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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

f. Nff nfreolfanG positive cure for Ca
l'lfrl ianEcr Mouth and Head
injector ifee with ench bottle Use lt
'ir NfNlih aud sweet breath. Price,
u b. sod Dy EDdekor Brothers and
.. zoe 90. corner oi , 18th und Mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

Iaa.. fhfions and carts. or any We
.e.uri or lr.t.ur purposes. Mr.
~ hiusle. Nos. 3, 10 and ~ Tenth
h.l onlf an authority, hut an ca
NInUIanIurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

Some of the developments with ref.
er.uca t1 the tennessee coal stock are
amu.ius. Anon. them the pretty plain
insmuau0n that Thomas e.. piait get sew
cral Oi bs political cunics into ihe stock
40 last weeks higher prices. notably -ena-
Tor iliscock. THE report is that Mr.. lnman
bought several thousand shares below $50
ard has used the incident 90 regain a large
interest in the company and settle
the suit on bis own terms. lie said to-day.
I'VE are preparing to bring cross-suit
against the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
pany to compel 10 90 return % us ile prop
erty it claims we uAlnaded ON 1t. 0r else
Withdraw its suit against us. The property
We sold 20 the company il the best part Of
its assets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

ShllOhs Catarrn Remedy marvellous
cure for Catafrh. Diphthcria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. With each DoitIo There Il an
ingenious Nasal Injector for the more sue
cessfui treatment Of these complaints with
out extra charge. Price. SO cents. sold by
BOdeker Brothers a nd IA. 81. shield, a 20.
corner OF Filth and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

Mr.. David A. Ainslie makes a specially
OF the manufacture OF ladies' phalons. Nos.
s, 10 and Il Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26
Cor. SiXthand Broad

BEADED 100 BEADED WRAPS
WRAPS. came by cypress yesterday.
They are part Of q lot ue
bought pay under price. The courts
hat 10 gre consent before the Wraps
could te s0ld That's ,rhy hey dd not
al come t0ge!hsr. These zee aotc hare
are selling $3.50 each. Wc erpect to-
dag or to mOrroio 100 Beaded Wraps 10
sell for sl.2J: 100 Beaded Wraps to sell
FOR II 90; 100 Beaded Wraps 10 sell for
81 90 Beaded Wraps 10 sell f0r IS. II
you hare aa idea Of buying a Spring
Wrap, here is a favorable opportunity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26
TABLE
ADORNAIENTS

TABLE Some dainty
ADORNMENTS. plain linen md
monte cloth fig-
ger Bolsl Doglies. Glass Doylies, Corv-
ing Cloths, Dish Doylles. hare Just BEEN
opened at the Linen Counter, rhich are
selling for remarkably lo,e prices-ic., ,
&C., &c.. lCc. l2c.. lsc, 25c.
MAIL ORDERS FOR ANYTHING
CAREFULLY FILLED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

ACCORDION = Don't BE- misied by
PLATING. 0iriilg your ACCOR-
DION PLATING
to merchants, icA0 send your goods 10
Baltimore. irhsre 70 is done il q rgg
cheap manner al reTy cheap Price.
Better gire little more and hare this
rsIy norrcr plating ,re guarantee 10
d0-lhat is 50 much pretiier, and lcH
stand dampness and loear, because thor
oRghly strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26
rnE nIcmMoNn AND InnAnNAL.


john r. James. n Brooklyn rcal-estate
dealer. was commissioned by The promoters
of the Cigarette Trust t0 visit prominent
cigarette factories in Virginia and North
Carolina and ho made o. report as 90 their
valuation 90. % meeting 0i fle organizers.
DE declines however t0 give amy details 90
tha estimates Doe put on ile plants be eX-
amiucd. ILL., has just returned from the exc
nediti0n. Nr. Jame- is an expert appraiser
of real estate and oiAerr property Tie makes
"A speciality of such work. aud has acquired
"a wide iepu.aiian BOD the business. lie has
been engaged in applaising the values OF
lhe factories of lhe cigarette firms during
the past two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-26

Eaects Of Railroad Extension Real Ia
tate Investors at Norfolk Burial OF J
Alfred woin-Frsm All Parts of the
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
oiTrtS' ny SOUL INTER SHAPE

ECkos - age @1st
MI : s2y - sto1e.
A. lsE s. scsod SAet-
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gr~2ss q - ooDs Il
g. Ise gitEi1 ~ so1l
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Guzs Ey so-i 4tSF
sEsy4 ~ - go
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lzyin "a De,
niEnry bis st0nsi ]
Xez Laeeeoy
Z hope &C good sassi
VI lab hssps u
strxEstA
Orelss tFLng olc Sam
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
sTAFK OF nICHIsAN -
CcUsEf - l. Sss. crrs o. tsGAAp x.sa-< -
CHARTER ELECTION.

t<fs Ax<<s vkfso&
T. the Eess~xs = sst Cfts 81 srss-< k4l1sss
TAKE hofit1-Th3s tAx s1s1ai sA~ssos
slecuea II >4as oty ~ - ASS q s<ls c.sy e
.i1 = - spsss "a Hse<s, 80 - ~ = g..
0as NsssT' sss Rsrss.s. sss passyssr II
ths PsoE sns nsHssr d tss ss..s = hsssss
(sarl y 6Ts1a RAgsas ess clsrs q ths fslsss
Coart Of Grasd kAp4ss, ss-s ss.saos n ths
Peace IL sad iss ths slix - sf~Aa h<sias
ass, tie ka-lestas ssfo snnS1
fIksf WARD.
One Aleernac. eae sapefrssr. sAs Coz
lectsf, oae tsnst&tsS-.
SECOND WARD
ore AleezlDAD, ens slSeFslssfs sAs Sel-
leetsf enc CsAsiSb.s-.
THIRD wAkD.
One Aldermsn see >osefflsefs sns Cd
lectof. enc Consists.
One Alderman. eEe csPefHssfs sns Ssf
lcetoT, cts l0ast2sie-.
FifTH WARD.
one Alderman. enc esPSIs;ssfs vAs tsas
lectoI. one Consteols,
H1Tn WARD.
One Alderman. oss enpSf'sAsf' eAs esi
lector. one Csnsiseies
SEVENTH WARD,
One Alaernas. sBs Supervisor. enc Cob
leetof. ehs C0Dstsble
EIoETH wAEp.
One AIaermsp fer tho .efE ~ ens ,rAr tfen
the Inst Monday m Nay. A. !, Iap. ons Alder.
Sa5 Ma IsT s1s sss@ q 'rs ssr ..s sns . supss s
visor. one Collector. one Constable.
NINTH WARD.
one Alderman for the term Of twoyesrs from
the nrst Mondsy In May. A. u. teD. ssso
one Supervisor. one Collector. one Oohs'Aois-
TENTH WARD.
One lfdsrmau for The IrTTn Of ore year from
the nrst Monday in May. A. u. $50. snd one
Al0ersnsa for the term Of tive years from tie
hnt Monday ig May. 4 D; lss; Also one
Supervisor. oRe Collector. one ConstAplc.
And you will slso further take notice thst
the following places hays been duly dee's
mated by the Common Council of said city OF
respective wards ard precincts thereof Of
said city Of Grand Rapids. Tor SAID ohas'ef
election viz: -.
First Ward, srst precinct Is Grand
vi le avenue, In said city.
FIRST Ward, second precinct-Nurnber 81
South Division street, IN sad city.
Second Wsrd-Number II Fountain street.
Hartman block" IN SAID city,
Third wsrd-Number N7 Island street. In
Fourth Ward. ars, precinct Walkers store.
number 81 East Bridge street, ID said city
Fourth Ward. seeond precipe,-southwest
corner OF Crescent avenue aud Kent street. In
Ffth ward-Einn's Hall. number 3 Plain
tcld avenue, in said city.
sixth Ward-0ld Engine House on scribner
street north OF Leonard stIest. IN said city.
Seventh Whrd-Germania Han, on Front
street, in said city.
Eighth Ward-furner Hall jefferson street
in said city.
Ninth Ward--152 West Fulton street IN said
city
Tenth Ward-Ringuettes Hall. corner of
s nth Division street aud Fifth avenue In said
city
Attest. WM. 4. SHINKMAN,
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

OF Heaven turns; the seal Of the be-
levers hope; the transcendent pledge
and assurance of His own future bless
edness in a risen and glorifed body. But
whilst the Easter lilies and Bongs are
suggestive OF all this, and OF infinitely
more than can be conveyed in mere
words, they can from the nature OF the
case mean very little 70 the man who
rejects the supernaturalism of the
Gospels.
The resurrection Of Jesus from the
dead was stupendous example of
supernatural power; it was not only
miracle, but the miracle of miracles. The
apostles could never cease wondering
over It's unique and sublime character,
nor could they refrain from praising
God for 1t, as a direct and immediate
manifestation Of Christ's Divine nature
and sll-sufilclent grace as the Redeemer
OF lost souls, Paul, IN writing TO the
Romans. says that It was this miracle
OF the resurrection which declared with
power Jesus to be the Son Of God; and
in preaching to the Athenian philoso-
piers he made this miracle Of Risen
Christ the climax of his en- tire discourse.
Peter and the other early disciples did
exactly the same thing. And since
their day all devout believers have re-
garded the Risen Christ as the solid
rock underneath the church and the
well-spring of all the joys of salvation.
Any person, therefore, who, like
Matthew Arnold, claims that prefer
naturalism is dead, can not certainly
have any lot or proof in the Easter fes-
tivities. He hears no Christ saying to
him: 81 am the resurrection and the
life" He is acquainted with no Com
forter who speaks with authority: Il go
to prepare place for you; and il I go
and prepare place for you. will come
again and receive you unto myself, that
where am there ye may be- also"
To explain away the miracles Is to ex-
plain away the doctrine OF the resurreo-
tion and all the precious and comforting
truths that cluster around it and center
in 1t. 1t IS to rob the New Testament
OF the Christ, and after the Christ is
gone what, pray, does the system OF
ethics amount TO? The supreme, all
commanding, all-glorious Risen and
Asccnded Jesus is tho Infinite Person
who gives the sanction Of eternity to the
Gospel ethics, and validity TO the whole
scheme OF Revelation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

roetic and historic fame. bad been bap-
tirsd By is; a. he va @ ai-e ar used When
ta learned that his brother's llstle riri.
threa years older. tors ths tirne- -honorsd
usrns of Dorothy Qulnoy. ard this vas
the cousin hat vas nov visiting ths A.
lens
TIE two girls vers very anike. Der
cthF O. vas ci-T Tirl a finished CO.
q rsrte. ard cns Who snew her ow1
vaiue. sna -1unte3 srcrs nu-srhv
= Fsss simple maiden IN hsr sower." "
the sweeoesc. shTess aad most lovssle
gil In tha Whole county. md he nest
norahla housewife. Young "a she V1A
ur~ofh- q r1s aos the iesst hit = levs
pfth ~ Wal-sr Msrei -h. hes she Sid
r,ns his eclarzsion - add ~ her eng
rs-0f f~~ers ziair. ard Is made hstie
ur~,trr's te-asr hears sche ta know
trr- Sic had sucrseded. and tast tae
--fzsi-a shs "A IA ker rockse would
f-fa-- hin, 81, cruel - secticn. "a,
.rr., vas So ktnd and rosie s1d chfval-
r-rs a. rAero~er = woman vas concerned
u onlv roruth7 = lcvsi aan "a rstaxui
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06


their smile. IL was q picture that al
ways faded away in an atmosphere OF
tears
Easter Sunday had come again, and as
IT fell late in the year the earth was
green and lovely when Dorothy Allen,
grave, sweet and most lovely in her
simple dress OF almost Quaker-like color
and cut, walked alone under the trees
on her way TO church. The dress she
wore was ashes OF rose, that sublimated
into a glorifed pink, a white fchu
crossed her dainty waist and a string of
gold beads clasped her fair throat The
bells we're ringing glad Easter msdri-
gal, and the devout little saint was
going to Join in the carols and stand
among the annunciation lilies as fair
and pure as they. Walter Meredith
crossing the lane saw her. and some
lines that he had read that morning
came into his mind:
"Ths Easter lilies tell and slight,
With golden antlers cleaning
Within their wsxen boeOrns white,
OF holy things are dreaming.
And stirring softly say apart
Blessed are the pure IN heart"
He passed her. lifted his hat gravely.
Il have small parcel for you, Miss
Dorothy. | intended sending it TO you,
but it Just occurred TO me that it would
ba safer to hand it 20 you here"
what is it?" asked Dorothy, with
wondering eyes
a handkerchief that you left at the
bedside OF little lame Alice Farley. She
was afraid it would be lost before her
dear Miss Dorothy received it and asked
ne 70 take charge OF H."
Dorothy was looking at the address
he bad written on the wrapper.
That Is no. ny name" she said, grave
"; II am not Dorothy o"
Not your name? Whose is Il, then,
may ask?" inquired the doctor.
at IL the name OF the woman no
loves, thought Dorothy. with pang at
her heart, but she said: "It IS ny
cousins name, as you ought certainly 20
know She spoke with Just The faintest
tone OF reproach In her sweet voice.
Is IS she who Is Dorothy O."
The two stood facing each other under
the trees The bells we're ringing ju-
hilee, ard these two looking into each
others eyes saw - IA apocalypse an
Easter OF their souls.
II vas Dorothy who broke the silence
that hsd fallen between them.
That letter. then, WAS IL tor-ms7"
"Thss letter Was for you. Oh. child,
how could you make such mistake?"
"Is vas yoa who Tade the mistake
,he said. all her sweet face dyed ia
bushes; ard nov the ~0nan IN Doro-
shv's nature asserted itsef
We viii be late. The bells have
stopped ringing. shey vii be singing ths
szrDls-"
Walter Meredith walked az her side.
The cs-ols are in our hearts. he said.
little Dorothy. our love has found ia
Ess.er." Mas. NJ L RATNE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06


were crovding out Of the old church.
quiarly, dscorously, as became tho day.
Where is your cousin, Dorothy Or
asked one and another OF her young
friends As Dorothy walked along.
No one replies literally 20 q question
Dorothy could have sait: she stayed at
homo 70 write 60 her sweetheart" but
f. would not have sounded well 10 tho
ears % ehurch-going people, 50 she
merely answered in soft little voice:
she ald not como to-day" and left
a. The rest - the Imagination
How soon is Miss Allen going sway7'
asked Handsome Walter Meredith. the
young doctor who had lately como there
from New York. and he walked boldly
along By the side Of shy little Dorothy.
she goes tomorrow" she answered,
r- ely. and We will miss her. OH so
much. / am so sorry
II an sorry. too, said the young man;
she IA such good company, and /; has
been 40 pleasant for as three TO go about
together Bat 10 Ia time I settled down
q steA1y practice. 80 is will be as well
% begin a. once. No moro incoming
about In No Mans land, sh. Miss Dor
othy7"
No. suppose not; but-but you Will
have mamma 70 visit. and we shall SEQ
you sonstiass, Or Meredith9"
That depends" said the doctor, and
this time ks ala not smile, but looked
troubled as he took letter out OF his
pocket and gave IL 70 Dorothy.
.Will you see that IL reaches its desti-
nation. dear Miss Dorothy? When
hear from the lady % whom it - al
dressed shall DO either very happy
man or a very wretched one. II / do
not hear-wel, hat can have but ono
meaning. Dorothy. little one"
"A pleasant Easter, said a shrill voice
beside them. as one of the old women OF
tao village aobbled past
Dorothy dropped the letter into her
pocket. The doctor returned the greet
ing of the old woman with Goods day.
mother. and tgrned back hurriedly, for
is vas rot his custom % walk home with
Dorothy Allen. She vas too shy 20 en-
courage any such attention when she
vas alone, and be had been presenting.
When the other Dorothy was with
thorn Ler lopd laugh and chatter had al
ways seemed 20 invite him. and little
Dorothy took &c for gran led that all bis
looks aad words were for Dorothy @
When James Allen seven zen years
before aamed his itt'o girl Dorothy IL
was bsca1so he loved tao nsne, but be
f1rgo- t1a. 10 WAS an heirloom In the
fam 2 fl- .-rrn-tf tfru-a ha~L aus- sfn-a
bis rsvered aucest-ess, Dorothy @. OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

The ra-e ceremony p divorcinS a
woman from her dead husband. accord
ing % the reqairemenes of shs old No
sale lav. soox place recently as Louis
vile in the B'NAi jacob Synagogue.
The woman vas Mrs. J Levin. whose
husband ~as killed hg -ranps last sum
zer. she b sd no chlidrsn. Ard The cd
law q ths orthodox Jews is taas ia such
a case the dead nan eldest brother "a
e. marry ne wid0w srd raise ap chill
drpu IN sao name % ths deceased. Nrs
levin. however. I'D not desire - marry
Moses Ia~sa. her hHshsnGs bzo=her
nor he her According ? she must he
divorced from her dead uata This
,ersr,crv an oulT - performed by $50
or-ho5ox Jswlsh rs5cfs sctsaz II con
fanrtior "A sbese could ncs - found
n Louisville r6ev ~ere imported fro~
ckfra-o for the occasion. N sdu fssio1
fas - -vTeu - senes ~zs caa-ee
ard anire number - persons wit-
sessed the rsnaTsabls esrsno1F.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
q GRATED EYE-LlO.
Flesh Taken From Patient to Replac
Lost Optic Covering.

Lost Optic Covering.
Ono OF tho most remarkable cases OF
transplanting ever performed In Ameri-
ca, making the sixth time it has been
done in this country. took place on a
negro named George Davis at tho city
hospital In Louisville tho other day.
Tho operation consisted OF a new eye
lid being mado from flesh taken from
the left arm OF tho patient
Three weeks aCo. says the Courier
Journal Davis was brought % the hos
pital from ono OK the rock quarries,
whero be had been burned By an ex-
plosion. One side OF his face was hor-
ribly burned and one Of his ribs vas
broken In the fall that followed the ex-
plosion. When his faco began TO heal
it vas found that the upper eye-lid had
been blown away. leaving the ball OF
The ere entirely exposed. DR.. Ray was
called into consultation. and he decided
% try tho experiment Of transplants-
tion. After The wound bad sufficiently
healed 20 allow proper Inspection IL
was decided % cut the skin Just
above the eye-lash and whip it
vita threads 20 the lower eyo-
lid A thin coating Of tho flesh
vas then drawn from the upper portion
Of the ere, and when in place over The
eyc bad The appearance of the film over
a ducks ere Ender water. piece II
flesh, ere and oae-guAFter inches In
ieaZth and one inch vide. vas then cut
ont q the arm Just below the elbow
4 ais was aid over the eTe-hall and
sewed 70 he skin around The eye an3
e the thrsad q SKIN rhich held tke
sTe-lsshes This done. the stitching 70
the lover eTe-lld was removed a. "a -
allow little ar between toe upper and
the lower ids. Several boars p-ere con
sgmsd IA the operation. dEriaz which
the patient eas kept under TIE fnsuenoe
of al opiate
lhis experiment. was rrst atte-artei
hy The faz1ous II. WoelG. of i,ondon.
ten Tesrs ago I'd q that rne II was
considered Impossible Davis = srsntT-
eiEAs Yesrs cd. aad "a fast recovsri r :
from to- painfai sfzects a tae op@rs-
tioa- Blood vessels are alresdv form
ing between the Cd sssh and the a--i-
fclsl - ard ss soon - the healing
progresses e. "a "a - sIlor sac haa-
tsCss - b Removed. the sxueri nsent
VIZ "a eorpieee and 80 Ia ree3r =
rereorn - sssfsl AL aecssssrr faro
Ic1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

DorosAy shut her esnd aghay ever
ths letter 4ad : 80 dls1 II asE t4lr
thro4L Da1 cd sI~zys lss tEiEss 20
~rozg IN tais E4y, sna ner@ i S~s
Easssr- tide, .asa olr4s s2s1 HS~srs e@z-s
torta anew. snd sesrs-eears--soLns
hesrra a. Isass uzss oe ezEs1sd vita
pAia
she ~saS aonus snd fOand her eo2sta
dressed tor 3saasxs looking hsr very
pFsttisst-
-Whers Is Dr Asrecithy Isz't be ccEB-
iaz - s4y xvod-bys1" shs asked
4 10 not 6no=. PERHAPS he 81 tel
yog himself have letter for you,
ana Dorothy took Tie uiSstye 0GE of her
pocket, gave oas glance AZ the arn,
bold saDsrscri2tion And handed u - aer
eo1sln
'-Oa. the Big zoossl He has actually
screwed his courage - TIE sticking
point a. lAsL On Dorothy. It's soo fuAny.
!4st listen
Dorothy Allen, an ashamed Of you.
and | ~oa I listsn. When an honest
Laaa 0EeEs y0z his love yOu have no
rixht ~ gtticgls it and 1 giu not hear
what vas not intended for ny ears.
Sas ran cut Of the room and when =
half-hour later the two met az the din
nsr table no ~Ord sas exchanged about
the letter. and Dorothy y lad sab
dued look. ss II for once she VAS lit
tic ashamed Of herself
The next d4y she wsnt home, and Dor
othy resumed her quiet home life Is
WAS al understood thing In tho family
tAat Walter Meredith had offered him
self and been Fefused-the brilliant CO.
qastte wss already engaged Mr.. Allen
felt very indignant that his nisoe should
treat any one 30 badly, and it made him
little reserved 10 Or. Meredith. Doro-
thy. sweet girl. was afraid her sympa-
thy might make matters worse and did
rot offer IL, and the young man came
there no more except on rare profess
stonal errAnds, when ne saw no one but
Mrs. Allen
She tried 70 picture her brilliant cousin
as his wife. going the rounds with him on
bis erranGs OF mercy and bringing back
20 his eyes their sparkle and 70 his lips
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
THE MEANING or EASTER.

ft Means Every Thing TO the Believer,
But Nothing TO tho skeptic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

H.ss &c ala On ny soxrs Es0' &e1 foty toos
deep;
Y0' ses - bla ons CD desc wzn4ertn sheep
An hts xwlae teE heed so4ebody str@nes
Gwfls Jsr need s0usbOdy ssrons. cOAa 20
scc.
Has = zlighty % wslzht d-ss . rosttn' "a ne
Posfe4 eig seighs Yes Ln@escy
Tee seEEin nay soul inter shape ~ De dAy
Wken Peter gas t.kin' Is tOn.
Rezcy ter ,sy Gown my burden sn rest
kssty ssr t=ks ap ds cross % d< hlesl
RsGdy tab e1t2h &c TO-
Oittl1 my soul inter shape. doan 20 see;
pars = pig load % stn bin ressfa' on nae
BIZ lo4d % siai re- iadesdyi
Yea. iEdesdy
Bow HAcKIKv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
MARKET PRICES.

Hotel and Boarding House Supplies
speciality.
a Telephone Order will receive our
careful attention.
Telephone..."................-....... .f6l
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= 4tele - p.ild aad oppressed
- s.leL1lng la1e1Es4
gave gls q = usck FtSns
koiied - - fr-at-a gave alone
What - it Ia tbo air
Wal1h - ssl4s s4tc1sr senses srfEss
20 rltler "a las.Ie siuEsf
What - I1s nave thcrsf
lie4reF Tie fsr 1llls' outlines show
AaoFo t4s 1-sL4lt pesks tlsEs slss
8Eixnt oalasfet1 aaf1rle1
"fts d.E-. ne darkness drifts A.sy
Tia siorlols hODSrl1laess- 'Tts dayf
AID LlgaE oEsazs ca EAs sers1
Isys eut Ia ras roek--aS more
vacant grave an open aoor,
sL0ae. roE rgLed Asayf
s~rapnio musi8 a tls alr
light uDon saFth L-ight eFsT~Asrst
Born tae arsi E4ztsf Dayi
sfA1LET " AVEHLooI
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

An ORDINANCE to amend section J Of an
ordinance OF the city Of Grand Rapids. en-
titled. An orc nance 10 regulate ne con
street. in the city OF Grand Rapids Lyon
street. In said city, frolu Canal strcrf 10
Kent street. in said city. and ga thar Poruon
Of csnai street T I'm IN said ely SUN o. i snase
The Common Council OF the city OF 1txnn
Rapids DO ordsin that section or 10 ora,-
nance Of the city OF Grand Rapids, erfitlen
An Ordinance 10 regulate the conshuc-
ton and repair OF sidewalks on Nom oe
street. IN the city OF Grand Rapids. Lyon
street. in said city. from Canal street 10
Kent street, in said city. and on that portion
street. in said city, passed June ". 1889. be
and the same Is hereby amended 80 asto
read as follows:
section i. All sidewalks on either side OF
Monroe street. In the city OF Grand Rapids; on
either side Of Lyon street ~ said city, from
Canal street In said city. 10 Kent street in said
city. ana on either side OF that portion OF Canal
street in said city. south Of Bridge street ia
said city. which shall hereafter be laid. con
structed or repaired. shall be- 50 laid. con
structed and repaired at the established grade
OF said streets respectively. and shall be OF the
width OF sidewalks fixed and established for
said designated portions OF said Monroe. Lyon
and Canal streets respectively; and shsli be
laid, constructed and repaired OF and with cut
stone nagging. eight inches Ia thickness, aud
laid with an Inclination DOWNWARD from the
inner side OF any suoh sidewalk to me curb
ing of one fourth "a of IA inch To the foot :
the specifications and method OF construction
and repair OF which stene Tagging sidewalks
shall FIRST be submitted TO the Board OF Public
Works OF said city for its approval before the
same shall be laid. constructed or repalred.
Provided. however. that walks OF concrete.
the specification. material aud method OF con
struction of which shall first be submitted 10
the said Board of Public Works and meet its
approval, may, after such approval be laic
instead OF said stone tagging. In the laying.
construct1n ng or repairing OF the sidewalks OH
the above designated Monroe street. or on the
above designated portions OF said Lyon and
Canal streets respectively
Passed and approved in regular session Of
the Common Council OF the City OF Grand
Rapids, held Mondsy evening. Merch -. lsV.
W. \. sHINkMAN. City Clerk.