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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
A REAL ESTATE
BONANZA.

" esnase 81 o. trade vou this hus ve cen
sels ~ exehsnse frs esrs property = an.
~ acre farm siiesnire th- Ansrsm Urea CO .
sarnsce ~ Msacetons. Nics. rafs land q
s>sstffaiiy situated n>sr ms cesasffai se~s
81 l.>s r-erse. ~fthia - roas ~ sne graded
sch>eL riehr ~ TIE aeor u IN imnense iros
ecrp asv's pssst s1srslrx isner fsF - nea
- sworn Il vca sase>- ysn esn sess lotsw acre
prcp>ffs Fee fsrthes rsstses,srs enassrs -.
ere. Nss- sssv Or srand Rsplss Fsrngtsre
fcmpaay-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

Potatoes were Q little frmer yesterday aud
apples were very scarce Michigan straw
berries are expected 20 be on hand today
FRUITS snd sssesao.es ~eIr ~I.nou. n,e. ... 2.
quoted . little lower.
Potatoes 200 90; apples. s.509si0obbl; Gu
eambers. soc dog; hickory nufs. small. .oc.
large. S.0i bal butter. be vg.s. l5c
ttneapp.es sise82t0. straw berries. $50
9aG. 81 4t cases cAbbAges. SS9S.IS per
crate radlSnrs. lSe toz. pieptAnt, l.ze ID; -
para.us, 5 5fDc doz; lettuee. l2c 10, Bermuda
onions. 81 - crate !. California oranges, Au9
S.25 bon lemon. sd aud 3o0. Si-to6a!s. ban
Anas. 81 s0,4z 40 bunch; hand picked medium
Deans. $50 clover seed. medium. q. IS; nam
moth. r. "a per ba. timothy seed. 81 -5O9Sl.o0
millet. 81. loo. 81; red TOP. 75&ses Hungarian.
G-h4lS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

orrIeF OF CfrY CfRRs
9saSD Rsrfps. Mich. June 3. fs'ss.
Sealed prep sails Will be received az this
once Gp To oe'cfoek ,. IN. Of Monday, June Z (.
ls<2. for quantity Of l6-inch block wood. e.
be IT least ene-qnartsr maple and the remain
der beech, TO an amount IL between 2,gg and
and 4.po cords. to ~ Delivered where directed
BY che Dirretot OF The Poor. In quantities Of
not less than ono cerd 81 aug one place. Also
proposals for Spit wood of rhe same quality
to be in Ike msna>r delivered. said wood 10
be solid Asd ssind and weil . .zsoHed. and the
contract 10 terDinst &c the asst Monday IN May
lsoe
The city reserves IRE right 20 reject arr ard
al bids WILLIAM A. slIlNKNaN.
tues June n Cify Clerk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
Chicago Grain.

cafcsGo. June ls-eIssRg prfces-Wheaf
June. Ike Juiy. SCI September. Tss.' De
cegnbef, Il
Corn jun. 6l-e, July. toc. August. Aos<
September "a
slAfs-Janr. 49,; July es34e. August.
.. -spre mber. s11c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

SEVERAL good farms near city to trade for
inside property. Good house on Jefferson
avenue to trade for house down town with
modern improvements; pay cash difference.
j. MILTON PALMER, Attorney,
II The Gilbert. LIZ Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

EOR SALE-Farm OF 2A acres on Piainfeld
road. seven miles from Sweets hotel
we'll watered. good state Of cultivation; will
desired. at from so TO $50 per acre, depending
on location. Enquire. W. 7. Foote. No. l73
North Front street. ll3tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY

E0R SALE-S0 acre farm on gravel road. hve
and 0ne-half miles from city; q acres
90 feet fronta:e on Mt. Vernon street. FIVE
minutes walk from Sweets Hotel. two double
houses on same. all rented. Call on II. P.
blanchard with Foster. Stevens 4 Co.. Monroe
street. 167
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
Detroit Grain.

Dxssosr. June lA--wheaf. No. ?. red. cash.
s5s4e; July. stcs No. ]. white. cash. So
Sorn-So. 2 czsn. SOC.
oats-No. z cash. Sac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
TRAIN TIME TABLES


GkAND KAPIns 4 iNpIANA KAI1n3
< LII. IS.
fs. Traverse osp ana
FrsgI 4 .sna&zse IS xan
fss tssses sc ctr aud .:
fo' . 10 Irxsesss cary AK
For fetesSey xnd Nse&-
Frsa K.ismszes ana chi
case ..------, .-.-.-.---..-------.-- &Dw
fer easlls .------....--~- 4XoI
Tran srrlsiax II ON tAe saush - + 2
other trAlns d&lsy except >Un6nD- 8
akAi<s eezSs seSr4-
For eincin l,sti ...--..... SHan f0x
For h alAaSzea Chicaxc ~ ~
For IT Wayne aud the s
s: s: Fl s:,ss: :: ., a.. s......'! E
ffsa s-s.:' as ........-- y = Ss.
Trains lelviax at soc n ana II = pQW6
dAiis. All ether trsins dAAay exceps Sun1Gr s.
sIkkFNs xED Fxkiok ckk kAkxlc6
Nersh-7ps u train has Psrier cho1f -
strand Rapids 10 Traverse CITY. ana e.
Rapids % fsiesss end Azekiass CIV. =
: a. ia Train hes psrieT car 6rnn0
IDS 10 feio} ey aud AackiEaW.
20 ? "a lraln has Stepping cars 0roo4 - II
ia> 10 f,ctSfkrt aud MkfktI1N.
south e m TRAIN has Parier CT 01un
Rapids 10 lsnrinnAfi. 8
lees m trsla has Psrior Car Grand naooco
10 Chicago q
9 O. . N train has Wagner assp1.s o.
6Isna kapies "a Cincinnati
IL - IN train sss Wagner kleoptoG O.
tsraad Rapids Ia chicsgo.
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
tcr Nuss egon. Ls e So N Il , . ms 9UU.
s srem Ar .less sm sSp so -
Arrives from N ask eEea 8 . m.
CHICAGO VIA G. Ri
I've. Grand ksplds 10 o. m % N u ~
Arr. CnleAGo...-..-.-~ - m a. D n - 49,
looo m train has through fsriof Ger. ~
y a y m train dsiiy through Wagner 6booD1nG
Car. =
I've Chicago ....~ IL o. . m 5 10 = - 40 =
AR Grand Rapids a 30 N - ~ - .
10 M trsia has through Par1oF Or ~
10 10 p IA train daily. through waenee 49,
ing Car. ~
Through tickets aud full insormaslsa 60 -
had BY calling upon A. Almauiei. ttckes eCo4<
~ union station. or ooo.sa Nunsoo, VuE1D
ticket agent. 9. Monree-St- Gran< taC61A
Mica.
c. l. Lccxwcon. Gen. Pass ana Tsckss 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

go n 0Afr--......- BulFalc -. LNil r. re-
The Lake Shore via Cievelsnd = cseSe
with the Erie ana r. and L.ER 2sferm@
A. j. Smith. g.. r. 4 p. A.. ClevoisS1. Il. 3
{. E. Rogers. City Paes Aeent -
Jaa. Campbell. City Ael.. 3 Mooroon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
SAFES MOVED.

RADCLIFFE 4 HOLT. general Warehouse
~ men Of Ill South Division st cot are now
prepared to handle Safes properly ut reason
able rates. Telephone 200. or 666 after bust
ness hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15


| doa rain nos Aae II the fellow sno IVek
= silA umbrella fFem the hali 81 nay once Vii
Frfuf1 II. viii rrii ID ~ Blce LOT a. AZ
esaat- L. : Prosin. rosM 7. Losefr hieeS ep-
posaIs cseel's hotel. loif
EoR sALE-Modesa nome on soush t'nioa
street. iss<e lot aaa barn. nae teeatioa
viii take . good lot GA nrst payment and
balance DoafAis- Call % charlSs T. Mercer
Tor TAN particulars ana 10 Nlddieomb build
Ing phone So
E'oR sALE-Modern hone on Seribner
street. near Tenth street; has furnace.
iall particulars. Charlie. T.. Mercer. > aad 10
Hiadieome baiidinxi phone So
FOR SALE-Se. 80 " est Bridge street. Resr.
Xeafecl resldeAre. modefo style. eisht
r0oms. new. well built zna Arranged. hand
soae neishbathaoa win All the new improve
meRIs; al AIT active home al = low price on
easy terms. Apply 10 owner. III New 10 1se-
m an block. lo4
G0ME SPECIAL BARGAINS this week in
~ desirable houses ana lots posse NJ many
advantageous features Don't delay. Come
~ once Geo. H. kirkland. So 6risgs avenue
E0R SALE-Pay me SO per month for eight
4 years and Will give warranty deed OF 81
Henry street aud take back mortgage for bal
anee. Price slaeo- Call on ". ctonkhite. AIS
Lyon street. los
Ny BARGAINS ,v,r
- w Elm
Are In vacant lots ON Jefferson. Terrace. Col
iege ayeaurs aad Division street Houses and
lots Tor sai- or exchange Ia Ill parts Of the
city, Money 70 loan.
WILLARD X. GRIFFIIHS.
No. Canal Street.
HERE lisa chance 81 O0 for a vacant iot
"A 5lAli. feet. unusual size, near center OF
business or Plainheld avenue. this Is bound
To advance. IL YOU are going To build q home
look Ia TO this John b. Martin. No. 70 Canal
street,
EoR SALE-No- ST Paris avenue; li-room
east rout house; furnace, bath. closet.
mantel. city. eistern and well water. gas ix-
lures and shades. <S.s15. or On payments OF So
Per month. No. lA5 Pleasant street. near cor
her Madison avenue. 9-rooms. oil modern I'M
provements, grove of oaks In yard. S. 500 or
$500 per month. No. Os North Union street,
7-roomS, Sl.AO. No. lo7 Butterworth avenue.
rooms. 500 c. w. Tufts. s00ttxwa street.
Tor SALE-Houses ana lots In differ emit
parts OF the city; small payment down;
monthly payments Afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limitk Also my
block on Bostwick-st. ~ . bargain Dr.. cen.
boer. ~ BostWick-st. S3tf
TOR RENTING Geo. II. White homestead
\ corner North Division and Fountain SITS.
Is cow for rent TO = desirable party for a term
Of one. two or three years. Apply for Que
week to Mrs. Geo. II. White. 81 Fountain st.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
FIGURES OF TRADE

SsE Yssk. Jane l4-Aaaey ca cab isaned
ea-y ~ per eeaf.
Dosage elsse4 steady Posted rates. sss
81 g 4-t4d g1feS - aSss-t+ for sixty days
agd So. ,zfss5s fsf demand
SoSsrasaeat esllsls eiossd steady currency. =
BY 0ia ~. ep4Don. IL. Z. 3id extrntsst =. rex
faeF-d. 20 b a. Paci3s fziirsaa benas esd
- fsii4~s. tnloH arsIs t4ts hla IA slnAfng
finds. iv7 = bad EeafFais. 10 0sG-
Irksila-. sas 4s4ists Nr1k; 98iS HodrfAte
prizes realized -Eecuiaflaz tntrs<st er1 Tered
81 sas - Aa& Eazl4aa. La<k4aaRA. ef. Paai.
Is 10. h8ck fsiaad 4Ad NaFtaeEu Paclne
prri~rrrd Dsaiiazs ~ers ieatoreiess. Tor
Tue most part snd prices agcf 9sfsd- Ihe
ca tu<es Acre sil<nt as = result except IN hne
ease q Lsckssaas. shieh AZ one tine MAS up
Iz. pei cent Asost Of the business sas deae
"a NJ nrst hour snrn 1saVs buging set Ia
<oFthsasE ia MS assleu0us Ia the advances.
cigmbinz steadily s0sa buylss. principally
pr the sGro4abs ~ shorts and Boston parties
IL va also tho1xhf taAF solne Of the buying
ess fasF Inc Ace INT 81 dictates Of the New
lork 4 x-~ h4npsa re Fssiuss. The eiosiag
Hices sefc ze1ega.is s..szs1 pr eeat ni.hef
than those last nigbL Tbr directors 81 Man
hssit4a EisE sEsd today declared . quarterly
aiFldrd % - per cent fweasy ave thoussad
dollars ln gold ipard BY steamships
or GERMANY to day. The total sales % the
40 AS today Amoaatea 20 e..DI osnares-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

Sss Y0Ek June A.-siiser buiiion on de-
peslt AGAINST warrants. Z.35.5s4 ounces ccf-
tsles(Ss outstanding. rs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

FOR RENTING Geo. II. White homestead
= corner North Division and Fountain SITS.
Of one. two or three years Apply for Quo
week to Mrs. Geo. II. White. 81 Fouptai st.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
HERALD DtS|RELETS
Take Notice OF Our
Special Employ
ment Offer.

An 0LDlcH. nEcxnIsn pocketbock contain
n iaS ole xi.uo BAL. some silver sAd otbsr
trash w3s .o>1 Tuesday eFsainz oa SaIaa q
hTik.ge street between the Boston STORE and
College asense. ssli give s-5 discount on iet
u the p-rsoa returning sane 20 my once. l..
:. Prosin. Teom .. Loyetts block. opposite
sssrr's Hotel
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-12
AN INSTRUCTIVE JOKE.

The Democrats of Memphis have got
themselves laughed at and have also learned
something. The United States marshal
took steps to enforce the National Election
law. He issued his instructions at grest
length and in strict accord with the law on
the statute book. The Democracy set up
howl of indignation over this disgraceful
Republican attempt to defraud them of
their liberties, trample on the freedom of
elections, and cast the shadow of the bay
onet over them. Fortunately for Demo-
cratic liberties, Mr.. Cleveland's former
United States Marshal is the editor of
leading newspaper in Memphis. He rushed
to the defense of the people, and attacked
the present minion of Republican power in
a way to make all Democratic hearts rejoice.
But the present United States marshal
seemed to be fully aware of what he was
about. At any rate, he promptly made
known to the public the fact that his in
structions were copied verbatim from those
issued when the editor was United States
marshal under President Cleveland and
was preparing to supervise elections. Fur
ther, this irreverent Republican marshal
informed the indignant public of Memphis
that the provisions of the National Elec-
ton law to which he had ventured to call
attention were prepared by Hon. s. S. Cox
and Abram S. Hewitt, of New York, those
Democrats of straitest sect and most un-
compromising integrity.
Ha! Ha! and also Ho! Ho! The Demo-
Gratis now call National Election law a
Force bill, and they have forgotten that
several of the features of the National
Election law against which howls of Dem
ocrstic objections are now everywhere
going up, were invoked and actively used
to secure Cleveland's election.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-12
On Mount Etua,s Gone.


Etna's cone springs almost from the
walls of the Casa. The smell of sulphur
hereabouts rekindles expectation. Anto-
nio and I, in the course of our final climb,
had to face the prospect of elemental
strife. Heavens artillery was already in
the field, and the gunners were trying
their guns. Though clearly q lad of pluck,
Antonio did not like the lookout. He
wanted to be up and down as quickly as
possible, ere the series of noon. day storms,
which had become routine experience for
Nicolosi, burst upon us from their very
source. The cone was at stifish angle,
and, from the looseness of its material,
hard to grapple with. There was further
much fums of sulphur, and the clouds
rode upon our backs. Above us we could
see little, but that little was eminently
suggestive. A whirl of energetic vspor
seethed vertically through the common
clouds, and when the wind (which did not
know its own mind) dashed it downwards
in our direction, We had much ado to bear
1t. Worse still, however, were the in
famed rocks, which fell now and again
with an ominous thud indiferently to the
right or left of us, above rs or below.
With every stimulant to exertion In these,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-12
SOME PLAIN TALK.

Very serious and saddening accusations
have within the last few days been made
against the "society women" of. England
and this country. At the English Church
congress at Folkstone Lady Frederick
Cavendish said that although heavy drink
ing had been abandoned by the men, the
women were becoming inveterate tipplers;
that many ladies have recourse to "piok-
meups" at II q. NJ, brandy and soda dur
ing the day, wine at dinner and something
hot at bedtime. She said she knew q
young lady that could not get through the
exertions of the London season without
taking "cordial"-a pretty name for Q
dram-kept handy at tea, and that after .
certain morning concert lady beside her
had called for "white cup" deceptive
name for champagne cup" Lady Caven-
dish protested especially against the new
fashion of young ladies, and old ones, too,
accompanying gentlemen to the smoking
room after dinner and sharing, not only
the cigars, but also the spirits. She said
that distinguished physician had assured
her that many ladies who were living idle
lives had consulted him for nervous symp-
toms which revealed, in perfect uncon
sciousness on their part, a condition of al
coholism bordering on delirium tremens;
but that alcohol WAS not the only fashion
able failing, as chloral, chlorodyne and
morphia were taken in secrecy in boudoirs
and were adding to the maladies of modern
life. The duchess of Bedford, the wife of
Archbishop Benson, and other ladies spoke
in similar strain.
By a curious coincidence, on the same
day that these things were being said the
Womsn's Christian Temperance Union
listened to somewhat similar accusations
against American women. Mrs. Homer A.
Nelson declared that the use of opiates was
more widespread than was generally imag.
ined and that in the better class of society II
was rapidly gaining ground. She told
about it being common practice for well.
to-do ladies to drive to the drug store,
send in for four. ounce vial of laudanum
get it, and drive away, and she added that
women use opiates as men use liquor, and
it is growing evil.
The excitement and the requirements ot
modern society and the new freedom O,
women are given as causes for this state o.
things. It is cheering to see a protes
| AGAINST it from such sources.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-12

The shade of Columbus must have been
we'll pleased If 1t took notice of what went
on in New Haven yesterday. Never was
there better day for parade; and there
has never been a more successful parade
in this city. 1t WAS fine sight to see the
long columns of good looking, we'll dressed
men, and the banners waving DER them.
The air was full of many kinds of music,
the great crowd was eager and good
natured, and all went well. 1t is deserv-
ed compliment to the people of New
Haven and to the thousands of visitors to
say that on no such occasion has there
been better order in the city. The scene
on the Green both in the forenoon and
afternoon was impressive. Rev. DR..
Maher's Grafton was eloquent and fitting,
the consolidated band music and the
aggregated singing were we'll done, and the
whole performance was shining success
We hope our visitors enjoyed themselves
and carried away pleasant impression of
New Haven. They could hardly have seen
it in a bstter light.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-12
II EN-

"She's very upright young lady"
eyes, but she's bent on matrimony- Phil
adelphis Record.
Salesladies who are no longer too young
fight shy of being placed at the remnant
counter.-Picayune.
The young man who is found every day
at the race. course Is on the wrong track, SO
to speak.-Yonkers Statesman.
"That was pretty hard story to swal
low," said the cellar when the upper part
of the house fell into it.-Texas Siftings
A young Seventh ward man is credited
with having come into fortune recently.
He regards it as a capital joke.-Bingham
ton Leader.
"Goshl" exclaimed Josiah Punkerton,
as he gazed at the leopsrds in the MENACE
rie, lies look at them freckles. Wash
ington Star.
Jack told me last night that he had
given me his heart" "Well, it's damaged
goods. He told me last week that had
broken it."-Life.
Buggins-When did you propose to Miss
Huggins2 The night tho gas went outl
Muggins-No. The night her papa went
-Philsdelphia Record.
If the little consciences of some men can
make towards of them. think how wild
broom with mad woman behind it must
make them quake.-Dallas News.
Whipper-Every man is the architect of
his own fortune. Snapper-And most of
them are trying to build $1,000.0 900
structure on ffty-cent design.-Puck.
"I hadn't heard that you'd been Ill,
smithson." Have though; been pretty
close to deaths door," 'Is that sol"
eyes; two doctors at the house at the same
time. Life.
A subtle scheme. ttMiss Wickerstatfe
seems to be particularly popular among
the young fellows of twenty or there
abouts." "Yes; she has way of talking
to them about you men. en.'"-Indisnspolis
Journal.
Mr.. Greening-I want to look at diamond
rings right quick. want this engagement
to stick. Jeweler-Step this way, please,
have just what you want. These are
paste diamonds, warranted.-Chicsgo In
teri Ocean.
A military captain, desirous of inspiring
| soldier with patriotic sentiments, asked
him the following question: "Whst would
you think If you saw a banner waving over
the field of battleG" "I should think the
wind was blowing" was the mans reply
La Msrgherits.
LILO ldoy III LILO Iceldufdut-hOH
is the charge for roast beef with -potstoesi
Waiter-Twenty-fve cents. The lady
And for bread and butter and picklesa
Waiter-They are thrown in. The lady
Well, let me have some bread and butter
and pickles--Chicago News Record.
"By the way" said the gentlemanly
| looking person in the black broadcloth
suit, 'if you mention my name in connec-
ton with the accident you may say that
| DIR. Swankem was called and the fractured
arm was suitably bandaged, or something
to that effect. Please spell the name cor
rectly. Here is my card" Thanks" !"
said the reporter, looking at the card.
lievs. Are you acquainted with himi'
'No. SIR" replied DIR. Swankem stifiy.
"We do not recognize DIR. Rybold ss a
member of the profession. He sdver-
tises.-Chicago Tribune.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-12
4rp Gnnds.
zss@9
= i
Howe & ftetSOl,
Direct From 6 Looms
Thro' New haven Custom House
ToOurC0unters.
4r19 Gnnds.

1901 dozens of Mems
and Women's Cotton Ho-
siery, and $50 dozens of
best English Cashmere
Hose for. Men, Women
and Children.
:: Our Spring Inporta-
ton was such an unquali-
fed success in pleasing
our customers, we made
extraordinary efforts for
our Fall and Winter Ho-
siery, and can confidently
assert that our new lines
of Cotton and Cashmere
Hose are the best ever offered
for the money in this city.
Our 25c per pair Ladies'
Fast Black CottonHosiery
is beyond competition. Also
our Gents Fast Black,
D o. ole Soles, High
Spliced Heels, etc Hose
at 25c per pair.
Magnificent values at
80, 81 1-2, 40, As, 48, so
and 65c per pair in La
dies Fast Black.
Our SOC English Fast
Black Cashmere Hose for
Ladies defies competition.
Don't make a mistake
and purchase Hosiery till
you have seen our goods.
DRESS GOODS.
80 pieces Illuminated
Bourette Stripes in all
colors at 19c per yard.
These goods were made to
sell at 25c and have never
been offered for less mon
ey before.
10 pieces As inch ALI
Wool Black Surah Twills
at $50 per yard. They
would be good value at
75c.