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UNITING AND CROCHET

A 6ipage pamphlet. containing more than a hundred
l. illustrations. Single copies - cents,
postage paid Adde'S, The Tribune. Ncw-Noii.
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Auction Gnlrs

A JOHN II. DRAPER. Auctone''.
BY THE FIFrn.AvE AUCTION ROOMS.
go 5th-ayc,
c. F. WEXFORD. Proprietor.
THIS FRIDAY. MARCH H.
At O'CLOCK.
By order OF Nh A. & HAMBrRGER. Of Am-tordam.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
SALE or ANTIQUES
Marguerite fufniiur.-Ca ard and odd tables bureaus.
cabinets, boxes. odd chair, and ~ so Old Dutch silver
ware. Old caucicd lov'ld watches. old a'r- exquisite
fans. tail od Dutch coch-. poiceain-. plated and bIa,,
Marn. naI-LlnDut Aoon.. 10. ~.
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Odnrlrg Nrn0cmlce.

LFXANDER MAC6lfGOKS. Jos West 5jth..t.-
"A Now x--es dancing Immediately ater the holt
day.: ad yanc-d classes SATURDAY morning rarF -pp
derabls. rri.st o--ol. tnr of appointment
4 CAETIFRS DANCING ACADEMY. 80 5ui-a,r..
"A. l3'h and lf -f--Pfi,st 1td eia- lessons. all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT EAPiDLi. Hail. ~ joy.
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BUDGET Of POLITICAL EXTRAS.

Budget of Political INirA> made UP each OF
The ribrc's 1arr aud other Political Extra, the
Presidential Campaign. and including the 'arn
Extra. % nts budget. Order from The Tribune.
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RI EN- NJ S YLv A VIA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER MARCH ,. 1890.


Trains leave stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and Cort.
S' F FSs t sf the A Ma c PSRa9
6 70 a. NJ Columbus 80 d. H., chicago ,; M , ane
an LSr' o y naTen and REMOVE except sunday and
1886 p,q a. SIT f 4%'EWYoRK AND CHICAGO LIN
IIED combo,sa .soas Seepine Dining smoking,
and Observation presenting financial r,ports so
ladies' maid baIoe shop ..rSIy ana Ian, an 'ag e obte
sGce. Of S%f a o %oSsbc eetrc gh Gin
81 ,'I,: 70 a"d SnisF9e ItcAe;o AND ciNcISyATI
At ~ 20 - Lonis c5icago and Cscnnsti
Tas,ngr Coach Newi 70 Com6gs AEr d. ga "a
cinnati II rs Chicago D. m, and St' Louis AZ
$50 I, wrsT s5g hHrEEss Fl S0g2
bale Sleeping car Now.York 70 Pittsbpfg st. i;2Iis,
pinng car NeW.YolE to ph sde phla. Arrive. At o.
aa 30 H n''TS o2Sg " coanec.s fcr ceSe.
% ;1d p and TGo f dn xPRsS fanan ves,bql.
Bar' Sleeping car NeMfoS 20 5i,aSy ,Srd
80 a. cos T2 mor9sr c6ne tor day AID
for Cory. Erie the oil Regions. Cleveland ana Column
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
-" s,nlnston Limited LApr;s Of P11A. tsIY, .-s;
eay. except sgneAy 10 10 a. n Gsg. Sta
Ds car ak q NJ a,'i.e oS Ss ss 49, no. p oo
no 49, aaa g99 p n and y 20 rs and p,,5 h.
p4' n and d. Il Is MINT for points chesqEsq'ss
Ard , Sag oa Ess'S 6ro aas o5nSpT "a da D
For ATLANTIC CITY go P m lihro-sn bnne n rsr,o
Mil For Cape Nav. 90 p. n. week day. ,.,,,
For ia Point and norfolk va New York Philafelphs
and Norfolk I,airo'd 90 a. m daily except sunday
and 90 2 r. daily via Baltimore ana Bay Line ="
p u" FOR PHILADELPHIA
:. 10. . y. : 20 90 80; 90 CHICAGO Limited;
with Dining car. and 10 10 Washington l-ned), all
II 20 a. d.. l. 20 Oo. : 10 o., 80 : 20 = ~
90 .Ol, 3 80 % and % y m, and II 10 nlshs.
Accommodation. II 10 a. m, aai Z 90 ,. n. Sun,
days Expre,-. 90. 10 . 80 300 lQ Limited ani
10 a. M. = 90, 4, 80, ., D 80, and . D. n, anu
l. IL nitnf Acc0mn oiatlon. 90 p. n.
The New Transfer Company Will call Tor ana checH
from hotels a.C re-C'Ac
For timetables OF local trains Apply 70 any ticket agent
" cc On IS" T prGH. J. p. WOOD
,.n.-ll Manager. General Plssr Agent.
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rVHE Ii JFUNE SCHOOL OF VOCAL CULTURE +
L removed 10 - 5h-ayc corner 81 i'th-Ht.- I'm.
lessons in singing and sight reading; so per quarter
also private lessons Applications and communications
b. made 10 GEO. r. IL JECNI.
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Nnrtion Sale OF Gorscs.

DETER c. KELLOGG g CO.'S THIHTIENTH An
L NUAL SPECIAL toNBlNAIiON SAIL
IFOT1ING STOCK.
consigned is pe-a,n'rt d. 'ed'fs
TUESDAY e. FRIDAY March ~ - y. 1890. cOmmenc-
each dag. a. 10 o'clock, ~ th"
Ani'.lran lntttYt. Building,
ad-ale., bctsttn tB4 and G'th -t,.. Ncw-York.
fOHf', 10. Johu-.tJ
FOURTH DAY-FEIDAY. March p. 1880
Nj. &. ". d. Garmenda sell. thfrc-te9r Stallion
y Artillery. two standard tWNt'Hl.od 'ot~ bf N1uhiai
fgfaad-OI 81 Wat"frI tel from dams by Ako'4 Idol
tlofnl -hued tfccYcdr-od llly Mare hy Homer dam
by Mamhiino Pilot. Nj. Frank y. Tracy. some Young
stock by kentucky Whr bred ~ MARYLAND Mr.. Robert
iior send- two young elay Mares h General Grant -
Arabian hortr Linden Tree. IIc remainder o. the dl'
presents S'1on Brood Ntle- and -toc u fashion,
able many DiVlug Horses for the road
t. for saddle For catalogue addf'--
PETER &. KELLOGG g. CO..
lO9 JOnn-st, New York.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
Musical instruction.

ID ANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private Lessons
ID without the aid of nOtes. HENRY l. DOh-
son I.27O Broadway. between 32d and $50 sts
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1870.

The Tribune Almanac holds i own against all corners
~ the standard book OF for political election
financial. pension and other statistics and
who has occasion figures can
afford TO Be without IL. 20 cents a copy.
THE TRIBUNE. New-York
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Milwaukee, March O-Ilour dun. Wheat pui.t. 40.
. s;rn, cash. ,.Ac May - g.. SO Nolf..
PA, ~fu~.c. linn, No. 3 TRACES. '~tt Dai-
ann. SO. whit. track. -5.r. ~. lIehar. SO I
M store. i3Lc. Barb, hfncr NO. iu -tolc liitc.
Provisions -taiy pork. tlo 50. lard. tt o., Hutt'r
-,..d', driit. l6cls. Egg. INN n..n. lac. 'he-
lru.i. ,h ddtr- loa loitc Zee. ipf- Flour $500 hhl
wheat g., zoo bush. barley. 10 100 bush. ~. pu,nt.
Flour 49, 700 bb wheat 2,2oO bush barley 1850 bush.
rnllGr.pla. Mar h Flour Trade pui,rr bat ofeg.
Ing continued moderate ana prices VOL, maintained. Ky
hour steady =. - 30 Wheat Spectators mani
f,,.d interest 100 thc market and 'Npuff dfftrt
tlnurd gh but offerings mod rate and prices rlrl
lli2h grades aud wanted for milling at fun
rate. Rejected. nV",,tt lar &, aou ..in- .... .t.
Sc prime 10 choice, Sba9lr No. P,nn-l POD,
Grain depot. SS.c choice Western unefad,d
I'd March Sinsfac, April SfLasac May. 50. asic
I.nc. S5i,d~Gc mnraot SHADE STRONGER -,m-
patty with Nr-t. Fair inquiry shipper but
hi-nc-- restricted by light offerings and extreme Views
80 2SdJOc steamer IN Gmrd Point cl-N atOrs quot Il
at SIC. No. mA,d, Ia export c sntor Bio quoted
Be No. iNri March 3biar B6 a.
3GAr Nal 36AHaG'-c; June. 3GA s36tc. Oat--t.ooI
local trade demand for carots and prices ruled firm
graded white. SOC; 80 white .9c; do
on track 29,ac, 40 white zoe do choice. 30sc do
BE futures 4d'-c HIGHER under hight Offering
no = March. - d3Oi.c. April. a2na,c Mas
~, d23-c 2-..a2cc. I,gg- -tcadv aud in falr
demand Pennsylvania nr,ts i~dI5c. Other article.
Unchanged. Receipts Flour i,top bhl~ wheat 200
bush ~ 700 bush oats. 1900 bush. Shipments
St Louie March 2c.-flolr nrm but unclaimed.
and the market clo- "a &c above Acst daN No. = red
cash. 7Sc May. s70s1lle closed At T1s01Sr July 1Jf
75-c closed at 11rc asked. Corn higher only
crate trading No p cash. 25'aa25sc MAY. 2OHa20sc
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- with or without the aid of notes HENRY [. DOB
son l.27O Broadway between 32d ana 5jc SIS
,CmE LIZ JfrNE SCHOOL OF VOCAL CrLTuKEi. Is
lessons in singing and sight reading; so per quartz,
s o. pna sdt't to- GO ,o'i + LE ,J}i:rNT
For Young Ladies-Country.
n oIIEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWooD.
a ss m Re' pa OUR c rq aHss srERISd
CAROLINE NJ. GERRIsH. A Il.
Boys and Young Men-Country.
(,uELrrNHAM ACADEMY. OGONTz. Pa
4 Tncxccled location and surroundings New school
,gGn for toge or sccntc school For crculs
&C. a''''S' JOHN CALVIN RICE. \. Nj. Principal
ELMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Milford Conn;
T. iarent- who are unfortunate in the management Of
& ' H. ssd do iGle to G9 ax g.
rrIJ5EuUI.D INSTITUTE Freehold y J. i5th year
college preparation speciality business. high school
,TMMEE SCHOOL FOR RONS. -
orcrookina L. sound send for illustrated catalogue
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESTER. PA.
T"'"'l''aSp iL1 isSf S'e5 o5LLEqiI.o 10
Civil EosaGyT9 9.s Shai rlpory '''
Circulars of NJ GE9 p p p1esden tiS
rDRINITy SCHOOL. Tivoli-on- Hudson. y. y.
| M T.S. JANIS STAIR Clark D. D.: a Rector cio.,
men ,hoiourhy cd Tor the best colcge ana u4iyeti,ie
scientific school, or fot hu-inss. p''r . ,.n
year viii commence September 10.
THE PFrKsKILL MILITAAEY .AcAp I,S ,oc,,r,,,
Ap i 500 90" fF'''0 ''' ''~' '''''
S'''''0 '' IT, Dr. JOHN y. TILDEN. rrincipa.
WFsLnYA,N Ssc Of in hSGEf Sed
The PAYMENT Of sci IN advance Will cover ordnarl ten
soard "ss s room laos s"e ha i to 1TE
Irncpol Wlnrlnam Mn--
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For Young LadieS-Country.

4, OIJFGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD
4 s. J-Ecopcns september 90 Pr'paration ioi 20!
le,c a, sur,iaItV Pupils admitted TO Nassaf, wellesley
aid smith Oh our certificate. ADAI.lNE W. SIER'>lNH
CAROLINE NJ. GERRlSH. a. L.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WITTY SKETCHES OF NETWORK LIFE.

TIN-TYPES TAKEN IN THE STREETS or NV
YORK By Lemuel Ely Quigg. with hity-lh'-c
illustrations by Harry Beard l2no' pp' -'''
(aSsell Publishing CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
STEAMBOATS,.
LIZ FARES REDUCED VIA STONTNC.
TROY BOATS. SARATOGA and CITY

OF Troy lctNc Pler 10 \. 4. lot Wcst lOfh..f
lay, except saturday, .. m Electric light, and bells
team heat rooms. Connect wlf. trains ~ Delaware
lnc Hudson and fltchomg railways. Sunday steamer
touches AZ ALBANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
END OF A QUARREL.
The Happy Settlement OF Bitter
Family Fsud

As far back "a the oldest inhabita
could remember there had been
fcud between the Jasons and tho
Sprstts II had never been a deadly
one. but IL had been very bitter for all
TINT There were people. too. in and
about Tomsburg who took special de-
light, IL seemed. in keeping the two
families constantly in hot water by car
ryinC .ales between the two houses.
Tomsburc IS situated on the shore %
one Of the many bays on the Texas
coast where nine out of every ten OF
the inhabitants own sailing craft Of
some kiad, the greater number being
what arc commonly called cat-boa,s, or
which they make weekly trips 70 the
adjacent cities. carrying the products Of
their gardens and fields
Sim Jason owned one 81 these boats.
a trim little craft named the Annie.
after bis sister. Like every other boat
man, SIN vas ,ouchy on the subject Of
beirS beaten by any other craft. but
bis parriculs- sore spot was banter
from the spratt adheFents that Jays
boat. the Lily, could oatssil him under
anv and al conditions. The Lily.
like the Annie. had been named for the
sister Of its owner. IL vas a new boat,
understood 20 have been built expressly
70 beat the Jason boat
One evening Jay and Sim net down
~ The bhore. where they had come to
hook after their boats Bots 1eu wers
accompanied By friends
IF 7 owned an old Tub like that one
vonder.- SAID Jay Swstt 70 his com
panicns. pointing ~ she Annie. and
speaking in tones loud enough 20 be
heard ~ The Jason crowd, I'D leave
her % th~ mercy 81 th- wind and
weather. and let her take care 81 her
seIf~
'~Tsss tub. "a roa call BE-, csn out-
sail sbst bex 81 yours retorted Sim.
and II YEA have the spank Of a kitten
can prove IL - zen this vary night"
"Ho~e~ asked J4v, Affecting sarPrfse
sTn sail Ysa a race - Redhss lishv
sosse sad back From So looks Of Ere
skr ~ az likely - nav. ala sorts a
~s>ths- and ear boats vii nav. an
eausl sharce
lay considered few moments Tee
skv lsokeS threatsrins. and the nfqbs
vsaii - sark. hss lay knew Re mast
eitaer scesrs - banter 81 back ao-n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29

The English traveller stood on the
slippery dock ~ New York, ready IN
board the steamer for home. His
American friend shook him warmly by
the hand and babe him farewell
BE careful in going up the gang
way" said the latter. ut Is lev. For
that matter, however" he added 1T
will he Ugh sea all around you for the
next six OF seen days"
The Englishmsn. with sad. dreamy.
preoccupied look on his face. went
aboard the ship
Years passed The American new =
gray haired old nan. was sitting down
70 breakfast ore dag when cablegraaa,
Just received was handed % him. II
was from his English friend and con-
tanned these words.
"Ha. Va"
II Rad hored It's vav thronCh his
skull a. lsst. --fhicAgo Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
a magnificent Egyptian scarabei two
x.I Il

magnificent Egyptian scarabei two
thousand years old.
An exceedingly quaint and pretty tea
gown direct from Worth is a sea-ereen
pongee quilted over pale coral pongee.
a Medici collar, revers and pagoda
sleeves are edged with gold cord. Only
fair blonde with exquisite complexion
is equal TO the wearing OF the green
thus tryingly combined
4 French afternoon gown has a
Princess back and pointed bodice in
black velvet; revers and front of skirt
in dfrlS-red bengaline. A great Medici
collar high enough to keep the cold
blasts from the back of the wearer's
head is lined with black lace. A black
lace waist front and lace edgings where
the bengaline front combines with the
velvet back put the finishing touches to
a charming French combination. With
this goes a red beaver bonnet lined with
black velvet and trimmed with punches
of black, red and gold ostrich tips. Dull
red gloves heavily stitched witt black
are worn with this.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29

fzss<4a = anzkAar.ssd except ~sth .
sero<lss uasaer shs froat ef the erzla
s1ad ~ ths back Are surasoass eles sSl-
vet fzssnsz.
No kind Il sosnaaaeneation u As be-
ssssz2nx - NE fzee az feather trslE-
IalAe.s- it = always ia h1fuzsuy NTH
eonp.=xioa. style u wearing the s4sr
SAD ttsa Of eye brosss AMI - Furnishes
e<s<sy s~tsSng toF bags ss meek saa
forehead May Of the Esw Axaaei
collars On house dresses are edged with
tse becoming tariness. baads Of Il
arc carried aroand ths edge Of sAs hat
ami srseghs xroaad the neck and
unkier ths chm for boan<t ssfzngs.
Black ezg ae feather toas and nuns are
LA the height q fashion, those having
. ssssa tinge being the most expensive.
J.ne Haaing. who is now playing in
Paris Ia 'Dapsss Leseaa," has . yes-
vet Pstisss thst aas set fashionable
Paris crazy. Ia is covered with sa-
solnn leaves of the most gorgeous hues-
Geld and browa tones predominste.
with touches of Nsd wrought IN to
heixhsen the effect. The leaves ara
scattered At randofa over dark. dull
green background Suggesting an su-
sumn landscape with its numberless
down falling leaves down all ways At
once By the Hurry of . November gale
Another noticeable dress Of Madame
Hading's Is a black ons worked In jet.
Ii has a wide border on tho sksxt OF
mAuve velvet Anopen jacket with ny-
ing revers Is lined with the same. Her
pale yellow dAmask silk house dress Is
edged with black fur at neck. sleeves
add foot Of the skirt And in the arm
holes of long Louis XIV bodice there
l. an edging Of black fur at the top of
full fluffy yellow tule sleeves. Madame
Hading's beautiful hands ara half coz
eealcd beneath the long sleeves that she
demands her modiste 10 put in all her
gowns
The most exquisite girdles are now
in fashion. They are large and are made
10 eneircle the hips rather than the
waist A row of charming rose canoes
fastened together with gold link chain
was seen over the front Of deep green
gown. Many are copies of the Me-
diaeval style. Great punches Of silk
cord hang down on each side of the
front breadth TO the bottom OF the skirt,
and festoons of cord are carried loosely
across the front of the waist line. APP
plique and gimp girdles abound. Nicer
ones are of jet. The most expensive TO
be found ready made in the shops are
combinations of silver. gold and tur-
quoise. Mrs Lsngtry wears for a girdle
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29

street thieves Next, the fan. parasol
and riding whip watches; but. alas one
does not always carry either fan, para
col or riding whip. Something had 70
be devised that would be suitable and
appropriate for summers heat, winters
cold. an afternoon drive or y horse-car
ride
The question was asked: where,
oh, where shall the tnne-piece find rest?"
And the bracelet answered: In me.
j am the missing link
These chain bracelets with stem
winding watches can be bought all the
way from thirteen dollars, To as many
hundreds A favorite one, costing
nearly five hundred dollars, has a watch
set with brilliants inserted in flexible
chain studded with rubies> But the per-
lection in watch bracelets is found in
one that adjusts itself To the size of any
wrist, rests securely in its proper posi-
ton and turns not around though the
wcarer may put her hands and arms
through all the eccentricities of an
hour practice in the DelSarte school of
wrist expression.
~ IN Wtst pms SIN" - tChbtntN W
represent series of figures flying after
one another as IL they had been ex-
PEELED from the mouth of cornucopia.
A fight of swallows, FIVE in number,
are set in gold and ornamented with
brilliants. A long. slender gold wire
connects the brides Underneath the
body of each is small pin 10 detain It
an the way that its wearer wishes it TO
60.
Charming little cherubim with moon
stone faces and diamond wings are fast
eDed upon q golden rod. The faces
nestle swestly between the flashing
wings until the last of the series is
reached when two tiny faces with two
darling sets of cheeks, lips and eyes,
nestle lovingly against each other.
A few chains OF all diamond swal-
lows are I'd be found in tho possession
Of some Of our wealthiest queens of oil
wells
Lizards with green gold bodies and
emerald eyes are also connected in This
way and made TO form the border of a
fall dress bodice where IL outlines the
neck
IL was only one season ago that all
hands were clamoring for small bon
pets for concert, opera and carriage
NE And now the small bonnet has
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29

q II ks&t. ~. Al = session ~ tbe Probate
sioEFi for said Neauls ~ kSRt Agla ~ The Pre-
estn Vfties IL the elts at nFsha k~fleH. 90 the
TIA aey - December. "a thr se3f che shea
sSnd etebt hundred eua Afnefs
Present. Cyrus r feFktHs. @Aags 81 Probate
Ia 1Ar matter ~ the estate II
WILLIAM J.. BLACK. aetfasca
1nxa tlApla. ~ her assBt i4aysns 5his cav
eied ia this yeufi Der Petition efaxtnE tilA tic
administrators ~ s2iS estate Nns be Sfaatea
10 S4m0Si SMITH. ef eTand Rapids, Mich.
II - ordered. that tuaas. the iuth cav 81
January. lasl, 81 teu 1ciGCk IN the lore
noon. al said ffehafe efilee. De- aPPeiHtea tot
rs sTing safe petltioB.
And ~ Is further ordered that cops # ttas
ofdsf be published three successive weeks pre-
tlens 20 said dss Of hearing. Ia tue Telegram
Herald. . daily AeN spSper pTintod ana elfea
iatlns Ia said to4niN of hcnf
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
"A true copy Judge 81 Probate
ApoIFH IS Mason Register. monlan B
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29

seen supplied hut IN such infnisesirnsl
doses that The err goes bp for = bat
that viii protect the head from the
pneumonia. bronchial ard catarrhal
germ that are floating around loose.
TIE fashionable bonnet i no pretec.
t,,r NJ al. bat i Is light. dainty. pretty
and beesning u unest faces
a 7ufxi che Of bls-k Set "a trirnnaed
AZ 'front.' and bsck with orange veiwet
t-,as and . cluster II black TIPS. The
enenoss ard autiness of tlse feft -
~lStiv becoming set On toe ~ ~svy
wSll ,srsss.ed soifu-ss-
An>,hs~ fsshilrsble houuet : mere
y eas riece II shrimp pink velvet
heavily seur~a with god cord Pink
ostrich hesthers ed1- rhs bsiTD and
<fand high n sh~ back lsrz~ vei
~si; bow snd strings rhss tir sre secured
ursirr the bach b,sssehes - fsnthers.
4 9raS feet konnet shared Ike
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29

Generous Tea Merehsnt-Ycu have
been with me forty years to-day, Mr..
Bar3weIL
His Old Book -keerer--XeS sir.
Generous Tea Nereksnt~Im rokrw
70 show you substantially tkst J az
preciste vogr services Xou'rs getting
oh and feekls and ant rnov@ sronna
VERY 8uioslv. - In going = have a
f,re-sScsrss rut On the ccGurSrsz raryza
~inslos. - 1eslaes Illustrated N@w$
papev-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NeiEeE &c xKEHTfaES
- rzaRs II NicaSaG. teRnis 81 krnI .--ss
h@fse< ~ kesefs shea. thaf ~ 81 arasl 81
Tie tt1Azte te0zt fer M leSssts ~ heat.
sS&as &c ths lsfn d&s 81 NssezsAer : ,. les.
- na@sthS sF~M th&f aatt vers Nsiesra tsf
efeaSfeFs - present tAesr c.aAlAs aszlAst tias
estate ~
kEsAskrTS WaNhafF
ate "a sAsa easnts Deceased aae that all
ctealteFs II said dcCc@sr& AR fe4uisxa 30
afxsenf thriK cl4itGs ~ aAia Probate tAurt -
tie ffae&te easx. 81 tse g. - II sstena kks,isss
iof examination ala allowance. "a 81 keiSse
HE f11h a1s ~ AEy neat sna HAT saxh
sl4lns aaN be heard keietr s4la OseFt, an
a e3nssa@s. tAe tfh 50 II Nay nekt Al
aea = elesA "a tEx Ier~be<a Il that Ges
lssA
c4EgS T. ffRkINS.
naa aees Judge II ffetAte-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
TknAsURsK's NoTicr.

Caty CLERK : once
Grand Rapids Mich. Dee. 81. 9ko
Notice - hereby gwen that TIE assessment
roll :or The opeaing. widening ana eNirnsien
of North Lafayette street, frem Fairbanks
street 10 Carrier street, IA the city Of Grand
Rapids. IS ncs ia NY hands. sna thst VIII
receive payment thereon LOT the peTied oi
tweoty days from this date. al the once Of the
City Treasurer cts iian-
GEORGE z. PERRY.
lam Iitg Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich Zee. IL les0. I
Notice - hereby given thai the assessment
roll for grading and srayeiillg ksgald street.
Is now IA ny hands and that will receive pay
meat thereon Tor the period OF twenty days
fr IN this date. ~ the oflce OF the City Treas
uIer. Ci y iiall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
dee Il City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
rREAsURER's NOTICE.
ClfY Treas,lrers once

city fEessffrfTS once.
Grand Rapids, Nieh Dee h. 1890. J
Notice Is hereby gwen thst the Assessment
roll for grazing. gfsYeiing and psSsng the soi
tiers 81 Twelfth avenue. from south Division
street 10 lands % 81 Z. X X. Co. Ia tie city OF
t,rsnd Rapids. Is now ia nay hands aud thai
/ VIII receive payment Thereon Tor the peri"d
of twenty DAYS frem THIS date. at Tie Once OF
the City Treasurer, City Hat
GEORGE r. PERRY.
ian 1ity treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
DETROIT. NoyEMnrR .. lvs.
laksano 3 noRrreRn 3. 2 /.
enaIIy. fExefH 80 a..

Daily. livery week CAV
-sOS f. n. ruusthroUen 10 Detroit with par
f'-' isT Cal stats - centA Arrive Al New
ork 10 IS a. a.
Lon =. VI. runs through - Detroit with pa
A'-V lef car seats. = cents Arrive 81 hew
YORK o. p. M
G25 3, n a. ss s. a'enss e pesr9, via gs,
ORR 81 =. ~.
Fer tickets sE@ Information srris ~ Talon
tick 81 one. q Nonfoe-Sf-, atd mon oeprf
GRO. btitAftN. Gen. Pass tRr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-29
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN A MILWAUKEE

Detroit express leaving a h IA has Wagner
parlor and bsget ear attached. ana evening
express leaving Sss 2 IA has psfior car al
tached. These trains make direct c0Lnectisn
IL Detroit for al points FaSt.
lNpress leaving Al 10 s. y m has NaFp Der
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving ~ Detroit at
~ ga.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sieepifE eat bertbs secured a.
-. g. n. a n. ofiee. > MonroesL, ana az the
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent
JOHN ". LOUD. 1rafhc Manager Detroit