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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
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Tvs yozsas oacs lived n . soSaszy sssA
Asi cue 49, .lAlt TAR
VIII s>xoa y,kinx gs4den crown
A2a ctAeksnitas nasciss sn0cta sad brvv0
wass ss G>as as rasai s<2 nsss
Tne osner yossn .ss q dzzpss sas~
Sc sSesdsr sa1 saort 49, Ae
1nSl ne toaa9 sIa.-i fsver u zsiceas eyD
ASa the zlslt 1o.ste1 IA merry wise.
= soa-a .sy Hiza sassssEy kaea-
Thess t~ssn oosa eoar.ed the sye beEA
bai short va tne F>ce they russ
A. trs zia1E's feet ths n.s.den tail
And TIE nss.s n.a- t1ougn - pleaded wsA
Asashl more ta.a aeT PITY wsa
They marched away 10 TIE vars one dsE
IN aAste for toe bzttso's VA.
Ana ne people cne.rsc veea ths grAnt gag
strDde stoutly past Tor tas distant frAy
Ana tasy snilsd 81 tas Lite GsA
Bat the earliest ssn ~ foeasa sped
One drop from the ssr-b.Ssx skies
Passed safely over TIE psgnys head
Anc tae stslL wao sLooo oeAtnt EEL dca4
Win . ballet sesvsea sis eyes,
rhsa the lf-sls sAa svore. taousa His ashs
Us dina.
And hs bounded sAszd of them an
And The saoie gre4t army followed nfn
TIL hs lcsst nks dsvil iIths ana sliR
Firss nsa o's sx Sas battery wzll
And be planted the r2s OF his ooaztry thsro
While the routed Enemy ran
And the l.z1ons roaret IS IL noatsc fAty
On tse tusky waves D, sulphuroas sus
-Ihses sacers for The little n.a!"
On 40 uot know. z1d I cannet say
What the giant uigat have doa1.
But fn sure The u ..tsn vii weep sfwsy
Dor asr lover shot IN the Grst sf the rAy.
And dssd ere ais f.ae wSs Won
Tor var 10 Q neld OF chance you know
Let nirn dodg, the bullets tho can;
But love Il garden where fancles blow
And the form Of giant makes larger she's
Tasa tae soul Of . little raaai
George HortoA. IN Chicago Herald
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
]. G. ALEXANDER,

REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-Nfce large bries house rooms
II h-sEs.s hare reliar under Whole honse.
With lurn ace 10 feet Of porch. nice large sasd E
trees 70 frsns and rear. let ssx lSz. on 1rso "a
street; located IN southesst part ei csts Wi
exchange Tor good vacsrf property CT smsil
farm. 1neafre 81 j 2. Alexander. 2 ~
EsOk SALE-Nev s-feom house VITO rent
hail. e. lar under whole ho8sei fronl sad
side porch; good vel and eistsSl Ies sIees
ears; east fropt; price oniy $50 IL sete seon;
shssi. a Ssrsssa' Insusre ef J. O. As<xaaaef.
= hysnst.
L'Ok SALES ~scsrt lefs sc euso OF
sy fr.-t. r~s~s fer r<xf - DAYS &<1 % o64
esrh. r~.t >. h~st Ter the money.
Tnansre az J. =. AlexsRdes. Court sak. -
rvan-sf Tncne ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
Prices to Consumers.

FLouR Avn FEEp-Lily White. s2.75; Patent.
S. % q cwt: huckwheat -four. 50 a cwt; corn
meal s. - cwt; feed. s2}a s4 per ton; mid
diings, szl = ton bran. sl7 y ton; ships, si7 2
ton screenings. slsF ton.
NEAr-Pork steak. Zoe: roast. Zoe; ribs. Sc;
tepderloin. i2ssc; ham. l2c; beef steak. SO l0c
roast. se~i6c: rib. &c; mutton. 6@4e; spring
lamb CSe &c. spring chicken. Hgi6c; turkeys.
l1f Ice; ducks. Halle
PRODUcE-Butter. 2jc; eggs. .2oc; potatoes.
5Cc = bu, heets. 2oc {. PIX; onions. &c v ok
beans, toe ' PIX; peaches, SOC y PIX; apples
SDe@s5c , PIX; grapes. 69ec . ID; pears. 55c
per PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
GRAND RAPIDS. Markets.
Prices to Farmers.

GaArS-Whear. sc; corn. 5sc; oats. CSC; rye,
75c barley. s.. 10 = cwt; buckwheat. SOC a bu.
5e36c: spring lamb, 6eSsc; fowls. 7@sc; spring
chicken. 9Gi0c; veal. o1zc; turkeys. l0@llc;
ducks. lUc.
PRoDucE-Butter. 2lc; eggs. &c; potatoes. 25
@sOc 2 bu. bets. 25c p bu; onions. Csc q bu;
beans hand picked. $50 p bu; honey, 1sc;
grapes. 25c ? basket; apples. sL25Gsl-75 bbl
75cGSle0 2 bu.
HsY-Timothy, SIS ton; clover. sl2S13 y ton
straw. So 2 ton.
HfDEs AND L ,IL0ws-Green. &c; steers, over
% lbs SIC; cured SC; calf skins. green Sc; calf
skin, cured. 6I4c tallow. rough. l1zc; pelts. Toe
&Si.50; dekin, l5tJ &c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
A Cure for tl,e Hcadachs.

Van Cure-Doctor, can't you tell me
of something for the buzzing in my
ears?
Doctor-Yes; take a week away from
home once in awhile or get a divorce
Brooklyn Citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADCLIFFE a HoLT-Beliabe upholserers
~ ut III South Division-st. have the largest
vans. employ the most competent men aad
vii give you regular rates. whether YOU ask
Tor them or not by 'phoning No. 800 or efe after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

turkish and japanese Bazar
At so Monroe-st.,
For the holidays.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Artistic japanese Bric-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods,
The only genuine Altar Of Roses,
Florida and Indian Curiosities, For
eign yeweiry, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
Cou,dn.t stand II.

"What has become of Robinson?
"He has gone out to Salt Lake City
TO live. He spent two months OF last
summer at a summer resort, and when
he came back home it was too tame for
him. PUCK.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
LOCAL FUR MARKET.

LOCAL FUR MARKET.
Scale Of Prices Established by the City
Dealers.
Local buyers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices as follows:
Bear. large. Sis. s. and So; Beaver. per h..
81 and 81; eat. Wild. 30c. 2oc and 10c; cat.
l5c; fisher. So and 81; fox. red. SOC and CSC
fox, gray. 60c and 40c; fox. cross. 81. So and
$3.50; lynx 81 - and 81; muskrat. fall. l0c. Sc.
&c and &c: mink, 81. 75c. Ace and Csc; martin,
ST. 75c 60c aud soc; otter S. g. 81 and 81 so; rae
coon SOC. soc. l0c and sc; skunk. black. 81. 4Oc
and 20c; skunk. narrow stripe. 35c and 25c
skunk. broad stripe. l5c and loc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

Remember our street number, 134
Monroe street. If you want Chenille
Curtains, etc. etc, at oue-fourth od.
JOHN TEN HoPE, 134 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
A Momeotoue Ouestion.

A Momentous Question.
Lily-Aunt Jessie, / want to know
something.
Aunt Jessie-What is it, dear?
Lily-Are wagon wheels born tired?-
Jury. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

Simply apply "SwAyys's OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, itch, al eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the
SKIN clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers sre
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for swAxsE's OIxr-
nExr."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

FOR SALE-Houscs and lots in differ ent
parts If the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also nv
block on Bostwick-st. az bargain. Dr.. Neen-
beer. - bo-twickst. s5ff
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

EOR SALE-Look at those two tasty new
houses now being built on on the east side
OF \. Union-st.. just north OF Bridge-st; city
and cistern water in the houses Solid stone
walls, cemcnted cellars: one with large
barn. sl600: one without barn, slfo0. On
monthly payments easy rent. {. W. Tufts,
50 Ottawa-st., foot OF Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

E0R SALE OR RENT-A gem Of house Just
north of Mealthy ave. on James ST. with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots I'm all parts of the city al great
bargains IL you want a good lot or hcnse and
lot don't fail TO see me. have large farm
Cf 100 acres with good buildings 10 trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money TO lean. rs and 81 New Houseman
Block. A. Il. Antlsdel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

YOU can buy one OF those lots between Col
lege and Union. on Antisdei Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now II you want to be
rich and happy In your old age. do not delay
any longer. but call at No. 3o-37, New Hous :
, man block. pay your moneyan get your deed
at once. A. X. Antisdel. .5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
WANTED-BOARDERS,


WAN1ED-A few ladies' aud children to
" board. price of board and room for ladies
S2.15. for Children SO: 2B2 shawmut-ave. up
stairs. Reference inquired. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

SPECIAL OFFER TO W0RKINGMEN Il
~ have q good house and lot on the West
side; house IS nearly new. good stone founda-
ton. cellar. cIStern aud well. city water In the
place is cheap at sl.10p. but II must be sold and
want an offer. have another home Tor sSU0.
another for SEQ and another for 81 .5V1. 1hese
places are Oil well located. with good stone
foundations. cellars. cisterns and wells These
are special bargains and must pe sold; good
terms can be had. IL you are looking for a
home cal and see me at once. William III.
Gilbert. Room 3. Widdicomb building. 322
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
MONEY TO LOAN.


no YOU WANT M0NEYf--If 90 You win
- md IL TO your advantage to see US before
Borrowing.
We make loans on Household goods pianos.
horses, wagons. or personal property OF any
kl1d AT the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest poss bic time
Our loans sre made without publicity ana
the property IS left In your nneisfurhed pos
session.
is.ans can be carried ss long a. desired or
can be paid IN fnl- or n part. AZ any time TO
sHft ycur convenience. sna any part paid re-
duces tae cost OF carrying the loan.
III yea owe balance on fUrn ture piano or
other property. We viii pay IL up for son aud
carry 10 a. eng as you desire.
Our Offices are the N est pleasant in the cifv
and are 80 arranged that parties calling up0n
Ds may be waited uron quickly and courte-
ouSly.
Remember that you have The use of both the
property and the money and can return the
money nj any tina
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room z Tower block.
Corner Of Monroe. Pear and Csnx-srs.
SMALL L0ANS-Tor short time on any fern
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The ertck haeek icesfea aa Wesf Br44xe q
Yea 1f. - sBd n = fer <sse. Esoch eor IS q
three stsFc< fae secent Seer - q sues ~
resnss Sztsnse Ior cfsees os heus>keepfaG-
pEoDer1y u sss1 n - dHya Ia0az~e II
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANEiAl NkU LUuMLhVIHI
the OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

NJ l. SWEET, President
j. ". BARNETT. Niee-PresfdenI
HARVEY ]. H0LLIsfEk. cashier.
All classes Of king business that are In
harmony with tas National BANKING Law
transacted.
Letters OF Credit. current tn al parts OF the
world q. Issued IN sums TO suit intsfost Al
lowed al per cent on time eertineatcs VI
deposit
DIRECTORS
L. II. Witbey. George c. Fierce.
J. NJ. Barnett j. Gunner.
nj. l. Sweet. Joseph II. Martin.
H. J. Hollister. W K shelby.
Willard Barnhardt W. q. Hughart
i. CrofIon Fox. F. LoettserI
l.. y. Hawkina
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

ACTIVE workers everywhere for "Shepp's
n Photographs OF the World prod uced az
an outlay Of $4,000; tremendous srecess: Mr..
j. NJ Marshall. Dexter. Ind. ceared s6as IN
four DAYS; Rev. Henry Fisher Painted
Mass. Sls7 in six hours; Miss II. II Harris
Garfield, Penn. So 10 thirty minutes The
greatest book on earth. Mammoth illustrates
cirru lars and terms free. Books on credit
Frechf paid. Beautiful outfit only 81. Al
dress. elobr Bile Publishing Co.. so5 Chestnut
street. Pailsdeiphia. Pa. Ss
EXTRA 0ksiNARY OFFERIN9-sens to
A. sees6 . year assured g. general agents -
TO - Der 6ay 10 cznvssssre. A permanent
sst convenIent hus ness No composition; !;
Every lady = possibie customer. Address ~ith
e. stamp. Consolidated Adjustable shoe Co.
Lynn, Mass. S4
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL..... 9SOO,OOO

THOMAS u. GILBERT. Pres dent
GEO. g. BRIGGS. Vice-Presdens.
j. FREDERIC BAAkS. Cashier:
L. HUNT. Assista Cashier
Transact business In all departmeDtso OF bank
Ing authorized by the National Banking Law.
EXCHANGES available IN all the commercial
cities OF the world sold at current rates.
l.. S. bonds bought and sold.
DIRE TORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert, Moves L. Avery,
Thomas J. 0'Rrien. George G. Briggs.
David NJ. Amherg. lemuei ID. Putnam.
Ransom L. Luce, Constantine Morton.
Edv ard ii. Hunt. John {. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart White. Philo c. Fuller.
j. Frederic Baars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

FOR SALE-Thirty million good white pine
located on the Upper Peninsular; has b en-
damaged by re and must he cut at once; this
can be had very cheap. Call at 81 uouseman
block. A. X. AntIsdel. 25Itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
wANTED-AGEyTs.

yyANIED-Agents TO handle Hoge's MN
W such Fire Extingusher by state and
counties: one quart oi our doube strength
chemicals will erttnruish sixty square feet Of
solid FIRE: agents making from - 10 SO per
Day. Hosle 4 CO., proprIetofs. Sraad Rapids.
Mich S4s
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
roRsALB-usogI.LAsEous

EoR sALE-We sell Just ss much Blush Of
IL Ross te gent esa~n as - lad fes a. thev
also desire clear smooth eonplerfon. whifs
4 White.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

WANTED We want 10 buy house and lot or
w vacant lots in the city. worth $50 10 sl0o9.
and pay for same two titrds cash. and one
third in Michigan farm lands. from which the
timber has been cut. Good potaioe land.
spiended Location for peach orchard. c. C.
Follmer tCo.. resm IA wonderiy Building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

WILLIAM II. GILBERT. room 5Widdicomb
w building. is Offering special bargains in
houses and lots and vacant lots. Ii you have
property 10 sell or exchange 20 and see 6ii-
bert. Money TO loan al the lowest rates of in
tereSt. So
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

TOR SALE-"I've got 5000. want TO build
ahouse." You can't do IL. why noiy''
1T Ses 5000 10 build q house for 5000" {.
W. ATS works il the other way. He builds
them by the dozeu and can sell you n $500
house for $1,000. aud on months payments.
easy as rent. Houses ali prices from 81 .00U 10
5000. Vacant lots from S.0j to Sl.6O No
commission he sells for himself only. c.
W. Tufts. 90 00uawa-st.. foot OF Fou atain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

SMALL L0ANS-Tor short tine on any fern
Cansist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

EaR stLR-A horse. cheap. "A 5. Dfvisea
street 81
tok sALE-Af srssf bargain . good steam
ecnrfng sns Gstst rrfgi eel Ese.fed IN :
farming csuafry snd Ia fse very bess rersir.
Csa ~ made 70 te = sne husnezs ara re
siwxys pas veil fHt nust be sefs st great
o. .rs3ct sw~ine 70 tie death 81 to- 1~eer -
efH tra<s fer Reef 8raHd Eart6s c~sp--<.
Cal n - snA = few HeHs>uas slsct. A 4
sEcs4ci- slorf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

| HAVE some OF the most desirable houses
and lots; also vacant lots in the city. As
property Is advancing daily. and the ity liable
TO double again in the next ten years. am
surprised that you do not come In and buy ut
once. Cal at No. S6-37 New Houseman block !:
telephone No. sI3. A. Il. Antisdel. 25itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

FOR SALE-The best bargain in the market.
Il handsome modern cottage. now building
on Park-aye-. 5rooms with bay window. High
ground. lot 5oxl24. Alley In rear. Price s969.
Terms 70 suit purchaser. Isaac AZ. Turner. g.
New Houseman block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
FOR RERT-6OUsEs.
FOR gEyT-BUsINBss PLACES.

y0R RENT-A fat or boarding house. ais
five rooms. Call li2 Barcley-st. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

EoR RENT-The elegant store. 25xs0 in tn,
"lroquos" block. Us West Bridgest. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
HELP WAETEp-MALg

WANTED-Tnree wood engrayers for furni-
w ture catalogue work. send proofs and
state experience and salary expected; don't
p. 32l
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16


LOR RENT-To boarding house keeper.
have "A house OF y rooms ia an excellent
location cheap rent TO a permanent tenaat.
possession given Nov. 10Th. W. y. lnnes. Nc
Reynolds Block. 81
TO RENT-Stores No. and IL Huron-st, each
i 20r90 feet: alley in rear; suitable tor whole
sale business Office. light manufacturing or
storage; rent siAt9 per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyl. 10 and u Fountain vt. yeti
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

E0R RENT - Furnished and unfurnishei
1 rooms. steam heated. at PARK Place. Mrs.
A. l. Smith. s69ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

E'0R RENT - Three furnished rooms for
housekeeping. ground floor bath. furnace
heated. 2l2 Bartlettst. opposite 20. Division
street school. 322
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

TOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
steam heated rooms the Brunswick 10
south Diyison-sf. S0ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

GRAND RAPIDS. according TO the latest
" Official survey. is still In Michigan. and
cEe ip as others. Room 6. Loyett block opp.
Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
l!T!T!T!I!T!II /
no "a * an a7l al SOL SO
I5 "a ! AZ "a lsi 6si 90 90
4 go so a. so 6o 20 SO SO
8 25 So SO az "a Ss1 90 90
20 an 66 81 al 07I 10 30
so SA 60 IS 90 o5 80 30
80 so 65 ss 9sIlAI so 3 90
. IS So 20 AZ \ 0slI z3lI 90 SO
10 80 IS rs 81 l3l sci so 90

PERSONAL.
MISSING - Three boys. Roland. Raymond
1aA and Carleton Holmes. aged eleven. nine
aud six. supposed 10 be with their father. who.
II Is thought. l. suffering from mid lnSanityi
LETT here the nrst of August. Any Information
concernIng them viii be gratefully received by
their mother. Chioe :. Holmes. Dowasiac
Mich. 3ls
IAnIES A friend Ia need is a friend in
bADiI1C deed. IL you want Regulator
that never fails. address the MoMAN'o AEDl-
CAL HOME. Buffalo. \. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

E'0R RENT-Frrnished rooms at y Jeffer-
son-aye. Furnace heat bath hot and cold
wlfer 3M
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

1 0sT-0n or about the nrst of the month =
IL ladys gold watch. tiger eye fob. IL found
please return TO Mrs. ID. {. Powers. 80 helogg
street. and receive reward. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16

Tor RENT-A set of five TO oms on first floor.
No. 10 Bosrwick street. SO per month |;
also good unfurnisAed room 81 per month.
twenty-five houses for sale; one hundred lots
five acres of land between Union and Fast
streets. near Fifth avenue; a large house on
the corner Hall and East streets; and his new
block, IS Bostwick street. DR.. Neenboer. 4 s
Bostwick street. 3.5
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS

EOR l;ENT-The Geo. ii. White home stead
Il corner North Division and Fountain SIS.
Is now for rent To a desirable party for term
OF one. two or three years. Apply for one
week 20 Mrs. Geo. III. White. O. Fountain St
NySdl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
NOTES IN TILE F1ELn OF LABOR.

Trenton, n. j., April 1G.-The new syndicate, which
has the City Railway with the Trenton Horse Kali
road announced general reduction OF wages on the
former line beginning to-day. The drivers are reduced
from 81 70 10 81 % per day. the conductors rom -
to 81 So the stabemen from 81 80 to 81 ~, ana cle
watchmen and blacksmths proportonatcV' 1here Is
much indignation among the men and talk oil stAe'
About 100 men are employed
Boston April 10.-The House yesterday Nrused'
100 10 . to reconsider the vote whereby the bill TO re-
duce the number of hours of labor OF women ana
minors in factories to nfty-eight hours per week was
rejected.
Terre Haute Ind, April 16-The Indiana bitnmnous
coa operators have decided to resist the egnt-houf
day movement announced for May j. and reluse 10 pay
for mining before the coal Is screened III mas also
been declared that the wage schedule for the year Do
ginning May l shall be q basis prior TO ths year.
that Is cents less for the summer months thal ior
winter and that the rate shall DO 10 Genus 'O ies'
than paid for block coal.
Indianapolis, Ind, April 16.-Willlam L. smith, an
employe of the Big Four system, has brought stI'
against the company under the Eight Hour statute;
He alleges that he worked twelve hours every uy a
brings suit agAlnst the road TO recover Wtes tOs
extra half day worked for Co., days az tine rdOe vi q" ~
per day. -, ~. .,c,,.roo hons
Chicago April 16--The Chicago union cigarmdahsrs
received formal permission from their nati9nal VI,
ranigatIon last night TO strike for Increased Wases
amounting TO 81 per 1000 on clch eNpe % 30 ner
This permission carries with 10 assurance Oh o. -.
week from the general fund 70 each indlviuai
II il proposed TO enforce the demand ON May as"s
such manufacturers as refuse the CONCESSION. ~ !.
every case the strike Is To be reinforced oy IN
boycott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
couRr CALENDARS FOR TODAY

crrreoe CourtGeneral Term-BefOre Van Bru5t' r o.
Daniels and Lawrence, J. J'-Nos' = o. :" - - -
80 49, AM AZ Patterson JN'
ton SssndaT Sq to A. r Sacaf IngrAAam
Case on sheEOurne 1f SS efcnSseSI ore Andrews
Sos 1914 1924 Soso $3.50 2StC $685. 05 s
Esq., Ss 1885, SSat 1884, SSS 2G SsS o n. term
pprsms Cour-Crcuit-Part IIAdiOurned until "OA'
supreme nos 4a2s 52i9 5461 5i4S, 800 Ssa
t sSSS 4 1897 $751; $751; 55sS S 5RSs s
$685. S52 5tsl St2S HSoi IvBeo Beach "a
1884, $40 $50 $5ls 500 ,aa s5 ssa SS S s s ~
So?S SoSa Ransom $40 ea Fslaa
T asd Of f. H. & Bates Sn1 70 brooks
Rcsat.e Res sgIy and Ann Ss - aa May
sHPsriior (coaStspeciai Ter-BeOre Truax ''i"
tiO SSoeror cOurs-TrIa TerPart I-Adi0ufn'd un"'
Ap Superior SG court-rria TcrH-Parts II and iii
0uG6S COMMON S TsF%ASS%eSSo CR.
Nos so1n a0d gPleasEquIty TsBetore BschOh 'N'"
n SS 51 FL g s 4 sis ISL
Nos t eSs 4 S9s i sss 5 5SS TX "a S SSa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
FUNERAL OF GENERAL sPINOLA.

There large number of people at the funeral
Of General Francis B. splnOa. which took place yes
terday morning at the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception, in Fourteenth-st Avenue A. There were
present delegation from the Grand Army posts to
which the dead Congressman belonged, representatives
Of the Tammany Hall organization and many local poll
tdcans. Members Of the clergy led the funeral pro-
cesson up the aisle, and they were followed by the
Congress pall-bearers; Amos j. Cummings, Thomas A.
NJ. Springer Illinois; John F. Andrews Massachu-
sets; Charles O'Nei Pennsylvania E. J. Dunphy,
New-York; S. S. Yoder, Ohio; Ashbel p. Fitch, New
York, and senator Hiscock. The funeral was in
charge Of Sergesnt-at-Arms Thomas Cavangh, Of the
House Of Representatives. The requiem mass was
said by the Rev. Edward Slattery and the sermon
preached by the Rev. John Edwards rector of the
church. The Rev. Father Kelly deacon, the Rev.
Father Cronin subdeacon, and the Rev. Father Hogan
monies In the church the body was removed TO the
house and taken to Greenwood Cemetery for burial.
delegation OF six members from shields Post
No. 60, G.. 4. r., acted guard Of honor and
marched beside the hearse About 125 members OF
the post were present. Among those at the church
Thomas F. GilrOy, Judge Fitzgerald, James Davies
Thomas Dunlap, John c. Sheehan County Clerk
Giegerch, Judge Mitchell Charles Steckler Justice
Patrick Diver, Commissioner Fizpatrck exAssem
blyman McKenna, Deputy Commissioners d. +. Martin
Patrick Keenan,, William Dalton, Z. Z. Hagan G. W.
McQuade, Justice Charles Welde, Henry ID. PurToy
ex-siayOr Wickham, ex-Ademan Richard 0'Brien,
ez Register Frederick LOew, ex-senator Grady and
Chamberlain 4. c. II. Grain.