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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30
GRAND RAPfps sIARKErs.
Prices TO Farmers.

Gs.fx-w heat sc; corn. .2c; oats. SIC: rye.
ne; barley. sl-it r ewt; euck~hesi. 4oc
NEar-Beef. pa97c; p0rk. tte61zc; mutton.
s.; spring lamb. ISse; fowls. sc. sDrn g
ehiekeus. lie; veal. &C; turkeys. H@l2c;
su-sS. sl2c. cover SEED. $50 Z bu-
PKoDCcE-huttrr. re; sEgS. l211c; potatoes.
2rc = bu; beeis. zSe y tn; onions. Dc 2 eu;
beans. sI.l0 y bu; herry. loc. apples. 2.-5
r b. q eD1lr bu; maple sugar. Sc.
eOf-N ashef. ate.sc; unwashed. lf42cc-
UAY-C lover. sl2 v ton timothy. So ton.
HfnFs AID TsLLow-Gr.en. 4c; steers yer
70 rs. 51fc, cured, Sc; calf skins. green. 5sse;
ealf skins. cured. el1e: tallow. rough. 11zc;
pets. sd@sl.s0; dekir. sG25c.
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City Tressursrs ofee1
G-sre Esrics Nich- March ~ lssL
reffe> - hereby 4 eep inst the ssss~.wsre
rc'l for The grading sna erEvsiinx ~ Eleventh
street from JenBsfte street - Alpine sssrne
"a THE city - Grand Rapids - pew ~ NJ
hsues are that l viii receive pxvfaenf thereon
for tAs period IF twenty dsys fr8r shis asfs.
~ the ef1re Of TIE csfs Treasurer ctr HaL
WILLIAM HsfE
eSs u Cts Treasurer.
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rnHAsunERa NOTICE.

City Tressurers o6cek
Crane Rapfds, Eirh-. Msrch "a lspx
Fefies 81 hereby given thss the assessment
roll Ter the construction nf s~~rfs 10 spring.
telf sveHpe from szs f~ef vest 81 Frenors
street 10 said Fremont street in TIE - e
Grand asgstds Is Row In ms bsffs ard fhst
! VII recsiss payment thereon for TIE
period ~ twenty dsvs from this date ut the
one Of The Cffv Treasurer, CRY Han
WILLIAM BAKE.
apl ~ City Treasures.
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CITY Treseur~y's o-ce
Grand fsuses. Met Narch =. 3ssz
feffes = hereby Trsn that ~ sssessnersf
rHfi Tor be uRg NJ 81 fifsFrrs stirred from Asft
s0H s.troe a. Iee~r~@ sfvrsf N she
cfFv 81 srnne Espies - ne~ 81 ug hstaf
sad fhst ] vii rrcezvs pfvDeef there's
for We r~~fna - fwsrfF fEvs f~cu
from tfis axte ~ the oree 81 tbt 7-essuret.
vIEIIts HAEE
mreh 20 cts Treesgrex.
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WAR is NOW OVER
Senators viii Act Fayorably
on the 6ehring Treaty
BEING READY TO RATlFY 1T
The Amicaels Tone Of Lord Salisbury
Latest Note Certain 70 Avert tie
Threatened Trouble.

wAsBNeros, March 80 The Behr-
Ing sea war eiSals aays rolled by and
the outlook II o &c more peaceful
salis5ury's concil tory note has done
IL Tue presidenl seat TO the senate
Monday afternoon the reply received
from the British premier and alss his
answer 10 IL
frssldsns = ~rtsea Pleased
The president answer expressed
the qualification mo administration
felt that Great EFltain was willing.
after ths rat8de2li0n OF the treaty. TO
agree 10 an ra-gement similar 10
that of last yea-. He was not able to
concur entirely as to the eondi-
tional or consequential damages laid
down by Lord Salisbury. but he had no
doubt that the poists OF difference on
this point could be settled satisfactor-
Iy. The intimation WAS clear tina the
executive felt that the senate could
now safely ratify the treaty indepen-
dent Of any proviso regarding the modus
vivendi- II 1t desires 10 pass = declAra-
tory resolution showing the sentiment
of the senate regarding the measures
for preserving the seals pending arbi-
tration that may be done independent
ly Of the treaty.
In the Commons.
LONDON. March 2a.-In the house OF
commons z. Temperley Gourley. liberal
member for Sunderland. asked whether
Lord Salisbury's government had re-
fused 70 renew the modus vivendi in
the matter of the Behring sea ne
gotiasions. Mr.. Lowther, parlia-
mentAry under-secretary for the foreign
Office, replied that It was net true
that the government had refused TO re-
new the modus vivendi, and ne referred
20 the latest dispatches as evidence Of
that fact The government had acted
as il thought necessary for the protee-
tion of the rights of British subjects en-
gagged in seal hunting. This statement
~aS received with cheers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30

City Treaxurer's Once.
Grand Rapids Mich. srch 4 lss1
Notice is hereby gwen thst the ssssssm~rt
rcii ter the grading sad grasesfng oil hoHefv
street from feuth front street fe Winter
street. IN the eifv 81 Grand Eapids. -
nov 10 ny hands. sad that will receive pes-
menf thereon Tor the period Of twenty aHrs
from tbs 1ste. ~ the offcs Of tie t8ty Treas
urer. City Hail
WILLIAM H4EE.
hpl u. Cts Treasurer
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TRKAsuErns sor,cn


CITY Treasures orcel
Grand Rapids Mich Msrch IL 81
Notice IA HEREBY gwen that the assessment
roll for grading and trHfeiine Strand -
rue from fpuHtafh street 70 East a for
street IN the city II tsrsnd Rsplds. l. uo~
in my hands and that ] vii rerrlv.
payment thereon fer the perioa Of TWEEN
" esys from this dsts, At the ofhes OF the
WILLIAM HsEE
&rt City Trf4surpf.
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Deafness Cured.

Oar Ayfffefsl Ear Drums ~ ssld sHfe Deaf
asSs 10 all tie stages aRd siisgs Eeises ~ the
kssa n a.<aisfesv~ Testimonies frem HsnF
pst4<sts eafea Price. aeGGlas mesfelBes
ssrsnxes ete tfasa. &c able parties mzs
50 secure the spFsFsfas ea trial fas ese EeAts
sealass 3sas aeaosas by aAsresslRg Lad sis
AsFeA. AURA clisie. 4ls 1. Il street. hss l eEk
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rREAsuREn.s Norrcx.

City Treasurer's orce
Grand Rapids Mich Ma en- Il. lsaZ
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessnens
roll Tor gfaathE and rfsveiing OF Quarrs
street. IRON West leonard sfreei 70 Nofft
street. In .he city 90 Grand Rapids "a naw "a
nv hands. and thar i viii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty aays ffcm ths
date. at Tire Office oi tho City Treasurer. clts
Hall.
WILLIAM BAEE
ap6 Civ Treasurer,
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]. G. ALEXANDER,

TOR <4Ir-Hense ana ict On James street,
! a.xr cherry. wlTh oil med-fs eteFs-
feas., anv sae esnffrx &c buy q etcr hafus o
eea iscsfien st Q fes<eHseie price. vist 10
ct "a czil af az snee snd x-t AL tse par
cnl&Fs.
/ caa ssu yea Ne - Chsres street 80 ear.
ala it $40 xsea wiit axe <wail pstBent
eva sna nN.srs en- sss5 serHs asn TAT 70
heH fhfs 80
ft3R <kLb-S~vests.foaF acre fsfm ssefh II
fhr <lfs. xscd ssfs. seit ~sterra Ter sttek /.
sod ist om hoss- aes osra. sfrfsfhias "a
srf 7HTHraL
ToR SsLE-Fseast sst. Axls4 east treat
stfafn - fs~t ~ ssra<s fiffh syenae sBa
~ sftaia tws ~eeks- rarty ieeyiaz the ctr
e 80 = IT, csfaeT. fhis - = hsff>fH,
fnesfxe q J. .. AI<1saser. Csart 81. y
.ss - fasse 81.
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sALE-In the matter Of tn.

GUARDIANS sALE-In the matter Of tn
" estate OF Marilnus sAa zaltnommei. a
mentally incompetent person. Notice
hereby given that 1 shalt sell az publ
auction. TO the highest bidder. on rae
urdsy. the s0tn DAY CT April A. u. lSf
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 81 IN
front door OF the probate Office. IN the city q
Srand Rapids. in the county Of kent. Ia tho
State of Michigan. pursuant 60 license am
authority granted 10 Oh the sta Gay q
March A. ID. 1892 ty the probate court q
Kent county. Michigan. all al The r1ehf. fifl(
Interest or estate OF said Nsriinus Nai
Lsifbommel. tn or 10 that certain piece a
parcel of land situated AND being Ia the count
OF Kent. state Of Michigan. known aud az
scribed as follows 10 wit; Lot number thru
90 Of block number ten 90 OF T.. pnrfer's "a
ditlon % the city Of Grand Rapids. accord ia,
20 the retorded plat thereof except the soutl
twenty-five 80 feet Of said lot
Dated March IL A. ID. 1892.
JOHN sMrTTER.
we'd o. 20 Guardian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30

House and lot No. 3s3 Terrace avenue: new
house In a good locality. lot is i2xil0fect with
an alley in rear.
A small house and lot No. 5H McRcynolds
street, near crosby. on easy terms and at q
very low price. q bargain for a mechanic.
House and lot. fair size lot aUxitS feet. On
Dosker street. Just east of East street. near
electric cars. house In A No. / condition.
House and lot No. las Thomas street, near
Union street, owner lives out of town and she
Is anxious TO sell IL; terms 10 suit buyer.
House and lot No. 40l Centennial street,
near Wealthy avenue, near street car line.
House and lot No. 222 Logan street. near
East street. the owner must sell, Here Us a
bargain. not merely advertised. but 10 Is so !;
come and be convinced: will sell on most any
terms; is In good condition.
House and Tot Coiumtia avenue new, in
north part OF the city; only $50 down.
New honse with large barn new. in south
part of the city. on Griggs avenue, near Bur
chanan street and rect car line.
House and lot No. 2S5 Oakland avenue. near
Filth avenue; owner nonresident; wants 10
sell; makes n good renting investment.
Other houses for sale and to rent in all parts
OF the city.
GEORGE ROELOFS.
q Canal Street. Phone 1s7.
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GEO. M. EDISON,
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE.

srsale. h4ase snd barn 90 Ne~berFy street
fsrns ! IL tslifoFnis. Of trsaei ABUSES 10
Fsat, FscsBf ie 10 al parts 81 tae q ief
sac. manes 10 IA D sinai or large as qua u
a<<s rsas 50 Fsst. - Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30

YARN FOR SALE-A desirable farm of 30
acres. three miles from city limits on good
gravel road and abort three miles from W. NJ.
A. and |. society's new fair grounds; fine new
house. two barns with stabiing for 80 head cat.
tie and abundance of good water; has been
used Tor dairy farm for a mum er Of years and
Is i'll high state OF CIVILIZATIONS: will be sold
at a bargain III sold soon. Also farm of 20
acres. TWO and half miles from city limits and
one and one-quarter miles from above fair
grounds; SOL sandy loan. fair house. good
barn with good well Of wafer aud wind mill
attached; vineyard OF three Of choice grapes
together with other fruits. This farm would
plat Into acre property and the right man can
make snme money out OF it. As3 80 acre IA, m
two and a half miles from city limits and one
and q half miles from above fair ground. on
good gravel road; average soil with fair build
ings; will sell or exchange for fine residence
in city. For further particulars address
ids Mich.
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TELEPHONE 5a
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pRoBATE oRDER-state OF Michigan. coun
~ OF Kent. ss.-Af a session of the froosU
court for the said county # heut. held al IN
Probate ofice. IN the city OF Grand Rapids O.
9th day of March. IN the yezr one thousand
eight hundred AUD ninety-fwn.
Present-cyrus K. Perslns. J udge of Probate
In the matter OF the estate Of
ADALINE YOUNG. deceased.
Herman Young hayiag filed In tBis court n.
petition praying THAI he administration q
said estate may be granted 10 some suitabi'
person.
1t 10 ordered. That Friday. the 18th day
April. ls92. ~ ten o'clock In the forenoon
~ said Probate Office. be appointed Ter heal
ing said petition.
And II is further ordered That copy Of tn
order he published three successive weeks pro
yious 10 said cay OF hearing. In the Gran
Rapids Herald, daily aspsper printed ant
circulating Ia said county Of Kent
CYRUS X. PERKINS.
"a true copyl Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH l.. Mason. Register. wed age
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Big Special Sale
81 new neckwesr As eens. Tower 10
~.
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Iudissssienl Misersblel Take Beech
ans Pills.
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HONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO L0AN-For short time In isrss
IA or snail ameaats or any form OF coed
security. Prank A. Werner. 20 Aoarse street.
'Phsne liza
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WHAT PEOPLE WANT e = e; /: E ::::..,
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not to exceed twenty words three lines.
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words TO line. There
is but one price that is quoted In the table below
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
CAPITAL. 100000


VI. L. SWIFT President
u NJ BARNETT, Vice Freshest
HARVEY J. HolLISIf.k. Cashier.
All classes Of es@Ains Business thai airs ia
hsFmoay Elm The National Banking LAs
transacted.
Letters Il Credit. eaFreat in al parts eff the
yer a. issued Ia sums 10 suit Interest Al
lowed ats per cent on time sertineatss u
deposit. .......y..a
l. "a. wiEhey. George {. Pierce.
J. 81. Barn u J. CammeF,
NJ. II. s~est. Jassph a. Martha.
II T. ttalisfer " n. shrley
Willard bsfphardt " o. HagharL
h. Croitoa for. y. i.oeft.erI
l. T. Hawktns
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? 1-7777'777'-7l- Ill-7-l7i'l-'l'7
WANTED-AGENTS.


WAN1ED-tgents TO sell clocks, wringers.
W rugs. lace curtains. etc. City references
required. Men OF good character and habits
on wanted. {. +. Adams Co. 70 South DE-
vision street. los
WANTED-igents to handle a side line of
eomfortcrs. Address J. NJ. Bryson. Ovid.
Mich. l6tf
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TOR Observation-Disclosures.
MISCELLANEOUS


MATCHED HORSES NANTED--Two good
Au horses wanted; one true team of long
rangy horses 10 use on furniture van; weight
400; matched b ack preferred; also one small
larry wanted. Radclif * Holt.
WANTED-Two carloads Mich dry Eastwood
w ,umber; give price loaded on cars al rail-
road station. Douglas M'fg o..Docglas. Mich
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EOR RENTING Geo. II. White home stead
corner North Division and Fountain sts.
Is COW for rent TO desirable party for a term
OF one. two or three years Apply for Que
week 10 Mrs Geo. ii. White 81 Fouptain 1t.
52sdiy
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REAL EsTATE-COUNrRY.

| AN still offering several good farms in ex-
change for encountered city property.
This spring Is the time to breaf away from the
factory aud shop, get out OF debt and begin
again. John y. Martin. No. 95 Canal street.
TOR SALE-An eighty acre farm. improved.
l. on easy terms. Charles M0seiy. As Lyon
street. 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30

WANTED-Ail the young men In Grand
w Rapids 10 step In and see what we can do
Tor them on "A new spring suit or pair OF pants
made 10 order. Voig;. Herposheimer Co.
II 0RSES-Wintered in box stalls upon the
II ground. at reasonable rates payable when
and from The farm. Telephone my Office 5a
or my house 51l. Ny driver at the house will
take horse Immediately, IL necessary. NJ. b.
Church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-30

HOUSE AND TWO LOTS at No. 90 Paris ave-
Al hue. House has ten rooms with all mod
ern conyeniences and newly decorated. Lots
each % by lao feet with me lawn and large
oak trees. viii sell house and one lot IL de-
sired. For price and terms inquire II above
number. 10tf
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FOR REST-RUslNESS PLACES.

EOR RENT-Store in the Miller block. No. AZ
West Bridge street; excellent location.
rent reasonable TO responsible tenant Apply
10 G. F.. Hogadone. Tower block. or Mrs. Sam
uel Miiicr. No. 20 West Bridge street. 72tf
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E0R SALE-0r exchange; property In city
or country; also wanted some desirable
dwellings TO rent; We have some frst-class
tenants. Averiil x Leland. 81 Lyon street. 90
E0R SALE-Moye In to your own house tolnor-
row; pay for IL on instruments after
wards; you can get II almost as cheap as
though you paid cash down. Winzns x Alien.
5 and Tower block. Sitf
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TOR SALE-Move into your own home this
Il spring. q. w. Tufts can sell YOU one ut
less o. an you could build IL yourself aud on
seven houses now ready al from sl2U9 10 $500
EACH or he will furnish you lot az from $40
TO sl6l0 and the money TO build. on the game
easy terms: Z. w. TUFTS, 81 Ottawa street.
TOR SALF-Houses and lots I'm different
parts of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At bargain. Dr.. heen.
boer. IS Bostwick-st. S3tf
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WANTED-Dining on girl at the II a,ting
w House. Hastings. Mich. VI
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S. AND IS OLD HoUsEMAN BUILDING.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
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WANTED-25 girls today for some of the
best places In the city. W. l.. Dickinson.
IS Monroe street. ~
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WANTED-Lauudry woman and kitchen girl
w At the MiLhigau house. S3tf
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HELP wAsTRD-HALg


WANTED--Sairsnent to sell our goods Dy
w sample To the wholesale ana retail trade
liberal salary and expenses paid; permanent
position money advanced for wages. adyertis
Ing. etc. For full particulars ana reference
address Centennial Mfg Co.. Chicago. III. lsl
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HELP WANTEp-PFMALE
WANTED-Today. "A second cook for hotel
w cut OF city; wages from s2b 10 s3S. and
three walters Apply IS Monroe street. w.
l. Dickinson. 20
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
has moved to the east and leaves the tenn
perature in this vicinity endurable, the Their
mOmetcr registering 30 degrees above.
Cannot he Done.

Washington, Dec. 2G. = Officials ut the
state department have no Information re-
garding an application of the international
Navigation company to the Canadian par
lament for a charter authorizing the COM
pany to connect Lake Erie with Montreal
and New York by IL system of canals, the
Hudson river and the st. Lawrence and
Richclicu rivers and Lake Clamplain.
A telegram from Ottawa. making the an
nounccment that an application had been
filed was not definite enough to afford them
q clear idea of the scope of the proposed
improvements. One OF the officials said
that if by this scheme it was expected to
secure the navigation of the Hudson river
by Canadian vessels, the promoters would
would no more be free to vessels from the
North reacling it through canals. than it
is at present to vessels from the west
via the Erie canal. Foreign vessels will
be stopped at the end of the canal route
then as now,
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
id with emotion that alnios, choksd

him:-
"Hachel, my heart is torn out ofmc, and
the wound will never heal. go from YOU
now. perhaps never 10 see you again. He
+, whom ! aIn ashamed TO call my father
wills i. 50. We seem to have been thesport
OF cruel destiny, and I hive been mockei
and tortured! by n dclu>ion. Your beauty
has beguiied mo to my ruin. Had Won been
less hcsdstroMg. less Self-willed, ali this
might have hc,n avoided. But now what
your late will be shuddcr even to think
o.: as Tor my own, we'll, all l wish i. to
de.
Eache! was much touched, and for the
first time she 1elt drawn towards him by q
tcelns that She had not be.ore experience
ed. 1t was not exactly love. but ii was adj
mirat Oh FOR his courage and gratitude for
his STANDINGS to her.
Farewell. She answered, sadly. AS
regards yourself, you need have no fear.
l"u fathers severity will be but temper
airy. Eu, what of me? Think YOU he will
show pity ;oT me? No. He will blamemefn for
your heins here, and therefore what have
l to hope Tor! She paused Tor some mo-
men,S. and then, iiercely, she added: Let
HIM beware, however, Tor the day of VEN
Seance draws nigh" She checked herself,
ami said with a forced laugh: Tut, how
;ooiish ! talk. How can 1, a weak and
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
A Dramatic Scene.

London. Dec. 26-Andrew George Macreae
was found guilty ut the Northampton as
sizes this evening of the murder of Annie
lritchard. The trial has been going on
since Monday. There was a dramatic scene
in the court when the jury returned and the
verdict was announced. The prisoner, in re-
ply to the judges usual questions asking
why the sentence of death should not be
pronounced upon him, calmly replied:
Whatever sentence your lordship passes
will have no terror for me. 1 could say
many things in regard TO the evidence pro-
duced here. but it is useless. The witnesses
statements about conversations had with me
are Il mass of abominable lies. You, gen
tlcmen of the jury, this day each become
what you make me.a murderer. You have
eve and have orphaned two children. AS
long as you live your Conscience will accuse
door. in as few words as possible"
While the prisoner was speaking his
from the. court for interrupting the court,
attempted to re-cnter and was again elected.
A crowd outside the court room cheered
upon hearing the verdict.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
LIVE STOCK.
Clemencenn,x Wife.

Rockford. Ill.,, Dec. 2G.-The present crisis
in the affairs of France. apparently involv-
ing the stability of the republic, coupled
with the now famous Ilcmenceau-Derouledc
duel, will give interest to the statement
made last evening that Nine. Clemenceau,
wife of the celebrated statesman and duel.
ist, is now safely harbored with relatives
in this city. The lady was greatly agitated
on reading an account of the combat, and
declares tina, part Of the story which re-
ins him through the temple i'll consequence
or his improper connections with her are
absolutely false. Indeed, she AYERS she has
no personal knowledge Of NJ. Clemenceau
Nine Clemcnceau and her husband, how
They were married in New York. The lady
at present is i'll Al very. feeble condition and
decidedly averse TO having her name brought
before the public. She came here a few
James ). Tickncr. president Of the West
End Street Railway company, in the hope
evening he has guarded her identity. In
an interview Mr.. Tickncr pleaded that as
little might be said of the lady and her
affairs as was possible under the circum-
stances.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

RrieNy Toll.

HbEAVuy AOIus
Miss Cornelia Martin. only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin of New York.
has become engaged to the earl of Craven.
Mrs. Sadie Polk Gardner of Nashville,
granddaughter OF the President James X.
Polk. has sued her husband for divorce on
the ground of desertion.
John Finnesan. the we'll known jockey,
VINO for Il number of years sported the
colors OF Sam Bryant on the turf, died of
consumption at Louisville Friday. He was
twenty-five years of age.
II. Stanley Goodwin. general superintend-
ent of the Philadelphia \ Reading system.
died At bethlehem. Pa. yesterday. of heart
disease. aged sixty years.
DR.. Mccme. the defeated candidate for
PRESIDENT of the Farmers Alliance, thinks
the Alliance is doomed because the farmers
don't seem to want to have anything to do
with it
Austen Chamberlain. a member of the
English parliament. and son of Joseph Cham.
nerialn. the Liberals Union leader, is in New
York. having just returned from an ex-
tended tour through the Northwest.
DIR. John Hall. of the Fifth Avenue Pres.
byterian church. New York. has been espt-
cialiy noticeable by reason of his absence
at the Brisss trial. He has not been pres.
ent ut any meeting since the trial com.
menccd. and is said to be staying away
PuiEoSely through 4 disipclination to public
ly express his leanings through a vote of
the house.