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rRANrs.
yo,kys ~ 1 l q" a23 q. ssl 900 G2l ~ s5s
scorers-II. Drummond and F. Bowling. Umpre-C.
Dyer vo-,xr. ,-,o v,,, u.... -,
In Carrnthers tournament last night the Pecenic An
sonia and Renecke clubs rolled their series Of games
,ss 3l Ess ia lf EsSs
w.s i.2 smn Tos 49, '' i. 'S'
1Is: Marshall. ~; Z Ease,cn lal. Total, ~
14i. Z. kruse. lo4: +. Ilscmau. 1855. Total. 77v.
The Osceolas and Mystics rolled game at Friendship
yys,seIssaIcn; FIX Ies in ritrmann. 1853: Putt
49, 49, 4 PSS y ts Van TA' M
The game between the and r.
si IN Ss
Lee Is: S%s'..a 57S G sT. s 1'0 s0p' 1885,
% 49, iS sa Se''n
nights in the
Union teams The scores:
CANE.
r.? ~: Ss1s ss Ssss
gan, 1871; Cross. 40; Total. Loo. Mt. ,-
u.
Kreutzmsnn 1851; H. Bischor. 100: schmidt, 100;
Dierekson. III: &. Kreutzmann. 12I: Braun. 1855
Total, l.lli.
unon-Brsndt. III; r. wilkins. IGs; ostrander; 1871;
NJ Daab. l34; Brown 135: g. wilkins, 1b2; Lang
cake IA; y. naab lao. Total 1,l61.
Phunix-Anderson, l5!,: Herbert. 1873: Burghardt
122. HarL 20; ZOlk, l4T Schwinge. l10; Wrinkle.
man, l52: Fang. 1ad Total. 1.osl.
The seventh series Of game. in stracls Casino tour.
nament resulted as follows:
Boulevard-RassGa. 1870; Kempf. 1865; Rsheser 1<o +;
johnson, l4l; SturVes. IA Total. III,
PhHnix No. l.-MathewS. 100; Zeigiehel 1913: Rishl
1888; c. Leonhurd l5S; Ruddiman, Sr, lf& Total 7v2.
SECOND GAM
Columbus-RocEer. 1863; Lankow. ATT; g. Leonhsrd.
1856; Pattsn 1873; Enderdown. 1850 Total 796.
Observation-Disclosures 1888: kempf. l2o; Reheissr 121;
johnson. 13l: Sturges. 1885, Total TOO.
THIRD GAME.
rhpnix No 1-Mathswa 100: Zereisbel. 176: Riehl.
147: G. LeUnhard Ibl Buddtnlan ST.. 142. Total 1864.
Columbus-Rock or. l66: Lankow. 178; q, Leonhsrd.
l27; Patten l%o: Cnderdown, lao total. 1S5.
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The Crescent Club Ready to Put Up Its
G!lONO.

Capt. Williams. the matchmaker OF the Crescent Club
of New Orleans told suS reporter last night that the
date for the Halt fitzs!mmons fight would be decided
upon within week. Last night Capt Will ans In
company with Patsy falion of Chicago. Jimmy Car
roll and few other sports visited Warren Lewis's
sort on Eighth avenue Tor the pnrpose OF depositng
$1,000 forfeit on behalf OF MS cub to be divided
the men in case som hing unforeseen should
as TO interfere with the men coming together How.
The Money which was to have been lett in the
hands of Warren Lewis was not posted owing to the
non. appr aTancu Of Hall.
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Election of Officers Of the Columbia A. G.

The annual election OF that hustling organ
ization. the Columbia Athletic Club. took place
last night ut the house on last Seventeenth
street There was only one ticket in the field
and the officers elected with the votes cast for
each are as follows:
President. Robert Conn. 14i; Eicc- President.
T. {. Williams. la: Secretary. james Il. Nc
Nlnhon. IA: Financial Secretary, Emil Hach.
l+}: Treasurer, Richard Wagner. IA: Cap
tain: w. IL. Meek. ~; First Lieutenant, II. q.
IA: Marshal. Joseph Thebaut. la.
Members OF the Board Of Governors-Henr
Williams. IA; Horny Dradcich. 144: D. w.
Hughes. 143:. J. J. Immrrmun IA: James r.
Rogers. IA; l.. Morris. IA; v. J. Gehlen. 143:
y q. smith. Iii; Charles Crolssaint. l43; ]. J.
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John Klein to Train Hall.

Jim Hall has de cided upon man to prepare him for
his night with Bob fithsimmons Yesterday he teie'
eraphed for John Klein come to this city mmsdi {.
ateiy and make arrangements to train hun for his APP
preaching contest.
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Crescent Rowing Club Elect. Officers.

The annual meeting and election of officers Of this
Crescent Rowing Club was held At the boat house on
the Harlem River last night The club is at present In
FIRST class condition. A handsome sum of money wa.
realized from the reception held last Tuesday. Anew
The officers elected were:
president; H. q sh,r,syi ylce-PresideRt. F. Murphy;
Becordins sscrst"Sy q b, Schneider Correspond Ing
captain. j. T. Davies; Yrs. IisutenSns. r J. HANK
bode second Lien,enant, A Ernst Third Isutsnant.
tees O. Doerner. Dittnar. W. Allen. ". Kotchford
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A Team OF Football Players from New Zea
land.

O. D. Hoben, Secretary OF the New Zealand Rugby
Football Union in letter received at the Foreign AZ.
fairs Department OF tho Worlds Fair states that the
union proposes to send representative team to Eng
land next year to play teams OF England Ireland SCOT
land. and wales Secretary Hobsn thinks the team
might return home by the way OF this country with
the view Of arranging matches with Yale Harvard and
Princeton or with teams representing America and
Canada. Tho letter was handed to A. a. SpadinR who
now has the matter under consideration.
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entlemen:--


Cent? emen:--
When you clothe yourselves wi tn new
garments In this town, you have variety of
stores to select from; the big department"
cIoohlng store, selling shoes, trunks, and a
general assortment of merchandise; the sac
rlf1ce' store; the merchant tailor shop,
where you are fitted more or less accuratelv
at special price; and the store (generally
hard to find) where MEN, READY MADE CLOTHING
is Sold and nothing else; where the stock is
really of high order and where the prices are
not the prices of custom tailors.
We have opened downtown store in
the fine new Fulton Bui lding" at Fulton and
Nassau Streets, where purpose to carrv
SUCH a stock Of clothing, and cater to the
most exactlng trade in the land:- the men of
hard sense, who by day inhabit the lower part
of New York City.
We make this announcement wi tn the
strongest possible conf dence in our abilitv
10 c1othe you satisfactorily and at moderate
cost' IT you Will give the opportunity.
Very respectfully,
QrcM 0wzZs17-
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wheelmen'. Annun, Theatre PARTY.

A meeting Of the Social Intercourse Committee OF
the Metropolitan Association Of Cycling Clubs com.
posed OF J. Woods. Columbia Cycle Club: A Edmund
ldick. Riverside Wheelmen: John J. Lynch. Mon,auk
Wheelmen. and George ". Shannon. Prospect Wheel
men. was held last evening in this city. Upon unpni
nous vote was decided TO hold grand uai II
ire party at the broadway Theatre on
Ing Jan ~ the association having secured iii.
theatre Tor that evening the attraction beng the New
SOUTH ''
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Fdeiia ....s5 1877 c37 32G 4l3 497 81, coo Tss sa4
Manhattan az l4O .21 800 3'S 4s3 I,'J GA $50 S25
unpre-James n. Fleming. scorers-P Wxnno
mncher and Z. Mack
nverase-Fiielln, IGi 4.5: Manhattan. 1875
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The most THRILLING tale Of adventure by any iip-
tNe vriter 10 to be offended in another exciting
NousL Robert Louis Stspenson begins" David
Bslfos~." hts long erpected seouelto kidnapped"
h TEE SUE to-morrou.
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sICpSD GAdk

Pleasure. 20 ia ia >! 4o2 400 5cS 639 T16 T02
Fiefa "a l4I 2Hi $40 iO7 4O3 56, ,i6O 1916 $50
tmpire-Jamrs NJ. Fleming. Scorcrs-Will.an Bar
tie AID +. Wnnne nat le..
ANerage-P easute. los 20; Fidelia, 1876
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s,av,n Wants to Meet Goddard.

According to cable despatch received at the Poles
Gassas ONCE yesterday from London. Paddy slaviu
wants fight Goddard for the purse Of 600 offered
BY the Olympic Club OF New Orleans anu VIII SAL Tor
America as Goddard accepts
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. 0-The Secretary OF
the Louisville Jockey Club received notiilca-
tion to-day that both Memphis and Nashville
had been admitted into the Turf Congress-
This was m unexpected coup and WAS doubt
less precpitatcd by The clash Of dates for next
Tie West Side Park at Nashville. besides its
clash with Louisville and Lexington has u
bitter war OF hand ut home With it's rival. the
anxious to get into he fold AS soon as possible.
i can mako II much better fight having the
handed. Memphis had no immediate prospect
OF conflict. but it probably thought it best to
be prepared in case uf emergency
Washington Park, Chicago. is now the only
club Of any consequence in the West or South
that Is not Il member OF tho Turf Congress.
Tho Congress. backed by tho Breeders and
Owners Association. is now tho most powerful
turf confederacy in America.
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Totals ..".lsi5l7 sO6l Totsls...... sl32a TOO
Yorkyills "a 40 227 3O2 376 <58 CAT ga saa SOC
Mott Haven 81 l55 2ls 265 $40 <28 6O7 573 B43 100
scorers-H. Drummond and r. Boiling. Umpire-C.
Dyer. go
Averagc-yorkvillc. 1871: Mott Haven. no.
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konp'reil .6s l6i ~ 900 40 b2o G22 COZ 10 $40
Golden Rod "a 10 2I5 36f I5I 5J3 GA $50 1871 .pT
un,pre-i. Fahrenkamp. scorers-ii. Mocnch J...
and A. W. Barnes
Acknowledgment l7e; Golden Rod. 20
The Ftdelia crack nve are having considerable had
luck the last few days They had another seihac las.
ni.ht When The Manhatans defeat I'd them ny on. M,
In the Academy tournament series. The scores.
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fiizsimmons and Hall to spar in this CITY.
:, Bob Ftt1s!mmnne and Jim Hall have yoIun, sered
their services at the Press Club carnival Tley iii
spar three friendly rounds for points ivy "
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Glendale 81 $50 23T 800 sas 4sS bTs 600 744 400
Nonparei .YU 1871 2bi $50 4O6 Cos 5S5 6s+ I+5 S32
umpre-D. C. La Due scorers-Charcs Baker and
A. W. Barnes
Averase-Glendale. lo1 As; NonpAreu, 1876 "a
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Manhattan. 81 1G1 pat LOB 300 5o2 600 500 10 s54
Pleasure. II: 3 3OI 31+ +a7 51l 63S 7Os 77:}
Imnre-James NJ. Fleming. scorers-D Frank and
j. 7, Mack.
Av.rase-Nanhattan. 40 As: Pleasure. 154 SO.
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Yale TO Have an Indoor Baseball Diamond.
NEv HAvEs. Dec. "a recent graduate Of Yale. who
desres his withheld for the present has donated
900 70 the university to be expended in building
indoor baseball diamond and running track Tho loca.
ton OF the building has not bee decided upon ye
but will probably be In The OF the um
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FIRST GAME

The games played in section b of the Y. NJ. C. A.
last nignt at the lorkvie Branch alleys result.
cd ns follows:
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Totals. 8 .

FRAMES
Golden Roo NJ I75 2s7 abs 4ol lpi b0t as5 III 7sa
Glendale. ~ l52 224 81 1877 I64 5Ia B2s Us7 Is3
ump,re-D. C. La Due. scorers-iI. Moench and 9
Baker.
Average-Golden Rod. 1857 1.b; Glendale. $50 SO.
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~ Id - oDol IL 10 Il 40
fRANrs.
Yorkvie. 10 10, 241 1928 ABA b2l 600 G9l no sjs
Mott Haven "a l22 20 2i 33o 49, 80 p77 C43 100
scorers-I Drummond and +. Bowling. Umpre-C
Dyer.
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,ECoSD CANE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
CAN CHILL WHIP Us
Secretary Tracy Thinks Her
Navy Could Guido Us.
DefsssElEss PACIFIC COAST
NJ. Tracy Talks Win julian Hawthorne
About the New navy---What Chill
Would Do IN Case Of War.

Inc once OF the secretary of the
navy Is up one fight of stairs. on the
east side of the eaezmoas pile of
mentonly, bat nc departments Of state.
of the army. and IL bsiieveb Of the In
terror. In the long and wide marble
corridor THAI Communicates with the
rooms Of the SECRETARY are models. In
glass cases, Of the typical ships OF the
navy. each finished with every detail.
and from three % four feet in length
subordinate door Of Stats. with space
above and below. and without latch,
swings open 10 admit you You enter
. large. handsome room. with broad
windows looking out on the white
house. and on the rising sun. There
are two or three desk tables. at one Of
which sits an alert map of middle age,
Of medium height. and sturdily built.
lie Is Mr. Raymond. the secretAry's
private secretary. and a very cheerful.
able, agreeable man he is. l sat chat
ting with him a few minutes. while
awaiting my summons TO the interior
room occupied by the secretary himself.
On chairs and sofas sat hall . dozen
gentlemen. also waiting for something.
A bell sounded. and Mr.. Raymond
said: II think that is for you." got
up. followed reckoning hand, and In
moment found myself alone with Mr..
Tracy. The room was simply fur
uiShed. and round the walls were col
ored portraits Of our new cruisers and
hne-of-battlc ships
Mr.. Tracy Is massive, powerful man
of about sixty, with close cut white hair
and beard. a strong nose, gray eyes and
q chin a. firm IS the PROV Of enc Of his
own ironclzds- Withal his aspect Ia
kindly and genial. and / felt imme-
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GRAND RArips' MARKETS..
Price. to Fnrmers

Gssrx--EFheat. ssc: corn. zoe: oats, zoe; rye
&c; barley. sl.io = ext; packwheat. &c bu
Mksr-Beef. ''zG5e pork. t@psc; mutton.
&c. spring iamb. &c; fowls 5Hscs spring
chlekea. ss@9c; veal. 6sss1zc; turkeys. Eeslle'
ducks, Ia lie.
psop,.cz- Butter. a0c; eggs. 2oc: potatoes.
2sc = "a; bsets 80 2 bu; onions. 5,c y bu;
'sSbl sasi. II = bu.
Hax-- Ilmoihy. siaesis = ton. clover. si3e IA
= ton. straw - 8 ton,
went--sfasn seesesc; unwashed. i4Snc-
20 tbs. SO cured. Sc; calf skins. rreen. Sc;
calf skin< cured. - &C.; failew, rough. H<c
peits. ece8si. %; dekin. i5es2ic.
Price 10 Consumers.
Fsoua .xn FExr-raiy White. $40; Patent.
S3.sa , ctt hacs wheat feaf. g 20 ? csvti corn
neal. 81 = tsr; feed. sss1s1 per ton mid
tiiazs. sDs tsa; bran, SIS tea' SHIPS. $40 =
Mss4-Fork STEAK iar. roast. l0c; ribs. &c;
senaeFietn. l2i&e, ham. lie: beef steak. sol !
roast. s;ei6e. rib 9ci mutton, t4lici spring
sinh. 90 Ice sgriaE chicken. Hsioei tSfkess.
psc5rre- gaitrr. &c; eggs. 7jr. potsfses
F1e = sn; beefS lie : ~. ent7ns. a5~9 &c pS
hcsus ne ; p apples t1cr - = - grapes.
ie3Ee ' -; ears erzn 80 aos-
Iae-t Fur uatkst
Local hsivers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers.
and have established prices as fellows
Bear. sarEs. tis = sat IS Beaver. per 10.
- sed g.; eat. stif. ne % ssa l"f eat
l,es sshsr. y AID 81 fos. red. foc sad 80
fex, arsy. - ans tses lsr, cross u ard
$50 isax. f2a ana 81 mussfsf. tat We -
y sna e uias q. ~ &c sns - faar'ln
snsa. soc. ~. Ice sss 81 -sunk tfaet. - sc
asf 2ee skaas nsgro~ STRIPE, Sc sad 30
ssanx tread stripe - Ara lse,
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.r~fiss asesfiaa ~ ne sFssk haisefs ~ ne
t;Eth sflaass tsAk 81 tsfaNa t+atlas Mleh.
SIS ha AID 81 tHsif N4sAfhs sas4as 81 tne
iita a>s 81 isaaeft lsss - la - a'essfs -.
- s1ie ~ fts 9assfieh vt sh*hsinf the ps.4a'
hSf q aifseffss fsaas taistees g. sisas
~ osasf ~ the hssfa ~ fsifsetes
", b. fuwLEEs
sa. ts4I. tashies
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The directors III the Old National
Bank OF Grand Rapids have declared
dividend OF 2 per cent. upon tie capital
stock, payable January 4, 1902.
HARVEY ]. HOLSTER.
Cashier.
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yovnru NAiloxAL nANk.

FOURTH AA1loNAL BANK.
Ths resalsr sanahs mestisg 81 tho stock.
hsfseFs fss Tho election cf directors Ntn be
reid ~ TIA bahsfas sfiise % Iursday. Jams
sfs u. IsSk. betrsea Tia hours If - flnck
= N. aaa flpth W.
$50. a. 81 fMotiH. As-t. csshssf.
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1hs sssesi s~sstsss ~ SIS stsSs hslaess -
tke Fisk &zttehsl nssk - rsseA nsrta* fet
Z e efs4f1<a - affEs fsss &fl - kFsa - Aseif
saassHa Sssses - fs4es So fa@osfs ! is7s
|sizss 81 " s. Fa~ss
~ essslsfi
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WANTED-BOARDERs.

GOOD B0ARD-with or without room. Ia
~ Sheldon street. Is
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GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.

semt-Annuai Dividend No. 81.
The directors of this bank have de-
clared . semi-snauai dividend OF 4 per
cent, payable oa and after saturday.
January =, 1892.
r. A. Hall. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

RADCLIFFE 4 HoIT-Rstisnie spholsier@rs
~ st ill Seuth DisisIen-st. have the largest
vans smpiey the most competent men and
will Civ. yon regular Fsss-. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 90 or ees after
business hours.
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]. G. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-Nice large brick house 10 rooms
II besides halls. cellar under " hole house
with furnace. 1s feet OF porch. nice large shade
trees IN front aud rear. lot 6e1lsz. Oh graded
street; located In southeast part Of city; wifi
exchange scr good vacant property ct small
farm. Inquire OF J. q. Alexander. 8 I.yon-st
EoH SaLE-New c-feom house with fron.
4 hall. cellar under whole house. front All
side porch; good well and cistern. 81; a lee
front. only three doors from Cherry street
ears; cast front; price only $3.50 IL sold sooa
fhisis n bargain. Inquire Of J. q. Alexander,
Is Iyon.sf.
L0k SAILS vacant lots fine section OF
Cherry-sf. and Lakeavc. fne shade trees
In front; price tor next 20 days. Soc 10 ESQ
each. cant be beat for the money.
Inquire Of j. u. Alexander, Court blk. IS
Lyon-st Thonesss.
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THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co. S
REVISED LIST OF
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE,

Ten acres OF excellent garden land one mile
south OF Burton avenue. for sale or rent.
Handsome lots on the Bel Phllo addition
on Burton avenue. near Division street. for
sale; also the house and barn on said plat
with garden spot. for sale or rent.
We have fine tract OF hardwood timber.
convenient 10 market. aad 5000 cash to ex-
change for desirable residence.
We have a fne list Of desirable city property
for sale or exchange for good improved farms
Pine and Hardwood limb ere1 lands tx the
upper and lower peninsuias OF Michigan in
large or small tracts; also In Wisconsin.
Minnesota and the South for sale al bargains.
also mineral lands. farms. etc. in all parts of
the country.
Acre property. suitable for p.a,tlng. for sale
or easy terms.
We take full charge of property. advertise IL
for rent and collec: aud remit rents at sl2 per
annum.
Desirable suite OF rooms on Newberry stree,
for rent.
Call and see US IL you desire TO sell. buy. rent
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
G. Wonderiy Building.
Phone co..
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WHAT PEOPLE WANT e G., {; f:;:..

Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not TO exceed twen.y words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the averaoe * seven words to line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below.
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wAYTEp-AGEyTs.
MOVING, PACKING 4 STORAGE

AGENTS WANTED TO write for free sam
=, pies fer the best seller on earth. Frsnt
Mfg Co. SO Sixty-third street. Chicago. 5
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the NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL. 100000

THOMAS u. GILBERT. Pres dent.
GEO q, BRIGGS, Vice-PIesidens-
J.FREDEkIc BAAkS. Cashier.
Eli HUNT. Assist ant Cashier
Transact bust mesa 1 n all department. Of bank
ing authorized by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available lie all the commercial
cities of the world sold - current rates.
u. :. bonds bought anc sold.
DIRE TORS:
Thomas d. Gilbert. Moves L. Avery.
Thomas j. 0'Brten. George Y. Briggs.
David NJ. Amherg Jemuei ID. Putnam
Ransom c. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward n. Hunt. John G. FITZGERALD.
I. Stewart White. Philo G. Fuller.
j. Frederic BARS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

E0R SALE-Houses and lois in differ ent
parts OF the city: small payment down,
monthly paym ,nts afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwsck-st. 1t bargain. Dr.. Neen-
boer. - Eostw.ckSt. e3If
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR, also
wish you would look III that house. on the
north east corner of Park avenue and Gunni-
son street. then come aud make mo . offer.
Now Is the time TO secure n bargain. 1 have
houses and lots and vacznts lots for sale and
exchange In all parts Of The city. l can sci!
you a lot and help you 10 build. Call aad see
me. William II. Gilbert. Room ;. widdicomb
building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

IT s Il Bargain /!
NY RESIDENCE ON HENRY ST.
Lot 5oxlsa
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Enquire Of !il Monroe-st. OF 81 Henry-st.
r. N. WILLIAMS.

NOWHERE 10 BE FOUND In the city. any
~ better bargain than viii give on q house
sno lot Tor si..vl or vacant lot tor SioA l. ;.
Prosin. room 6. Loyeits block opposite
cweef . hotel.
TUFTS can sell yeu that elegant new li-rocm
= house on Terrace avenue. Jus. north Of
LAVE Court on pawn ents OF tsS per month.
sixth house south OF Logan street. al 5 per
month. That COSY new s-room house on North
Union street. half block north Ct Bridge street
at SIS per month. Others III less monev. Va
cant lot on easy terms Z. w. Tufts. DotiswS
street
EoR sALE-carpenter work taxi, for mrs.
payment on All elegant lot On hlll. :.
nile from city haii. y block from .ctric line
WinAns i Allen. and Tower block. Phone
60.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r0RsALE-AIHcELLAN
k'OR SALE-Grocerv stock and fixtures for
= sale cheap; doins COCA business; No. %
Ellsworth avenue. dux5
E0R SALE-Cbeap; y good paying business
on West Dricge-st. Fitzgerald 4 Frank
ford. % West Bridge ST.. real estate aud IRE
Insurance agents; telephone 1256
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

DO YOU WANT M0NEY?--If 80 you will
~ fnd 10 TO your advantage TO see Us before
borrowing
Neaake loans on household goods. pianos.
horses. wagons. or personal property OF any
kihd at the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest posS bio time.
our loans are made without publicity and
the property Is left in yonr undisturbed pos
session.
Loans can be carried rs long rs desired or
can be paid In fall. or in part At ans time -
suit your convenience. and any part paid re
duces the cost OF carrying the losn-
Ii you owe q balance on furniture. piano or
other property. We viii pay IL up for you aud
carry IT as long as you desire.
Our Offices archie most pleasant In the city
and are 50 arranged that parties calling upon
us may be walled upon quickly and coufte-
ousiy.
Remember that you have the use Of both the
property and the money and can return the
money ~ any tim ;.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Room 2. Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe, Pearl and Canal sts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
REAL EsTATE-COUETRY.

E0R SALE Or EyCHANGE-For city prop
erty. silver lake farm. 55i4 acres good
Peach lana. excellent house. barn Ac.. IL
miles from village. For further Information
apply 10 Grimm d Henry. SaI.atuck. Alleaan
county. Mich.