved herself to be the fastest cruiser in
the world at her trial trip off Delaware
breakwater. will be ordered to join the
American forces.
And still this cold array Of names and
1gures gives but a faint idea Of the solid
magniacence Of the ney American navy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

nccted with the Boston Journal and
afterwards with the Evening Ira weller
Then he returned 10 his profession, and
being admitted To the bar in l&O, began
tn build up largo and lucrative prac-
tice in Concord.
As the attorney for the Central Labor
union he has gained the most important
concession granted the workingmen in
New Hampshire since the enactment Of
the ten hour Law in 1877
Such a man a. this must be we'll, and
Mr.. Giles 10 certainly a. well Q man 40
one can meet. He owes his ability to
the tremendous lot of work that he u
capable of. in no small measure. tn tho
great remedy that was first prescribed
by the famous New Hampshire profes-
cor. Dr.. Phelps. who. nj Dartmouth.
taught many . young man tho value Of
health.
Says Mr.. Giles. writing a characterize
tic letter to the Wells 4 Richardson Co.,
Burlington:
"Have been constant sufferer from
backache and constipation. and have
had no faith in prepared medicines. A
short time ago. almost wild with pain,
caused from headache and constipation,
| wandered into the drug store Of II. +.
Wyatt for relief. and that gentleman
recommended Paine's celery compound.
gave il a trial and il afforded immedi-
ate relief. and heartily recommend all
persons troubled ~ WAS to give il fair
trial" -
Could there be better advocate OF -
great remedy-the remedy that makes
people welly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Prcgre~s In the WORK ~ l1eusosial
Day Srrvtcs~


Work In preparing u program for
Memorial day wAs given another sd
vance isasf night at the meeting OF the
several commitsces Of the Il. A. r. posts.
held IN r. \. Dapper's Office. The chair
nien III each committee appointed At .
meeting held ono week ago reported the
work done by his committee The con
mitteo on orator asked for further time
In which In make its report, but stated
that the narnes Of John Patton. yr..
William Alden Smith and General
Cufcheon were under consideration.
Tho finance committee vas instructed to
solicit funds u be turned over Ia the
treasurer of the general COMMITTEES and
whatever shortage that shall occur in
the amount will b~ ss<cssed pro rata 10
each post after the expense IL ascer
tanned Hiram Weekes vas added to
the committee on carriages. The com
miftee on hall reported nothing done.
ny "a unanimous vote the state militia.
the mayor and common council. Sons of
Veterans and the Merriam rifle cadets q
Park church and John A. Logan p,st
we're invited TO participate in the parade.
\ committee composed of Z. Il Smith ii
Custer post. ID. L. Cline II Watson net,
A. u. Cahel 81 Chanlplin post and
Charles Dipple was appointed 10 gather
everxr~~ns to he used In the decorations.
The committee will meet again in Mr.
Diapers Office Monday evening, May Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
City News in Briec

The directors II the Ottawa Beach
association held a meeting last even my
IN JOka Dunton's Office IA dIscusS plans
for the coming resort scsson. The usOst
important matter now before the heard
- the engagement 20 landlord for the
rvvort hotel The hotel has cot yet tecn
rented for the r~ason-
The lat. Frank l. Kelley. travelling
ss.esnan. carried et.EDo life insurance -
f3aOO an the Michigan Commercial
Travellers association and 5000 IN the
Masonic Mutual Benefit association VI
ssstern Michigan
Ezra J. Ware and r. II. Olin have
f.eturs II brushes T. X Walker u
Boston will have charge u thu me
chanical portion 81 the busins<s-
A team owned by Abraham Young fell
FROM the bank near the wsst end q Full
ton street bridge yesterday afternoon.
ono % tho hors-s got into tho r.vcr but
Mas rescued.
The Hester Machinery company has
Sid a txenty horse power engine To the
StIckley Bros. company and thirty
nss sors, power engine In - r. Parker.
The annual meeting q the State Mei-
heal so-9ety. which siil L. held IN Ms
keg0n May II add L. will b. attended
~ several Grand Rapids PHYSICIANS.
r.. \. Owen and l.. -. LockIin have
op~God real -.t&t. Office IN the Miehi.
gan Trust building. under the Partner.
ship name Of Owen x Locklip.
The new catalogue - the public
library viii soon be completed. IL con
ts.ns - pages and - the hFst cotaplets
list pfinie,! SINCE ISL.
Articles ~ association we're filed by
the Harrison wagon works yesterday.
The capital stock - Ssu.Uo. of which
s-s.V'o - paid IN.
wagon loaded with lumber broke
dosn on Bridge stre-t bridge yesterday
and stopped the street car traffic for =
short time.
The legislative committee Of tho
Furniture association will 90 To- Lansing
Again to-day 10 look after the prison la
bor ball.
The Crystal Springs Water company
ti!ed articles 20 association yesterday
The capital stock - s2IUsO. with 500
psId m.
New block pavement will he Laid be-
ton street from Front street To jefferson
street.
The Grand Rapids Printing Press
mems union will hold III regular meet
fng thls evening ~ Central Labor union
hall
Yesterdays hank ciesriugs Git Gss5sl.
sho~ an Iacrra%e 20 ss 1870 over the
corresponding lay - lat year.
\ new electric clock ia the Eerkey 4
Gay factory shows csorrcct standard time
received by telegraph.
Ia. steamer Barrett ell! leave Tor
Grand Haven thIs morning on her first
trip - the seaspn.
4 n~w sh~d has teen bp,lt over the
es.sf aide canal gates IN place Il the one
recently barued.
The approach ~ the bridge on Fast
/ uiton street has been repaired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Detective Frank Kennedy il able 10
get out on the street again after con
tinuei severe illness. Ii will be- several
weeks before he can assume his duties
in the police department.
q. = Moore of No. *, Turner str~es,
formerly employed with the Grand Rap
his School Furniture company. has
moved IA his fathers farm near Har.
ward
The Hon John Porter il seriously i'll
at ms residence in Wyoming.
Born. Yesterday. 10 DR.. J. A. Mccall
and vie. son.
Mics Bertha Hannaford Of jackson 10
visiting friends here.
+: u. Lord VI Grand Ledge 10 visiting
IN the city.
Gen. H.F. Hastings 10 in Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
WILL MUSTER ACAMP
THEIR MEETING LAST NIGHT
HSnssu Houag Aosa Jn4a - oagnbsg
- ApVirassaa ~ . ChAsses
ssaA EAscs . Capsan-

A meeting q sons % vetesans a the
ansoa army vss held Last evening n the
ofics u shs board % equalization anil
revise. In the esty hall. ~ take the
insti4l steps toe assis the ssgsnssAts0a of
. camp q ths order % Soos u Veterans
A fec years ago Richardson camp. SINS
u Vst~rsns vas . prosperous orgsnisa-
tom composed a soas u veterans. bat
interest gradually sahsisi~d among the
msmbers until the organization go Ills
banded about too YEARS ago An the
result II tn. efforts ~ fc~ enthusiasts
the organization wall be revived and .
n-w camp Instituted The meeting lAst
ulght was attended b. fifteen yolng
men ~ho plasei their signatures ~ An
application IA tie colonel II tho state
camp for new charter. Gcsge
Cogshan was elected chairman. and
s5ms progress VAS made tosards or
ganiziDg. IL as: thought beet To
eject oaiy a captain last night And ~
defer the election Of other officers until
. subsequent meeting. 4 ballot for this
officer resulted IN the election II Frank
Williams. captain II tho defunet Rich
Ardson camp. Much enthusiasm was
manifest a. the meeting and the new OF
ganiLation wall be- eiected with a pur
pos- Ia continue right in line. An ell
Iournmsn, xas taken for one week when
the work az Continuing the preliminary
preparations will be- resumed IN Mr..
fost . Office in the odd county builiing.
IL - thought tho new camp vii 10
ready a. IL mustered IN IN about two
weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Over IN Scribner street car barn the
boys have n set III nice fat boxing
gloves with which they delight To exer
else when on duty. For some time past
two u the men have been boastiag Of
their prowess in tho pugilistic arena.
Yesterday they came together with q
select company ~ motormen and con
ductors Tor IN audience. Boyer entered
the ring looking soft but determined
tie tipped the scales at 30
Tansey Was in better training and
looked fierce. He weighed in at lsO
poanda In the first round Bower had
the bret al il. He landed his right on
Tansey's chc~kbone. hut did no damage.
In the second round Tansey landed bis
left on Boycr's right optic and boyer
landed on that part ~ his anatomy on
which he ought to land when sitting
down. lie was bewildered and was
counted out before hc could arise. lie
nov declares h was fouled and wishes
To have another trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
BOLD. BAD RORBERs
Eosev George Hart. Cigar ssorc And
Stcal STA

George fIsrts cigar store On Canal
street ras buFgiaSized Monday night or
early Tuesday morning. ard considerable
cash was stolen. Yesterday morning
when h,s clerk arrived At the store he
found evidences ~ burglary. anil AZ
once notified Mr. Hart II vas found
that = blackboard. us-d 40 a signboar,l
- front ~ The store. was resting against
,he front door. AMI from mud marks IL
appeared that the thieves or thief had
ciimhesi over the tFsnsosl - ne front
DIR. Nine dollar. IN pennies. ~ in
nickels and e. n the cssh register we're
found MISSING. There Ma 40 worth -
railroad tickets IN tho drawer but none
q them we're touched The police we're
q, once notified ard made ar .samins
ti'n ~ the premises but found 10 cleo.
The store % iocstei IN sell iehte,!
s',slon II Cana street. snd q pstrs.lmap
pass~s the 1s-,r every ten rnin8trs
How burglar could enter the store
without hring eaasht - a conundrum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

he annual meeting u the womanis
AuxiliAry of the Y. ~ C. A. sdjournssl
from hast Wednesday. Gill he held this
sfternooa IT o'clock. Every member
10 earnestly requested TO attend.
The Young Womea's Guild q Trinity
church wiil give the Temple Il Hosne ia
morrow night
Greenwood lodge % Gccd Temp,ars
viu give an entsstaiassent IN the Mscca-
bees hall, Ma q Pearl street. ca Satur-
day evening. lee cream gill BE- served.
Thsrs viii be- special meeting 20 the
Womans Hon. and Hospital as-ocia-
cson on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
10 Good Ten plArs' hall. at the close II
the unioas of unioes meeting. The OBJ
iect - ~ elect . treasurer and trustees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

membership sra . total u es.Aistsl
The exp~tses have beea si.AU. psid %
the debt 90 the hosns. sliaue sntesssst
aud other sxpsasss sssssgstsng q III ~.
This stsoSs tslAnss - t6iA
ga the right side a the hocks
The report showed the valuation u tie
home and furniture la be ok3sa There
Is mortgage u Gs5oo en- the home. .
note Il et4O and unpaid accounts
amounting % si24tS. total debt II
xi.l2t-u9. The hosns " entirely tD
s@sii. - u gill sccompod.ts but nils
persona The home IL full and has hem
sance II was opsn-d last Noveaahss aid
not death has taken pace. The hosse
10 under the charge u Mr.. and Mr. =.
A. Van der Were Tho secsetarys &c
puFt was accepted and adopted The
election ~ trustees resulted ~ follo~s
Mn. 4. MaoienAar. the Rev A.ksiekara.
> Pastema The trustees viii meet and
elect officers later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

One Of the prcttiest things 81 the sea
son hzs been compiled by George De-
Haven and printed by the Dean Print.
ing company. Ii 10 u sixty four page
tourist guide to tho northern Michigan
resorts. and contains all the informa ton
that would be u benefit Ia the prospect
i've summer pleasure seeker There il
brief sketch II each of the resorts.
with the railway fare from the leading
railroad points of Michigan and the
west Over 10 towns are arranged for.
The little b--oklet Is illustrated with ex-
auisIte half tones Of the northern re
sorts. Tours in Michigan" Is the title
Of the pamphlet: The typographical
work Is AZ near perfection IA anybody
could wish. and il was all done in Grand
Rapids. by Grand Rapids workmen. Mr..
DE Haven says the work il the best Ut
Its kind be ever saw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
lhnfrh NofeA

new Holland reformed church has
been orgsnis@d IN ths eastern part ~
the city IL - the tenth reformed
church ~ the city Il ss- ehrist.nesi
The Bethany Reformed Church For
The present meetings viii he held IN
FISHERS hall 81 ka-t street The Rev
John Lamar ~ the Ninth church has re
criyed cal a. preach.
m adjourned meeting - thu Grand
River cis@-e- We held IA thu >-s,uni re-
fornesi church yesterday morning fo
rs-s uron me csii - fhe Rev I,hn
Lamar - ths BETHANY refnrn@ti church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

NasOns and Contracaor~ Aro Each
Claiming Gains.

Union masons arc indignant over
what they call the exaggerated claims III
contractors regarding the number of
men at work. They claim there are less
than twenty now working for exchange
contractors and that these include other
contractors. apprentices and hod-car-
riers. Contractor \. w. Mohnke, who
has the Weathcrly 4 Pulte building and
the new Smith residence on Cherry
street. has gone over to the union and is
working both jobs eight hours and has
plenty of men. The architects have in
vited the union to figure on work ia a
cooperative way and they will gladly
do ~.
John keefe said last evening 70 = re
porter for THE HERALD that the story Of
four union men whosre claim cd to be at
work for the contractors in q myth. He
said the fact 10 that Sam Jones. Frank
Woolson and Ben Foster. neither of
whom have belonged Ia the union foe
several months. are the ones referred 10.
They say there Is no local organisation
OF bricklayers aside from the union.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
TIE CHAMPION Of LABOR
Father Of the New Law in
Granite State.
William T. y. ollss, the bril-.
liant counselloe.
Characteristic Letter from Z
Man to Whom Many
Listen.

The ehampioa a the lahus csss In
New HsmTsbirs. the ssth0g a the ball
granting the o0cs of commission Of
lsfos and ssashlishing . hall q lshos
that has run the gauntlet u the legis-
turc and 10 nov . Law Is William A. J.
Giles. perhaps the most prominent young
lawyer in tbs Granite State.
lie prepared for the bar in the Office cf
ex Judge William 1. Foster IL Concord
After completing his studies. for q time
he Was one Il the busiest aud Que a the
best known young men in newspaper
work in New England. lilo was con
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

DVLLAx's MEDICINE Gentlemen:
] take great pleasure in testifying in
behalf Of Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure. |
can safely gay that | never took such
medicine ~ that To cleanse the liver,
stomach and kidneys was suffering
for years with biliousnes<s, Indigestion
and loss OF appetite and sleep. Ono
bottle did for Inc more good than six
months other treatment. and ] feel it
my duty 10 testify in it's behalf. 30
others may try il and get cured
Yours Truly.
WARREN r.: RCssELI.
Contractor and Builder, Flint. Mich.
For sale at Scribner 4 Aldworth's
drug store, - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

II looks n though Superintendent 81
Schools Chalmers has n walk a way for
another term. The election will take
place ut the school board meeting on
Saturday night. Various school trus
tees were seen yesterday and none heard
81 any other candidates. nor had they
apparently thought ~ considering any
others Mr.. Chalmers has servel nearly
three years. and he will evidently serve
apofh.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

cod the call u the Rev u. koiyn u
kaienssoo to the First r~forua-d church
II Aunkegoa Both calls ssrs approved
The young vonss u tbs SIXTH ward
hzptsst missioa ca North scsibn~r stre~t
uin give coaeert sad dFiu tosnossov
night
The Church u Christ proposes ~
clear Up 10 S6.OO0 indebsedness-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Blackboar,is on which o. list property
will D. put IN place to-day IN the Office
~ thu real estate exchange. room al. in
the Michigan Trust building. There
are tvenfy four active members in the
exchange. and each member will have a
beard .xl3 feet with his rame written
At the head Of II. upon which 10 show
the new property he has for Gale and its
txssi market price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

There is nothing have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me an
much relief ~ Chamberlaln's Pain Balm
does have been using il for about
two years four bottles in alas occa.
sion required. and always keep bottle
OF 10 In my homo. ] believe / know a
good thing when I get hold of IL. and
Pain Balm Is the hest liniment | have
ever met with. ". u. Denny. dairy man,
New Lexington. Ohio "a cent tottles
FOR sale by FL. Wurzburg. druggist.
No. - Monroe street.
The greatest worm destroyer on earth
h Dullams Great German Worm Loz-
enges. only - cents PER box. For sals
At Scribner 4 Aldworth's drug store
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

The Family Don't Agreo ~ to the
Date Of IL.

Louis Worth, who was arrested
charged with criminal intimacy with
Bertha Williams. Was brought before
Justice Brown for examination yester-
day. lie was unable to furnish 81 900.
and was remandcd Ia Jail and the exam
nation set for May 10. John A. Fair.
held. who is Worth's attorney. said yes
terday that Bertha had always believed
her birthday to BE- April 10. and she
supposed she was now III. but her father
claims her birthday is December 10.
The girl. Fairfield says. wants 10 marry
Worth still. and won't testify a word
against him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
HuriAo lsersuiea

Anna TandIer. No. ~ Straight street.
Gr-enwc"d; Mary English. No. iOs
Scribncr street. 81. Andrews, Claud a.
Wiiry. No. ~ broadway. Greenwood:
August schmidt. No. - Forrest street.
oak Hill: Tr4fton II. Pond. CORTLAND
tnsnship. Fair Plains, Frank Bnttoa.
No. - Clinton street. Valley City.