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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

Lord George Hamilton is fond OF his own Jokes
and indisposed to bottle them up wneh h'S
audience has no appetite for them. Ai'er an
nouncing the melancholy tidngs Of the iounder-
ing of an English war-ship he is reported 10 nave
made rollicking speech at a Tory banquet. for
the First Lord of the Admiralty this was an IN
decent exhibition of heartlessness and levity'
1t was not good time to try to set the table on
roar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

take down the columns containing inc eaths.
orations and compare them with the speeches Oh
to-day There is, perhaps, almost OF qui'e -
much evidence Of intellectual vigor IN She ia'ss
AZ in the earlier In most other points the change
is SO great as to be startling
In 1870 Mr.. Gladstone went to Midlothian 70
null down n Government, as now. He was on tho
war patb He struck and spared not There
was plenty OF deuunciation and invcctive. ana
men were attacked as well as policy and measures
But il was all done with dignity; all within the
fair limits of political hostility. The laws OF the
duel were observed. Courtesy was not forgotten
He did not forget himself To-day-but had
rather not pursue the comparison on these grounds
l will take much slighter Indication Of the
change. the orators dction, and even with respecs
TO that will repeat nothing of what said the
other day in illustration Of his intemperance OF
speech. A single rhetorical fault Is enough fos
the purpose or, at most. two shall suffice.
At his best, Mr. Gladstone has almost always
been exuberant: or il not exuberant. copioueL
But now his diction has fairly run away with
him. He once could say thing simply II ne
chose: at any rate, he could say it and have done
with it, lie seems to have lost this useful power
The application Of the thought has become
rule, and he talks In trlplets 1t does not matter
which Of his five long speeches you take. Ihey
all have the same characteristics give you
few out of many specimens choosing, Tor ths
sake Of space. the shortest of the triplets.
He wishes to affirm that coercion Is failure
He calls it the total, the miserable, the ao)ecs
failure of coercion He wishes to fasten upon
the Ministry charge Of fondness for COERCION
lie says: Coercion was the first. the favor'e'
the greatest measure Of the Government he
desires to indicate Irish discomfort with the mw
and he puts the question: "How can you ~
| from them the conduct Of submission. one eeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

In David b. Hills opinion, Allen G. Thurman
is not statesman At any rate, Mr.. Hill says In
his letter Of regret in connection with the Thur
man birthday that "Mr Thurman has been de-
serving of the party's highest honors'; that in
victory MS well as in defeat he never forgot that
he was the servant Of the party, and he has
always abored earnestly and intellgently for
that party's interests" Party, party, party !
Governor Hills mind is quite incapable Of rising
above it, A statesman. of course, looks on the
people as infinitely superior to party. OF course
Governor Hill is no statesman, and he seems to
think everybody else is on the same level.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
Ne.u9 )prk DAILY Gribm,1e
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1890.

BY HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

How is the country impressed py inc Sisns "n"
omens Of the business world since uhc D'n'''A"'''
reaction of last week?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

From the present outlook candidates Tor
United States Senator in this State VIII soon
be as numerous as candidates for the Speaker
ship of the next House. Oar Albany CORE
s,,ondent informs rs that the latest man IN the
field is John Boyd Thacher. ex-Mayor OF Al
bany. lie is described as the candidate OF the
Cleveland Democrats. who do not feel kindly
toward Smith NJ. Weed on account OF his pro
tectionist sentiments. in spite of the crop OF
candidates, many Democrats are much con-
.crncd lest the narrow majority by which they
hold the SenatOiship shall in some manner slip
away from them. Plans to increase it, as is
well known. are already laid and under the
INSCRIPTIONS leadership Of Governor Hill there
will probably be little hesitation in carrying
them into execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

Senator German has gone into the business Of
prophesying on large scale In iac.' he does not
hesitate in the least to take everything there is
In sight. His forecast shows uhlniS'aha"V 'l'a'
Democratic tidal wave Will sweep the country
in 1892" and he says that the next ffesiden'ial
election will give the country a Democratic Ch'ei
Executive, a Congress that is Dcmocra'ic IN DOM
branches, and that the country al large VIII sio"
Democratic gains There IS no excessive n"ueS,S
about the Maryland Senator lie eViueh''y hr'niy
believes in claiming all there H. In 'he hope 'n"0
his party will at least get somethihs'
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

AN ORDINANCE. 10 regulate the construe-
tion. maintenance and use OF sidewalks IN
that portion of Canal street. Ia the city OF
Grand Rapids, between Bridge street ana
Lyon street, In said city.
The Common Council OF the city OF Grand
Rapids do Orcain as follows:
ilSectlOn |. That all sidewalks hereafter built,
constructed or repaired In that portion OF
Canal street. in the city OF Grand Rapids. be
tween Bridge street and Lyon street. IN sald
city. shall be constructed. built and repaired
OF the materials and in the manner now pro
videa by the ordinances of said city. reguiat-
Ing the construction and repair OF SIDEWALKS
In that portion OF Caaal street; and all side
walks shall be laid without any step or nroJec-
tiOn therein between the front line OF the
buildings on said street and the outer edge OF
TIE Sidewalk.
Sec. 2. All entrances, cellar-ways and open
ings for the purpose OF access. OF Tor the admis-
sion of light TO the easements OF buildings on
said portion Of Canal street. shalt be so con
structed and maintained that said entrances.
stairways and other openings. shall not en-
croach or take up more than four ieet OF said
sidewalk next adlOiniag the 'front.' building
line OF the buildings on said street.
Sec. 8. Any person Or persons who shall
violate any of the provisions or requirements
OF this ordinance. on conviction thereof shall
be punished by fine OF not iesS than ten col
lars nor more than one hunar red dollars.
and costs OF prosecution, or by imprison-
nlent at hard labor IN the common Jail 81 the
county of Kent. or in any penitenuary, jail.
WorkhOUSe, house Of correction or almshOuse
OF said city, In the discretion 0i the court or
magistrate before whom the cons iction may
be mad, for period Of not less than I've days
nor more than ninety days; and In case such
court or magistrate shall only imaOse a fae
and cests the offender may be sentenced 10
he imprisoned mt hard labor in the common
Jail Of the county of Keht, or in any peni-
tentiary, jail, w0rkhousS. house OF correction
or alPnsbOus- OF said city until the Payment OF
such fne and costs. for a period OF not more
than ninety days.
Passed and approved by the Common Conn
Gil of the city OF Grand Rapids. n regular ses-
sion. held Monday evening. July y. lsAi
". A. SHINEaAN.
- Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Car nizlster So ~ = Dr-g aad isss ne spssis
doE
"A tails tns Lara los sr tnlags as tkizEs "a
o1stt g amos
TsAs Ells aooas ne soysrmsnk h0s 2eltEles
~ asr1-
Ca Is aaa't I-l1 n politics aa' h~z 20 ..z %
ie4Fz
Ia Deacass ca tas Pr-sadsas a. describe. hls
svil nasar
AZ Slgea s@zy tas czDiass snd oar Ezaxl lesis
iz.gr
k-11ss. fear,
Ther TIE Lost-they soEas 80 sCddea-sla be
surprised - ne2F.
He tszss 10 syeioDedy an As ve.ves II n As
DF41eT.
saacsscaee n ia choice statistics .hich hs
plcxs up syeryvceres
Tasy sag ths LoEa kaoss sxery thing-souao-
flzaes usIsr s0ubt
Eow kno~ our pastor tells Hia-thsF's ne
Eay ne 1nes ls oaL
n lAs zsetin' rotEer svenia' hs lsfsed uD ais
face
Aa' nuch iatsrsstin' gossip laid before the
Thr0ne q Grace
Chunks d usesul nnforn4ttoa ala he shresdly
Thet sould make ths Lord eaIighEsaed sz % al
tAs aniverss
rAsa jim Drew. tAs d-anksa sailor nst m up
thsrs IA Ne aisle.
Az tk0agh Twas II a holy place we coaldat
s1ruear % srnfle
But Descon Briggs be judged me hard; ser hes
~Doat z-il that way.
For tont ye see he's sooer sn' tss rascArs
goin' ~ Dragf'
He started IN aad sea; ~Oi Lords rm Jest
c1uektal sr an.
An there 1lat 70 place. reckin. for Jour mercy
70 squeeze IN
For Tn tist god for nothia'. an "a OF wreck
from ne sea
Take mel sil't wutA tAxin'-D1s give myself
- Thes.r
Then be broke down an oluooered out an Jest
set down 70 bawl
Ar then there cane loud Amen" thet near
bust throegh the wall;
We knew = spark Of Hesvenly IRE had touched
This earthly clod,
For bis soul IA al It's aak kscness had shown ~
self 70 God
There want mach learnin' IN his prayer. but
yet II trave.edfa far
An ~ent noasin' up 20 Glory where the shinin'
angels are;
The pa>tor's prayer, 30 Weighted down I'm rg-
gers. facts an proof
Cot lodged snoag he r.ssrrs an didn't sit be-
yond the root
5. ". Fo-s, "A Yankee Blade
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

\ ORDINANCE. granting psrHi issisn q t1e
tsliey ClIy street ana CSs.s Railway Cen
p@Ly 81 orsAd k3plos. - construct ia 2 tsi4
asa ss- cea1 Ats. 0ita tie uef<s seAi1 = t4fet
tits aAd other mscniHefs la peftlcA q y -
stfcet. IA the clty 81 Crane Rtplds tie satle
Del-s sNpgles.iclit 70 81 ora aalies Ga tt-<~
- etetnaArv kt~4t'As torntsssieh - lac
psng. 81 oraEa RaPies. to consgrget. Ins.i a.
tiA-a ana osr - eel railway eR SerkslA
ssireris IN Tue city u 0rAEa r.sgids. p@ssed
March . lsss.
lhe toMmoa Council Of The elty q Grand
haPies, do QFdaiH a. follows
oSeiloo ]. That coRseat. permission and au-
lhoiitS ar hereby given sfaAlea 20 1na clty
Railway comp&ny 81 Grand ksFies, Ee cen
str4eis Use ana laSintaln . double c9nc0iL
NltA al The necessary wheel pts and ethef
mae ehinrFys "a and along that portion et LYON
street. IN said city. oeser bed a. follows. tVnl-
mtneihg al the vest end ~ the ceAaAltss 0t
sAid railway company ncw IA Lyon street ald
extending taencc westerly in. along a1d
through Ly0a street = The wesl ead llrreef
WITH the right - connect the same With the
power house of said railway company, situate
AZ Or near the west end 81 Lyon street. The
conduit. PIT and machinery hereby authorized
shall al be placed under ground. and shall
c0nfOrtl 10 IAe grade 0I "a street, - now IS
taolishec. as it shall from llme 10 time be r.
established or altered ana said railway Gem
pany may place and maintain n said c0uuuifs
ali nerdfui aud convenient endless cables for
the purpose VI operating the whole or aEy pafl
OF Us lines OF cable railway.
see, Ine powers and privileges conferred
by the provisions Of this ordinance stall be
limited 10 thirty 80 years. from tne passage
thereof. and said railway company shall Nltnin
thirty days after the passage OF this orr SSlance
sixaify lis acceptance OF the rights and prlYl-
ieges hereby granted. and lie such acceptance
with the city clerk.
see. 3 That this ordinance shall be taken
and treated as a supplement 10 an ordinance
entitled An ordinance granting permission
10 the Valley city Street aud AISLE Railway
Company. OF Grand Rapids 10 construct. main
tain and use a street railway on certain streets
In the city Of Grand Rapids. passed March 3,
iess. aud all the provisions OF said last men
tioaed ordinance shall. except where other
provision is herein made. apply ana be IN
force as 10 the privileges hereby authorized
and granted.
Passed and approved By the Common Coun-
eli OF the city OF Grand Rapids. Ia regular seS-
sion. held Monday evening. July Il. lssJ.
". A. SHlNKMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

A Frenchman's Peculiar Notions Regard
ing American Grasshoppers.

Ing American CrasShoppers.
Miss Cooper, daughter Of the novel
ist, James Fenninore Cooper, states
that when in Paris she saw French
translation Of her fathers tale, Tho
Spy" in which thero were several mis-
takes. but one OF them was such that It
was almost incredible that any ono
could possibly have been guilty Of IT.
Tho residence OF Mr.. Wharton. ono Of
the characters who figure In the story,
is spoken OF by tho author as Tho
Locusts" Now. tho translator had been
eyideatly ignorant Of the circumstance
OF there being any species Of trees bear
ing this nane. Having. therefore,
looked out the word in his dictionary,
and fading tho definition to DO given
as les Sautorelles." grasshoppers;
thus he rendered IL in the text Pres
emily. however, he came across a para
graph In tho novel in which IL was
stated that q visitor 10 tho house OF Mr.
Wharton had tied bis horse 20 a locust.
Then IL might DO naturally supposed
that the translator would az once have
discovered his error. Not a bit OF Ill
His reasoning would appear TO have
been somewhat on parity with that Of
celebrated ountrYman OF his, when
nc declared that IF the facts do not
agree with the theory, so much tho
worse FOR the facts" Nevertheless. the
writer seems TO have been conscious
that some explanation vas due Of so
extraordinary a statement "a that o
horseman had secured his steed TO a
grasshoppes. So he went on to gravely
Inform his readers that in America
these insects grow 20 an enormous size,
and that IN this case ono OF these
dead and stuffed-had been stationed az
tho door Of the mansion for the con-
venieHce Of the visitors on horseback
Bookmark.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
Sealed Proposals.
Oynoz BoAsp or PrsL,o WosEs,

OyfIcE BoARD OF PrBi-c WoaWs.l
GRASD RAPlDs. Mich. July -. 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ofice
OF the BO9rc until Saturday. August 2. lSs0. at
Z:g y. ~ for the construction of sewer In
West Leonard street. from Airline avenne to
the W est side ditch. according to the plans
and specifications on file at the Office OF the
Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF $1,000 10 he forfeited TO the tiiy
Of Grand hapids in case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract in accordance With his proposal
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works
All proposals must oe made upon blanks that
will BE- furnished upon application az the ONCE
~ the Board.
BIZ order of the Board.
JAS y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
fRED A. TwsNLsT. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

-Stories about the pigmies Of Africa
have been common in classical ss we'll
"a modern literature. and yet always
read as fiction. pretty fable to enter
tain children or embellish = poem
Three OF four centuries before Christ
the Greeks we're really aware Of ths ex-
fstenoe q a people of stun.ed growth
inhabitinz district somewhere about
the source Of the Nile It was reserved
for Sch vein'urth. IN 1s6e. e discover =
race of African Piyr1ies IN the Akkas.
since which tine Krspf found The Do
k or Berikeeuo dwsrfs. Da Chaill1 tho
ObonEos. and Stanley captured one q
the drsrrs said 20 I've north q the
Wskaula countrT; 50 that abundant e7i-
Gence now exists n proof q the claim
50 lo1g ago made, that Africa vas the
land q the rfru13es.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BOARD or PUBLIC W oRKs
- NFarI T,.t-~ a l1faf

VTFlCE BOARD OF PUBLIC " OhkS
GRAND RAfIDs, Mich. July Z9, 1890.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the ONCE
Of the Board until saturday. August 2. 1890. at
- D. m, Tor the improvement OF the aiity
between Kent Street ana ottawa street. from
East Bridge street 10 Hastings street. accord
Ing TO the plans and specifications on iile at
the oiflce OF the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or al bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of $1,000. 10 be forfeted 10 the City
II Grand Rapids in case hc shall fail % enter
into contract. in accordance with his pro
posai. should bis said proposal be accepted by
the Board of Pubic Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
thatwll be furnished upon application at the
Office OF the Beard.
BY order Of the Board.
JAS. y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FRKD A. TwAWLEY. Secretary. aug
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

tenslen u Wealthy avenue, "a thE west
sac u 6rana river.
OFslcs o. CHg tLEEE.
To-
Ncl.eoree Ana Nars 6. II Bgaay. g 4. Gel
nn& J. T. fcrbes. 6raRd Rapids NfE lo-.
ef@ha kSpies tur e.. Jsmss A hAnt liem
). iseieRre II ~ 81 = H. r. Co. CHAR - &
"a. Lice 6co. ~ Il oeau4n ! = and =. d
e'iin. Van A. MRiiiH. 3Hln Leather Go.
eu are hereby hotiBcd that "a assessment
- a. oat q be made upon you O. atfray me "a
penst - the aforesaid imDrok cIncnt. a. s.SSc.S
AluAt Toll nas been maae Ira the prem and
j. on Tie IA thc cicrk efice ~ said CITY, where
Il Viii ienaaia open ioT inspection untl Men
uay eKening, Aug 4 lsse. Vbea ana where
yea can appear before the Common touueii
o. sad evening and sh0R cause, 4 aay Why
"a sk easements should not bt made ahG col
lectec according 70 law.
". A. SEMINAR
2l8 City flrrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Harsh purgative remedies are fast
giving away % the gentle acton and
mild effects OF Csrter's Little Liver
Pills. If you try them, they viii GER
tainiy please you
If you hsd taken two Of Csrter's Lit
tie Liver p Us before retiring YOU would
not have had ta2t coated tongue or bsd
taste N the mouth this morning. Keep
a va WITH you for occasional use.
Al disorders caused ~ bilious state
Of the system can be cures hy uslng
Carter's Little Liver Piils. No pam.
griping OF discomfort attending their
use. IrF them
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

The ms0 who tells you conhdenEslly y
Just what Vii cure your cod = pre-
scr1s'ng kenp's Baisam tins year n
the preparation of this reusrsa7ie
medicine for cougrs and cclss 10 eN-
pente = spsFed - combine OILY the
nest and rIrest ingred ients Ho.d a
nott.e q hensp's Falsan1 to the heht
ard COX through 81, notce the hTg G,
clear look thee compare lt Vlt1 other
remedies. large hott,es At al drug
seer-a7rAs PiAs act Ike mare On =
weak stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City TreSsurer's once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. July y. $50.
Notice Is hereby given that tae assesSme ~
roil fnr grading. gsaYeiing aud pgYinE b aUt
ters II New berry street. from Clinton street o.
Colt avenue. IN the CITY Of Grand Rapids Is
now Ia my haads and that Nlh receive 4ay
ineut thereon Tor The period o. twenty daNs
from this date. al the once of the City Treas
urer. City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
aug Is City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

dov = she your siSser7 BT rar
rage "N-no.r star nse-ed Chsrpis-
lalse ne r-rsve-se, you know. Boy =
re-refusal q ul-z-ua-riaxs
Empress Frederick. az Gsrnsny. hss
received vsla.bls isvelsd lockst oesr-
ins tss Mo1ti5o arms. srs containing =
lscs - 80 ssir sfsS s~nprsss Esgszis,
cf Francs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

MICHIGAN CFNTRAI
THE NIAGARA FILLs RouTg

Isking eaccl raalagga'y ass.
rleepiuf ears GA Fer.ar and Atlantic "a.
Presses "a aaa frarn Detroit parfaf oars rrr
ca Day * press and rand RrrIas TYp 4 i.
anq from ilrtIoit Direct 60 nccfioua made
at Detroit rift az through trains Iasf 1in.-
els on slie 20 nion ticket once o7 N0nr1 b
ST.. aud at lnion derat.
fEn ~. bBGGs aen Ag't. Nanr0e.st.
q. v. kVseLEs. g. l.. and ]. Agf Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
QETRoIT. G. Il. AND MILWAUKEE
- tfter ssf..s

Detroit express leaving ESQ NJ has Warner
pa rior and bunei car attached. and evening
eAprcas leaving $3.50 pa hns paflof car ~
farhed. These trains make direct connection
IN Dttroif for al points Past
Express leaving af 1855 D m has Nagu In
sleeping car 20 Detroit. arriving In betroit
az % am.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
az Grand Haven with steamcr Tor MllwauAe-.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets snd sleeping car berfhs secured af
-. q. II. & H. Office, - Monroe 81. aud ai the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Pass Agent
JN0. v LOUD, Irafnc Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City TreASnrer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich.. July . lss0.
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
ro.l Tor grading grsyeIing snQ paving the gut
tcrs Of North College avenue. from h4>t Bridge
street 20 Tbe North line of the city. q tie cav
~ hrand haplas. - now la fny hands. and
that / will receive payment Il ere0n Tor the
period Of twenty days from this date. al tAe
onlce % the llty reasufrr. q > iiall.
GEORGE r. PlhR1.
a4g l3 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama.
U,eei,eino; and ! o,,sot,oa

On the line Of the QUEEN 4 CRESCENT
ROUTE eau be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor sale
Oh favorable terms.
FARMERS! with ALI thy getting get home
In the sunny South. where Billiards and ice
clad pains are unknown. only line from Cin
cnnat 10 Somerset. Hartman. CardiH. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. New England CITY. Fort Payne
and Alfalfa. Ala. Meridian. Miss. Arcad a.
Shreveport La. Parties desiring information
Of choice locations. for factories. building
sites, mineral. timber. grazing and agricul-
taral lands. can obtain reliable Information
with county maps by addressing ID. q. I'D
WARDS General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Queen & Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

tSSFSSWENT BOIL for grading ard grave
y fnpfhr bubble alleF first west 0f Broad way
street rurrltu south from FeUrfa street
0fFfrF OF CITT lfgEEl
crsx- PaT.ps, Mica. Jay n ls1
To-
Hsn-vT. Avins. Jsccb Bsrth. frank A. ard
saraa j. kcfgars
frr AZ harebr notified that 2 2 asssssrl snf =
sb5ut te - msee ureA ga 3 aeiraT fhe er-
rs-xe ~ fNe sfsrrsatd irf rrrrrvrerf e-
sess-sr-e.r rel has feeu maze fr fhs
r~ers - I'D j. o. &c i- tte clerk's r4re 90
So city nas-e = III rsmAfz epsn for nspee-
tI,- artfl. Aen4av eTsl5ss Aaa < "a vbsF
s,f ,rSsre @~r ern spr0sr h-frre rhe Crr- ~,-rI
ceaHzg a. zs3d sve1 "a ard shcw esuse H
arv sf~ ssir zsse-s vents sacl1z rot - rsde
aar e.7eefsd sccor1fag - tsT-
y. A. sHTNENAN.
IA safr erE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE BosRD oY PUHFc WORKS
GrAvb RAF1ps. Mich. July -. is@0.
Sealed propose 5 viii be received At the Office
Of the Board until Saturday. Aggsst 2. lsfi A.
2:.D .. m fof the improVfm .nT Of HoBs9n
street lrsra Center street 50 JeGersfn We
nue.. according to the plans and srecifics-
tious on rie AZ the Office - the Beard.
The Board reserves the right q reject any
Or a. BIDS
Fsch bidder shall deposit with HE D rqpesai
the sum Of tIDlG3 % be fo feifsd q the City 81
6rEnd Rap ct-se he SHAH fsii - enter nfo
contract fa accordance with his prep al.
should h . said proposal be accepted - the
Board Of Public 0rsS.
AT proposals must be made upon blanks fhat
viii BE- furnished up1n application 81 the once
Of the Beard.
b order o. the Bosrd
JAMES Y. DAVIS.
Attest. President
FsED A. T-svIFT. Secretary.
sur2
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
TO
CHICAGO.
THE
POPULAR ROUTE.
The Magnificent New Fast.
-. ~. CITY OF RACINE
and the Popular

and the Popular
-. -. ~ EN O OMLNEE
VIII leave Grand Haven for Chicago. daily ex-
cept Saturday. ate ?. m. OH arTlya OF tie De
froi; Grand haven Milwaukee Railway
train from Detroit, Grand Rapids. etc.
CITY OF RAClNE-Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday.
MENOMINEE- Monday. Wednesday and
Friday.
Returning. will leave Chicago every evening
except sunday az 7 o'clock. arriving AZ Grand
Haven ReNt morning in tine for early train
east.
FARE:-Grand Rapids TO Cicago, Only $50;
$3.50 for Round Trip State Room Berth inclc.
Through tickets can be bad a. fhe City ofilce
ard depot Of the y. g. u. A Vi. Railway. Grand
RAPIDS: also at at stations on the b. g. II A.
II. R'y D.. l.. 4 y. r. r., IS. T. q !. K. r. and
n. 4 ". R'y. JOHN SINGLETON.
Gen Pass. x. Goodrich Trans. Co.. Chicago
In Eject ApTil n l-e0
GOODRICH TRANSPORTATION co.
oS3u Chicago.