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PROPOSING 4 RETURN TO LENOY.
CoTTAGERs WILL ESCAPE FROM NETWORK IF
TROUBLED Ely WANT OF WATER.

COTTAGERs WILL ESCAPE FROM NETWORK IF
TROUBLED Ely WANT OF WATER.
Lcnox, Mass, Nov. 81 (Specian.-The short water
supply in New-York City has caused some Of the
cottagers TO keep their places open ard ready for
them to return here at any time. II is learned here
that unless matters improve In New-York within
few days several .of the cotogers propose 10 return
10 their places here. Lenox has an abundant water
supply and the season Just is delightful. Those
who are here are not certain when they will go
away. Among those who till lnger here are the
Kneelands, p. J. sands General Rathbone's family.
the Chapins, David Lydg. George W. Folsom the
Writings Miss Cary and some Others
Many of the cottagers and others from New-fork
and Boston have engaged rooms at the Curtis House
for the holidays. Among the number is Mayor
Chaplin, Of Brooklyn.
Grant Walker OF Boston. has purchased ten acres
of the A. j. Leth place In Clifwood-st, and will build
a summer residence on the grounds. He married Miss
shaw a daughter of Paykman Shaw, two years ago.
The Walkers viii he great addition to Lcnox society
Tho foundation OF e.. II. M0rgans new residence
is already II, the site of the old Haggerty house.
which occupied for several years by ex-secrefary
Whitney. The dimensions are about 100 by 100 feet
The cottage will be OF stone and brick.
william D. sloane is having added to his cottage
a billiard room and a smoking room.
The monument TO the memory OF General John
Patterson. which Is being erected through the efforts
principally of Professor Thomas EgglestOn, Will be
put In place in the triangle in front OF the Curtis
The foundation Of the Beckwth cottage near Lake
Mahkcenac Is completed. 1t will be 10 by MY ieet,
and will be exceedingly attractive.
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pushed ss rapidly Is possible, and the mill VIII DO IN
operation early next season IL wall % equ'ppeo WV"
the latest style q modern machinery. Inc 1am~s
occupying tenementh owned by tho mill VIII NV
be asked to pay rent until the mil Is IN r"""e
order The greater part of the help will remain.
The marriage Of william D. Goodrich. OF Seattle, ana
Mss Cora A. Morris of that city, has attracted consd
cradle attention here. as Mr.. Goodrich Is native OIL
st,ckbrdge lie settled in Seattle in $780, lie IS now
the secretary Of the Cable Railway COMPANY OF tla'
city.
several Boston people, who have been spenung
week or two here, have departed incluone pr snu
IT, u.orv +, Nichols Mr. and Mrs T.. l.. Browne. Mt
and Mrs. T. j. Thompson, and Mr.. and Mrs Oharies =.
Moody MIR and Mrs. Louis ID. Root, OF New ork
have been spending few days here. Mr.. koot Is
native OF Stockbndge.
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NOTES FROM HARTFORD.
THE QUASI BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SYSTEM-NEw BOOKS.

SYSTEM-NEw BOOKS
Hartford Conn. Nov. 81 (Spcciai)-The d1asi Board CT
EuualIzation Contro Ter Staub and Marvin H. Sanger
Democratic candidate State Treasurer are having DIFF
ncuty in getting corporations Of the State TO recognize
their powers ror instance tie Consolidated road. which
largest taxpayer failed to pay any attention 70 the
Boards notice to be present at che Boards meeting
this week. amend explain the statement IL had
filed with the Controller. The Board met on Thursday
and after vanly attempting 20 gain entrance TO the
Irasurers Office went through the farce Of cint cal cd
TO order on the outside the Office and then adjourned
to the Controllers Office the transaction OF business
which consisted in large part smoking good cigars
and willing away the time Henry L. Goodwin the well.
known opponent Of Consolidated roads method Of keep
ing It's books and doing its business was on hand how
ever ready 10 make his annual attack.
The Roman Catholics OF this city on Thursday night
welcomed home Bishop Mcmahon from his EJropean trip.
The streets crowded, procession was formed, and
the OF the Cathedral TIE first Ger held in the
main audience room, impressive. The Bishop has
done great work IN building the finest church ediice
in Connecticut in Keeping 1t free from deot.
The horse railway company Is having struggle
yince the people Of Hartford and Glastonbury that
trolley system. by which 1t purposes 20 operate Its
lines In those towns is blessing At a largely
attended meeting on Thursday the people Of East
Hartford voted instruct their se;ec:men to all
efforts to prevent trolley system from being erected
Ia IIarorGave the main thoroughfare from
river TO the free bridge aud to this city, 1t ap
pears however that the First Seectman, who Is .
Der q Bridge Commission. which has control OF the
bridge ana OF the avenue iohg causc""y inc ishehse
which purchased by the towns from the toll bridge
company had few days previously voted with the other
members Of the commission TO allow the trolley poles
be- erected Tho railway company Is Apparently master
Of the situation.
The county commissioners are doing great deal Of
est work In relation 20 liquor which they
pectod license aud they have already accede
Of .he demands made upon them by the Committee Of
twenty They have agreed not TO license women
10 sell liquor. and not 70 grant licenses for
the sale liquor In easements and TREY have refused 10
grant licenses to liquor stores in Morgan-s the
Hartford side Of the free bridge.
Interest the dismissal Of Professor Chids from the
High School little than year ago, is revived by
suit against town by Professor Childs for salary due
him FOR the entire year
Two interesting books by local authors are attracting
attention the ''Iafe OF John Winthrop" by the Rev
Joseph H. Twichel. and the "iiistory Of Antique Fur
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CHESS NEWS.

We have received cablegram from Mr.. Tschgorin
announcing that he sailed for New York per steamer
La Champagne, which left Havre yesterday.
match by correspondence is now in progress be-
tween Dublin and Belfast, with less than 100
players side, including sixteen ladies'. AT present
Dublin has the lead with 81 points TO 25 and this
temporary ascrbcd to the valor Of the fair
contingent. It is stated in circular sent OUT by the
managers of the match that three ladies have specially
distinguished themselves in that contest. Mrs. Berry
beat Mrs. Shaw. OF Belfast, In a game Of ffy-two
moves; Miss Louise Brown. OF Clontarf clevery
offered the sacrifice OF her two Rocks and obtained
problematc mate In four moves. against Miss Lowry,
Belfast, and Miss Jennie Brown, Clontarf by sacr-
acing a Rock. accomplished the meritorious feat of
announcing and giving mate In seven moves to her
antagonist, Miss Mccarthy Belfast
An energetic effort Is being made to organize
chess association for North Cumberland. Durham ard
North Yorkshire. Mr.. Joseph Cowen Gate NJ. p for
Ncwcastle has given ESQ towad the funds Of the new
association
The fourth and final game in the match between the
Rev. a. y. SklpwOrth ard J. H. Blake 10 decide thc
tie TT the Counties meeting b. the latter. and
tho scor, Blake, I-o; skipworth 1-2 Tho
former thus takes first honors Of the master tOurna
mcnt at the Counties Chess Association Congress.
Mr. Black1uIne has been starring in Yorkshire and
the northern counties. He will visit both Scotland and
Wales in the Of his tour which will thus be
extended one. Meanwhile the Blackburne Gunsberg
match recedes more and more into the dim and dis
tant future.
No announcements have yet been made as to any
chess congress- to be held this by the British Chess
Association which, according TO precedent should have
been held In London.
A championship tourney has been started in the
Glasgow Chess Club Among the principal players are
Sheriff Spens and Mcssrs. Barber Gilcrst and Rus.
SELL all of whom have held the championship 10
former years.
The winter tournament NJ the City OF London Chess
Club proceeds with regularity ard precision In No.
Section Mr. Moore leads. in No. Mr. wardiiggs, and
In No. Mr.. Gibbons. The respective winners OF these
three sections will play of for The championship OF the
club
The sixth annual general meeting of the Yorkshire
County Chess Association held at Leeds on the 4h
OF November. satisfactory reports presented by
the secretary and treasurer The date for the annual
tournament has been fixed for the 10th OF January
Leeds being selected the meeting place. bradford
defeated Leeds on the 3lst Of October by i2 10 H.
Tho welLmown Paris Chess Club. At No 80 boule-
ward Magenta, inaugurated lis winter season on Friday
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NOTES.
(a) This counter sacrifice OF Pawn WIS introduced
by the editor against Signor Dubois In 1852 and was
afterward adopted by Andersen against Paulsen
CD This Is new. Usually K-Kt 81 is here played
(c) The weakness OF the point at . Is likely to
become dangerous now after this advance. which
ought to be avoided for the defence In this and other
variations, for it usually allows White to insti-
tute strong attack by PIX followed by XIX 4
threatening Kt-Q Oh. The right play Is Q kt-B 8.
0) a very strong attacking move and at the same
time 1t defends the side against the eventual adverse
advance OF PIX Kt which counter attack one OF the
usual resources Of Black in this opening.
(e) 1t is difficult to find any better development
though this seems to promote Whites clever attack
ing pan.
% Remarkably ingenious See diagram.
(g) Is. PxB; 16 KtxP, 16 Q-Kt 8; II KtxB. II
PxKt; is BIB CHI, 1s RIB was not pleasant, but yet
better than what he did.
Qi) A shrewd rei0in6er. lie RECEIVERS at least
tile piece with superior material and position
% Rlack is In bad predicament any way. but this
characterization loses piece in an inferior position.
BxBP followed by PIX B 3 was his only resource.
@ A piece is by force with this powerful blow.
(E) Running at last into q mating position, but
nothing could be OF any avail, lie bound to
give up the Rock In order TO avoid the mate which
the opponent forces In a few moves.
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niture by DR.. Lyon, antiquarian. who has maze oa
furniture his hobby for many years. Dr. Lyons 'oIume
Is finely illustrated, and It is the ONLY modern book on
the subject The eutor has put into II large amount
research and scholarship. The illustrations are In graz
psrs Of furniture in his own collection
recent sermon OF the Rev. DR.. George leon walker.
pastor Centre Church. has aroused the interest OF
the ctzeos in the preservation and rntoron OF the OH
Centre in tho re"r OF the church "ner
Thomas Hooker the founder a the Connecticut Colony. IL
buried and where the other pioneers OF The town
Hartford rest present the condition Of the ground
il LITTLE short Of disqrieeful.
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70 HAVE RECEPTION At ARLINGTON HILL I. l..

LIMITATIONS are out for the annual reception Ar
bv the j. j. Reynolds Association on peeemoe. "a rae
linaton Hail. The Numbers ae doing 'helf .d .a,onsbls
Ihs affair success and attract large anu "a ,sod
g,,brring number of prominent persons wiz "A ,ud
The hall and supperoms will be tasefuy sowsrs
the women will receive bouquets Of ,,nss Of .'r.'
professor BoSwad has arranged rosi are c.
nrnt, music between the canoes Inc seer.,sui
William. president; Jerome o'Coanor reeofn's
AZ Z. ruhls. MArshak.
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eLryDALE woLOLLry MILL TO BE REBUILT.

stockbridgc Mass. Nov. 81 speciall.-There
cottagers from New-Yori lingering here who are re-
naming 10 how the water famine is TO turn out.
Tho Glendale wo5ncn mill will be rebuilt. The In
has leen adjusted, and the Of the prop
erty, Mr.. Herman, OF NewYork has already begun to
clear up the wreck Tie work on the property will DO
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White-12 pieces.
White to play and mate In two moves.
SOLUTION OF PROBLEM NO. 81

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM NO. 81.
whlte-K at Q B 8, Q at Q 1t 4, II at 81,
at Q r g. KITS at Kt q and X Kt Z, Ps at Q Z,
Q 4 and Kt o.
Bnck-K at 3, Q at B 4. at Q B. b at x b z,
KIT at Q r 3, Ps at Q Kt 4 and 3. White to mate
In three moves.
1-Q-K So 1-BxQ
2-RxPch TX moves
J-Kt-Q mate
1-KtxP
o-O-K7ch 2-KxQ
3-B mate
I-K-B
o-Q-K CHI 2-Q-Q3
90 mate
Amy other move
2-o-K mate
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IL know what I'm going 10 ivc pa this Christmas. I,
said Arabelia.
What, my dear n asked her mother.
"A nice wool,en comforter 1t will be- lovely to
wear when Ned comes to take me toboganning. r-Iar
per's Bazar.
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD
az w. srEIN1rx.

An communications. correspondence. eee.' "o.s "
$3.50. ..csn.s rd,.or The tribune All matters con-
eernine games and problems must reach this o"ce no
a,er than Wednesday intended for publication on ~.
sunday following. News must rescn this omco NOS 'S'
than Friday.
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pPODiEM NO. So.

Awarded first prize in the Sussex Chess Associahof
tournament
BY TIE REV. II. J. WRIGHT.
BIark-1O pieces
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SELECTED GAMES
A pretty game, played short time ago at the
Manhattan Chess Club between Messrs Lipschutz and
l.
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2-0-K g mate
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07

FORECLOSURE SALE = Whereas. Paserick
l. Egan, of the township OF Caledonia. E..At
county. Michigan. OIL tne lSih dag OF VI ~:
lssl. made and executed moityag II Dahiel
X. Fox. guardian of Scott I. FOX. George l..
Fox. Bert 5. Fox and James IL. Fox. minors, 10
secure The payment of fourteen hundred dol
lars isl4V0l with interest AT the rate cf seven
per cent. per annum. said IN ,ffea.e payable
In six years from the date thereof. interest
payable annually. Which said mortgage WAS
recorded in the office of the register OF deeds
for said county of Kent, on the 18th day OF
May. 1sS2 at 2:30 O'Clock in the afternoon. in
lber 90 Of mortgages. on pages 5lo, 30 and olf; 4;
which said mortgage was on the 2lst day of
August. IS 5. duly assigned by aSslg nment OF
mortgage. executed By Daniel r. Fox. as guar
dian Aforesaid. To Chauncey Patterson. which
said assignment we also recorded In the ofhce
OF the register of deeds for Kent county. cn
the 2lst day of August. 1855. la hSer III OF
mortgages. on page 2l4. Said Patterson beng
the present owner and holder OF said mort
gage. And the sum of Si0a pincipal and
S;S2.s7 taterest. making together the sum OF
slSs2.sI which is due on said mortgage ou the
tth day OF February. 1891. the date OF the frs;
publication of this notice; uni
Whereas. Default has been made In the pay
melt OF the money secured by SAID mortgage.
and no SUIT or PROCEEDINGS having been lnSti-
tuted at law TO recover the debt now claimed
II be due upon said mortgage or any part
there Of the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale OF said premises by virtue OF the
power contained IN said mortgage. when sale
viii be made by the sh~rlE o. the county OF
Kent. at public auction, a the entrance OF the
Court block. so-caIied. lu the clfv OF Grand
Rapids. Michigan. that being The place of
holding the circuit court for the county OF
Kent. on the fourth day of May. 1891. III ten
O'Clock in the forenoon.
The following is "A description Of said mort
gagged premises: All those pieces or parcels or
land lying and being situated in the township
OF Caledonia i'm the county of Kent aud STATE
o. VI cBigdn. and described rs ioilews. to-wit:
All of the west half "a OF the northeast quar-
ter ~ of section number eight t-3 in town
five 81. north of range ten ucl west. Kent
county, Michigan.
CHAUNCEY PATTERSON.
WARD K WARD. Mortgage.
Attorneys s for Mortgage. FEB :
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07
SHERIFfss SALE -Ds virtue Of an alias exc

NHkkiff'> SALE -Dy virtue ef aR atlas eAe-
- eAtien Is sslea eat ei And aaaef the seal of
TIE circuit eouft 81 the eoHHtg of h~nt. Ia fhe
STATE OF Michigan. a ssstrd aa the o day ot
bsesintes. A. A.. lSst. 10 n directed sna de-
hteged IA iaysE oi Mazda - tBsh. rkscutrls
81 tue iaSt Nil an testament Of william ~
aslameb. Decreased, aud unsf abe Q u. $ and
ciatfeis. and iog Nant tAereei then ~ iise real
essats ef 'aFlteB Neat. therfsn nanset. have
lrAlet Ihefson aud shall sxpsss fer safe. al
gat lie al Tea or Fe3due. tie highest 30
der, al the so4th iro enirlaee TO tie elr,
eours rasgfIs a'oar oea. sste2,iesl, IA sae
eity OF Grand kapids. that heing The place OF
holding the circuit court af the eousty whtrein
said plcmi, are situated. CA AuAdays the
10th cay OF VI area. A 1891. al ten clock Ia
the forenoon ef saia day. the following des-
efitet = al IS ate iyln. aud besns IA the county
sf heat and Ssate of Michigan. snt described
as loit8ws. 10 Nil
Lst uumOer six IS of hio X mum her eight 81.
o. san Barea and 1u n sr's addition. 10 the
city of GrsRd Rapids
Dated January 10. 1871.
LOOMS X BISHOP
Snerin Of kent County.
By HAFsoN fowkNs.. Beaaty sheriff.
McGiLL 4 McnILi. Attorney Tor Plaintiff isb2
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07
". II. WINANS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
Free of Chargei

ROOMS "a TOWER BLOCK.
Open Evenings. Phone SO.
EEMALE HELP wANTED-s kitchen girls.
~ general girls. L dining room girls.
girls for boarding house. | COOK. chamber
maids and wait on table. All ladies out OF
employment call at 3 and Tower block.
MALE HELP WANTED-2 cash Vs. har-
u ness makers. | first-clsss travelling sales
man. hand carvers. 2upholsferers. good
solicitor for our Office. 3 and lower block.
G1enO for Groom house on :. Iona st. lot
@AOco Hxl2s; well, cisiern and alley.
C1E0n for s-room house on ). Tonia-st: lot
- oicOo sfxl2i. and alley. we'll and cistern.
S1lOO for new 7-room house on Tenth
S2)CO for new modern house and large
'rc-cc lot on Ienth-ave. This is a bargain.
IL YOU are looking for bargains. we have
home for $50; one OF Egati-aSe.. between
;. Division aud lonast.. $40; one on Ninth
ave. $500.
A SNAP for some one who has the cash.
~ Only so - for a . room house on :. leuta ST.
large lot. isfoot alley. plenty of room for
another house IN .ne Iear: well. cistern and
city water. This property Is worth SEQ.
E0B SALE-New sroom house on corner OF
crate. manteL water. gas. etc; party wishes 10
leave city. Price szi0l
2S,o for sood sized lot on S. Laiayefte-st.
COW east front
xtQ-)-, for large lot on s. Lafayette st. near
.S1'ZD Fifth ave
&7EO for nice lot on cass St; worth $50.
A LARGE aunber OF hrst-cIass farms for
II sale gr sxchange. some near the CITY.
efherS n good localities. ffs9 near Vaudeville.
sio per acre worth 81: 10 acres - miles
from Battle Greek. ss per acre. worth so.
Do acres of the best celery and onion land IN
-V the state. enlv mile frcm shipping posaf.
in FIRE state Of cultvatiea.
, Lots near Burton ave. ~ exchange for a
= better lsf and psg differences.
WANrED-te hgy g milk route
900 In cash IN pay for a new 7-reor
SSlFoo house in soatheru part OF city. Cal
early.
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TEEAsunEn.s NOTICE.
City Treasarer's once

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. >. lssl
Notice Is hereby gwen that The assessme OF
roll for grading. graNe.ing aud paving the gui-
tiers OF Wealthy avenue. from south Division
street 10 Madison avenue. IN flc city Of ssfaad
Rapids. il now in my hands. and that viii re
oelye paymentthereou for tie period OF twenty
days from this date, al The ofuee of the City
Treasurer. City Hall. GEORGE r. PERRY.
feb l5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07

ASSESSMENT BOIL far sradlaK sfaseting
- and pxstnZ ghe satfgTs - fifss stfert
from Broadway STREET 20 Mirhl<2A street IL
tas ely ef nFsaa kssAas.
GkAsp kAfles Mich. fet / i>sa.
To-
ttMsthias Baegx. Franz Bier. uen1el aaa
tsears& hlseAel. August bfoesef, Anfa titckie,
john kiickie. irc0rlch Julius blsm stes tes
epa boieski. ffaak kasser. AEten bott. hoa
ora tasttv, < Is. Caldwell. tsee. k VI sfs 1s,s-
eph fiAklcF Margaret Hnkler. fraok faertch.
Martha b fsaakeaskt izetsie tTench. iel.N = ss
Ter ana Phlilp ffsfz Anton q iaa<. 5oife nrIbei,
Mary heasel. ae3aas helkh y. jeaA hive,
fred ies kfeckei, estate ~ tssorsr hech. Dc,
ceased NaFe arethe keea. Frederick hraNtt, !,
EDWARD \. kfu>e. Joha Liehiek, sarah A. Nj
Ter. Laaeelia NvCaFds. Aiiiiani fuite, John
eni@s. Abfafn =. heseneets. heRTs ih
Richter. E.iga Scrtbner. Peter S~tntek, Aag
Evangelical Als>iaa sonsfts AZ ten. The hlt-asc
4 Mrs. Michigan Railway Compans. the or4Dd
Rapids Indiana Railway sslnpaiis. Jacob
Neit and paal RsInman. Juiia haieH. nep
resident. Hope Adds jaars ". Ferry
eQ are herrDy hofifie1 tast aa assessment
Is abaat To be made upon you 10 cefia, the "a
pense of the afoft said l0ffoNeHsrt. an
assessment rell coffecied has bcrh made la
Tie premises aRd Is Ola file Ia The clerk : once
of said tlty. where II viii remain open Tor ln
speetion natil Monday evening. fee y isd.
when and Where You can appear before the
Common Council an sald evening ana show
eause n any. why said assessments saa1la not
be made aad colles ted according 60 lan
". A. ehlNhAAS.
3s City fie.k.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE
city Treasnrer's once. /,

City TreaSnrer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. q. l>si.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and grayciilg Rumsey street.
from Hilton street 10 Hrandyiiir ayeuue.
hands and that will receive payment h sreon
for the period Of twenty DAYS from This date.
at the Office of the City Treasurer. City Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb l3 City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07
NoTrcr TocRrDITnRs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ STATE oi Michigan. count7 of kent-s~
Notice is hereby given. that bT an order OF the
Probate Court Tor the county Of Kent. made on
the 6th day of February. A. II. lesl. six montns
from that date were allowed for creditors 10
prcseII their claims against the estate OF
JANE RAYSER.
late OF said county. deceased. and that all
creditors of said deceased are required TO pre-
sent their claims u said probafe court. at the
probate oiiice, in tine city o. Grand RAPIDS. for
examination and allowance. on or before the
9Th day of August next, and that such
claims viii be heard before said court. on
Thursday. the 9th day OF August next. al ten
O'Clock III the forenoon of each day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Eco. .. A. d. 1891.
CYRUS r.. PERkIS-.
feb g Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07
TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. -. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and gravelin- Kennedy street.
from South Union street 10 Henry street. Ia
the city Of ,;rsnd Rapids. Is new IN ms hands.
and that will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty DAYS from this date. al
the Office OF the City TREASURER. City liai.
GEORGE Il. PERRY.
feb IS City Treasurer.