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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
II. D. c. vAx
Grand Rapids. Feb. i2. 1870.

Grand Rapids. Feb. i2. 1890
on motion of Aid. Emmer. referred 20 the
Committee on Ordinances
The clerk announ eed remonstrancss sggre-
eating 24n signatures including those reported
Monday evening against The selling q the
water works and asking the council 20 oppose
a. steps looking - their sale.
on motion % AId. Creque. ls'd on the table.
The clerk als1 aDua1pcet petitions. aggre.
gating Ios signatures Including those reported
Nonds7 evening asking that The water ques
iioa ~ submitted % fhe vote ofthe people
On notion &C AID. CreqHe. lad ou the tsh.e
On motion n AID. stein. 81 petifous and
remonsfrsnces relating ~ the water question
we're fas-n from the table
Ala. Ip-ner r owed Go adopt the report n
fhe specI a. canmiftee on the water question
found on pages sif fl3. printed proceedings
roa request. the report vas read hF che
ciers. Addresses were then msse hy AlG
>reia. e7ps ~ fRs sa-e ofthe wafer works
srf - A.. Lsun.era zna Turner ia favor "A
suhrittfaz IRE natter tat ere people
Hon Thomas l. GiIberf. ~ 1rftsd 20 g.
dress fbe counei. gave bic View, slso protest
l1E aEslrst 81 irg fhs citvs water plant.
Question beinz esue4 for ~ tl Crsous
the vote on the adoption ~ tAe report uss lssf
a. faHavs
Yeas Nd. Anssrs-a. Lsuuisr. NJ
Rod E-rs STOKES Stehti Tlrr err
Nsrs-A.a. Baldwin. crs..f. E-ner. q Doc
rsL sannssrs. stsin >p-oaf. Te-sx-s
A. fag1sr-s moved to a.
Cs-rlsd.
Iess-st. l-ssrso-. Rsltv- r-s,u- F-
mer. Laaniera. Nser. 1---eI Ro6ee-s
ssantsrs srHa STOKES srca. seters
Turner Te-ex-ls
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
CROZIER & CUTTERS
Y REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
=. n. CALDWELL, NAEhGTR.
Weston Enfiding. teual=tt

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. mortgages.
Vi manufacturing and bank stock. and ether
securities Tor sale ~ Crozlef Cutter. .brok ers.
Weston building.
lumber. Mineral and Goa laDds IN large
tracts "a fhr South. for sac OT ef chaufe
by Crozier A curtis. Hesl Estate Department.
estou building.
lots OF bOT. FOR EALFfEo 10 SOC. iu
- south part ~ city eegant location for
moderate homes. on high ground. Cal on
Crozier A Cutter. beal Estate Department.
Weston huilf nr.
S0on0 Is be price FOR house snd loi On
'-oVO HeuTF-st.. near Cherry-st. Torf o.
tbr best residence part q ciff. Inquire
Crozier + Cutters Real Estate Department
esfon building
$500 WILL BY house on South Ioaia
lbDV IT, near Fiffh-A-e street rars
terms reasguahir. Car q fro7ieF a lof q
heal Estate department. Weston build
as CHFBRT-sT. h an elegant hons. uesf
- Henry 81 frr sale very frsar nahs
fns reighborhood. shadf. water. Gss. ssvrr
and furnace zee Crozlfr Iutlsr's Esal -
tate Department. ~ o. bulla ~
HEAVY senr frr sale. age 4 sn6 p havs
II wen matched. good drivers, gentle END
sou8d. Write of coli on lrozifr 4 inter. "a
f0r huff.ng
EIFg tNT residences On South Prospects
= for ss.s - cruzier A Cutter Pea bsfats
Dsparf ulrHt. n esfon hrildinG
AlRF Tr0VTFTT Farms r'fv snf sufuf
\ hsn properly for sale ar6 - changs. Gro
z.sr a Nufief'f hra Esfsfs Department y 60
tau D. ding
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

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EOR RENT-A factors. 800 feet 1oor area. .
horse power engine. several mach nee -
rusr rufaffurfuE furniture etc. al iu good r1r.
ditiou. ready io start Also ery Sins verF p
vorahIf terms % n gtf usn Apply g. N HU. p.
Richards Eerfon TABOR Me #-f
EoR RENT Basement store III Psr Tleee
building aIr0 groan1 fro~ orref - re
rear ~ ms.r 81 flaee. hraY t0 hzEarf
Wo.rttt a gsrsa. = Wnrr6te 2iti
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

On motion or A, Creque. accepted and
placed on ME.
Report from Com nittee on Municipa! Affairs
OF Board OF Trade:
Whereas. The Common Council OF the city Of
Grand Rapids. at its session Of January z
ultimo. passed An ordinance compelling the
manufacturers having lumber yards situated
north of Hastings and south Of ColdbrOok
streets TO refrain from piling lumber within
this district after sixty 90 days; and.
Whereas. The manufacturing industries af-
f-cted by this ordinance have the right OF pri-
ority in the premises having been in undis-
puted possession Of the property used for their
lumber yards for twenty-five .251 years or
more and.
Whereas The action Of the council is arbi-
trar- and not in harmony with the acknow-
ledged reputation which our manufacturers
and citizens have established abroad; and.
Whereas. The execution OF the intent OF the
said ordinance by which said manufacturers
are compelled to establish lumber yards at
long distances from their factories. will make
the cost Of their product so much more ex-
pensive that il will become impossible for a
majority or the manufacturers affected by the
provisions of said ordinance TO compete with
| the other great manufacturing centers Of the
United states. in none OF which such rcstric-
| A4t4lN fAAntf sstlNr
Whereas. II is not as claimed by the pro-
moters q the passage OF said ordinance that
these lumber yards are excessive fire risks
since the rate OF insurance fixed by the Board
OF Underwriters is but per cent. while tie
| rate of Insurance on the buildings owned and
occupied by these manufacturers. to which 10
| objection Is made. is from to 81 per cent.
and.
Whereas. such legislation tends to counter
act the two years OF earnest and effective
work undertaken By this Board Of Trade IN
inviting capital 10 this city contemplating the
location Of other industries; and
Whereas. The action Of said Common Coun-
eli in this matter Is antagonlstic 10 the true
interest and welfare Of this city, therefore,
be il
Resolved That this Board Of Trade will use
| its earnest endeavOrs 10 see that Justice Is
done g. the manufacturers. pedgng hem our
most earnest support.
Resolved That our Committee on Municipal
Affairs be- and n is hereby Instructed TO pres
ent % the Common Council at its next session
our formal protest against the ordinance Ie-
ferred 70. and request its immediate repeal
Correct copy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

pAr~E.TTF BOLT. esrs-s ws-fhvuserrsr
- 81 IiI -nEta = risfol-st. sfcrs pans sr<
f1gse grrfs ~ Irw rates racs 81 sDf
n-rr.ra prrmrflv srtente1 t8 ~ tslsr f rr' ~
; 2. - isn Ae
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
&. w. WATKINS.
u. G. ALEXANDER. SolicitorJ
Fire, Life, Accident and Surety Insurance
Agency
Under Old National Bank. Phone 22s-1.
WHAT BETTER PROOF DO YOU WANT

A Minister of the Gospel in Illinois
writes: "Last week / had a relapse; |
began using the Cure La Grippe rem
edy; took it right along; now ! am get
ting well. On Sunday ! preached twice,
today went family visiting and brag-
ged up Cure LaGrippe. Am now taking
the tonic to strengthen. ! consider 1t
an excellent preparation"
old by all druggists, or sent prepaid
on receipt of Sl.O0.
LA GRIPPE MEDICINE co.
80 GrandyiHe ave. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
Public schools.

The unlimited and united energies
of our teachers are required to prop
erly dispense knowledge to the present
juvenile population. In common with
the main portion of the city consider
able amount of planning Is required on
the part OF the efficient corps to prop
erly accommodate the constantly IN
cresslng attendance. A considerable
number Of pupils, also, attend the
High school VINO ought to attend the
ward schools. and thus better accomo-
date those who are properly entitled to
High school privileges. We need a
ward school near the center of the city,
say Second or Third wards in the
densely populated parts. The sooner
this much needed Improvement IS
brought about the better for all con-
cn~r,ad
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

EELP EAkTED-kALE
WANTED Immea 4lely. porter; eas that
W e1n wait % tAgle- flotoArr Place g.
WANTED husIlng travelling msn car &c
" cure SIDE Aae thai vii pay 80 Seekly.
address Merchants Specially Co. Chicago. <
WANTED - Two COED statesmen % take
~ cr1Ss ana collect Apply Monday
morning 81 a. Poari-st NJ. J. Morley. s.
, WANIED-SituAt!oa .s stationary engineer
w n. X. bOKs. IS
[ WANIED-A young man With practical
" knowledge Of manufacturing furniture
must hAse soHe money knd tske active part
E l. business. Address +. A. Hamilton lasI
/ Saginaw, Mica. a
/ SALESMAN WANTED-A live energetic man
| - % sell goods On The road salary and d
Penses, OF commission. Address n AailAu 4
Rider, ielegI am Herald once. 5.
! \XANIED-Re Reliable local and travelling
/ w statesmen. Positions permanent Special
/ Inducements now last selling speciaities
don { delay salary from start. Brown Bros
/ AurseTymen. Chicago, HIS June =
| WANTED-Saiesmen. clerks. bookkeepers.
! W baTtenders. teamsters. shipping clerk :.
| farm hands. once help. aud all others out Of
! employment 10 esil and investigate our eta.
| procuring situations Cooperative Employ
| ment Company. 1924 MOnrOe-st.. rooms y and
/ SZ Porter block Phone lczI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

McGinty has actually been found.
He made his appearance, in person, at
the Valley City mills with a load of
wheat. For the truthfuluess of tins
statement call and see for yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

IoR rALk-tai Ia ana see eur iisi os hik
uar~a.us taI ihis Ntck ia reai estate enc
81 lhe n@S. Psy - oiecks the Gay Nit saka
tts NlA IiaX to lAfrstsEste Plenty 81 farms
o. So. or trfoe hiusey 4 Mercer successors
- ". ii. AlnssF u Oahal-sl.. u esl0s buli0lns
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

Eoop NKlGHBokS are Alwsxs anxious 30
= Nafc agsAt house ia tneir utls iltoi
heed rented q. parties whe WllI make gooo
be lkht2fs I have vacant house a. gJal
nesshe0F1o0a ieT real IoI "a peE m0nEk J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
LOST

| OS1-on Cherry-st. . poek efboOk sontain
A iRg money and rlnf . liberia rrwsr6
sli se giNeE b. Tie IndeT. Please leave st
tins Offco 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

E0R RENT-Large elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent-sYe. and Canal-st.. with
gas newly furnished ana reftted. Everything
strictly hrst-ciasS Entrance. CTescent-sye. F..
also. s. Canal-st ENQUIRE al Room a. s5lv
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Bewitched Milk.

2. S. Bean, a former Oxford dean, now
residing in Cadott, Wis, communicates
a strange tale of an old Oxford county
superstition to The Norway Advertiser.
He says chat when be was bad the peo-
pie Of his neighborhood used to believe
that an old woman living there was q
witch. She became provoked with a
neighbor because the latter refused to
sell her a COW, and thereafter no butter
could be made from that cows milk
No matter how long they churned, the
butter would not come As the story
goes, girl in the family had heard that a
witch could be burned and dispoaessed by
dropping 3 red hot horseshoe in the churn
with the cream She tried the expert
ment, whereupon she declared that a
scream issued from the churn! The but
ter soon came. and scar in the shape Of
a horseshoe was afterwards seen on the
old woman's person by some imaginative
observer. when was boy, l believed
the story, but my faith is sonevha,
shaken now" says Mr. Bean.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Offended a,,.Indi.. pr;,,

The Prince of Wales son. Albert Vic
tor, has given mortal o.fense TO the
Maharajah Hoikar. one of the michtiest
OF Indian princes, by not visiting his
court. Holkar was in London during
the jubilee festivities in 1857. and gave
the officials more trouble than all the
rest of the royal visitors put together.
he was never satisfied. and finally re-
turned to India before the appointed
time in high dudgeon because the Prince
of Wales or some other infidel prince
did not advance the proper number of
steps to meet him upon certain occa-
sion. Holkar now swears that Young
Albert Victor's sin of omission was in
territorial, and that he will be revenged
As Holkar rules over 5000 square miles
of territory and has / ,225, 900 subjects
he is capable of giving trouble to his
suzerain. and the Indian government is,
therefore, watching him closely, with
one eye on Indore and the other on the
RUSSIAN government at Nexy.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Up Go billiard Balls.

The news that Epnin Pasha had lef: be-
hind him his load Of ivory has had sur
prisins effect upon billiard interests in
this country, and its effect may be soon
felt in Q further buliicg OF the market
for sott ivory used in lhe manufacture OF
billiard balls. The pricc OF billiard talls
was recently advanced TO SO fox set Of
four balls Of standard q inch ucesure-
poent. Ii was the last boom Of a slow
rise in price that had been going o. for
nearly year. Last year before the ad-
vance set in q standard set Of balls Of the
best ivory could be bought for S2s. Pool
balls were trifie cheaper. because such
true spheres of ivory are not needed In
pool.
The billiard bali manufacturers attrib-
ute the increase to the war that had
been going on in Zanzibar for year or
more between the Arab traders and the
natives on the one hand and ehe German
leaders of the nrosectorate at Zanzibar
on the other. These costly dssensions,
the manufacturers say, had the effect Of
greatly ret2roing the experssaon OF soft
ivory from Africa. and created a scarcity
Of good ivofy tha. made the increase In
prices Of billiard balls necessary.
The war IN Zanzibar was squelched
some time ago by the Teutenic protect
orase, bat the prices Of the billiard balls
have not been depressed correspond
ingiv.
Emin Pashs,s store of ivory ts,eks Rad
been accommodating for years, and Dr.
JunSer estimated two years and a half
ago that he had about $50. coo worth OF
tusks. This had prossbly increased
month b. month. bat the latest dis
patches were.tha, it had all been burned
or deposited with native cAiefs.-Sew
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
RECORD BOOK

Comfy Superintendent Pence's class
ffscatiol register Is the most COM
pie.e thing Of the kind ever published
John Mcdonald. editor O; the Western
School Journal, writes: II examined
Superintendent Pence's Classification Reg
lister. and was much pleased with Il A
number OF superintendents pronounce is
superior 70 any other now before the pec-
pie. and they are OF the opinion that the
Register should De placed in our county
schools There is no reason why Kansas
rnonef should be going 70 distant cities
when we have a better article in our own
state Address K +. MURDOCH
Manager EAGLE
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
NEMESIS.

The xteru PROFESSIONAL asccnts the steep
OF high Olympus. and the kings of song
With ceasc!ess note the antipholy prolong
OF those who robe in sacko!oth. Sad and deep
Taeir voices who the unchecked remembrance
keep
OF wandering passion. Fearlessly and strong
Did Shakespeare wall the expense Of spirits
wrong
And Burns the woe that poppied pleasures reap.
Easier for human hearts TO bear pain
Than to forego the rapture that they miss
Men may repent, but how can they repents
SINS retributico dwells in longings vain:
Not in rernorse but il the wild regret
And helpless yearning for disastrous biiss.
Thomas w. Higginson in Christian Union.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Keep This for Fu,ur. reference.

The Fort Scott. Wichita e. Western rail-
way Missouri Pacific Route" is the only
liue running solid trains through from
Wichita TO Kansas City and ct. Louis.
leaving Wichita at S:l5 p. ~ you arrive at
Kansas City next morning at O'Clock.
Pullman palace sleeping and free reclIn-
ing chair cars through 10 Kansas City ana
St. Louis without change. Remember II
you 90 via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line conntc-
tions at Junction Point, but you 60 right
through on solid trains. This Is the only
route whose main line runs through Wicn-
ita All trains are made up here apd run
through solid TO Kansas City aud ST. Louis
II is the shortest line 20 81. Louis
by 4s miles aud swo hours the quickest.
Two trains daily to St Louis snda II points
east Ticket office i37 North Main street
Depot corner Second aud Wichita streets
Z. E BLEcKLET,
Passenger and Ticket agent, 49, Main
St, Wichita Kan.
II. c. TOWNSEND,
G. p. & T. A, ST LsuiA No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-22

remaining space Of the first floor. The archi-
tects are Messra Barry. Simpson d Andrews
and the builder is Mr.. W. C. Morrison.
MR.. JoRpAS's NEW HOUSE.
house is being built for Mr.. George A. Jor-
dan ON p street between 18th and 10th streets
The structure will consist of three stories and
a basement surmounted oy high slate roof,
broken with dormer windows. Brown stone
will be used in the construction of the front up
to the first story and brick for the rest Of the
front. bay projection will extend to the
third story, where it will be finished with a
balcony The interior arrangement is very
convenient and considerable hard wood will be
used The house will be heated by steam.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Gale will shortly begin the
erection OF an artistic cottage on the corner Of
Howard avenue and Brown street, Columbia
Heights, from plans prepared by L. F. Schnei-
der. the architect The house will contain ten
rooms besides lofty attic. The staircase hall,
about IA feet square, will make pleasant sit
ting room with its open fire place and screen
across a corner nook in which starts the stair
case. The exterior is of q tasteful design with
very high roof. tower, gables ahd dormers,
verandas, &c. and other features of the coun-
try home. The house will be finished in natu-
raj wood. cherry, &C., and heated BY the hot
water system Mr.. W. p. Lipscomb is the
builder.
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IN THE LINE OF APPOINTMENT
The List Of Eligibles at the City Post
Office.

The following list of names has been fur
nished the city post Office by the civil service
commission as having passed the examination
for appointment as clerks, arranged according
to rank: Ladies-Sara d. Rathbone, Efie Nc
Lane, Mary C. Manning, Mary ]. Metz, Almea
J. Smoot, Ida NJ. Beaton. Men--Harry J. AL
len. Vim. W. Hill, VIM. H. Webb, Edwin E.
Roberts, John Breck, Harrison H. Terrell, VIM.
w. Fraction, Charles W. Metz. Clarence o.
Williams, Benjamin A. Champion. Alphouso
Stafford, Herbert Gallatin, Henry G. Irving,
Samuel W. Denny, William H. Thompson
Frank c. Mullen. Frederick d. Riggles, Z. ID.
Brown, John A. Bresnahan, James W. Holmes,
Clarence A. Gray, Henry L. Lyman. John J.
Murphy, James H. Freeman, Augustus Hsimer,
Vim. "a. Cornish, Joseph E Carroll, Henry
Bowles John E. Purdy, John c. King, Edwin
g. Washington, John H. Siggers and Alfred ].
Edison. The following are on the list of eligi-
bles for appointment carriers: William Z.
Bruce, George N. Hardy, Mercer &. Alexander.
James b McFadden, William Felger, Daniel
ONeill, Joseph Oppsnheimer, Harry Wills,
Wan. p. Gray, Henry ]. bradley, George B.
Bishop, John ]. Mcintyre, Richard E. TuIl.
John Pope, Howard C. Fisher, James W. CAL
houn, Wiley h Newton, John Jost, walser II.
Stuart Edmond w. Scott, Arthur F. Boston.
John F. Balm, James M. Butler, Thomas ri
Mason, Charles 8. Mason, Edwin r. Lloyd and
Moses H. Jont2
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WOVEN Or F.sHros.
OPINION WELL WORTH STUDNiN0L
SOME STARTLING STATEMENTS

Harper. Bazaar in = leading editorial says;
An American woman psst thirty. who has kept ths
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the doio.
In this extremity IL is not strange that women loos
to cosmetics 10 ersir the r.Saees Of climate and
tom. and that the Of these hazardous Allies 4. rap
idly increasing"
NoTE-These startling statements and should
cause every woman 20 ponder well before she
preparation hsr face where the chance. are %
great of serious injury following such use. There
seems to be but one woman America who has thor
oushy tested and succeeded during her
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preparations purchased In Paris by Mrs. Harriet
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WHAT THE REcAMIER PREPARATIONS ARE
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ReoAmer Cream. which is the nrst Of these world
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RecamIer Balm is a besutfer pure and sim pl. n
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The RECAMIER TOILET PREPARATIONS are
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THos. b. sTIhLMAN, NJ. Sc. PHI d.,
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THE PRESIDENTS CUNNING TRIP.
He Brings Down Twelve Ducks and is
Having an Enjoyable Time.

The President had great luck yesterday and
succeeded in bringing down twelve ducks. He
spent nearly the entire day in the blind. "
coming from the point only long enough to get
his meals. He will return to Washington to-
day. Mr.. Frank Thomson, vice president Of
the Pennsylvania railroad and several other
Philadelphians came down and took hand in
the sport yesterday afternoon. The President
says he has enjoyed himself very much. but he
is annoyed by the publicity given his move
ments. Senator Sewall is the constant CON-
panion OF the President until nightfall, when
the entire party assemble in the coy room al
the house and spend the evening in converse
ton.
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Another Big JohnstOwn Flood.

Quite a serious food threatens the lower por-
tons Of Johnstown. The rivers have been
rising one foot an hour since 8 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, and as the snow was melting fast
all day heavy volume Of water is expected.
The water rose rapidly between and 3
o'clock last night and ut the latter hour the
street az the stone bridge was covered 70 a
depth Of several feet and all travel to Cambria
had to be across. the. stone bridge, wagon
traffic being suspended early in the evening ON
account Of its insecurity.
Poplar street bridge was closed 10 travel long
before dark and it is expected that the Cam .
bria bridge will give way NJ any moment. The
all the bridges might go, and the people living
in the lower part OF town are moving out. The
prevailing heavy fog adds much TO their dis
comfort