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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

Charles II. Reed, the attorney who
defended Guiteau, died recently in
abject poverty. He 10 described as be-
ing possessed Of unusual charm Of
manner, and . striking figure. To
these were added sndowmente Of mind
which easily could have put him in the
front rank among men OF attainment.
At the close OF tie historical Guiteau
trlal he married . wealthy Baltimore
girl and has nnce resided in that city.
Nature and wealth conspired together
TO bring TO him fame, contentment and
happiness. Yet he died sot in AFFECT
poverty. Whisky may have been and
probably was the direct cause of his
downfall. But back Of whisky there
must have renamed concealed an
inherent weakness. A contemporary
says there Was lack OF earnestness.
Whether or not the lack of earnest in
dustry was or WAS not the cause of
Charley Reeds miserable ending, il 10
the cause Of most failures IN life. Its
very insidious, debasins Ianguor stupe-
hes the mind and prostrasss the body.
Sooner or later the willing victim
awakes in misery. only TO die piteous
death IN the arms OF wretchedness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
oSLv A roLiTIcAL cANARp.

To accuse Secretary Blaine of bad
faith ia the matter of the Brazil rec
iprocity treaty and IN the same breath,
almost the same sentence admit that to
make the alleged promise would have
been in violation Of the reciprocity
e.suse aud beyond his power, is too
glsrinsly inconsistent 10 be worthy .
denial. The only bad faith exhibited
IN arranging the Brazilian reciprocity
vas that OF the Brazilian minister at
Washington. Or. Salvador DsMen-
donca. Who, 10 10 claimed BY the
Brazilian minister Of anssce, DIR. kuy
Bsrhoss. had no authority 70 entertain
any proposition which did not cut OF
European nations from . similar agree
ment. Such IN agreement would
amount to . dictatlon from Brazil ~ TO
what nations We could enter into re-
ciprocai trade relations With. II 10
foolish 20 suppose Mr.. Blame or any
American would make such . promise
At best the whole matter IL ao.hing
more than . question Of veracity be-
tween The two Brazilian gentlemen
named, with . prepsndersnes of evI-
dence in favor Of the minister.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

BLACK SlLk AND CHINA SAi>A 0V"So
A toilet of black pesu de sole was
worn last week by the young Duchess
&c Deaudauviile as q reception dress.
The skirt was ample, cut in straight
lines from belt to foot; the corsage was
laid IN plaits up to the bust line, and
from there gathered TO the shoulders.
On this, zro.nd the sleeves and down
the front, as well SIS around the waist.
were bows and lines Of ciel blue ribbon
1t was as once elegant and striking.
Lace and jet are used almost to excess
in trimming everything that can posi-
bly, bear them-from millinery to jupons.
The dainty printed silks have deep
basque fiounces Of lace, in many cases
forming almost an overskirt, while
around the bottom are o, wide or two
narrow ruffies of lace. The neck is al
ways trimmed with ii in cascades, jabots,
fiots or rose rufies. Chiffon, with tiny
gold dots, is new.
The chameleon silks for jupons, also
for house wear and for street when the
colors are not too voyant, are very popu-
lar, and the prettiest fancy is to make
them with covering Of some Of the
sheer grenadines now so much in vogue.
There are twenty or thirty different
styles OF black silk or wool. or silk and
wool grenadines 10 choose from, and
they make valuable costumes for ladies
who want one semitransparent gown for
all purposes.
The grenadines are nearly al black,
and thus can be made up over and
trimmed with any color. The favorite
style is to have a plain underskirt OF
glace silk, with one or two narrow frills,
pinked or simply hemmed, 10 give 1t
fullness. The Erenadine is then accor-
deon plated all around and the corsagc
draped over light lining: the sleeves
pulled and held in place by ribbon bands
and bows A sash can lie worn or "A
belt. The movement of the wea-er
causes the plating 10 give constant
variety Of shading. and the soft frou-
frou of the skirt Is dear TO feminine ears.
Lace skirts and dresses are made the
same way.
Nearly all dresses OF any pretentions
are made over glace silk lining, and
no one can tell the comfort of the feel
ing OF a silk lined gown. You feel tina;
there is no searny side TO your garment,
and it is also much lighter and hangs
better. SILK is now 80 chesp that il ID
really far mere economic fabric than
wash goods. which cost 20 much for
laundryins, though. to be sure. much
silk can be washed easier than cotton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

GRANTS MosumKST.

Today with Impressive ceremonies
the corner stons OF . monument for
which subscriptions were solicited IS
early ~ 1850 viii be laid. Ths honor
will De accorded to President Harrison
General Porter will review the history
Of the inception and movement OF this
tribute. cnAuney NJ. Depew and Rob
ert @. Ipgersoll will be the chief ora
tors. Members OF the cabinet and
many eminent men will participate.
For day memories OF the hero OF
shiloh. VIC ksburg ard Appomattox
will be brouxh vividly 10 mind. Under
this stimulus the contributions neces-
sary TO complete the monument Will
pour in. General Porter will then be
able 10 devote bis time TO the erection.
A few months later another notable
crowd will gather. The veil will b
torn OF, and IN enduring marble New
York viii evidence the redemption Of
her sslf-imposed promise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

A popular yorag fellow who - v,dsiy
known In athletic circles tells this story:
Il was IN the of.lcs II . friend q mlas
on Walnut street. above tourth. Tie
other mornlng, whea . rextsr ssedy
hooking young chap came IN. snd bod
ding 70 him ia lAaaty way SID Billy,
old man, l want 70 borrow . dollar.
.H-m-n-m.' replsd Billy slowly. Vel.
II remember rightly, ! loaned you .
dollar last wesk.' so yoa els. sad TIE
visitor, bat I'm dead strapped and rnnst
have . dollar now Billy poadersd .
moment and replied: Wei. you're ne
good-rm convinced II thst-saad 50 ~
not lend you dollar, but III give yea
one. How'll that dor First rate. 10
sponded the shameless striker, and then
after moment or %. IS the cash was
not forthcoming. be added. Wei.
where's the dollar you srs going to give
mey Oh replied Billy szni,ingiy. III
give you the dollar you borrowed last
week'--Philsdelphia Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27


Patti Ross. uhe 10 well lksS ey
Grand Rapids thestrs-goers, Will be ~
Posers' tomorrow night AID Will pre-
sent per new comedy "Doily Warden"
II Is sAid TO be . happy medium for The
display OF PATHS beat quantities as
coined enne. she 10 indeed . conscien-
iloas little artisEs. Her fun % refaed,
and hsr good spirits are ss infectious
as they are Sontinuoua She "a mag
metro little body. IN whom every auditor
10 interested the minute she comes
UPON the stage. There are some very
choice seats yet unsoid.
la the hurried writing Of the com
meat on the Pirates OF PcnLance"
Monday night, the writer unintsnfion-
ally got Tue kTosers IN the cast usns-
posed ss TO parts. Johu KRONER Was
ersdited With slngiug samuel. when he
was assgped to Frederic, aud Arthur
Kroner was overlooked entirely. he
Mas deserving OF msntlon. Ter he sang
Samuel with excellent taste, his tenor
voice being sweet and musical. The
opera was repeated last night before a
very large AUDI and the experience
OF the previous evening seemed TO IN
spire all OF the participants with self
confideuce, AMI tbs performance
moved with much better spirit. and
was not marred by bitch or blunder
OF any kind. The Guards have realized
q nice SUN from their venture.
A new play entitled "The Modern
Husband" written by Prof. Alfred
Hennequin of Detroit. and formerly
professor of French at the University
of Michigan. Was produced At the De-
troit opera house Monday evening for
the first time. The play Is farce COM
edy. and in its presentation by the New
York company. specially selected for
the occasion, was we'll received by .
large audience. 1t will be given Ut
Powers one week from tonight, 1T
which time General Manager Charles
III. Garwood, Lessee of Redmond's and
Powers shsaters, will take . benefit.
Considering Mr.. Garw0od's popular
following here, not TO speak of debt
of gratitude due him for the excellent
companies he has brought here, this
announcement should insure packed
house.
Stuart Robeon is having the most
profitable season in his history with his
revival of "She Stops to Conquer"
Mrs. Stuart Robson Is lying At the
point of death in the Burnet House,
Cincinnati, suffering from pneumonia.
She has been married less than four
months. Her alarming illness was con-
tracted while playing the comedy above
named with her husband in the Grand
opera house.
, 1t is evident that the stage manage,
has had the members OF the Carrie
Lois company on the carpet, "A de-
cided Improvement was noticed in the
last two performances of dads GIRL
Beginning this evening and continuing
until Friday night, inclusive, "a Mid.
night Call" will be played.
Seat. Tor James O'NeilPs we'll known
production of "Monte Cristo." which
takes place at Powers on Tuesday
next, will be put on sale on Tuesday
morning.
The season at Powers will not close
until early in June. Among the strong
attractions on the date book are the
Kendalls. the famous English players
By pistake it has been announced
that the Boston Symphony club vii
appear here May 10. The date is May
9 instead.
Manning's Celebrities will give mat
| inee a. Smiths today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
ODDS AND ENDS.

There are Se5 electric roads in this
country.
The Earl Of Dudley has his life in
sured for 81 $50, 900.
The number Of omnibus hsrscs n Lon
don is reckoned rs - 900.
Put your piety into your nursing Is
well as into your prayers
Let your manners 1t homo be . little
better than they are abroad.
One-hAk Of tho people that are born
die before the ago Of sixteen.
TIVE centuries and seven different nea
claim the invention Of gunpowder.
One dollar q minute il the charge for
using tho new London-Paris telephone
line.
Italy signifies - county Of pitch
from its yielding great quantities Of
black pitch.
One hundred snd Fifty young women
have. during tho past ak months, taken
mp timber claims.
Debtors can console themselves by
knowing that there is always somebody
thinking OF them.
DR.. Thomas Chalmers wore . thumb
ring once belonging 10 his grest-greet-
greet-grandfathcr.
English capitalists are completing a.
rangements to explore the coast OF Pat
agonia for minerals
Mexerai worked On his histories only
IN the daytime, but always By the aid Of
lighted wax cendleA
Spectacles were invented IN the year
1890. but were not in ge1ssal u.s. until
nearly 200 years later.
During 1891 in New York city Of the
la.s34 deaths 1925 wsre Of children
under Eve years Of age.
Sugar made from coal is 800 times
swsceer thaa ordinary cane spgar, bat it
costa Ten dollars . pound
MrA Ada n. Bittsubsuder received
about I, 200 votes for The e63cs ef 81
prene Judge Of Nebraska
Tho wind blows constaatly from .
well 100 fest deep in Tacoma. Wash.
No one Knows the source Of the wind.
The length Of tAs Niagara Falls tus-
mel Win b 1850 feet. snd IL be- besa
excavatsd about sns4hird q this dis
tAnce.
Tell ~ IN wtst rsspec6 yvur lsvs
has changed ysu and will describe 10
you the character al he man q woman
you iowa
II IL I'D thss csrsuaa lazy Of Madi-
con, Fla. 40 sevsasssa caensA recently
for supper. Her husband. not 70 loss
hs prestige. aR three more than 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
Prices % cs..am~r.

fLorR AND FKsB-lAly White. s2.se; pstsrt
EtN r cwfs buck heat faur. $50 = cwf earn
mesi. Sc , too feed. sises2n = taa miAtin
SIS , ton brrn. 81 y tons ships. SIS r tons
screenings. SIS ton.
MEAr-pofk stesk. luc; roastS. lie; ribs. -
fendefioin. f2t<c; ham l2ci bret sfesE. "a ioc
Toszf. sale. fih. &c; mntioa. 6els; spflus
LIANT. g ine; spltHE chicken. lsG ltcs turkeys
Halter ducks. iASiee.
pHlDyc --Batfer 2Scs eFr< lt.c pafeio~s
4oC ' has hes'ts. lie = pa onlons so@.S5e 5 "a
teaEs. ooc q pa, sp les. Ss<oc q ~.
Don't become copst.p xted. Take
Beecham's Pills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

friday David whipple chopped thrce
dormant black snakes out Of a maple
LOG at his sugar camp, in jackson town
ship. he placed them in a kettle and
hung the kettle over the fire, and N q
lew minutes the snskee began 20 crawl
around in the kettle as though summer
had come. When they had got 70 act
ing very lively Mr.. whippls dumped
them IN the snow and they soon began
TO become STIFF and sleepy again. Then
he put the snakes N lukewarm water.
and they stuck their heads above the
rin Of the vessel ard cared around ia
zee wh.ther ii was summer or nca
Presently they crswled out and Mr..
whippl. chopped their hssds O.. -Scran-
ton Cor. New York SUN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

Statistics complied for the year end
ing June, 1890. anew the total sugar
production Of the world at IL $50 .0oo.-
600 pounds. The beet contributed
7.ioo. COO. 900 pounds and the cane
A, 456. ooo. 900 pounds. or only ssl per
cent. The cane sugar was contributed
as follows: BY the Spanish West Indies.
$40. 900. 200 pounds; the other West
India isiands and Guiana. 7ss. o0o. 900
pounds; Brazil and Peru, $50, 900, 600
pounds; Louisiana, 25o. oO0. 900 pounds;
Hawsn, 24o, 900 zoo pounds, and the
East Indies and Africa, $50. o0o, 900
pounds. During the same year there
was consumed in the United States
S.o45. as. 900 pounds Of sugar. OF this
vast sum only Is per cent. was con-
tributed by the European beet. In 1891
the consum etion OF sugar Increased by
500, 2e3 tons. Yet if this total csnsump-
tien Of 1855. 1894 tons only $50 900 tons
were Of domestic growth. The profit
attending the cultivation Of the sugar
beet 10 well known, and il 10 some
what singular that this country hes not
engaged in the beet culture to . much
greater extent. Even the stimulus of
q bounty has failed to produce any
marked effect. Fsctsries were added
TO the ones already existing during the
last year, but the number was not
large. The labor involved in the Guilt
vstion Is srduous and tiresome. but the
reward 10 ample and reasonably sure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

Not long since . ball was given at q
lunatic hospital. Many friends OF the
inmates were present, and also friends
Of the governor. Among them was q
well known young journalist de had
the most difficult time imaginable to
pick out the sane from the insane. Fl
nally he saw . young woman cloee 10
him He brushed by her BY mistake.
and begged TO be excused. She readily
forgave him, and then asked II he were
not Tie king a the Cannibal Islands
The journalist readily replied thst he
w., and asksd II the young lady were
not the QUEEN Then followed the fun
niest converM6on. He began telling
h@ - his dominioos and VI the pres
ents he would parchAss fos hs. He
vo1ld give . golden thruoe studdsd
With aiamoods. eli hes drseses should
ouDe from Worth's and che should hsve
Ne bsst French chefs for epoaa Tben
~ described his new palsce Ths
dsscrivtsca wss orusts In The exfrvzne-
This couple talked b this way Cor 1t
least sa hoss. Thsa they ssyarssed.
The ysung ny bang eaaa.sA fr .
v~l1R
sd Go ust. " goa - townafisa
70 ne Of TIE board. - ~ 49, lsAy
vma wa11n1ng Win ~ sspork
sga0 WIZ 10 - shput herr
On hnvuAv yos met hsFs Wen. -
Sh1nhD - y ~ Vussa Of ths Cannifal
tuAnnhs ~ - - ~ kiue.-
'Snms 90 - ~ guyine yea, I'D
liz henrt1sn ec~uDw. She y - Dsss
G~sy thna - srAs
In ~ - - easA A fSs01 II
- yvune NY - Informed hes tAat
- yssng tsuznastu4 ~ - uagy - .
- 0g1 - hDUvvr, tAn1 b ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
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THE MARKETS.

CsToAeo Aesl -
r1ore-ouies and srn sprine ~hss, pss
ents. ~ so1sn. Rye a ssns 90 wirter wheat
patents. ~ Nat 70 Strasefts - s,o< e.
wsssT-Russt quiet ere Steady No e~sA
nkasesei Hsy. akests ere gas,. axe
she.
Cohs-Ae1srsseay active see vesh esyfy.
ncs srner. No 8. ssc. Ne fysIsv se4e
sis. Ne sp~a@sss Ne tyesssw, Ss.<o@As
Mar. HoHss: yalr, nsessAso
OaTs-Chssftls6 No g 8ho,7c Mar D<n
1se sulr. sxa1ke esup,es ste>>- Ne
rso@se Ne White. soHhe. Ne q s>s<o
ntc Ne tNht>s d s~az2ka
Rys-oaiet sod snchsnrs1 Ne 2 eash -1<c
sample iots ssaTse. May eelfvs-r 7ss<e
bsNsy-fsfhss slew sed EASY esrrss
lets Fuotseae Lev srs1-s 81 sszstee. scnrros
u tar. teosssi rod. sts66sc. ehosc~. Aosas
MSS Pcss-Qztes sHe kisser Css AZ
hsy. - ss'4zs So gu1y - eos ~
Lssr-~tery ssset snt frrnA Cash srS Mag
~ f7sso< - Jas - f7.<az 20
fersrsy-ikve chssSens. faQ5zs<e .. n,
<~s Ts-tsYs sosse Per ~ f4v. Ds-ks 10
~ - n Live 0-sse y sr17 - r~~ acre.
EvTrxs-c-.~U-rvs rose r.try. x0D~
rsessns ss>ck. snfee
ozsa-w seenssn Prize Wsfse. rxes wasss
wh&a~l T<ss E<ss>~sx frzne wkss. - Hss1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
CLOSING OUT SALE
or the Largest and Nest Complete
Stock OF staple and Fancy
Grocaries

or the Largest and Nest Complete
Stock OF staple and Fancy
Groceries
In western Michigan. Read the FOL.
lowing prices:
Grspulstec ugar, twenty-;woponnds
for 81. Pulverized and cut loaf fngaf,
eighteen pounds for 81.
Pure ground spices, Is cents per
pound; two pounds for rs cents.
-Four packages mince meat for o
cents.
Best family -four, per hundred. So 10.
Royal patent -four. per hundred.
$40.
Eight bars German Family soap for
% cents.
six-pound box Gloss starch for SIS
cents.
six-pound bulk starch for q cents.
Mail ard Brooks and Menier's choco-
late per pound % cents.
One pound can good baking powder
: cents, four cane for IS cent?.
DeLap6's taleratus. per pound, :
cents.
Pure cider vinegar, per gallon. l2l
cents.
Pure lad. Z cents per pound; ten
DtunCt fOr 90 CfDte.
shepp's cocoanu,, per pound. i5
CENTS.
Eight pounds rolled oats for % cents.
Two-pound package rolled oats for 10
cents.
Tomatoes, peas. string and Lima
beans, per can, cenis.
Three-pound can Golden pumpkin,
per can, cents.
ss'sd drefsng, large bottles, IS cents;
small 20 cents.
Best olive oil. imported. ousr,s. 80
cents: pipts, 80 cents; one-half pints,
- cents.
Preserved crahaples. pears. plums
and peaches m heavy syrup, quart bot
ties. Tor 40 cents.
Japan tea dust. per pound, s cents.
japan tea. 20 and 50 cents; very hest,
per 2 und. 10 ccnts.
Best English breakfast and black tea,
per pound. 80 cents.
Five large bars merscsn Family sosp
for - cents.
All bottled goods euch az preserves
iellies. jams. olives. pickles and flavor
fne extracts At lees than cost
Also al kinds 81 picnic goods, notice
meats. game snd everything n tic
canned goods line st prices that viii
astorish vOu. Call and he convguced.
Now this stock must be clos q nut bv
June 10, so do not delay. bnt inske out
your lst and rave money by purchss.
Ing II once.
Csss. r. RsrHBrS.
Successor 10 Ira c. Hatch,
l25 Monroe street.
The Board Of Trade restaurant Will
furnish l50 suppers after the instails-
ton of /. q. q. r. officers tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
PARIS FASHIONS.

Trimming.
While tho lighter grades Of siIks are
apparently the vogue. there are also 3
number Of very elegant toilets made Of
Armure, grosgrain, fsine and pesu de
sole for mere drexy occasions, such 81
afternoon receptzsns, o'clock teas,
which are fixed facts IN the best Partisan
homes, aud the use of dead black silks
is not confi,ed 70 elderly ladies, for al
70 whom it is becoming wear them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27


The dessert was being served, and the
stately colored walters were passing
pretty lite pink frosted cakes to be
eaten with the ice cream A plate Of
them was held before the young lady,
who looked them over and said, Il don't
care for any"
The waiter was moving away when
she saw, as she thought, an eclair on the
farther side of the plate. She was fond
of chocolate.
Eyes, / win too," she said, reaching
over for the eclair. ''There is one with
chocolate on it."
"Beg pardon, miss" said the waiter,
as she tried to pick mp the tempting
morsel, "beg pardon, miss, but that's
my thumb. Rochester Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27
GRAND nAr.os mAngErs.
Prie-s 40 Fsr9ers

GRAlx-whest, s-es corn. sSc; osts SC; rye
MEAg-Beet. 4izSsgef pork. a&tcs mdtfsu.
&c; safing lAnb. 1HAc, lows. SC; spFiax
chickens he sral. &c; tUTf eys. n@l.e
Gack fl&iec. clever sce4. sac 4 tsl
sc E ha.; bets. &c = ba.; oElaHs. Gle y Ia. !
beans. 8. iop hu.; Money. atcs Apples. So
p hhl. 6ase nc ' bp; WsFsle sussr. sc.
NooL--Washea. Sa= C. uh~ashed. lk6.'fle.
Hs9-C3oSer si2 ton; timothy. SO 3 ton.
HERS Arp 1sLLeN-Gr~en. &c; steers. ov~f
20 its. hs<ci cured. 81: calf skins. sserR. Hrei
calf skins. cured. SIC. taliew. 10Th. ltsci
peits, 6ocessi 50; dekfa. iSsx,c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

BY q vots Of a. 10 81 the senate
passed the senate substitute eseisoon
bill Ths ~ill now b returned 10 the
house for confirmation or rejection.
Meanwhile, NAY Is rspsdlr spprosea-
iag- The substitute gnorss he Gssry
bill snd provides Simply for ex-
ciusicn. To manv respects "a y very
similar to the Isw nov % fierce. Some
nodlacsaoas we're nsds, and faulty
phrAs.oloxy ia ths iaw a eorrveled.
Fer iasssace. The words "ie TIE eountTy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

hsrulsus, and 81 fAss snouA b a0ns
wss 70 huznos him INTO shs bslasf shas -
wsx the klnx of ths Cxnnihal inianda
The king SOD aseen were not % sPsnk-
ing terms for The rest of the evening
Loadsn ntBsts-
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ro~ssroNe po<Twv.

49, ops~oDsss TAss Ass - - ~
wsys eseA.
II ssn>sosns - bsasaUsA - ~
49, b 80 He hes In - en- ersvs
Bow - ~ wsald AnA - sosspsAnn
gene n ~ esai1 rsssssA - Me He
voaiA - swprissA md ssAdsssd b. Ne
fast - - sAvs.eea shAGe a eivtlins-
ten ~ uads ~ pcstry sapsvalas. -
- - shy0a tsash - rtAh,m ~
sseAd q ths hsaSb sf thass vhs rsaA
ths8 -.
n oe4wn - - vsWae dsu ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

AaioAS1 Apr -
CAruk-hsrkes moderately sstss 4Ha sxiccs
STEADY Quota Cons ranged o. 30 o. fef choios
- extra shtpplns Steers. o. 7oo. n ioT soec Il
ehesoe ae - soSos ~ feE fsir q Secs O. e82 a
fer common - lneds1n IA T. sa-ss - fes
butchers sssers e. ssS>s 90 for essekers q =
oa Sc for Texas Steers. - aAS,s q loF fce1en-
q ss8xi 10 tor Cows q sceSss fsg baiss ana
o. Ss9S o. for Veal Calves
fioss-AArkes active sEa prices unaA@EseS
Sales ragged ~ & sadaoe for Pifss . $50
sTe FOR fshl - isz3s ~ Cor rough pscklnx
u sesse for mixed. O - for heavy g.sse
sIg and "a lpriHs lets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

PRESIDENT LEArBERs is very enthusi-
astic over the prospect for the August
meeting of the Horsemen's ASSOCIATION.
He 10 quite right in predicting that it
will DO enc of the greatest events in
sporting circles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-27

whsnee Trey came" are simplfed to
Ito China" Chimes e.aIning 70 be citi-
ssas Of foEesxR nations etnsr thsa
Cnins. will De returned 10 the nations
which they claim 10 % citizens Of. In
case thar nasion lsvies . TAI OF re-
tarainx Cnsnanssa. they s.ll, In sucn .
case, DC returned 10 China. Through
cut tns substitute tAs term .he or
they IS used. He, she or they would
have been better. True ''they'' covers
both sexes. but through techaicaiity
q misat De held not 10 exclude . singls
female. This may nave been . enlv-
Airoas omsssloa- Sentiment has en-
tered 50 largely into the discussion and
gAllsna are 80 prone TO excuse every
thing feminine. that the omission may
be accounted for in this Way. How
ever. the matter 10 now IN the hands OF
the democratic house. and Il 10 10 10
hoped. that without gush and in =
0usiness-like manner, they will speedily
pass the Dill to the president for his
signature.