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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16

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f. 11k|r nssE.z1'y Csi1s
| Chief Turnen u The nuntineton
police fore. nids1 ~ bis assistants,
have cleared up the Chesapeake and
Ohio vestibule train robbery and muir.
der BY the arrest q Tom Collins, ii
Bradriek, just across the river. in Ohio,
charged with the murder Of the Cor
man passenger and being confeder-
ate Of BarrelI F6rgey. who was placed
in custody Tuesday night.
The chain Of evidence Is complete.
Hon. Samuel Matheson. who had the
fight with them on the train, came
down from Charleston and has identi.
ned the man. He Immediately reeog-
nized Collins, a. be had Forgey, and
denounced him 10 his face as one Of
the robbers. Collins Is in jail, which
place Is heavily guarded, while Forgey
Is allowed TO remain at his home on
Virginia avenue. under guard, where
he is suffering from the wound in bis
right shoulder, made by the collectors
bullet.
The evidence against the men il
growing stronger all the time. The
coat found where the robbers left thu
train, with SC ,rched bullet hole cor
responding to the location Of Forgey'.
wound, has been identified BY Clothiel
A. G. Northcott as sold TO Forgey,
The coat also matches a yest sold tc
Forgey at the same time. Forgey and
Collins were companions and on Sat
urday were together in the hardware
store Of Emmons q Hammond inspect
ing revolvers. There they met jim
Saunders, l5-year-old boy, who telf
them he had a navy revolver. Coffin
bought it for 1925. This pistol wal
one Of the two captured on the train
and has been positively identified b,
the boy and gunsmith who repaired
it. Mr.. Mcbride, a railroad man who
was on the train at the time Of th,
trouble, was taken into the Jail and
recognized the prisoners as the train
robbers. He is positive they are Tho
men,
1t is expected they win DO bound
over to court, special grand Jury
called, then indictment, prosecution
and punishment melted out inside Of
two weeks. Huntington is in greal
excitement and there is great danger d
q mob taking the law into their hands
Fifty extra police have been sworn in,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
WATER AGAIN Low.
HagsrstOvn will Purchase Additional Land an
Other Springs.

Hagerstown viii Purchase Additional Land and
Other Springs.
The supply Of water at the reservoir
is again very much reduced, placing
the company and the community in
about the same position as during the
recent drought. In view Of this fact,
it is highly important that tine strictest
economy be exercised by consumers,
preventing was.age and extravagant
use Of water. The pumps still in po-
sition at the Heyser spring, and if ne
cesssary it willagain be started. This
years experience, although we may not
have q repetition for many years to
come, has prompted the Water compa-
ny to prepare for an increased supply
and next summer large expenditures
will be made to this end. This will
imply the purchase of additional land
and other springs. - agerstorn Neics.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
ADVICE no BUYERS.


Before Purchasing Your ohnstmas Presents Else.
whore, Call At A.. N. Gilbert Btps
Before you purchase your Christmas
presents, You should visit the pharmacy
of A. NJ. Gilbert & Bros. No. IL Queen
street, where you will find as hand
some line Of leather goods as was
ever brought to this city. These goods
were bought at bottom figures, and
will be sold at . very close margin.
They are al useful presents, consisting
Of pocket-books, purses, cuff and collar
boxes, manicure sets, dressing cases.
travelling companions, neektie and
glove boxes and lland-mirrors. Every
body invited to call. No trouble to
show goods.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
A NEW CURE FOB DRUNKENNESS.

Apples win Do Away With Druunkards Crav
ing for Drink.
A German doctor has started q theo-
ry that most drunkards can be cured
by very simple and pleasant course
Of treatment, namely, by eating ap-
pies at every meal. Apples, DR.. Tup-
lett maintains, if eaten in large guam
titles, possess properties which entirely
do away with the craving thai all CON
firmed drunkards haye for drink. The
doctor says that in many bad cases
which have come under his notice he
has been able to effect a cure by this
means, the patient gradually losing
all his desire for alcohol.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
THE SOUVENIR HALPs.

None Of the Worlds Pair Coins Yet shiprel, But
100000 Are Completed. NJ
None Of the Columbian souvenir
coins have yet been shipped from the
mint. Superintendent Bosbyshell said
yesterday that he had not received
any orders as to where they are to be
sent. About $4,000 pieces are being
coined daily, the total number already
run out being about 100000. "The
remainder Of 100000 pieces" said
Col. Bosbyshell, ''can be run off more
rapidly if necessary. There is always
more or less delay in getting out new
coins, but these have worked unusu-
ally well. Iexpect orders for shipping
the souvenir coins almost daily
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
B Z 3. oHRrsrMAs HOLIDAY RATES,

Tickets good between all stations Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad COM
pany east Of the Ohio river viii be on
sale at ticket Offices Of that company
from December oath to Goth, inclusive,
and from December 31st to January
End, inclusive, good TO return until
January 3rd, inclusive. For more de-
tailed information apply to nearest B.
& 0. ticket agent.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
4 VERDICT RENDERED.

By the jury with instructions from the
court, 1--WE, the jury, find after a care
full deliberation and consultation with
the people Of Martinsburg, that ]. W.
r. Fisher has the best cook and heat
ing stoves in town for the least money
so say we ALL" J. W. r. Fisher,
Foreman, King street.
P. S.-A big line Of second hand
heating stoves cheap.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
WATT wAITii

The Finest and Largest Stock Of Musical Instru.
ments Ever Brought to Martinsburg.
Mr.. R. Frank Barr is coming from
the great city Of New York with the
finest and largest stock of musical
instruments, sheet music, music books.
folios and instructors that has ever
been brought TO this city. He will be
ready in few days to furnish the peo-
pie with musical instruments Of every
description. Call and see them, at the
music parlors, No. 50 West King ST.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
Gentlemen would not use " Blush 8

Gentlemen would not use" Blush Of
Roses if it was 4 paint or powder, Of
course not. II is clear as water, no
sediment to all the pores Of the skin.
Its mission is to heal, cleanse and puri-
fy the complexion Of every imperfec-
ton, and insures every lady and gem
tlemen d clear smooth complexion.
Sold by IA. NJ, Gilbert & Bro. Price
rs cents per bottle
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
MARTrssBuaa WORLD ENLARGED,

i. win Set Hard Pace For its Rivals in the
Same Field.
The Martinsburg WORLD has en-
larged itself again, and this time, we
hope, to stay A new head adorns it
with the State seal on it, and the
general appearance Of the paper is
much improved all around. a weekly
viii be issuedin connection with the
daily, that viii set hard pace for its
rivals in the same field. HdgerstO,cn
MAJ
Ttrr woRr.n MI ia cents per week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
nnI.n WEATHER BEVERAGES.

Hot coffee. chocolate, beef tea and
celery, lemonade, etc. These delicious
drinks are dispensed at the hot soda
apparatus of A. NJ. Gilbert y Bro,
pharmacists, IL N. Queen street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
. NORTH QUEEN STREET.

2 stir things up, Brown has bar
gains for the people; . the early Gus
toner goes the finest . please the
children he is ready . show the goods,
and part with them, ., at moderate
prices.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
90. THOUSAND MILE TICKET.

On and after December 18th, 1892,
thousand mile tickets issued BY the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company
win be honored between all stations
on the Ohio & Mississippi railway.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
4 LICENSE ISSUED.

A license was issued on Tuesday,
for the marriage Of Mr.. Harry VOL
ford to Miss Annie F. Wasson, botll
Of this county, to take place to- day,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
EDDrNe BELLS

Married, on the 4th inst, by Rev,
VIM. H. Chapman, w. 3. WHTsoS
and Miss MAGGIE A. APPLE, both Of
this city.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16

You can get anything you want ap-
propriate for Xmas present, such As
a nice tie, handkerchief, umbrella, hat
or cap. suspenders, collars and cuffs,
at N. L. Dorn's.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
IOne Do11ar|
1t is the Largest Paper
COMING INTo rHE sTATE.

49, 4 ]
It contains more choice, varied and attractive
reading matter than any half dozen ordinary
newspapers.
Its entertaining, chaste and delightful contin-
ned stories BY the best authors are among the
desirable features.
The WHEELING REaIsFER live stock, produce.
wool and grain markets, from Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore and Chicago are full ac-
curate and co,nplcte.
Every town. city and county seatin the state
Is a center Of news which the REGIsrER publish
es with weekly regularity. so that every citizen
In the state must take the REaIsTER 10 keep
thoroughly posted III state matters.
The Democratic Party Will shortly come into
power, and the REGIsrER will be q faithful
chronicler OF events occurring under the cleve-
land Administration. Everybody will want to
know what Is going on In Washington. The
REoIsrKR's Special Correspondent viii keep
them posted.
The Legislature will shortly assemble. II will
beya very important session. No citizen Of the
St&te can afford to be without the REGIsTER. Its
legislative reports, and in fact all news mat
tiers from the State Capital are recognized
throughout the State as the most elaborate and
complete.
Remember, One Dollar buys the wEEKLY
REGIsrER from now till January /, 1904.
EN- All remittances should be either by postal
order, registered letter or check. Then there &
no danger OF loss or delay.
Address.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
WHEELING. w. VA.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16

r.arnakrunE. AIT o clook a. ~, 80.
Uaxfmum-4to
Minimum 339.
w,rDs Force Calm.
Direction from 8. W.
srArk ~ SKI yCloudy.
Rain fell.
rnr VIRGINIA. fair, variable winds.
s For West Virginia. Ohio and w. Pa. generally
local rains In s. w. Ohio IN the afternoon. ives
ferly winds becoming slightly warmer except IN
West Va. and southwestern Pa.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16

Obseryanors taken At
Mar,lnsbdrx every morninr
att O'Clock rs l,noran W
whlis rag NarnErnE; tle representa-
tise Of ths United states
Weather Bareau. Tmk
WonLp viii use the same
nngs a. displayed At the
- Court House and the people
Clear q falf can come verr near know
scan1 ing what weather 70 expect.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16

The WoRLD at l0Scents per week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
OUT ON THE STONES
A Persistent and Pugnacious
Professor Is Fired
BOUNCED OUT DOORS BODILY
BY the Members Of the Y. n. C. A. fer
interruPting sDehate-He Deliv-
q. an on-hana Opinion.

Thursday night the Y. NJ. @. A. De-
batting society met. - usual, 70 wrestie
with ponderous question. The sub
ject chosen for the occasion Was, "Re-
solved. That the tendency of American
newspapers 10 toward evil rat1er than
good" Things went along snaoothiy.
Several gave their emphatic opinions.
and then, apparently unable to sit any
longer, Prof. John Prescott Guild. q
pronounced atheist, arose. The PROBES
sor is well known in the city IS being
one of the most careful distributors OF
handbllls. His sympathy for the Deity
10 also well known. lie began his sIRu-
ment without being invited TO do so
and tho Chairman Ut the evening
ordered him 10 sit down, but he
wouidn't do it. He said he had the
floor and intended to kept. He wa'
informed that he was intruding, and
that he lad no rights which were
bound 10 be respected. That made no
difference to HIM and be kept on talk.
ing. Finally several sbe-bodied mem
beers grabbed the professor and marched
HIM out Of the hall, down the stairs
anu INTO the street. where he wss lett
exciaimininx, That's the way of them
fellows, they will never listen to rea-
son."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
IS sPRlne 4 FAILURE {?
Many People Fee that i is-If il IS NJ. 81
Joyous IS il 0nee Mas, IS ii Net
Your oxn faa'f7

You wrote . csmpsssf,ea when ysu xcre
child In scAeel texinEinz spring = tlss
pleSsSntesr season of the year. za3 - It VA
thea. There uas ever reason sly "a sbsaid
ke . sAxsnt 90 yea. ! 90 xere Ia gees health
"Lifs heal hishv wisAin yea- Yea lad sent.
menf. smbitisa. happiness. TIE Water had
passed. the flowers we're blooming. lee birds
we're Stag nx. Certainly spring MAS 60 yea
thea the piessAntssf season Of he az"
Bar how 10 II news Do you feel the szme
ssyausDess. happlasss aud ant icissiion thai
zoe ala theas Are yea nl.ed vita hope; o
possibly are yeu weak. isngaid. aespenden' !.
fsei tired. xnd there is q lsek OF al inferred
and joy Ia lie where once la the spsiRs iiale
all Was antics psfiea and happiness
Do you know the reason Ter this change u
Is bee. use you are not well. because year vital
lily is nos 50 e eat As waea la you tseas. D0
you knew what you need Something "a help
you; something which VIII prove "a ifieae IN
aesa;' - something THAI viii restore ysa and
place you where you MAS Ia youth. which via
max LIE pleasant and happy. and which vi I
again maze spring the p:ezsaDIsst season 81
the year. DO you knew what Mil ae this.
We viii not agtompt TO tell yea- bal viii saeu
you shst etners have coae. And ~aieh yoa
may 40 IL YOU will follow the same " - course
pursued BY them. Head their words:
DIR. A. c. Clsrk. a veil known Hes iorx ply.
sicles. says: Il have never knowa case o.
spring debility. sprins lever. or auy Of the
troubles which ar Sc during this season which
has not been promptly aud permanently cured
by the use Of Warmers Safe Cure. Its powe,
Of tnis time OF The year Is wonderful. 1 have
seen women. run down by care ana oyerwork.
men whose vitality Vas exhausted. and even
puny children restored 10 per.ect health
through its use. !"
Mrs. u. II. Simonson OF Buckley. Mo-. says;
'A.y daughter. who Was once the perfection o.
lie 4 III and happiness, was for years AFFLICTED
with kidney aud liver disease. complicated
with scroiuia.fh hip Joint being affected. b
| became 50 bad that the doctors wanted TO uAr
| Joint the hip. would not consent 10 1t. and
| be- an administering = remedy which 30
| heard much about. and am happy 20 say b:
| is ROW cured. well and healthy. by the use VI
Warmers Safe Cure
| Mr., Is. h. Mayo OF Rouse's Point, \. Y..says
| 1.-TWO years ago / had terrible bsils on my
| face an ms flo ID was ieariuiy out Of order r.
| / began the use OF Wasncr's Safe Cure; 10,
boils let as II By magic. and l have never
| since been Dubbed with them
| II you . depressed. weak. I'm down by Tho
| influences OF the season. follow the advic,
| above given. You will certainly fad IL pro
| itabie ana valuable. The renewing power O.
| this great cure Is beyond estimation. u
| STANDS. rs IL deseryes to staod. at the head o
oil discoveries for the cure Of sickness ana Thu
| renewal Of life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
Loaded With Rcfrigcrasors.

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
q train of forty-seyen furniture cars
entered the city over the e.. X. h l..
The cars were handsomely decorated
with strcamer and iiags and were load
ed with four thousand refrigerators
from the factories of iho Alaska Re-
frlgerstor company OF Muskegon, and
were on Their way To Worcester, Mas.
Every car was gsily decked with Amer
lean flags aud long strcamers OF bunt-
ing, and every Third car bore large
banners on eacn side. The engine and
caboose wore the national colors, and
at the head Of the engine wac large
transparency bearing the word Alaska
and the name Of the cousignee in large
letters, aud entwined with stresmers.
The whole train, which was one of the
Longest that has ever entered the yards,
Was drawn py engine g. II attracted
much attention. and was the source oil
many zdmrIng remarks from q large
crowd of spectators. Ii left after a
short stop, and will reach Worcester
by the Michigan Central and Blue line,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

No good thing should he outlsved
oecasse here and there grscsless per-
con treets il bs>eiy. Ii y lust as net~s-
cary 10 administer invsgurasts 10 the
aged ana feeble ss II q Ia Strengthen .
dwelling that = sglnnIne I'd decay
Net oniy NAV hfe he greatly proiazged
tg artificial support. but the declining
years Of thos< near ana dear 20 Us be
rendered more comfortable, and age
relieved eli many ef sss usnsi pans and
pc naisses by . judsefoBs use Of Royal
Esrtsf fsrft Vine: each bottle : eil.f-
snse~d bs the andess esea ~ l~ sh
lrtely pure ard over i've years oia 81
exsstisae. cs naener pssa TOT q viii Dc
rr<nudsa Omar tssles 81 oi. pets
80 ess. never eszss ln tusE Sre that
VOC ga "Rovai kat,v For ode ~
White 4 whsse. Ibnna Bros \ sehsn a :.
issdSas atekgsss. Bottled ~ Royal
ws~~ -. Sksc~Ens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
FIRE AND POLICE.
Minor Matters Called Up Before the
Board for Action.

s0iNOt N8AktCSo SaASo ~ S~ASAS 49,
Board for Action
The board of police and IRE commits
sioners held It's regular meeting yester-
day afternoon. Fire Marshal LEMON
recommended that Charles Sylvester be
promoted TO lieutenant OF chemical
engine No. 1. Referred to committee
on mon and discipline. A communities
ton was received from !. d. Gilbert,
who spoke for the Grand Rapids Gas
company, In reference to lighting the
new police headquarters and engine
houses. Referred to COMMITTEES on
rules and the fire marshal. The reso-
lution introduced by Alderman Frost
1T the last meeting OF the council rela-
tive to cleaning out the houses of ILL
repute on Woterloo street. was referred
TO the superintendent of police. The
city attorney was instructed TO defend
Detective Kennedy in the case OF
alleged false imprisonment which Il
now pending against him. The secre-
tary vas instructed tn notify applicants
for positions on the police force to APP
pear before the board at the next meet
ing, Friday. April y. Accounts aggre-
eating $40. S2 were audited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
Death Of Mrs. A. L. Sihley.

Helen, wi fo of A. L. slhley, superin-
tendent of mail carriers, died Thurs
dsy evening at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Van Siyke of Iona.
Abut . month ago Mrs. Slbley being
IN poor health went 10 her mother
home with the expectation of being
benefited by the change IN surround
ings. She Was tskea worse and April
4 Nr. Sihiey VAS summoned TO her bed
side where ne hs. sIrce remained. Mr..
end Mrs. s,hiey mad been MARRIED
eighteen years aud have two children,
Abble. aged III ani . little baby 9
months cd. The remains will be
brought IN this city today and the
funeral viii be held sunday morning
from the family residence. No. s. Chm
TIN strest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING.
SPECIAL LINES FOR
SPRING.
GARDINER
&
BAXTER.
GOSSIP or THE HoTELa
~ Dusasss Tells Of the Condition Of
Aaairs IN the South

~. Dusssrs Tslls Of the Condition oi
Aaairs IN the South.
n. Buffers and wife are registered ct
ovsss's Hotel. Mr.. Buffers 10 Just re-
tnrnsd frea the south where he nov
Qsn1s the greater part Of his time
sunning up north every three montns
Eos . weeks vis.I. Mr.. Buffers -
largely interested IN the Peters Salt
and Lumber company Of Ludington n,
bus mas of late years gwen these inter-
este TO the care OF Ess sou, devotlng his
own tune TO extsnaye lumber interests
IN South CAroiins. shere he owns loo. .
coo ssrss Of pine. 1Ak and Gumwood
land. At small town named HUB
be owns saw mill having .
capacity Of 100. 900 iset . day. Speak
ing of the south. Mr.. Buffers says:
"Dunng my ave years residence IN toe
Of the country. The climate 10
wonderfully saluhrious and the Poo
pie are fat aud healthy but
lazy beyond eli hope Of change. l pay
eighty cents . day Tor lAbofers In my
mill. but that 10 equal 70 $3.50 day IN
the north. considerlug the amount Of
work they do. They get fat on seventy
i've csnts week. their food being al
most entirely oatmeal and salt pork
fresh meat being . rare luxury. Pro
visions Are higher there than In the
north. hence their frugshty. TIT
water. even in thc swamps, 70 pure and
wholesome. SICKNESS 10 almost un'
known. All our lumber - shipp ee
north BY Atlantic coast steamers, . ue
much Of il nnds its way TO PittsburK
THIS gumwood wh.ch covers . large
amount of my land 10 peculiar aud
valuable product. IL resembles ma
hogany. but 10 lighter IN color. Yes
the south IS wonderful country, and
there's great future in store tor 1t,
There's wealth almost unlimited wait
ing for the man OF energy and . fair
modicum Of brains"
George NJ. Smalley of Jackson, 10 Z
guest Of the Morton House. Mr.
Smalley 10 At tho head OF the jackson
Manila Paper company, one OF tue
largest concerns Of the kind In tns
county.
+. A. washburn and wife. Mrs. Hetn
erington. Mrs. Rsghoy anu Miss A
Russell of Bedding. were IN the CIT!
yesterday on . shopping expedition
The party dined 1T Sweets Hotel.
NJ. Lsrzbee Of the great Boston DRY
goods house OF Larsbee Il Wilson, 10 ,
guest 1T Swest's.
William Israel of the Illinois Central
10 at Swee tie Hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

yesterday being Good Friday. the
strests we're full of demure glrls and
dsxuified nations on their way 70 the
various churches. where services were
held some OF which continued through
out almost the whole day. Society Was
out in goodiy numbers ~ celebrate .the
soIsmnest day in the year." and all
thoughts Of Easter Monday halls and
clee club concerts we're TO all appear
snoss tar from the ascesic minds Of the
6aar glrfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

Every man who uses whisky to ex-
cess knows that his habit has developed
into disease, but the trouble IS he will
not confess the fact to anybody but
himself. AL such men may, without
publicity. without being taken away
from home or business. ami without
restrictions OF any kind, Ice cured of
the disease known 40 the whisky habit.
Call on or address the International
Gold Cure Company. go Sheldon
street, Grand Rapids. Mlcn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

hes bssn ors.nizea with fifteen mem
befs. ana ire following oFnesrs
have bssa installed. President,
Mrs. Nellie AeClinIoek; senior
vice pfesss eat, Mrs Annie scaat-
tsrs; lanlor vice president, Mrs.
Sarah II. Weeks, chaplain. Mrs Eliza
bsth Proper, treasurer, Mrs. Carrie
withsek; seerstAEy. Aiss GsFtis Wit
beck. TIE new corps will hoid al egg
secial thin evening - Mrr. Eness' store,
No. ls3 Taylor street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

Yesterday afternoon Aldermen
o'Donpeil, Sproul ard Kinney. com
posing the SPECIAL market committee of
the common council. inspected the two
ssunts offered. The site offered by
Nelson, Matter a Co. 10 one block fur.
ther north and on the opposite aide of
Kent street ts that offered by c. c.
Comsfock. Both are the some sze.
The former u not in ore continuous
strip. The LAST swc lots have been -cld.
but the proposition includes swo lot
froutins Ottawa street instead. The
Couaock ste = snil favored BY the
committee, ss Il costs no more tnsn toe
Nelson Matter cite AMI isnssrtsf town.
Alss q trunk srwer runs through sns
alley ia the rssr. ard = lsrxe eeough
- carry swsy al the refuse.