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ssni hsSn sa' SIs ' ssv
wax IN s ans SsrHs .ss
aS them nj ws r ON we ,se
poT. tack and "i wer9 making ins for the shore
csary their ability look p ecH .1 Wips sh0TSe
BARBARA, and Jesslss. These four held about
Beatrix were having it ont between them the
}coinRS 10 ,sry w' sssSs The fh
Sweene hal made good start and was chas.
@s rSsn"a 4s aSa Ha belize hs
on the lee bow q tho Mincola. was drawing
were headed of Iy tho baud WV
The nweene surprised everybody by the way
uncertain. but there was no real luke. Tho
way She sailed. The Sea,rix dropped drops awnS
from the Gloriana until there was nearly an
% Rs S eS The snas
dis,nncn to eewatd OF the Eeatrix on nc.ohnt
hS s 10 rS
shore n. and was f9lloYei byth Mine.la both
mere shf e Sannd The hes
,iIsx ea on hsr and t1o owsene,o go which Fl
the two boa's came together aud the, story, Of
second rlncn for the dny was told. The
Owecne had the windwRrd position, and
proudly crossed the Ben'rix''s bow.
The Ince ON this decisive ront resolved
to tack in and out until they could fetch the
winiward mark but tho order was too plain
stretches ahead OF tho feet. and the Oweene
heid in second place The Beatrix kept good
on fourth POSITION. The Sayonnra and
Mineola had close race Tor nth place Until
we'll out toward the first MARX. where the Say;
by the Mlreolas stand ny out to the eastward.
The Jassica could not keep IN the pace set by
her rivals in the light wind, except that OF the
Mineola. Tho order and times at tho first
mark. with the elapsed times Of the first leg.
ar0.
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Trot,er. for Hartford BIG Stake.

HAHrroRn Conn. Aug. l7-JudRing by the nomnA.
tensfo the Charter oak Stake of $1,000 for a2l at
tho Grand Circuit meeting week, that fixture stu
retains its popularity Lven Secretary T. o. King was
not sure Of more than eight entries bat he has
ceivsd eleven ~ follows: Psodigal Miss Alice
sprayus G0ddusf. Viking. Fanny Wilcox.
Little Albert, nightingale. Abbie V. Beman
Pocahontas FRINGE. and frank T. SIX OF these have
records below 221 most of them made this year and
Al but Viking have been In tue earlier campaign lie
has been in the stud for several since he his
record OF "s and has been specially prepared for the
Charter Oak stake spraRue Golddust who trotted In
Ho'f -! hnaio recently ha. tho fastest mark Of the
Is last stallion. and is reported 10 be going
better than ever snce his recovery from dissmper,
mat !aid HIM on after the Cleve and meeting. Miss
Alice has been unfortunate In no. having Ar races
and drprived OF GoIdsmiths personal care. besides
having had kidney trouble ut buffalo. II her speed
comes back she will be considered dangerous.
Fanny Wilcox Is Also uncertain with weak foreleg
whicn broke down again At Rochester just before the
ilowsr city stake. Aboie v IL not consistent per.
FORMER aud heliman, FRANK F. ana Pocahontas FRINGE
srs sr!cnly W. TO .oe form Necessary TO win .ueh an
mproyng WIN every race and wiz De IN H. especially
Oak farS have had = lag patronage.
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GRAND UNIONS GlRDEN pARTr.
The Culuinating Social Event OF the Sen.
son In Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE Grand Union gar.
den party, POSTPONED from last Saturday
night. was held this afternoon and evening.
The attendance was larger than ever before
aud the party itself tho most brilliant OF aEy
ever heretofore given IN Saratoga.
The most beautiful women and the most dis
tinguished men from all the hotels were pres
ent. and the toilets rich and elegant The dec
orations OF tho great court were wondrously
beautiful. Banners and flags and hunt:
Ing. pendant from tree to tree. formed
almost n perfect canopy. and 10000 Chinese
lanterns and hundreds OF electric lights pour-
cd almost II MONDAY flood Of light upon the
scene.
All tho vast court elk acres in extent.
swarmed with people. For two hours an un.
broken procession OF men and women poured
through tho entrance way Of the hotel.
Seven thousand invita- ions had been
issued. aud rs ench card carried ut least
three patrons. it Ia fair to- say that there were
10000 people present. Tue children's hour
was from to Z, and for ladies' and gentlemen
from until ~. and on each occasion the great
dancing floor was full to its utmost
This garden party was the eliminating Incl
dent Of the senson. Saratoga was never more
full OF guests than now. and every DAYS hrri-
yals swells the number. All the decorations
for tina garden marty wero new aud OF the most
unique and elegant design.
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The Alleged Cruelty In CLINTON Prison.
SIW FHHVCTSCU, CHI.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. N. "

CASEJoHAEIE. Aug 11.-IIend Clerk W. n
Johnston OF Clinton prison. who 10 spending n
week at home. makos this statement regard
ing the altered crue!tcs at the prison:
The charges were origin ally made out OF
spite by a kcerer from Troy. named Brophy.
who was discharged. He charges. for instance.
that prisoners were swung up by their wrists
The facts are that these incorrgibIes are
usually sent from the Llmirh Reformntory to
Clinton. We had a gang who refused to obey
the rule of the prison, They were taken into
one Of the cori,or, OF the pris9n and ha an
were kept during mart Of n day. They were
not raised oil their feet. One hand was raiRed
We're in n ro-i ion to stand on one or both feet.
changing about. as they chose. to rest ,hem-
supported only It's own weight. There was no
cruelty practised."
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The New Lake In the Desert.

San DIEGO. Cal. Aug. Ill II. W. Patton. who
determined the source OF the desert lake at
Saiton. is in this city.
lilo made he "trip by boat from Yuma down
tho Colorado River to tho break in tho banks.
He says he Is positive the lake will lie perma-
nsnt. Atrresent u is falling. hut each night
rise IN the river adds 10 the volume of water In
has been washed out tho water from the river
will flow directly into the lake instead Of
the river bank is about seventeen miles south
OF Yuma.
1UO feet 10 a half mile wide. aud OF sufficient
derths 10 carry an immense body Of water.
The soil through which the channel has cut
its way l. II very rich sandy loan.
"he water had deposi cd vast quantities o,
Ousiite seed and hundreds OF thousands OF
acres are green with pasturage.
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Threw Carbo,,c Acid on Him.

Dominica Diorio. who lives ut 22l Elizabeth
street. and runs a bootblack stand at Houston
street and the Bowery. uses in his business
mixture for dressing russell shoes which con-
tains cRrbolc acid.
:. He Keeps 1t in q bottle. ard when Antonio
ferraro n la,no barber Of 297 Mott street.
his hnnd in fun. 1t smatted. and Ferraro OBJ.
lected.
In tho fight that followed Dorio threw
more OF the stuff on the barber. burning him
about tho breast and lega. policeman OF the
Mulberry street station arrested the boot.
black The barbers wounds were roul'iced
and he won't homo.
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There were several roting OF unusual interest
At CARL g Burrs Driving ParK at Comack on Aug. Is.
In one OF them the black mare ElinA the youngest
daughter of Green Mountain Maid, trotted In 2;!3
which adds more 10 the = 81 list siying her the
lead summaries follow:
Match RAGS ST.
Charles hackmAus nix. IN, Elina, by Messenger
Dur"o dam Green Mountain Maid by harry
". n Wi.le.s blk O. cartridge ~ Willis.......3 =
itme--23d g'. 2:!1
same lay-Match race; so best two In three.
". Il. WiletB b. IN. Queen Hess by Hamblstonsn,
~ dam Maggie Johes, ny American Star - W.R.
c. S. Burrs Nora Lee o. 5. Rurr).."...,,....2 =
Tlme-2 IS. = ~.
The winner In among the Youngest daughters OF Ham
bletonian ~. and is ~ years nd
Same Dar-MAtch race; SjU.
C. Bmrr Ir = /. = Beneiactor. BY General
Benou-dRm troic. by Harry Clay &c. u.
J. u. III. rd'h bis =. EarrlnoreJ. ..,.,.....2 2
iime-2a3a 2;a,. =; 80 2Si.
This 4 closely contested racs
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THE SUMMARY OF THE RACE.
The BIgse.. Kite on Record.

STEM. Mass. AuG. 1.-The biggest kite on
record in this vicinity was sent up o-nieht.
II repre- en's the Joint contributions OF the en-
Tire Ee'ghborhooi, big and little. from boy to
mnn
Nv" = 'a,nlemen:s. as given last evening.
we're: lh'."-t diameter. l. feet inches; eI-
iiene "I.enlnierenc". 81 feet inch: length OF
.oot!n; q l''t!e short OF GO feet. The Kite is OF
fie;y. - W.
as material is heavy brown cartridge paper.
a ash III ,iam". WHICH Is quite stout. was fur.
men ~ handle II. hut alter a few trials 1t was
srni up succ-ssfully y, ami ] 500 feet OF tarrsd
let ou' N'N '"' VIZ So'o 100
,o Ire "Ih boys were MS much interested as the
youngsters, and n,tics and closets were ram
s .ai ~ Grandiathsrs and pater fnmilias IL
AT, ,he oi snare GOD limo to sopd 1t IN higher,
cssa ike ssh 81 naTasn, Of s hs Kite
UNI Iars' and tho work Of hauling it in re-
Hsnea 'he united strength OF several pairs OF
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In the windward work. the Gloriana gained
]? seconds on the Oweene. minutes Ii sec-
the barbara. minutes ~ seconds on the Say
onera, IL minutes 4 seconds on the Mine la
The Jessca gained 40 seconds on the Mineola.
Going, down the second leg balloon lib
top sa, we're, we're set: and when half wayto the
Glorinna tore on the foot and had to be en-
in: This kent her back tsome. In fact, she lost
al she had gained on the Oweene OH the first
leg The Gloriana had to set an inter-
mediate Jibtopsail The order did not change
t. the finish. The elapsed times for the Sec
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=, Thus The Oweene mad, the. best Tina over
the secoud leg. beating the Beatrix G seconds.
onara SO seconds. Barbara SO seconds. and
JessMa ; minutes l second. Coming home.
seconds on tn. Mineola, AZ seconds on
the Beatrix.. 81 seconds on the Oweene.
/ minute 81 seconds on the barbara, aud i
minute u seconds on the Jessica. lntermedi-
ate Iihtopsails. ibis, aud foresails We're carried
shnwed balloon Iibtopsail. The Oweene
Jessica. barbara. and Mireola had also bal
LAST Leg n - - -
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Taking the race as n whole il may be con.
sidered iair test OF what the Goriana can
90 with the Oweene nnde the conditions which
oweene. and may d" it in another race. but
inc GloriAna is too much for both. In heavy
greater.
:, The management Of the race was in the
William Gardner and Charles Stewart Dawson.
1t was fanltlessly managed. and reflects great
credit On tho gentlemen mentioned.
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A Dead Baby ON the Railroad Track.

ORANGE. Aug. 1.-THE body Of male col
ored baby was found lying by the track OF tho
Delaware. J.ackawanna md Western railroad
at Inst Grove street. tnst orange. this morn,
in nn old waterproof. The ba!,y had been born
alive. and. it IL supposed. had been thrown
from car window The body was taken 70
mOned.
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Last Weeks Canal Tonnage.

ALBANY. Aug. 1.-THE canal tonnage from
the sth to the 18th OF August inclusive was
1881 tons. q decrease OF 1924 tons when
snondng period last year: 2.l5I.0 bushels
OF wheat were shipped by canal last week;
against 4lG0O0 bushels for the same period
laat yeur.
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Andrew Turner OF 1852 Park avenue. Sidney
Lutz OF 72 East l1Sth street. and Frank Fox of
went fishing YESTERDAY. they had ilshed for
some time at the pier loot OF West l33d street
when Turner fell overheard. His companions
could not swim. and he was carried out by the
tide aud drowned. The body was not recov-
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Ry Smith Ryan: Foreclosure sale of the four story
stone front dwelling with lot lax iUO ia West Sow.
entyrst street south side iao feet west OF Columbus
By John B. smyth, Foreclosure sal. of the four.
avenue: east side 7o% feet north OF Seventy fourth
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New co,,.ee Bu,ld,nx at princeton.

PRINCETON JUNCTION. Aug 17-Stakes have
Just been driven on the grounds OF the College
Of New Jersey markin out the dimensions Tor
the massive new college building. Commence-
nasium and Reunion Hall on west campus,
Eeur Nassau street s>A An01D
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All were close hauled on the starboard tack,
but one by one they went in stays and made
ior the Narraeansett Beach to play the old
dith. The >ayonara was the irst about Then
came tHe Minsnla and Barbara
After finding herself being left astern By tho
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Where Yesterduy's Fire. Were.

4. M-l2;2o 275 Elizabsth street no damage
+. M.-3:l7 awning at ,IJ7 Broadway sIO: 3i<5 1913
Orchard street So 40, ~ tor.yth street. 500;
East Twenty sixth street damage slight; in+h ih7
Avenue no damage. iI:l'. 1tt' Wcst Ihirtr.eigh,h
street Mrs -Oc Bugg. damage siUO.
James Riruln u fireman on the White star sieam
snip Cuhr. which arrived yepteTiay from Iirsrpoo
committed suicide Nv jump plug into The sea on Wednes
years old
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court Calendars This nay.

srPrryy CorHr. CHANEEEs Motion calendar Nos ]
to ~. called at II O'Clock
SrrEo.ar.s CUrRr.-- klr probate wills OF lane att
aud nrurysL. HsIdrick at InA NJ. ANNE Mahon.
,a!h'I Bonrsmsrn Jacob iIastsd, aud William
t"ssoos rlrs-Esvrrr TERx,-so 81 Stanton sgt
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A"ess Between the Crews or the White
Squadron.

BAR HAEDoE. Mo-. Aug. 17.-Interest has
centred to-day in the races between tho
uews o. Ito ships; under Tho auspices
y. me houtt lesert Canoe Club. Members
% me club waro received at Neal &
nuaNs 'oat landing by Admiral Ghsrardi in
psHon and were transported 10 the Phila.
sv. rnla IN tho ships launch. Below are the
events and results:
MN ienotr-i cutters, philadelphia aud Enter.
TIE ~ nile won by Enierprise crew
1.nterpriso " on '''N A''u ''"'''p'''' ~ ""e"'
phia .nd Seye'oarsd Cutters two from the Philadel
FSnrtn III. from the rsIr"l, ia miiea Petrol won.
rnr,sns, "a Mr,. Petrol won
,l,n harg's from thu PHILADELPHIA ard Disp nj CHI
miles bisIac, won.
~reeti,etarv blaine walked along the shore
r, nn ~. Mad son Taylor. and watched the
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NorLw stern breeders, Tro,,,.- x..,,,r

x.," ''o' Aug u This was tho opening day Of tho
vne"efh llorss Breeders uottinR meeting at
"ss'hrifk Tho weather was perfect. and a
Ein. shout +pI' was present The track though
ihs ,u,n 'N wa, fast, and the racing was excellent
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aWrllino Aousrs at'antrG.

DHfSlClAN wants large first class house, furnished
nIeietIeh f,r term or wears location hiE nv, ho
tween an ana Al sis or CROSSE reel between Naii-Un
ana 6tl AVS 3ith At, preferred Addrc.. IN full
PARTICULARS and PRICE WILLARD, box lit sun once"
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uNPRat DENIED BARGAINS.
SPLENDID fkOPEKTI.
Michael J bergen farm. A few choice lots
famous Hunt estate BroOkyn. 4ath. 5utll 6lst Ald
BID sts. between 9Th and 9TH avs. at private saia
Prices. 500 and upw ard. Apply to JERE. JOHN6OE.
Jr Liberty st. New York. and leg and i9i Montague
ct. brooklyn.
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aeal estate for Sale-asruokluu.


IUY A HoME.-Bargains in small houses; easy termA
ID MckEON 4 co, 1854 Bedford Az.
lNOR SALE ON THE HILL BROOKLYE.-TArss.
story and basement brown stone house. 2oxi'xl o.;
IN good location convenient to elevated railroad sts
ton and fr-t- class order through out: sanitary
Plumbing &c; will sell furniture with house II de-
sired! bargain Tor quick cash buyer. As party
wishes T. cave tn. city For particulars addFess b. u.
A. - Office.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30


NohiSA6k sALE- Default hasing been
laAae IL the eoD eltleRs 81 a certain alcft
ssxs dated tas ssseath DAY Of seSS. &aas.
n.Aar ~ Charlotte y. AeiEs = thx crsas hap.
lss Savings B4Ak and Fesoraed iS shs eeles q
tbe register n deeds 81 keaf loaois. Aiehi-
xA2, % tax .ste d@s et jay, ssse. 81 A;se = Y
e.ossAs II 1tscf tS Of mortgages % page ssS
aad asfAait hss.ag been mads Ia payments Of
lRtrfsst theSeoG. AID tas cast 81 fAsaEAnee
esfoh essiselass uFSa faeTtsaxea pf~aeftt. ss
"a sale naeTfgaxe provided. enG the sad nsorg
G4k-e having eected 10 trcef tue eatife
Asnseat secured bs said moriSGge as aoe AID
bak4bie: a. b. as Terms II Is SltbpriLcd 10 oe
aha said mertgsge containing fas nsuai power
.. ssis. which BY rcasoa al SAID defaults las
bees sfife operative. aHa GpoR ~lilch iilef t-A<e
of principal. Interest 4ad cost of ins0Fsn Aot
iheiading attorney lee. III the cate 81 this
notfce. there - claimed 10 Ae cue the sana Of
twenty esebt hundred SAD ainets-aine @nd -
10 is-csss ~ dollars. anc ao so.f al laN 81 II
equity hasag betn Instituted 10 recover tev
money due thereon. therefore nefiee - hereby
ssten that said mortgage Nil Dc iareeiesed, -
. sats - the n.orts@std premises. NJ pa0sie
sneuon % the highest bidder. 10 satisfy toe
slaosnt a. ae Ihefroa aforesaid Win infcf-
csf 1na costs. aud a. attorney lee a. prvsiasa
ia sald mo- tgase and allowed By lss. on fri-
day. the SIN dag OF Ueloerr, 1871. Al 10 e'eteck
a IA. OF that day NJ tnr front entrance on
Lyon ST.. Leading to the circuit et.uEt room.
that benz the place Of holding the circuit
court Tor said county Of Kent. IN the city o.
Srand Rapids. Ia said county
Tie aald m0Ttg@ged premises are deseribed
as Follows; A n that certain piece or parcel 81
land. situate lying and being In the city et
Grand Rapids county OF Kent ard state 81
Michigan, kaown anu described a. follows. To-
wit; The west one hundred litsl feet In depth
Of lot number Two u Of McDeweil's suedivls
Ton OF lot ten lH OF A. Campau sub division OF
the west half "a of the southwest fractional
quarter "a OF section thirty-one SD Ia town
ship seven % north Of range eleven uD west
Dated July y 1891.
GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
Mortgages.
TseGAEr. woLoorr 4 GAssoS.
thur attorney tor NoTtgagee
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TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ STATE OF Michigan. county OF kent-ss.
Notice Is hereby given. that BY an ord cer OF toe
Probate Court for the county of Kent. made on
the 31ih day of June. A. ID. 1891. six months
from that date were allowed for creditors 10
present their claims against the estate Of
EBEN 4. HALL.
late Of said county. deceased, and that all
creditors of said deceased arc required 10 pre-
sent their claims 70 said prohote court. AZ the
probate Office. in the city OF Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance. on or before the
30th day OF December next. and that such
claims will be heard before said court. on
Wednesday. the 3oth day of December next. al
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. June 30. A. d.
1891.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
thurs july 80 Judge of Probate.
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pRoBATE oRDER-state Of Michigan. Coun-
" Of hent-ss. Al a session OF the Probate
Couyi for said county OF Kent. he'd al the pro
rate once. ~ the city of Grand Rapids on the
5tn day of June. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninsfy one.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge of Probate
In the matter Of the estate OF
JOHN 4. BEGRAW. deceased
Abble NJ. 3egTaw having nled ip this court
her petition. praying that the al ADMINISTRATION
of said estate may be granted Ia herself;
Ii Is ordered. that Friday. the TN day Of
August. 1921. st ten O'clock IN tae0rrenoon. at
said probate once. be appointed Tor hearing
said petition.
And IL is further ordered. that copy ofthis
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said day of hearing. IN the TfIssEss-
HERALD. a daily newspaper printed and cir
culating ia said couniy of kent.
CYRUS r. PERKINS,
true copy. Judge of Prot>ste.
ApoLrH u. Mason. Register. Wedn July %
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NOTICE To CEEnIIORS.

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
~ state OF Michigan. county of kent-ss
Notire Is hereby given. that boy an order OF the
Probate court for the county OF kent. made on
the 9TH day of July. A. ID. lssl. SIX
months from that date were allowed for cred
itors 10 present their claims against the estate
OF
JAMES W. F0LBY.
late OF said county. deceased. and that all cred
itors OF said deceased are required 10 present
their claims fo said Probate court At the Pro
bate ONCE in the city o. Grand Rapids. Tor ex-
animation and allowance on or before the 4th
day OF January next. and that such claims
will be heard before said court on Thursday.
the sth day OF January next. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. July :. A. D.
1891.
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
thurs july 80 Judge of Probate.
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TO CREDITOhs-

NOTICE TO CREDITOhS-
~ State of Michigan. county OF kent-Ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by an order of the
Probate Court. ior the county of Kent. made on
the "a day of july. A. u. 1881. six months
from that date were allowed for creditors Ia
present their claims against the estate OF
BRIDGET BURK. FORMERLY BROWN.
late of said county. deceased. and that all
creditors of said deceased are required TO pre-
sent their claims TO said Probate court, at the
Probate Office in the city of Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance on or before the
I'd day OF January next. and that such
claims will he heard before said court on
Saturday. the I'd dav of Jynuary next, ai
10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day.
Dated. Grand RAPIDS. Mich. july . A. n.
1891.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
thurs july 30 Judge of Probate.
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TREAsURER'S NOTICE.
Cry Tnr.srnrn.s Or,ro

CRY TRTssrRER's OFFICE.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. july lS. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opeeing and widening OF Charles
street from she south line of sherman street
to the north line of Thomas street, an the city
OF Grand RAPIDS. is now Ia my hands and
that viii receive payment thereon for the
period of tweDtv days from this date. at the
once of the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAhE.
July 30 City Treasurer.
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TREAsUREK's NOTICE.

City Treasurcr's oi5ce
Grand Rapids. Mich. Iuy Is. lssl.
Notice Is hereby gwen that tse sssessInent
roll Tor The grading aud grsyeling Begrand
street from the es>t line of Canal street 70 a 9
wesf line Of Taylor street. IN the city Of Grand
Rapids. - now In nv hands. and thai
will receive payment thereon Tor the per- I'd
Of twenty days from this date. at the once OF
the City Treasurer. City Hall.
MILAN HAkE.
July % City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City TresSurcrs once
Grand Rapids. Mich. July q. isaI.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF % sewer la Fountain
ST. for aistance of rs feet east If orand- -aye
In th. city of Grand Rapids Is now I'm my hands
and that / viii receive payment thereon for
the period ~ twenty days from this date at
the cfiice OF the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE
aug 10 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
TREAsURER,. NOTICE

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WILLIAM HtEF
saE s Cry treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
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