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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30


TIE k4lsma1eo sNioAsl celery orcp
AS year bsass a. presAess reea-aA
klxhs tAons1ns CAiasss have been
sng4sea ke eeFk on tAs 1ShaAn e pee
sAn4l
heavy fzll - snow is repertss
lhreagheut Eaglana. dslayiAg railway
rsnle
frsak Meik W2s attacked ~ high-
sayuaen Friday. Al Celanbas. Wis. AID
80 ste.sn from hin-
lhe hlscoaslH NtrisSian Tsmpsrsnos
Onloa Is arranging Ter extensive work
IN TIE lem Der weeds tsts Water
JOHN h. sseklsF, % Buffalo. n \. on
Friday skol Al 1is wife twice bat missed
her. an3 then bles his eraiRs eat
Tao haRdrsa xaS tSenty Thousand
Bushels of pot2toes E&se been slapped
trom Traverse City. Mica. this season.
A syndicate ~ith a capital oi sl0o. oQ0
has purchased land sc djAoent % Storm
Lake. Ia, and viii LAY oas several nes
additions.
Marion Robertson, farmer 81 Bloom
ington. Ind, Vas fatally wounded by
the accidental discharge OF gun while
hunting Friday.
The President has appointed Henry
NJ GrAcey, OF Massachusetts. to be Mar
shal Of the United States Consular
Court al Foo Chow. China
Charles Murdook. brakeman en- an
eGst-bound Kansas City train. fell 70
the track near Galena, IL, Friday
night and Was ground 70 pieces
William Blythe, Harlow Bennett
James Ferguson and Calvin +. Camp
bell went hunting in boat on Sod
bay, near oswego. n. L.. Friday, and
were drowned
The report o. CanRda's trade shows
that its exports 10 the United States fer
the fiscal year were S4e, 5S2, SO. and It's
imports from the same country s52, 2sI, =
97a
Farmers near Carthage. III, complain
OF hog cholera Several men have lost
hundreds. and farmers generally are
hurrying their hogs 10 Chicago, Peoria
and Keokuk markets.
Canadian clergymen com mplain that
they are losing matrimonial business
through the high license fees exActed.
Wedding couples cross 10 the American
side and get reduced rates.
The new pumps at the artesian we'll
at Boone, Ia, were put 70 work Wednes-
day, and have been throwing at the rate
OF 1SO. 600 gallons per day since, with no
signs Of the supply giving out
Friday Adjutsnt-General Vance is-
sued an order that each regiment Of the
Illinois National Guard is 10 be com.
posed OF twelve companies. This will
disband some regimental organizations
Judge Isaac Bergman, ex-probate
judge, who had been imprisoned for
contempt, shot himself Friday At
Cheyenne, Wyo. If he RECEIVERS he will
be blind. the bullet having destroyed
both eyes.
r. McKittrick. formerly Catholic
priest at Burlington, Ia. was found
dead in his cabin near Seattle. Wash,
where he had been living the life of q
hermit for seven years. He had CON-
mitted suicide by taking morphine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The Grand Rapids Travelling Men :
Associston has issued invitations for
shs srth annual social psrty. whico
viil b given a. the Ions srmory, Err
dav evening. December i2- Music hT
Wnrsburz y bronson. The following
A. she committees
Rscepoon-L. ~ NILS. Msnley Jones,
r,hn 4. Ttmsn. ~. Fred hIsSe, p. ;.
fg.rrh. Jas. a. Msssie. IL. n. Warner,
Ce.s- - Remington. Albert e. Antrim,
T0hn &. KsuDing, John Eel, 4 ,.
Coppss. A. II. Nicho.s, Wm. hdmond :.
,t-,,s ,trtion-l4eo. +. oven, Nn1.
r, \ Bradford. Pred N Powers.
sears. a. 3. Cole, II. Baker, 7. 3.
r'orr-H. s. Robertson. Chss $ Rob
,,s,n chss u. NeIain. A. =. BaSer.
n,a~-w RI Jennings, " e bsT-
k.rs. Thos. Ferxusoa. J. s. ianHer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Miss McCulloch, Of . Wavsrly Place,
entertained a few friends Tuesday
evening.
The Misses Phillips Of Lyon-st., en-
tertained the Owl Pedro Club Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Goodman, Of Sc
RsnsOm-st.. entertained a few friends
Wednesday evening.
Mss Anna Thiel. of 40 North Ionls-
st.. entertained the Queen Of the stars
Pedro club Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Peirce enter
tanned a small Company Of friends at
their residence. ga Msd son-svs., Tues-
day evening.
Mss Carrie Warren. Of IS Scubnsr-
st.. gave a pleasant birthday party
Monday evening a. the family res
dence. Shs was the recipient Of many
gifts.
The Thanksgiving hop Of the Grand
Rapids Divison No 8, L. r. Knights Of
Pythiss. At simmons HsH Thursday
evening, wa a pleasant success. soci-
silv ard financially. A jelly crowd At
tended, and al had good time. AZ
Io O'Clock the kn'xhts gave al exhloi-
ton dril. which vas remarkably hns.
Mes bbie Hmds. ef 40 Barclay a..
entertained lsrzs number - young
friends and schocl mates TUESDAY even
fn9. The enterts unent ~ the even
fnx vss pedro. At 80 o'elocs a. we're
dn,et as NICE. esch one walpaE - hesr
wro the winners were. At ass she 70
port canse Nss Ads Dolphin, Of 36s
Scribner-st.. befux tse rinnsT cf tfs
iat es hesd przs. sd Ms Neilis
Camr3,eil, 81 Clsncy st. berg re Fn-
ner of the hooav pree. Mr. George
Green. cf Clsncv-s berg ne SIMMER
of tha ssatier1ens hesd prize. ard Nr.
q W lev. 81 S. RsrcIrv 81, oeing ire
winner af the BOBBY. After ths prlzes
we're presented, refreshments were
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
A Rtrthdry.

The residence of George r. Allen, 43
Park Place, was the scene of a gay
little birthday party yesterday evening,
in honor Of Mr.. Aliens daughter, Miss
Margie. About thirty little folks were
present. Refreshments were served
many presents were received by the
charming little hostess, and a happy
time was had.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The Uniyersslist ladies of the South
End will give a supper at Simmons
Hall, corner of Fifth-Ave., and South
Division-st., Tuesday evening, Dscem-
Der ,, from 5 O'Clock to 9 O'Clock. Mr..
Simmons has kindly donated the use of
his beautiful new hall and parlors for
the purpose. The friends of the society
are cordially invited, especially the
young people, IS music has been pro-
vlded for dancing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

" sst sac tiesfarF
las ciab met at tas usual h0ur. lt
osing tbs nfth Saturday. A Thanks
glF.ng progF4m sas gwen. consisting of
a = History 81 fhaaSss ying Day" TIE
nrst obserY4nce Of tae day dates back
% 1921 abeu Gov. Bradford seat ous
Tour hunters tlxs they % gnt after =
more speeIne manner l9.ce together. =
The Governor also invited Ia Aassasolt
aud ninety ether sayages. and slth
these the Purtsns shared tne hrsl
fruits 0f harvest
During The Revolution, ThanksgiS <
day sas a National institution. being
annually recommended by Congress
bus after the general Tnanksgi Unz for
peace IA l7s4, there vas 10 National
1hznksgiVlng until 1888. -hen Nasa-
lnston, BY request Of Congress, recon-
mended A day Of Thanksgiving for the
adoption OF the constitution. In 1873
President Washington issued procls-
nation on account Of the suppression
OF InsuHect0n. President Aonroe
also ordered Thanksgiving for peace ia
l.l3. Or1cial records OF Thanksgiving
day are principally confined 10 New
England. lt Nas Rot regularly observed
no New York uatil 1917 and was not
adopted in the south until much later.
Duunglhe Civil War, President Lln-
cola issued proclamatl0ns for special
thsnksg wing for victory IN '62 and '63,
and A National PROCLAMATION OF the an
nual Thanksgiving Day IN 63 and '64.
Since that time the President has an
nuaily issued such 4 proclamation, a.
well as the Governors OF the States.
Thanksgiving Is Peculiarly = Wo-
mans Festival" pleasant article from
the pen OF Miss Booth, former editor
OF HArper's Bazar-was next read
Then followed = story, "a Costly
Thanksgiving Dinner" by Myra Good
WIN Plsntz, showing, IA = ludlcrOus
manner, the ridiculous manner, the
ridiculous failures OF party of ego
ustlcal men, who claimed TO be able 20
cook. "Glye Thanks-fOr Whst@'-s
poem by W. A. CrOffut, was followed
by two more stories, "Reminiscences OF
Thanksgiving, and the DAY Before
Thanksgiving" "Carina," \ vocal
solo, with piano accompaniment, wa.
then gwen, after which n poem,
"Thanksgiving," by Marion Douglass,
was read. which concluded the day s
program.
Next Saturday scandinavian History
Will DC the subject for consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice is hereby given. that The Office % the
collector for the fifih ward VIII be heid 81 O..
H. Saunders store. No. ~ FlainneiG avenue.
and that the tax rol for said ward "a nov lu
the hands % the Undersigned for collection.
. I'd that he viii attend - his said oiicf uuiil
aud including the lpfh oay 81 January. after
The first publication Of This notlce. from =
o'clock =. m. until 5 o'clock p. NJ. fef The pur-
pose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 9Th. lso.
A. kElTBEBg
Collector Fiffh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice Is hereby given. that the oflce o. the
collector for the Fourth WARD viii be held az
Room -. Court block. FIRST story. ano that the
tax roll f0r said ward Is now ia the hands oi
the undersigned for collection. and that De
viii attend al his said Office uuti ana lnc'ud.
publication Of this notice. from O'Clock a. o..
until o'clock 3. m. FOR the purpose OF re
ceiying taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 2'th. 1890.
CHARLES a. ROBINSON.
Collector Fourth Nard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice is hereby given that the rsIee - the
coilecter Tor The BiEtfh ~srf sil 30 heif 81
No q boWerY ffreff bnd thai fhr far rfl
for SAD ward il nUy tr the hsndt - TIE
m dffr Erff fGf collection. arc shat hf y
sffsfa ~ his sslt oflcf uHfi and including ne
itih dsY 81 1aFusrf. after TIE fffi ruaii 90
ton 81 ltis rgtIoe frpm 'clnet q nn uufa 8
o'cloek =. n. fer The purpose - recs wing
taNfs
Bsfas Grand psrift F0rrr.frcr Tfh 1s10
fEkEIfthr HWfhn
Collector Ehft a ARD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice D. hereby gwen. that fse Once ~ the
collector 81 the oeyeHth ware 81 hs beld 81
Ine ~ Seventh street sna ihzi fhe fsH roll
for said vsri is now ~ TIE hands 81 the
undersigned for collection. and that BE- AIT
attend ~ his SAD once nntN and iaclUdiug
TIE l0ih y dsy ~ JsfaHrs. after the FIRST publics-
ton n this notice. from g clocs o. m. uufii 3
clock .. N. iof the purpose 81 recei vluf
fsNes.
Dated Grand RAPIDS. Eovsmhsr 2sh. 1880.
JOHN Ci LIN
Collector seventh ara.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
A Million Missing.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 29-It was an
nounced Friday that John r. Baker, Jr.,
OF this city, who has fed and who acted
as attorney for the trustees OF the es-
tate OF Charles II. Baker. had misappro-
pria5ed 81, 900 in securities belong
ing to the estate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

wsef~s Is hsrshg Tvsr thsf go eTee - ff.s
r-f - fs1 ftt fnrff Hfrt 30 h.fs ~
- - FffsrsoE sTstse. snf ttef frs tsr -
fsf ssf TsFt - 49, z ftf hsrrF - ffe
rrfere eRe6 fef - tsrrl rFs srr rtsf -
sfssre - - essf fHrs u..t 7rf $50. - 80
fha UfF azr ~ farrsvT efsrr ffs -sf fri.ll
- f11t 81 ttfs retiee ffou . riaek r. rff
3 aaoef :. ~ fer So Hgrecse ~ rses.eif =
1sf es
Dssez 6rxrs EspIss Egvsussf ga, 1ss8
NFFtfI
Effertaf enft a-f
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice IS hereby given. that the once 81 the
collector for the Third ward viii be held az
No. p south Division street. Nilemzu Tan
ners store and that the tax roll for said ward
IS now Ia the hands OF the undersigned for col
lection. and that he Will attend a. bis said
Office until ana including the 10Th day of
January. after the first publication 81 this
notice, from o'clock s. m. until o'clock ,.
M. for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand RAPIDS, November 2sth, lsso.
LEONARD A. MERRILL.
Collector Third Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Nefes is hsr-tf & fsr. that fhe efres - me
- iecfef So fbe hiHth ~srs 80 hnif ~
Ne ~ We faftof rff~eT arc ffsf fne fsr
r fof - Fnlo E rav iH ere hfnfr ~ the
nr6ers.FEef ftf nr Ieeffr sra ffNf he II
sffenf ~ - ssfs aIcs urfl snf fffiuffra 80
lffh Hsr - tefHsrF. sftef fts frvt ruHf. -
ter ~ ffis retlet frau s'etecf . ~ urfff
g cgsk 3 ~. ffr fsf purpose ~ rerflF ~
fsFss
fizEef EFfEf EsE c. sTerriff- <rN 1ef
AFEaHtF EfhFHrU
Collector tfatt y ar6
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice r. herebv given that the once - the
collector for the Sixth ward viii be held ~ fte
southwest corner % SER bncr and Leonard
streets. and that the tax roll for said ward is
Row Ia the hands Of RE undersigned Tor col
lection. and fhsf he viu afteno AZ his sal
once unul and intending TIE leth CAV "a Jaru-
afy. after the first publication Of this notice
from oclock g. ~. uufll o'clock D. m.. for
the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rap cs NoFern hert.fh. 1sn-
John Hoo6 fRHfDE
Collector rintn Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
The Cirole Francais.

At the meeting of the Circle Fran
caise NJ. Berard submitted list of 100
books which will be purchased to re-
plenish the library. He also read
French drama IN q most acceptable
manner. Until further notice the
weekly meetings will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Goodman, 6S Ran
sOm-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Soath KndI- l. @

The Committee on History presented
very attractive program in which
much interest was shown by the ladies
of the club. Impromptu talks were
gwen by several members on the lead
lng topics OF the day. The following
literary program was interspersed with
music: Capture of Major Andre"
"The Lonely Death-bed." /" signing Of
the Death Warrant" Block Building
on Manhattan Island"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


Notice Is hesoby given, that the 0fnre of the
collector Tor the First ward viii bt held az o.
lt6 Ellsworth avenue aud that the tax roll Tor
said Waro 10 new Ia the hands ~ Tie uudtf-
signed for collection aud tlat he viii attend
az his said ONCE until and including The JON
day of January. after The nrst puhlicailcn oi
this notice. from O'Clock a. m. until O'ciock
=. 'n. f0r the purpose 81 receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids, November 9Th lsN.
MARTIN &. bEJAeFh.
Collector First Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Wizards Return.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Henry Willard,
the Northern Pacific magnate, has
reached New York from his European
trip. Nothing whatever could be elic-
tied from Mr.. Willard regarding the
financial ENHANCEMENT in which bis
railroad and other enterprises are in
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

the onterprising young feed dealers,
wholesale and retail. have leased the
store, s4 South Division-st.. to be used
in connection with their present store,
l30 Oakes-st., which store. though large,
proved too small for their business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Tha frst Of = series o. soeiais, under
tne .usuess Of valley Csy Lodge No
se 81. 9 T.. wss held az the bome ct
,r.s. Ag,a.s Var Baren. Of 2oe Turzer-
- f.4f Thnrstsv evening Accut
..~.-,fv.fvs persons enjoyed ire me
..-..crss nn,ert and Ia cious supper, al
.,.~vs8 Frse. The Rotations ~ Frank
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
The Thanksgiving Hop.

The hop given Thanksgiving night by
the Misses Gage and Benedict, at the
Ionia-st. ArmOry, was largely attended
and was a brilliant affair. The music
and floor were all that could be desired
and the occasion was most happy one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Tn. schroeder-AIthen wedding

The marriage of Miss Matte Althen
and Mr.. Jake Schroeder at Lowell. next
Wednesday, promises to be brilliant
affair. and Will be largely attended by
the society people of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

bFrsAt splenss a sf.fs xeif rerdsred
n - n4sl-s Z Llief FsadsElnz 80 r.
ul4Ik4bly nns. TIE ehzra4e was a
-&4e~ = tt1ee acts. ae1 sas eSIDsc 4A1
s~lt ksAstsfe2- Alter tie sntsrtala-
aleaF sa pF<f s1s served after sciel a.
Nent home seii Pisasea N1th tne ssen-
~ > snteftaiaaelL Ihe asxs of ths
ssf.'ss 49, - bed .lth NJ tuTpbull.
q eLIAs ave- "a ths ne4r future.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Notice is hereby gwen. that the once of the
collector for the Second ward Will be- held 90
No ls North Division street lWenhRm' block
and that the TAX ro.i for said rard is nov "a
hands Of the undersigned for collection. and
that he wifi attend al his said 0ince Until aud
including the 10Th day az January. after the
first publication OF tins notice. from O'Clock
a IN. until 0ciock D. IA. for the purpose "a
receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 2sth. 1890.
.. J. DoORNlNk.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
rhe yyaters-tNssard wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Anna Waters
aud Mr. Morris Cassard, of Chicago,
will be solsmnlzed at OSkhurst, Tues
day, December is. They Will reside IN
ChicarO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

sExht chsuTs n tiue vri - 1rsds
~ the r.. R 4 T. p f. on sare -,
Norember 20 rs q ro1 leaving oeft
for Ch1caao 81 20 2. r.. - tsFe 50
81 O. ? ~ sH6 srrve ir Cssosgo - s,4l
q ro. Tfnls 80 o-lT casEEs a. ecttnR
trs frcn1 frsnf p ps5s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

To- adass e ths Herns Hsn1
Sc ctr of - Srrft m Nsrscrls Cfgrca
v nos ~ snnus ssSe * - ckgrch
Yz1loTs December 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

sstf~s4s An1 a. s1f1fU1 : z-s<~ 80 -
sil@t, Aftsf saleA taey a. dsR4Esea tef
Rome ~tn tee coase = saess 41 h4f -I-s
sFSak IA sn3gsz1ls evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Eto.

CHICAGO. Nov %
FIouR-Quiet and lower. Spring Wheat
Patents. s. so1475, Bakers. s. 25f3. 50; Win
er Whest Flour. H.e04ae0 FOR Patents
s44O9450 for Clears.
WHEAr-Ruled lower. No. 9 Cash eix1
92hc, December e99se. and May N0t9
s.0ih
Consultative and lower. No. g 5Ol52c: No
Yellow, 50lt5ec; No. :, sea5lo; No. Yellyw,
S9R5Ic. December, seK 33jhc; May. nSt55k @.
OATs-Active. unsettled and lowor. No. 2,
<3HQ4sAc. December. fSCis4c; Hay 4b43
45ac. Samples IN good supply snd lover. Ko.
3. 401s3c; No White, 1890; No. 2. ste4sog
No. WHIT. 4sf$fi6c.
RYE-Q<et and steady. No. cash. eossa
zoe Nsvemher, ossso. May, 7so Sample lots.
7OO7Ilc for No e. and $50 &C for No. J
BARLEY-Demand fsir: market Arm. No. 9
cash. 7Sgsoc. samples: cOnnoH. 57a sc;
good 70 choice. 65e70c, ana extra lots, T21Soc.
EEss PORK Market rather active. and
prices ruled easier. Quotations ranged az ~ %
ag12H for casa; 8 sode.0o for December
sltf2a1lLeo for January and tiia21Se 90
for May
LARD-Rather active and prices ruled lower.
Prices ranged az sasbzssS for cash: o. "a
5.s2tS foT December. H.lzf16i71s for January,
and &c fass5 for Nay.
BTTTER-Cr>amery, iS127 Aog Dairy. iS0z3o,
Packing stock. e1eC.
PouTrRT-Live CHECKERS Dasc per - 7.
Spring Chickens. e1lssc per 10 Live TURKEYS
sGsc per ID. live Ducks 7&so per 10. I, Live
Geese. g. sofs - per eozen.
LIoroRs-Distilled Syirts rHlsc nr1n 81 q. a
per sal for finished goods.
Wisconsin Prime White, sc. Water
Waite. exc. Michigan Prime White. e4cs
Water White. IKE. Indiana Prime White.
&c. Water White i0ac; Headlight f-s test
Io.c; Gasoline. - dsE's. I4c. - esrs. exc;
raphths. es dsg's Sc
NV YoHE Nov -
wHrAT-Deciired kaNc. but recovered
stessv only iocsi fzsdiBE December. y n
area 02z March, O. orc 49, HsT Egka
% 7lf
CoES-Duu snd sasy. rs .. sosoHke,
steamer rnlNet. SO.
oArs-Ess -. Western 4eTsso
Provisions Beef stesdy. Flate. y soa1 -
family. a. "a 20 - Pork fairly sottrs esiet
ksss go - lz9 ~. srtrs prize. tltVlG g "a
Lsrd gEist, veak Etesn fer 5eFed 11lT%
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

="
CGTT1E-NsrEst CRY fsiriy actirs ~ iocs
snd sklpEinF srcoBEt c'aotss3ars raER~o a
- "a S fcr cE-ios - f&zoT e. . tsE s1sers
q "a - fcT goo - 81 eioe - g "a = 80
souuoa - fsir O. g. ss1s . ~ Bvrs@rs
Steers - 1ef ~ for sfuexsfs g - e ~
TsEazs. a. ga q fer Esst.rns EFzs y
~ Fesse-s 4 "a = fo- Ocss . Ee3-E fsf
p 80 = yaT 80 fer "a - sr.s
Eoes-HsTsst eHlT r.-.esrtte q srfiTs sssee
rares6 - e. r. - r fss Pl9s. ~ as ~
iizhf e seas r. faT rrars psr<irF = S1s y
g. nix-< ss.s a sa N fsr s-av7 vscsas sc
EzzBp1zE stK
Van Hcuten's Cooos-I.srgsst sale y
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
THESOCIETY COLUMN
artous Guesr supsrstitlons Abouf
Weddings.
HEr ATE IHlSEScIYHc TURKEY

Feiat 90 VISA D~lightfat stsrssg-
s2@n tis9 EstsFt4iahasnt stss2
At sns L4sls. lItsEaFg
ttah esksEaay
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

81 AaIsEsa asD4asls.
lo1Asd a. nsr, asF esss sefe hlas.
TAR clrr4 9iaf STA s4f1T1 11es
cf 4Ai4sg la4Fe. trils s.I aeaf.
- "a cii44Eiiea <44e, tsf t.4se sSeu1ed meet.
aettsa arf aps 44.For aes
4 di1 - saS nlaa Ssuia a..
sAaited n her sFe8-a-.s s8li11t Yqsf
2as l4sAe1 liail ssosi s88lzA ~ e4t-
I sssge4 g. asI.
A, 1lsi sng MAST tns geHrafai dea
~ tAocs al "a fsT as lrN
otlet hs4Faf aa1 h1e8, sit1 a1stithE tert.
Lie tdfas 4 salsncrsa4il e0lHgletef
HE 1as - fai4 saat eitfiis "a t1To1sl-
/ al4rIl1a asr.
-batr0is Ffes PEesA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Van Hcuten's Cooos-I.srgsst sale y
the world
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08
PAsSE ;,E2S.

Per steamer st Nicholas from Fernandina ~
II /. Preston. Mrs Brown. A Smith and wife, j
Rossis, c n Tysol, J Atkinson. Mrs Amos saw
r, Miss Fannie Sawyer. Matilda 80 ing and
son. " Haggard, w VI rissel, l. Purple, and :
dec6
Per steamship Chsttahoochee. from New York
- Miss Mnnie-J Morgan. Miss Gaubund. Miss
Daisy Williams, Miss y G Blair ami mai !. J J
Blair. G l. BLAIR. J H JohusoI, c w Gardner, A
Gardner, r Palm n aud vile, G A Lamsd, w
j. Whiting. Mrs X SantoD.
Per Steamship Nacooc1ee. from New York
j ID Rogers and wife. + II stacy and wife. J
Walker and wife. ID w Julian, J Morsa j %
Glenn. Il II Harrison, Master e King, II y.
McWbIg k Farrell H. Pine, Miss d Beat II
A Borty. X Melior. g J Permit l. l. Barrett.
+ g Cabsilo, J. Cabello. Dir cab Ito. Miss J ci-
belo Sterage-R Damon. w Mango, J. Mango
4 Tfnbsno aud wife, Mary Trubano, } Gulreto
4 Gaul.
Per steamship Kansas City for New Yorx--
Mr. and Mrs A b Rogers and infant, Mr. aud Mira
q 20 Wight. infant and maid. Dir and Mrs II
Bosw H. tw children and maid, Mrs w Barley
and son. Mrs A Maguin III Dan e S and lady. q
Denison G Hartridge, Cnas Rogers Ms W,u
Cressv. Mrs Coffin Nc aud Mrs G Fuller. Mrs
G A Jones, Mr. and Mrs J Maguin. Mrs Richard
Robinson and daughter, Mss Malipch. Miss
N Merrill. Mrs Augusta Brown. Mr. aud Mrs ID
II Wckham, Nrs Phoebe Cook. Rev and Mrs A
D L Jewett. Mr. and Mrs A Sheer, Mr and Mrs X
Root. w q Ritter, Mrs " Ba mes. Vim Deyliu
aud son. g Il BfoInce. IL & Mccall Miss & NJ
Ra bold Miss Miscaily Il J Crandall. A Balk.
a A Kendall, Is Tebbitts. Joha Paul, Robt Paul.
j Robertson. q Whaisn. J W Sc.multz. S
ROthscaid III r bietheD, .I0Bn Waith0ur, J ID
PhilIet j Fields, q Woffnan Miss 4 " Van
Loonsn, Miss 81 Van Loonea Miss z Van
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08
Fruit and Vegetable Market

Reported bU 9. 5. Palmer 1866 Redde ST.. NJ Y.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Tne market for the week
closing to-day has been a most satisfactory one
on southern produce from the fact of the in
creased demand for East r, and the limited ar
rivals If new vegetables have found quick SALE
and a prime stock at extre ne prices. Straw
berries especially have been in light supply, and
fancy selling from 60075c PER quart; fair to
good 30050c. Receipts CT oranges for the week
were S,2i5 boxes, less than half of the quantity
of the week previous. A firm marSet il bssn Z
maintained for all desirable fruit, but only the
strictly fancy is bringing the extreme price of
81 50W5 90 per box; other choice brights from
50 J0Iai 60, and russets from So 1903 80. There
and Hing foo 81 90. rGsSets not wanted. A
few snap beans arriving aud are readily sold
from So O0G1 % per craze; INFERIOR 81 0JGt4 %.
We note no arrivals of green peas; first
cepts will sell for 81 % il prime. Cucumbers
selling at 81 90 % o. and in liz hr supply; beets,
II 5o@1 50; squash, 81 20. Tomatoes arriving
in liberal quantities. from Key West, Havana,
Bermuda, and also from many southern points
in Florida, but from the fact of both frost and
drought the ualiCy is ordinary and the bulk
sells from 81 50GD2 80; but anything strictly
fancy as to size and color will realizs from 50 Oh
selling all TIE way from So j0Qne 90 per barrel:
caulihoweF FROM 80 00Tr Oh. Cabbage in only
mo 1erate supply and me market closes firm,
prime selling from 80 00M3 50; potatoes in
moderate supply, old crop having advanced in
price and with a prospect OF very light new
crop, extreme prices are expected to rule from
tois time. Florida TO. ling from s. 5O07 81:
No. 2 from 50 50Ge 90. As the season Is Iar adj
vauced the demand will be large from this time
for al kinds OF new vegetables. aud those who
are fortunate in being able TO make early ship
Inents of prime stock will, therefore reap the
adva1ta OF the extreme prices, and the inn
portancs OF the most diligent care AMI cultiva-
tion IS apparent