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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
By Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
No. IL north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, WITH
TWO BRICK BUILDINGS THEREON Nos.
1922 AND 1924 EAST YRD STREET., AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BYRD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS.
Tolker, &c,l Decree of Richmond CHANGER, Chancery
rs. Court, entered April %, 1892.
Tolker, &c.
In execution OF decree In the above-styied
suit. the undersigned special commissioner, ap-
pointed thereby, shall proceed 10 sell at pubic
auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY =, 1892.
at 4:30 o'clock 7. NJ, the aboye-descrbed PRO-
PERTY, consisting OF TWO BRICK STORES and
DWELLINGS combined and lots, at the north
west corner OF Eleventh and Byrd streets, 'front.'
ing on the north side OF Byrd street 30 feet
inches, more or less, and running back within
parallel lines, one OF which Is the western limo
OF Eleventh street, an irregular depth.
The above is good renting property and should
command the attention Of those seeking invest
ments.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in SIX and
twelve months, equal instalments, the pur-
chaser 10 give negotiable notes with interest
added from day OF sale, and title TO be retained
until all purchase money is paid, and convey
ance ordered by the Court; or all cash, at the op-
ton Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioner,
CHARLES A. ROSE, Auc'iOneer.
ToLKER, &C, PLAINTIFFS, VS.. TOLKER, &C, De-
FESDASTs-IS THE CHASCERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. Gcd lin, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause OF April
~, 1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF April,
1892. CHARLES w. GODDlN,
ap27 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
MATER GROUND MEAI.. .68c..,

BATTLE-GROUND MEAL, &c., |;
w Best Family Flour, $3.50; Fine Family
Flour. Patent, IS; Fresh Roasted Lsguayra
Coffee, 20c.; Fine Suear-Chred Hams l2c;
Good Lard, &C.,: Fine PORK Sides, &c; Nice
6ugar-Cured ehoulders; Good euttor, l6ct; Nigs
Table Butter. 23c; . largo 1aEs boap, 23c
IsSa al iSe.~s -; =. 5. 6'stt III
m. ,ez ns g ~ sss VA ;;;f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
YORK RIVER LINE. aasre,,
TIE FAvoRilE a1JIENars
LEAVE RICHMOND.

/, LEAVE RICHMOND.
IitAlN 80 iI "I..
LOCAL EXPIRES. ....f
Stops AT ali stations Az ..- u
with stage for. Wqhnr
steamer Al West POM '@--a
.!tAlN ~. f. I....
BALTIMORE LIMITED l.H.. .l....
for West Point onulr ID a.- W
steamers Tor Baltimore. A. sslf. rlrf
connect with Baltimore ODD Oh. -
Washington, Philsieipha r.fk.. Mf
Steamers leave Baltimore .M4..1 49,,
,5 Trains arrive at n.aaai .oAaa
TRAIN N3fI ...r
LOCAL MINED. tany or.... ....
Twcnty-,hird street l0c 81 t... -
date points. %
TicEet-onice At station t.. .. y-,.,
Open A. NJ. io1 l.. 81 anl f-l8fG =
ciiy 'iess'-oaieo-ooi ea.. y.4 ....
Trsnc Manager General ass.'t ~,
". s. ....
Asst General Passeufrr At... .......t.
". n. GREEN, Gonori. Nl....
<. BERhkLRf, slptfu.el .4.
DICHMOND, FBEUEBICKSpr2,
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD ...'
commencing AIibL 81. lst.- ,..,.., L..
dari time. -
s.O4 A. NJ. leaves Byri-,r.r rt..- ....
stops only st Ashland
Milford, t-ei"r....lrt 80,
and NlfeVgt... r.....r E a.''
ingion ami NaF 4 ~
Nashington D. IN. Rt---
~ la T. 81, laai..lt .l.3
W., New YORK H UIH
ll:50 A. VI. leaves bfri.'fr..f a.rr ....
except sunday h.r. H..r..
Richmond tu Sow ga tr,.-
Washington $40 D.. p..-
5.2f =. H., fhItt.f lalt.l,
New York 1888 o. n
7:05 P. ". leaves Byri,'-e.. ts,. ...,
Sleeper Richmond o Nss b.,
stops only no Ashland .s
Milford. ffeiHr .-t f-..
ani whitewater st.saf .nr..
lions on Sunlaf. ArF.H
ingion llIO T. A.. piHrr. II.
a VI, Ph.la.i..Iah ai.AN. Nu
iosk $500 An
$50 A. NJ. arrives hf byrl-strs.t Stain i,.,
Sleeper from SEES Tors ,.f.,
~ MiiehAfar Broke. I-...rt.
burg, N.'ori. bowel t.l ta
lana. Stops 70 oher s1a... f. 4.
dogs. Leaves Wlslrgl a.. 4
NJ
2:3S +. N. arrives 40 byri-sfrss' slfr Eel
Stops a. frier...Uaf
bowel, anu Asha.L ss.r
from New lork On Naaafe DO
Washington % b. hI0 Nttf
stop AZ tiba. Lelfsi "a -.rs
1907 A. n.
OBS z. M. arrives a. Byr,i-~fr..f ssf.- tt.f
except sunday. Buses fEfOr
New YORK O. f.eH".lI LHl.H.
Washington boo tN
FREDERICKSBURG ACDONN0DluN
DAILY ESCErT sC,ptE
4OOP. NJ. leaves Byri-,freef sif ri. trrI
Freterickshurs 10 1881. fh
$40 A. N. arrives Byri-sfreef ~ l tlu
Frederlckshgfs 1Il a NJ
ASHLAND TRAlN,
DAILY ENClfI .CsntN
GAS A. NJ. leaves Eiha. Arrive. 80 Atl.ir
1888 4. VI.
6:l2 p. NJ. leaves ElbA Arrives - lstl,ig
Cos 4. n.
6:45 A. NJ. arrives Elbl Leaves iaa-l a.
800 4. n.
Cos p. NJ. arrives ~ ElhL Loi,.' Atlia
5:iSP. ".
TAYLOR In- NirgE
EFT. d. MYERS, General 5lpenl,l44-l.
.CHESAPEasiE4Ec o SS2 ono Ball
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ApMLl'i'f-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
The DISCOVERY or

II can positively
assert that Ayers
Sarsaparilla is tho
best remedy to DO
had for blood disor.
ders. I have put it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
AYERS
SarsaparilIa

to the severest test. after other proprie-
tary medicines and physicians had
failed, and It did IT'S work well. My
daughter had suffered. since infancy,
from scrofulous sores and eruptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Nav Orleans. La. Doc o. Special y
enot cotton closed easy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

NthNHEVs MS, lee. Ni-bis exports
equivalent TO l,t25.OOO bushels from five
ports pulled The price OF wheat here half
a cent out Of the hole. At the close the
market was steady at Lie gain over
last night,
Com shows IN advance Of 2-Sc,
PROVISIONS. after averaging weak, left
on slightly above yesterdays final fig
Oats closed l-i@3.sc higher. The
throughout the session.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat pccembeE q IL; January,
~ IS; May. IS 3-iNI-S
90 Ce9r5n--Iplecomiher Il 81; January,
oats-D December, 80 a-S, January,
III .i-S; May, II is.
Mess pork-Jonuay, $1,000 May,
Lard-Iauuary, $500; May, $500 IL.
$50
Cash quotations.
No. spring wheat 72Gls; No 3
snnne WHEAT, Gifi65 H., No. . red.
No. corn. ~ IA
No. 2 oats, 80 3.SGl-2; Ne, . white.
JOB, 20 IL; No, 3 white S2d3S IL,
Lard, So55.
Short ribs Sides loosel SSO5GiS. 10.
Dry sailed shoulders (hoxcN ST.37 10
1850
Short clear sides CboxeO Ss.40as.iS.
Now York. Dec p-Whnnt- Spots
dull. hnsottl,d. weak; No. red. iS5f
a. l-2c; store and elevator Options
duh, closing 1-Sfi3.Se advance. No .
red. De- ,mber. 77NTT 7-Sc, January,
Is Use: Marcn. so 3-ic. NAV. 81 80
Corn-Snots fairly active. . 5OGia 30
IL elevator. Opii6ng cloenl firm. trnd.
Ing lteht. December. so %: January
81 1-St: MAY. 81 5-Sr.
Cofer-O nticns oncned bnrplv .tendy.
10 To % points down, closed steady o TO
n ~ down. s y, AN, IS33 ~ 'Hgs nelgqlps
s,tF ~. II. i,s,,,.,. ~ y6s'tE W! Nal,
icmber t5l3th n ocioInr w ob
s ~, 81, ~, ~ IT,, '1''2"gtIi ""'
SPOT ltlo dull' easier. No. Z. ~ i,Sc,
100 bag muscgyado 50 test : lO-lB;
Ie, nf' mpuVlHs.N oN,usV' ulul' ,
Molushes NoW oFl'ahs s'eHuSi hlou'
crate uehlanu'
oniet' ordlnary ia falr. i1aiGc.
Surar-Open kettle very strong, strict
ly prime. Re: prime, . iB.10c good fair
10 fully fair, 2 3-i6f2 7-sc: fair 2b-sc;
common 10 good common, Q l-4fl2 i-2r.
centrifugal strong plantation grnnulated,
! 4-iluc; eholee Wnltq. l,9e; 20. VINE,
. St ,iia,Vi ,n nru' n WIFI is,9 iai3c.
enolpe SosnouM,,,o 1t' ~ ,ng' qS.iosi
PRIME 'o-Sa99 lis ~ 20, on i 1no '"'losp
NtJe,.os sgaady ons,, tsttis fnncy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Receipts and Exports at An Ua''ea State.

Galveston, Tox,, Dec. .. -(SpccaLl-
Reconis thus far this week. ..... e55,soi
Receipts the same time last year. Y96.ai2
Receipts this DAY .,.............. A., PSI
Receipts this day last year . 4g,Gel
Total receipts thus far this season 21r,0!S
Total receipts thus FAR last season i00i,OA
Difference. ...........,.,....... l,Oa4Qid
Exports TO Great Britain ..... 6i4i3
Exports 10 France. .......... ... 202aa
Exports 10 continent .......... 5i,llt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

81 Louis, Mo, Dee 0.-Ctttle--Re-
ceipis. 2300; shipment 200 market act
i've and iirm; fair "a good native Steers,
SO OOdi.GO. choice. SiujN3la; Texas
md Indian steers, S2.lOdalJi range
cows. 81 .30fi2.26.
Hogs Receirts. 500 ahlpments 400
market active and strong; henry, fGuWt
go. packing, Sj.sO1O25i light sofON
"a Sheep Receipts. 900; shipments. 600;
market steady; fair 10 choice nnti1ts,
S;iOO6ti0o.
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
Ncw York. Dec. o. Beeves. nctiYo;
natiye steers. S3i545.5O; bulls and
cows. 81 15d3,25: calves, Hlea1y; yenls,
S8.J06t80O; western calves, Si'2ta3'-
% sheep and lambs Steady; sheep. 81.
gOa50O; lambs, S5.2bd6.35-
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Chicago. H.. Dec. p.-Cattle- Receipts,
$500, shipmenta. 1000. market steady 20
sfrong: Christmas beeycs $575fpi3n;
good 70 choice, S4501b.3ji others $50
4I40. stocliers, sl75Qf3.a5i cows SLID
HOGS 80 Receipts. 1905 shipments,
G5gO. market opencd strong, closed 10
lotvtr. rough sud common, 7DhyqOp;
packers nun ulAtlf f'Ni si4n,s't =. ,.,,i ~
beayy. S0.3006.tO; butchers S6.2Vff
$50. light, S5.7OdG. 10 &C.,.
sheep Receipts. 5000; shipments. y5Oi
market strong FOR sheep; lambs hgheri
nofives. SAOfII.5O: western, S4tDN
800. lambs, S355pG.00
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. O.Catte--
Reeeipts. 400. shipments, 1900; gieeir
and cows opened active 10 20 lJe higher.
III most Of gain; feeders active, lOHl0c
higher. representative sales Dressed
h,af and shipping steers. kB.1H'fvVi
S2Gja35j
uog. Receipts, 5000; shipments. none;
market actiya 1nGi5c higher. nll grades.
Sb faydG aOi bulk, SGO1M6i5.
sheep lleceips. 1900; shipments,
none, market firm, 2jN5Oc higher than
last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

~, Louis. Mo-. Dee. ..-Cntton---Firm:
middline. O3-ic; salcs, none: r,cripts,
$50 bales; slnrucnts, 1900 bales; stock
5i,7OO hales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

ST. louis, No. Dee. a.~Wool RE
ccipts. l9n pounds; shipments, 1900
pounds. The market remains eutinly
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

,-,.,,.s.., - ss....ss.. tssss4t-.ss..9
crushed and cut loaf.
Wholesale groccrs quotations h8,lc
Grades omitted not III market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
COTTON MARKETS.


Total sales, GOO balesi American 800
O' Imports, $1,000 Dalosi American 1880
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Galveston, Tex, Dec p Especially
Stocks this day Observation-Disclosures. 1865
Stocks this day last year ........ l,lp2, VAC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Jelly, new, eo-lb aud 3O'lb pals, per ID,
~ BIB pals, per dozen, $500. Pre-
serves BIB tins, two dozen TO case, per
dozed s450; bib pals, QUO dozen TO case,
per dozen. s.. 30 ;20-lb kanaklns, per h. lOc;
fruit butter, 20-lb kanakius, lOc Minco
meat, 20-lb knnekns, Ito; l00-lb kegs, glSc;
apple butter lOO-lb kegs, 7lGc; 20-lb kama.
kius, Sc. Maple syrup, old timo qts. l doz,
TO case, So half gal dozen to case, $50
! gal half doL 10 case, per doE, Sll.5l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
/, Respectfully,
o. N. HUFFMAN

rloln, TrN ssn. - $50
.,,a ssiiA easeit, 'ps l" lss~
sllf ~, our pr MUM GA
eieoine received yester-
VIZ 1t wa, a ive-year
,ge,rs, Gre hi lilly pleased
nv yss o. the machine,
I'D , ,gi hter as TO its true
y. A. STANnfrrp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
By IT.
PAzErn MACHINE.


,ssn, FSi~h rr.ry Particular.
11lllE, August %, 1892.
- Piblhhing Co.
|, q swing machine, and
] Vi hai We arc more than
\ find it in good order,
q - " 70 be q frst-class ma
w Particular. MY wife
ipMp X that she don't think
rHi4 i2ai the delay; she is too
Ais % Il mn It and would NOT
aly S5O machine. We
v % ais and great success.
~ Dcmocrats and three
,sard ~ Democrat publishing
Nelll Icn Worth, Texas. May
',,n,,spread and carry the
ma = a, 4 NaAl noble machine TO a
" Y, homes. You may put
Inn n ~ your paper II you like,
10 8 ant county, Texas.
/. I'D Claimed for II.
! XVI sul, TEX, May Is, 1892.
" | 4 ) ,elPi Of THE GAZETTE sew
,.,,v, 4 NJ ~ md il to be all you
~ y ~ are delighted with The
q fs Ne work it docs. Think
,or such a machine and
- " Or $50 machine,
".n with thanks Tor II.
\ l1 I. j. MORRISON.
:" No Superior.
Az 'ALL, Tax. May 20, 1892.
bUi received the sewing
osdered for me and testel
~ "a running, little nois
80 s9d neat style and finish
slii i.ebie. l have seen many
~ AYE than this. / snyee
,l ss's 'cy dollars by ordering
alap Respectfully.
IN 0. N. HUFFMAN
: ~" Any SEQ raehlna
ss 'ssn Tx, Sept, as, 1879,
- z say in behalf of THE
nule. that I have bad
Isss Vi q , epiS. that time 1t has
/! Y ,ly ii1 ,, a, eha proven Itself
gaecess 4lachlhe' Wishing
+lt ye,,' - You can safely
a. FARRELL.
nis',rIs5....
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

Every person who has taken the
slightest interest in the education OF
children. will be pleased to read of the
magnificent work done by the kinder
gartners IN this city and vicinity. Teh
true worth of the kindergarten system
cannot be measured by the standard
used IN gusging tho benefits
of the public school system.
The kindergarten is mothers
cradle, knee ana fresidc. 1t begins
with the un,owsrd child of the street
and Of the bare cupboard and provides
for IT the tender solicitude and pains
taking care OF mother. Us mind is
developed hy process not unlike the
unfolding OF tue bud of a delicate
plant. Gentleness aud careful train
ing soon transform the petulant and
undisciplined youngster into patient
and obedient boy. 1t takes from the
homes of poverty and vice the
children who become early hardened
aud dwarfed by evil associations
and instiIls lessons OF morality aud
virtue. The kindergarten -, therefore,
. nursery and asylum for the progeny
of the ignorant and vicious where the
object of evil IL ersdIca,ed and the
child graduated TO a life of morality
and pure aspirations. In Its broader
field the kindergarten is an adjunct to
the house and school, the value of
which if limited only by its ability TO
teach the child the sentiments of q
lasting education by natural methods.
The noble work done the past year by
the local ASSOCIATION calls for unstInted
commendstiOn and the ladies' should
receive evidence of such approval in
substantial manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

The republicans Of the eily Of Grand Rap
IDS Nil he'd caucuseS IN their respective
wards on Tuesday. March - fos nominating
candidates for ward ofdccrs. choosing dele.
ysfes - the republican city convention - be
beld st TIE circuit court rooms Msrch ~ ls42
trsnssction Of such efher busine<S a. nay
property BE considered. Each ward wilt be
ertttied - ave delegates. ard sill meet ~ the
seurs ana places designated. Unless changed
~ esrd committees. who are authorized 20
ssanse time and place Of meeting. 10 necss-
nFy
Sir. wsrd--Eortlsndsr's store, cornsr Of
wealthy and 6rsndville avenues. Ballot from
tfe =. N.
s-cood wsrd-lr Founssls street. TO D. m,
Third Wsrd-s'o Cherry syreef. : - p. n.
Fourth Wafd-Cirealt court rosm. n ,. m.
sixth wsrs-ss West Leonsrd street. Third
socr trpa scfiansr street. Pallet rem 70 :
s-~.ufh wsra-Rasra's stsrr On scrinnsr
rr.es rear Fridge street, Top. n.
ti1hte wsrd-sa west Bridge street. XII
srrem y P-tsrsens oeice. 80 ,. m.
Slnth wsrt-l7s West Fuitea street. 80
rsash wara-ss4 wealth, svsnas Ballet
Fl.v-rth wars-over DIVERS srrr .tor-.
Nadisen avenue assr Hat street.. Ballot from
Tvs'fts w.rs-csrnsr 81 Hsu and rouss
~ srs.r 81 sse r-ssslfcss city eomml,t.e.
D~fcsr 9oss. Chsirnsn.
All. csu~xss Secretary
rps s,sv csususes % BE bed March. "a.
oil also chose delegates % The Eent ceBngy
DWIGHT sosS
thsirnan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22
General Mention.

Tonight Julia Marlowe will come for
ward Al Powers III her charming and
delightful impersonation OF Viola in
Twelfth Night" II is in characters
such az these that Miss Narluwe is un-
cxcelled, and Viola Is one of the most
fascinating OF all her portrayals of
Sin akespeare's women. Miss Marlowe
will he supported by the same superb
company which appeared with her III
January last. That Is VIC shall see
Robert Taber. Charles b. Hapford.
Giles Shine, Miss Shaw and others.
There is a very large sale OF seats.
Rhea will DO here Friday ard Satur-
day with matinee on the latter day.
Ebca viii impersonate Catherine I. En-
press of Russia, III Der new play ia
Cyarine," which will be presented both
evenings. The part is one VIII ch is said
10 command the exercise OF greater
power and fcryor than that of Jose.
phlne, IN which VIC saw Ehea last sea-
con. The we'll known actor William
Harris will play Peter the Great. Al
the matinee new comedy, Gossip"
will I've given. Seats will GO or sale to-
morrow morning.
The we'll known actor. Joseph Ha-
worth. will appear ut Powers on the
9sth, 10th and 3oth IN a round Of ro-
mantle plays. On Monday est. Marc"
will be presented and repeated at The
"Wednesday matinee. On Tuesday ',Ihe
Bells" will he the bill, while on Wcd
nesdsy "Ruy Blois" will hold The
boards.
Periodically comes the sterotyped
rumor of new theater. Grand Rap
ite ought to have q theater 10 every
ten inhabitants.
W. W. IIlo,son. . well tried man
ager, writes that he will bring the com.
edy ''Niolis" 10 Powers on Msrch 81.
Iii proposed 20 make the entrance
At Powers more cheerful by tie az.
plicstiou Of coat % bright paint.
"Fatums'' - one Of the pfestiest illu-
sicns seen in Manager Gesry's museum
this season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22
Points on Poli,ios.

Some may have got the erroneous
impression from the announcement n
The sunday Morning Esgie of Colonel
K. ;. Pierce's candidacy for the r. pub
llcan nomination for city treasurer.
that he had not held the Office. He
MAS elected once in spite of very
strong combination against HIM. aud
Was the leader of the poll on the re-
publican ticket whsn he MAS defeated
being nearly coo votes ahead OF tue
last man in that race. He was great
runDer.-Esgle.
Charles III. MeGurrin, official stenog-
rapher OF the Kalamazoo clrcnit court,
is reporting IN the circuit court here 10
take the place Of Reporter Waich who
is IN Muskegon.
F.. +. Doty, who is well. known
throughout the city, would like tie
nomination for justice OF the peace at
the hands OF the city convention.
Il. j. Lewis, who was turnkey At the
JAIL under Colonel Bishops admins
.ratIon. would like the nomination for
constable in the Second ward.
There is evidently q typographical
error IN the Move. At the election re-
ferred TO Colonel Pierce ran 1000 ahead
instead of COO, as stated.
Alderman Carpenter did not attend
the council meeting last night. IL was
stated that he was busy repairing
fences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

A morning contemporary propounds
in q half csluma article what il IL
pleased to term q conundrum, and
ssiirically asks republicans 10 guess the
answer. For the benefit OF our neigh
Dor and those the article may have mis-
led or who sre not bet e. informed, the
following statement of facts. open alike
10 all. may reduce this conundrum to q
childish questIen. On January 9. is92.
the president issued he proclamation
and The secretary ssnt notes 10 Austria.
Hungary. Nicaragua. Honduras sai
Spain fer tho Philippisn issnss IN
addition 10 three countries named Go.
loueis, Hsyf and Venezuela. These
iss three. however. are brought iaso .
special pfomiaencs By ths question.
"why should they bear Tire whole
brunt, and the Arenatins
Requisite snd rfnsnsy Be lss 81 With.
ent even = sooldinz"' nesers sns~ef.
ing Il say aos be snls 10 pesai The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22
| IL ell Be sarmu today wita
light saeg o. rain.
Personal AND MEHuxSARY.

II is charged by an evening paper Of
uncertain political creed that THE HER
AID had made malicious and personal
attack upon Mayor Uni by calling at
tent:on to the record made during his
administration. THIS 10 a strained and
unnatural Interpretation of the article
complained of As being SD unnecessarily
severe. Mayor Uhl in declining again
to be candidate for the Office he has
filed for two years appealed to the
record made and made mention of his
official associates, and expressed the
hope that his successor might be q clean
man and that he might be surrounded
by "tit' associates. TIE HERALD took IT
for granted that his references were of
political nature. and therefore took &C.
casion TO make comments concerning
political rather than on their personal
achievements. The HERALD repeats
and reiterates what it said yesterday
and adds that it ha, no personal feel
ing in the matter whatever. Mayor Uhl
IS entitled TO all the credit that is his
due. He has heen given, in tine opinion
OF many independent and outspoken
citizens. much more than he Is entitled
to. De this as i may, it is fact that
during Mayor Uhl's administration and
within the past year the following sin
cidents" have taken place:
George L. Perry, democratic city
treasurer, steals over $4,000 from the
city which his bondsmen were required
to pay back into the city treasury.
w. c. Wright, democratic city ply
sician, was compelled to resign for
gross carelessness aud neglect in the
conduct If his Office.
Joseph Kruse. democratic director of
the poor, was censured by the vote of
the democratic council for his manner
of keeping bis accounts and for not
paying what he owed the city.
1t may be personal and "merce-
nary" and even "stupld politics" to
call attention to these notorious facts,
but they constitute part of the demo-
cratic record made during Mayor Uhl's
tenure of Office and Mayor Uhl is too
astute a politician not to know tina. the
taxpayers will condemn such record,
and he therefore hastens to escape in
evitabie disaster by declining renomi-
nation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-22

difference n the total value Of im ssras
from those countries ana exports 10
them ct merchandise sxclaass OF
gold. From the FIRST three We VA
ported so ,esT .3is aud exported TO
thsm 81, s2z ais duriag the year 1891.
LEAVING difference IN their favor of
So, 80 $50. Way they made no greater
effort 10 continue 50 desr2bls trade
relation than they did "a conundrum
even 4 democrat could not solve. As
10 the last tao eoaatres-Argent tine
and uEugnay-a c0nunirnm IS pro-
pounded in the statement that We inn
ported from them ST.. 900. 90 worth OF
hide during 1891. yet our total imports
from both countries amounted 10 but
=. 1888 .2sS. and our exports to sS.Ss6,6lo.
But assuming tina. the question stated
Was the eonundrum meant. aud that il
was asked in al seriousness. The
answer would be that the principal i'm
port from these two countries are hides,
tsllow and the product OF cattle. and
hides and skins other than fur skins
are admitted free exactly as almos,
nifty per cent OF the whole number OF
articles specified Ia the Mckinley bill
are. II may be well 10 state that a re.
ciprocity agreement was entered into
some little time ago with the British
and Dutch colonies.