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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-29
CoNSIGNEES.


Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
Altmayer & Co. Appel & 8. Albino & Bro. G
G Beeke, Mrs w Blois, W A Bishop & Co.
Brush L P Co. Byck & Co. Benson &
Bre, Boley & Son, N S & d A Byck. c Bea-
man, X, Chatham Furn Co, Rev CAT
ferty, Collins d Co, Collat Bros, w Curry,
C Coleman & Co, O. r, De Lavergne Mach Go
Jas Douglas M Doyle, j II Entleman, w L Ex-
ley. Eckman & V. Z Einstein, / Epstein & Bro
@ Eokstein & Co, A Ehrlich & Bro, Engel & r,
Frank & Co. Fell & j, Fleischman & Co, L Ga.
bel. M Ferst's Sons & Co. Cell & Q, Gutman,
s Guckenheimer & Son, A Hanley, Harness q j,
b Hull & Co, Hemken & S. M Hirsch & Co.
II Hlrsch. Heusler & H, Kavanaugh & b. AiissL
Kayton,. N Jones. N Lang. M LAWN Estate,
Lovelrs Sons. Ludden & B, B II Levy & Bro
LETTER & Son, Llppman Bros, Jno Lyons Co,
A Martin: Morrison, Z Co, W Nell & Co,
" @ Morrell. Morning News, A B Moore, A
Munster. Meinhard Bros & Co, Mohr Bros.
Lee Roy Myers & Co. J McGrath & Co, r q
Morton. Jno Nicolson, A Nichols, r v Noting
ham, Neidlinger & r, Norton & II. Oglethorpe
Cl; order notify Marks e. Co. order notify Rus
sell & Co, order notify Merchants Nat Bank,
Palmer Hardware Co. ] Peese, order notify
q w Tiedeman & Bro, @ y Pendergast A Quint
& Bro. 9 D Rogers, L NJ Ryals. Richmond &
Sons, K q D II. Savannah Grocery Co. sayan-
nah Real Est. L & Co. 8, + & W Ry. S st Ry
Co. Southern Cotton Oil CO. PB Springer. Il
Sulter, w Scheihins, II Schroeder, Sec Nat Bank.
Shley, Smith Bros, Solomons & 90. WE Ten
nell, Ii Solomon & Son, Tyson & Co. Wells
Bros, G w Ttedeman q Bro, D Weed & Co,
Warnock g W. Mrs Wilkins. West & Co,
A NJ & CIV West, Steamer Katie, Steamer
Barker Southern Elk Co.
Per steamship Kansas City. from New York
Appel & 8, Est 8 W Branch, VIC Cooper,
A II Champions Son. Collat Bros, TT Chur,
chill, Chatham Grocery Co. WI Cherry & Co,
Commercial Guano Co. L Dunn, Jas Douglas,
NJ j Doyle. De Soto Hotel, ] r Einstein, VIM Es-
till. Epstein & Bro, Eckman q V. Engel & r,
g Eckstein & Co, G Elias. N Ferst'e Sons q Co.
Frank & Co. Fretwell & n, J II Furber, First N
Blk, g A Farnham. Guckenheimer & Son, W p
Green 8 Co, J Gorham, B NJ Garfunkel, A Gi-
ra ;deau, II Hirsch, NJ Herman, Hirsch &
Co. II Hessa. B Hymes. Jackson, NJ 4 Co,
Kolshorn & NJ. g Keisling. Juo Lyons & Co,
Ludden & b, Lloyd & A. A LETTER & Son, A w
Meyers. ] McGrath 8 Co. Jno Lyons q Go.
Lowell q L. d B Lester Grocery Co. Chairman,
Mutual Coop Asson, r d Mcdonnell & Co. ] G
Pnder, order notify A Marcus Morning News,
Geo Meyer, Meinhard Bros & Co, @ Rogers,
N Paulsen & Co. Palmer Hardware Co, R d Red
head, Z ] Rull, Savannah Grocery Co. Shup-
trine & Bro, Savannah Brewing CO, 8, r q w Ry
II Solomon & Son. j J Sullivan, w D Simkins,
L Strong, L Stern. Screven House. P Tuberdy
Continued on Third Pace
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Et5el. Carol. Cohen's Bluff and way
andings-W T Gibson. Manager.
SAILED YESTERDAY.


Steamship City OF Macon. Boston
Steamship City Of Augusta, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-29
EXP0RTa-

Per steamship City OF Augusta for New York
2,195 bales upland cotton, is bags sea island
cotton. 6S bales domestics, o. bbIs rioe, Ssl
bbls rosin, 1853 bbis cotton seed OIL 1853 feet
lumber, $50 ties lard, turtles, rs bbls Ash, Is
obls oranges, b.isS boxes oranges. s bbls vegst-
ables, S24 boxes vegetables, 90, $50 shiugies, .
bales upland cotton, 2io pkgs mdss.
Per steamship City OF Macon for Boston,
f,l6S bales cotton, Sc bales domestics and yarns
cotton seed meal, SO bbls oranges, a,6i8 boxes
oranges. 90 tons pig iron. 90 pkgs ndse.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14
STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit Court
- for the County Of kent-In chAncery.

STAIE Of MltHlIhN-lne tIfcIit court
~ for the County Of kept-in chancery.
At a session Of said court. held at the court
housrt II the citv of Gfaid Rapids In said
county on the I'D day OF May A. D.. one
tbous md eight hundred and ninety one.
Present. Hon. William T. Greve. Circuit
Judre. Rebeccs Armstrong. complainant. vs..
William %. Armstrong. defendant.
In this cause IL appearing from afldavit on
fie that the defendant. William q. Armstrong.
II not ,sldent OF this state. but resides In the
city OF Chicago. In the State OF Illinois.
TN motion of Dunham& RoIema. complain
ants solicitors. IL is ords red that the appear
ance of sold nonresident def sndant. William
q. Armstrong. be entered ereiD within four
months from da.~ OF This order: and In case OF
his appearance ne cause his answer II the bill
OF com plant Ia be hIed aud a copy thereof to
be served on complainsDts solicitors within
twenty days after serving on her n COPY Of said
bill ant n notice Of this order and in defaust
thereof said bill will BE- taken as confessed BY
said non resident defendant. And n Is further
ordered that within twenty days comp'siuant
cassr n notice Of said order t. be pubiisbed IN
the Telegram Herald, newspaper printed,
published and ctr cuiating In said county. aud
that publication be continued therein once IN
each week fer six weeks en- succession or that
she cause n copy Of this der 10 tc personally
served on said nonresident defeuaanf n. least
twenty days before the time prescribed for his
WILLIAM r. GROVE.
Circuit Judge
DrsHsw n Rozsss.
Compartments Solicitors tues m5 q
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

This is the reason Monte Carlo has o
private graveyard and the cemeteries of
Nice and neighboring towns are full of
the namelcss graves of suicidcs-young
Englishmen with ugly round holes in
their temples and Russian princcsses
with features wrung with the paroxysra
of strychnine. Such cases happen every
day, but nobody minds them. The
police sand over the bloody spot by the
roadside and hurry the corpse TO the
cead house. 1t Is secretly buried at
midnight and there is no scandal"
But Francois Blanc is dead. He died
In 1873. He left sixty millions of francs.
His widow attempted to carry on the
casino, but soon abandoned The task.
A syndicate was formed. the principal
members of which were her son, Ed.
mund Blanc; Prince Badziwsll, the hus-
band Of her eldest daughter, Louise;
and later Prince Roland Bonaparte,
who married Mile. Marie Blanc, the
second daughter, and thus incurred
family ostracism. Prince Poland, who
Is now a widower, recently visited the
United States. These three, finding
their position in Monaco no longer ten
able, have for some time been search
ing for place to transfer their casino
to. No great state would tolerate its
presence for an instant. The German
government would not hear Of its re-
turn to one of the petty states Of the
empire. Belgrade and Sofa were tried,
but the concessions could not be OBJ
tanned. Tunis and Tangiers were
thought of, but life and property arc
not much respected by the Beys of these
barbaric states. and besides they are q
trife inaccessible. King Humbert for.
babe a settlement In the miniature re-
public of San Marine, in Italy. At last
Andorrc only remained. and though it
Is at present one of the most inaccessi.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

Notice IL hereby given that the annual meet
lug of the stockholders 81 the Electric Rail-
way Company Of Grand Rsrids. wit. be held
al the ONCE OF said company In the city Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. on the fourteenth 90
dn o'clock am. A proposition viii be sub
mitfsd TO the stock holders Of said comps ny
1t said meeting. Tor their adoption or reiec.
ton tc authorize the board OF directors % sell
and convey all The property. franch, see rights
and privileges OF said Electric Railway com
pany to anv other railway corporation. said
meeting will also be held for The purpose Of
eiectinR I'VE ~ directors OF said company 20
serve during the ensuing year aud Tor the
transaction Of such other business as may law.
fully come before said meeting. By order Of
the board OF directors.
BEN S. UANCHETT. JR..
Dated July !. AID. 1901. sec'y Elec R'y Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

prince Of Monaco his share. after pay
ing all the enornoas expenses Of thu
Cercle, and after providing for every
public expense of the principally Of
Monaco. including tree water and gas
for the inhabitants.
There are three games In progress.
roulette, rouge e noir. and trente ct
qaarente- There 10 one set Of tables
where you can stake from ave francs
"a doliarl upto five napoleons twenty
doliarst There Is another where you
can go much higher; believe the limit
Is ifty napoleons- The utmost possibl 10
winning in any one deal Of the cards or
spin of the wheel Is thirty-dve times the
stake.
The play Is perfectly fair, not doubt
Of IT, absolutely fair AS such games 60
But the percentage Of chances Is, Of
course. Ia favor of the bank, and the
law of probability never fails Formu-
las and combinations have been invent
ed without number ~ bes. it, But Il
cannot DO done.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

AEDOERE, The NEW MONTE CARLO.
BILE places in Europe, necessity finally
determined the selection in its favor.
The plans contemplate the erection Of
q casino with theoter and all other
buildings ns at Monte Carlo. and in adj
dition a mammoth hotel They arc 20
be located ct Ercaldcs, hot sulphur
bath in the Andorran territory near
Andorrc, the principal village and seat
of government. The construction OF
from fifty 10 hundred miles of post
road is an immediate necessity. and an
extensive fast diligence service must be
established A railway Is ultimately
contemplated from Goix or some other
convenient point now reached by rail
To the village Of Andorrc, distance Of
probably forty miles
Perhaps nothing will serve better
than this very matter of travel and
transportation to illustrate the present
condition Of this little state which
is about To undergo revolution
ss,ch as the Inhabitants cannot
even conceive, so great Is their ig-
norance OF the world
The government is q kind Of landed
aristocracy. The Legislative function
Is vested in council of twcnty-four-
four from each of the six parishes into
which the state is divided. These elect
q tirss and second syndic. who are the
executive ofiic-rs ] send ron picture
of Don Gil Arcny. the present first
sTndie. as he appears in his official cos
tune. II is the same that his predc-
ecssors have worn fora couple Of centu-
ries. SO slow Is change In this place.
Lily whit. Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, ~ family favorlte. Try IL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14
Sealed Proposals.

CFFicE DoaRp or PyBLIo WoRxs.l
GRAND AAPfps. Mica, July &. 1891.
Sealed proposals will be received Al the Of
Gce of the board until Wednesday. July "a.
1881. NJ 2.yo y. m. Tor furnishing about $40 nvr
inch IRE hydranis.
Prices TO be for hydrants delivered free ON
board ears in this city.
all bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
a certified cheek for Si01u. payable Ia the or
der Of James n. Davis. President Of Board Of
Public Works. TO be forfeited 10 the city
of Grand Rapids 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 pI 0posals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application at the Of
flee OF tic board.
By order Of the board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
IAttestl
FRED A. TwAnLEY, Clerk july Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14
Sealed Proposals.

0Ffics RoAkp OF PrsLIc WoRKs.l
CAMP RAFfps, Mich. ia q. lssI. }
Sealed proposals will be received al the OF
nee OF the board until " ednesdav. July 10.
lssi. at 80 y. m. for furnishing af0at 20 gate
valves OF sizes ran stng from 20 u inches.
Prices 20 be for valves delivered Tree on board
cars n this city.
The board reserves the right q reject any or
ali bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
q certified check for $1,000. pas able To the or
Ger OF James y. Davis. President of Board OF
Public Works. 10 be forfeited To the city OF
6rand Rapids In ease he shall fail 90 enter into
contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application At the OIL
nee of the Board.
By order OF the hoard.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
fAttpst.i
Fssp A. TwAxLEY. Clerk. july Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

or, but since the Napoleonic wars 1t
was reduced pretty much 20 n rock or
ruined castle. fishing village and high
sounding title.
About 1855 storm clouds began to
gather over the famous gaming places
of Germany. The reign of Spa and
Baden and Hombourg was drawing 70 q
close. Public opinion was against
them. and the revival of tho German
military spirit and national pride BODIED
them i'll. Nobody saw this more dis
,tinctly than Francois Blanc, the pro-
.prietor Of the casino at Honbourg.
where be had long rcigned as a master,
and where he had created an Eden :
after the fall of coure-amid the SOM
Der forests of Rhcsish Prussia Blanc
began looking all over Europe for q
suitable abiding place, and when in
1880 King william. of Prussia, demand
ed Of the rcichstag the suppression Of
gambling In Germany, Mr.. Blanc had
made mp his mind that Monaco was the
place for him. and so he turned up there
one fine day Ia March with the purse Of
. Rothschild and the airs Of a con-
queror.
NJ. Blanc elighted one morning from
the train at Moe and drove up % Monaco
i'm . earrings. There ia n train now. Of
course. The whole way lie walked into
the office OF the partners and laid on
the table portfolio containing one mil
lion seven hundred thousand francs
three hundred and forty thousand dol
lars)
IT am in hurry N get back 70 Paris,
said he. viii you sell me Jour conecs-
sion for this sum-"
but they began.
81 give you three hours 20 reflect.
while breakfast and take STROLL"
Three hours later. the bargain was
made.
Under tho Management Of Blanc. the
rock Of speluges became the estate OF
Monte Carlo; the gambling pavilion
developed into the Cerulc dies Esrangsrs.
An army Of Italian galley slaves trans
ported millions Of cubic feet Of soil from
the plain 70 the cra.y<y heights- Gardens
che most beautiful in the world. were
laid out. The casino was finished and
adorned as IL il were the palace Of
king. fs was net completed rntil
isss, although. ID Is unnecessary TO
say. Monte Carlo was famous AZ
gambling resort long before that date.
Rlsnc. while he undertook Herculcen
sasks for The adornmens of The plsee.
had |, strong business ssnse Of tse valns
OF advertising Every possible dcvtse
vas used The press of every civilized
country vas worked for all ityvss worth.
and seuss Of every social grade talked
ND the place in hotels sod clubs aud
raiIwav stations Blanc had. besides,
l.r1e fEsllowsn~ from Hovsso-rg Hs
sp~rt efseen million francs Three Nib
Hoo solisr~A before he realized one ssn
81 profit. hut frsn tie ssy BE tssk
Mid ~ are -ns~rpri-~ Il ~s@ . ssssseas.
sna before ke st~<i he wss n r~ceiys. ~
= .&sa. a Get issonse sxr~>sitng three
aAal;on degAs, sssr. after psssns ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
u made in the conditions Of certain mort
gage executed by Elery W. Wilson and sarah
II. Wilson. Of TIE town OF GAINES. Orleans
the town Of Carlton. State Of New York.
dated March 20. 1881. and recorded IN
the office of the register of deeds Of the
pages 54S. 544. on the 9Th day Of April. A. u.
ISL; on which mortgage there $ claimed To he
due at the date Of this notice the sum Of forty
nye hundred ana thirty dollars OF principal
and interest; and no suit or procecdiDgsat
law or tn equity having been instituted to re-
cover the said debt Or any part thereof; now.
therefore. 10y virtue Of the power OF sale con-
the statute in such czss made and provided,
said mortgage will be force osed by n ale Of
of satisfying the sum claimed TO be due On
said mortgage and the interest thereon and
the costs and expenses allowed by Law. at pub
lie auction. 20 the highest bidder: on Wednes-
day. the I'd day OF September. A. d. 1891. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day. at the
south front door Of the Court block lso-called,.
In the city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan. that
being the place Of holding the circuit court for
the county la which said premises are situated-l
The premises to be sod are described In said
mortgage * follows. to-wit: All that tract or
parcel OF land situate III the town of Nergcanes.
county of Kent and State of Michigan known
and described as follows. to-wit: Lots number
one. two. three and four Of section number
twenty-six t26l. town number seven 60. north
OF range number nine 90 west. containing by
the United States survey In all. one hundred
and ninety-two and 90 100 acres of land; but
by survey Of w. l.. Coff-nturs July. 1854. con-
tanning two hundred and two and S-l0o acres
OF land. more or less. excepting and reserving
the right of John NJ. and r. W. Fox. their
heirs. executors. administrators or assigns. II
rebuild. maintain or repair their present mill
dam or new one on tine same site and the
embankm~nt on the east side Of Flat River on
said premises. and the right of-way TO get TO
and from the same for the purpose Aforesaid.
reference being had 10 deed OF said land exc
cutei April q. 1867. by John Western aud EiIz-
ab-th Western. his wife. TO the said Wilson VI.
Worden and TO the record thereof now
naming In the ONCE of the register OF deeds
Of Kent county. in liber A. Of deeds. on page
So
JOHN PRATT
CARvErH 4 HgSpntcE. Mortgage.
Attorney Tor MORTGAGE ia aug Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14
A NEW MONTE CARLO.
- Gambling Hen 20 Be Expelled
nom Monaco.
eahsssas ssn,s and NiiAisas hs~s IN the
4soo~s Bssort-rhe scandal VI Rasnea
Lfvss W hssh Caasss the Change
It's Future Home



suppose the approaching downfall
OF the worid-faned gambling casino of
Monte Carlo h NOT unknown in Amsri-
Ca At least among the sporting men
who are fond Of tempting the tickle
goddess At roulette and rouge ct noir,
and wao have money enough 20 afford
an occasional European trip, the event
must have been talked Of
The alarm Of the sporting fraternity
has been diminished by later develop
men-s- IL Is true Monte Carlo must go,
but tho gambling esta blishment will
simply change its locale. In the quaint
little republic Of Ansiorre. Nesting
among the highest and widest reaches
Of the Pyrenees. it has found home.
and there a new Cercle des strangers.
. new casino. viii begin . new history
Of shame. of lawless pleasure born OF
mad excitement, of fabulous profits gar
nered from the wreck of lives and the
ruin Of fortunes
IL was in 1850 that Francois Blanc
FIRST appeared in Monaco. The agree
nent which he then made with Charles
Ill, the reigniug sovereign and the
Hctu Ct tue lttustflDuS mousse OF Ofttu-
Adj. will expire on April 10 next The
present ruler. Prince Albert, win not
renew IL. He is rich. in virtue Of his
marriage q couple Of years ago with the
duchssse de Richelieu. n daughter of
the famous Partisan banker. Heine. He
can. therefore, afford TO Disregard his
share Of the profits Of the gaming
tables, even IL IL does amount To ., o00,-
600 francs a year 5000, 0o0), as is gen
orally stated His father could not
afford 10 reject such prospect Of
wealth He was as poor rs Jobs tur-
key. The principality of Monaco con-
tains only eight square miles; its popu-
lation Is just seven thousand souls The
territory Is mere barren rocS. For a
century il has had some fame as
watering place, and between the in
come from visitors and little fishing,
and a little smuggling. the inhabitants
contrived 20 exc out n subsistence. but
i doubt IL the prince had au income
equal 20 five thousand dollars q year.
The principally was Of old much big
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

Sealed Proposals.

oFffcs o. EoAkb % PVsLle uesAs
GASP kAPsps. Mica. July .. lesi-
Sealed PROPOSALS Ali be received ~ ths once
Of toe Beard until "Wednesday. jay -. 1881,
81 go o. IA. Tor furn ishiag cast noe wafer
pipe of the ioIi8xin. approximate qIs.tltiss.
Together With the necessaIy special castings
foE The same.
ss.eou feeg 81 4iueh pipe; 81. se feet Of einen
pipe, $50 feeG oi ei8eb pipe so t-st OF
lzfgch pipss 900 feet OF lc-iaeh pipe.
Prices 20 be for delivery 4. O. b. cars M THIS
city. All pipe snd special eesfiaes Go DC &C
esraiag IL the plans and specifications On nle
Al the once If the beard.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
ali tids.
Eath hiaae- ~~rlf deposit with his proposal
a ees tined cheek "a tb- SUN OF So. payable 10
The a. -. - IN. avis. presidsnt OF the
Boa of Pubic Work Il be- forfeited 20 the
Gay ~ 1rand Rapids Ia case he shalt tai Ia en-
ter into contract. In accordance With his pro
pssal should his said proposal be accepted %
IDe Board OF Pubic Works.
All proposals must b. made upon banks
that Will DO furnished upon application al Tue
once Of the Board.
By order OF the board.
JAMES " DAVIS. President
Attest.
FskD. A. fwAsIEr. Clerk. July 10
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

AsSTGNEES SALE-Notice IL hereby given
"A that on the 18Th day Of July. A. II. 1891.
shall o Scr for sails. At the store former occu-
pied by hnud knudson. ut No. - West Bridge
street. in the city Of Grand Rapids. Kent
county. Michigan. all OF the property and A.
sets Of every name. nature and e>cripfion. Of
the sad assgior. knud knudsou. In my hands
by virtue III an assign me Mt made BY said kuud
Knudson TO me on the I'd day OF June. A. ID.
Is9l.
Dated June g.. A. y. fsoi.
CHARLES A. WATT. Assignee.
The above sale Is hereby adjourned TO Tues
fAy. July II. A. II. 1sal. IF 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon. CHARLES A. WATT.
Assignee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE BoARp OF PUBLIC Wogxs.)
GRAND RAPips. Mich. July II. 1881. !
Sealed proposals. will be received at the
o:ice Of the Board until Saturday. July Is. 1881,
At ESQ p. M. for the Improvement of Va
v street. from s. Front 10 Winter street. ac-
cordtng tn the plans and specifications on file
at the once OF the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of $1,000. 10 be forfeited TO the City OF
Grand Rapids in case he shall fail TO enter iuto
contract, In accordance with his proposal,
shouid his said proposal be accepted by tas
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blan ks that
will be furnished upon application at the once
Of the Board.
BY order OF the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
FAttest.]
FRED A. TwANLEy. Clerk. july Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14

The annual meeting 81 the stockholders Of
the Phosnis Furniture Company vii le estd
- ifs Office on the rernef Of pttsws ard Loais
streets IN the city NJ Grand Rapids Ntcbi-
gan o,s Wednesday. tire fffeenfh dsy 81 jHiy.
lssi. ~ 20 O'Clock In the even NJ for the par
prs~ Of eierfine seven dfrecfcrs for the eust
Ing y.sf. and for the transaction 81 s1ch ether
business "a nay 10 Lawfully hroasht before
the ustctlux.
E.w MERRILL. Secretary
erans Rapids. slich.. June -. lss1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14
AN ORDINANCE - change the rsr,e 81 Gen,

AN ORDINANCE =, change the rare sf Gen,
ter street" IN fhe Teafa ws-e Il fse eity Of
Efsnd Rsyfds, - trsfrsi svenue
Tte Common Scapci n the city 81 tfsnt
Rapids 10 ore sia ss follows.
ssef3>n J. That TIRE street b. the Tenth vsra
Il the city Of tsrnna kapsas. rev kns~h
Cestrs street" rsnntns srHsh iron BiskeIe.
sseaas. ie ssis eitg. ~ Han street IN cd
estt. shsis hsseaffet - kaeva ss ana csiied
= catrai avrnu~.
fas-ed $40 afp-nved ~ tie coss esoa ecsaeu
~ fhr r3fY ~ araad Rsrtfs IN Fr9aIsf session
heia Monaas -ssains Jays iSi
~ A. SfTsssss.
iF2 Cts Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-14


STINT
eeA Amount.
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