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The morning call., 1892-06-04

THE REV w. II. ALDEN.-TO morrow even.
Ing the Rev. W. II. Alden, DID,. OF Philadelphia.
a delegate to tho General Assembly and CORE.
spending secretary OF the Freedmen's BOARD
will preach In the Howard Presbyterian Church.
ON Mission street ~
The morning call., 1892-06-04

II the estimate of $50 lives lost by the dis
aster in Bohemian silver mine is correct,
the calamity stands out as one Of the most
dreadful in the records of mining. The
explosion was due to gas and the neglect to
he prepared for this danger with safety
lamps. Probably there are no men so care
less about matters which require care as
miners, and prOprietors OF mines are not
insistent upon precautions which involve
expense. Hence Government regulation of
mines in the common interest is sometimes
advisable.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

The death Of Mrs. J. j. Vallejo at the ripe
age OF 81 brings up for reflection a very in
teTesting story of how this country passed
from Spain to the United States. The
grandfather OF this lady was actually sent
out to the Pacific Coast by the King of
Spain in order to Christianize the Indians.
Mrs. Vallejo was born near the Monterey
Mission, In 1870 Spain has almost passed
out OF practical consideration as factor in
the creation of California. Had Spain kept
possession 1t would have been as with other
colonies in the New World they would
have revolted and severed allegiance. Hap
PLY California has been incorporated as
State of the American Union, and its
drowsy tendency under Spanish admins
tratiOn has been quiekened by the energy
Of the pushing West. This lady's memory,
as it were, carries the Pacific Coast back to
The morning call., 1892-06-04
CnIlKCn NOTICES.

TxrrA mmce pies. swArN's. 2ls suffer street.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

ATRS.AM QUINNOF NEW YORK HAS LEASED
VI 1856 Market ST., stocked II with a large
carefully selected line of imported and domestic
millinery: selling at wholesale prices. my2O I'm
The morning call., 1892-06-04

Ok RAILROAD TRANSFERS LABORERS.
~ drillers and rOckmen for Dragon Summit,
ATiZ free both ways, call early; 10 drill and
hammer men, $40 aud found; brick-setter, sac and
found; more laborerS around bricKyard, $50 and
found; 10 wooQckGppers and ShinClebOlt makers,
S so per cord. red and pine wood r. L. WARD *
co, SO CLAW St
The morning call., 1892-06-04

. BRowN's BRoScHIAL TfocHEs" are simple and
nyenent for Bronchial Affections and Coughs
The morning call., 1892-06-04

I AIDES WHO BUY THEIR CLOAKS OR SUITS
IL az the Golden Gate Cloak and Salt Compauy's
new store 1921 Market ST. opposite Tag l0r can
save about one-nuaTter OF the usual cost ie2
The morning call., 1892-06-04

G1R MEN TO RUN MOWERS AND WORK IN
= hay field, 81 20 day and $50; ranch team
steEs, $50 and found: 10 scraper teamsters. near
city S26 mixers, near city, $50; butter-maker
aud mixer. $50: ranch blacksmith 500 and found;
butcher for country shop. sac aud found Il. T.
MAED s. co. IS 10 llLaY
The morning call., 1892-06-04

M ILL VALLEY TAMALFIAS HALL To LET FOR
w private picnics, entertainments. etc. Apply ;.
l. CAHILL 93Z Mission 81. above U S. Mint.l1 3m
The morning call., 1892-06-04

"a HITEW ASKING; MACHINE OR BRUSH
W Work; rooms done from 81 upward. D Spear
ST Machines for sale or TO let. NV 3m
The morning call., 1892-06-04
PERSONALS.

WAN1ED-TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS
w OF SAMUEL STERLING OF Kalamazoo, Mich. (;
was known to be IN Sacramento April, 1891 {:
any one sendt information VIII greatly obiige his
his wife, MARY ELIZA BETH STERLING, general
Postonice San Francisco jed 3t#
The morning call., 1892-06-04
NALE HELP WANrr.D.

"A ANTED-NURSE FOR AN INSTITUTION,
w $25; second cook. plain country hotel $35,
fare 81 25; French cook, small restaurant. coun-
try, $40 and found; third cook, German $40 dish
washer, small hotel, san Jose, $50; dtshwasher,
small restaurant. Monterey County. $50; Japanese
laundryman for family in country, $50; COOK for
small cotee-house, $50. DELORME ANDRE,
800 Sutter ST
The morning call., 1892-06-04

TOHN WEST, THE PANTRYMAN, PLEASE RE-
y port; German cook meat and pastry, country
hotel, sos window bakers, $40 a week: COOK
small resort. $685. dishwashers and yard man.
country hotel and resort so each assistant steam
washer hotel, 500: ranch book. $40; eOiOred wait
for the country, $50 and S40. {. e. HANSEN
Il CO. 40 Geary sc.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

A DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS
~ speciality; marriages annued, quick, qu5.
suits commenced in any county; collections, claims
damages liens, attachments. etc. enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description d.
Tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms IBIS:
no charge unless successful: criminal aud civil
lawyers practicing In all the courts established ID
years; references, banks and business houses. o.
w. HOWE Z CO., attorneys and counseI0rs-as-l11.
$50 Market ST. corner Stockton. sen u
The morning call., 1892-06-04

ROUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD & SILVER
- by mali to the old reliable house OF COLEMAN.
Al Third ST., s F.. will send by return mail the CASH
II amount not satisfacLcrE viii return gold fnr2I
The morning call., 1892-06-04

GENUINE SPECS, EYEGLASSES. I5c UP
VI Next to bakery IS Fourth ST.; Sundays 1928
Market ST.. in Celebrated ladies' dry-goods store;
don't forget the numbers 1e4 IT.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

NJ ME FAUST AND MAMIE MCMILLIS. ARTS
IVA tie hair dressing ShampoOing, manicur.ng aud
cosmetic parlOTS; haiTwOTk done the art taught IN
ali its branches. lad .es VIII receive prompt attea
ton. u Powell 81. cor Els. plrIors and q y q
The morning call., 1892-06-04

~ ANTED-2U FARMHANDS POR HAYFIELDS
" near city, fare soc TO 81. at 81 25 a day and
board and $50 per month; Scandinavian farmers,
$40 gu Try men, near city, 81 per day free fare;
IabOrers same quarry. 81 10 per day; hands for
Dricky yard $50; wood-choppers for mining CON-
pany to cut wood ranch. and 100 other
men at going wages, city and country. w ID.
EVER 4 Co, 1926 Clay Sc.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

ITO TAILORS-I5 YEARS ESTABLISHED
i tailorlng stock and fixtures for sale; low rsut
Apply this office. lei II
The morning call., 1892-06-04

Az MEN. HAVING. $50 ANDHARyEST WAGES:
~ men TO run mowers, $50 and found and har-
vest wages; farmers Tor orchard, 81 10 day and
board (see boss heTe); IL mixers SZS and $50 aud
found; lS farmers 500 and found 10 choTemeu
for ranch and private places, $50 and found; IS
scraper transfers, leaders and iabOrers, 81 IS
aborers,ys 20 day, city. G. r. HANSEN q Co,
10 Gcary ST.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

"a ANTED - BLACKSMITH TO RENT A SHOP
W in lively country town; rent including use
OF tools so per month; landlord VIII take out rent
in work no cap tai required. w. d. EVER & CO.
6g6 q aV st
The morning call., 1892-06-04

0HoTEL COOKS COUNTRY, $50 AND $50
= 4 hotel walters, $50: hotel porter, country $50:
dishwashers, country $25 boy to tend bar, $40
and found. r. I. WARD Il co .6IU cav ct. ]
The morning call., 1892-06-04

> PAINTERS 50 A DAY CITY: FRENCH
- blacksmith So a day. country shop; 1oOrman,
So a day; camp blacksmith, S45 and found; man to
shoe AMI take Of stage horses. $40 and found:
10 tiemskers l3c tie; 20 tuuncEdriers, so day
and board Is woodchoppeTS. 81 so 10 81 10 a cord.
c. r. HANSEN a CO, 10 Geary st.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

~ ANTED TO RENT-GooD TYPE-wRITING
W machine; must be cheap. Apply or address
II. NJ. zoos Treat ave. ie4 2t%
SECONDHAND DESK, IN GOOD CONDITION,
~ either fiat or roer-top Address, stating Sl5e
and price, T. F.. box SIS. this Office te4 3t*
" ANrED-ONE-EIGHTH MEDIUM OR PEARL
W press w. NJ. p, $40 Post st. myl u
A c. BROWN OF BOSTON. WHERE HE HAS
~ executed many of the finest specimens OF
neediework ever seen In this country IS located &C
III Eddy ST., where he VIII do all kinds OF en-
broidery and artistic needewOrk at short notice Il
FIREWORKS AND CAMPAIGN GOODS.
TTNEXCELLED FIREWORKS, FLAGS, PISTOLS,
u lanterns, fShhorDs ana campaign goods; III us
trated list free. f. (. SADLER, 304 Saeramento.lus
The morning call., 1892-06-04

WANTED-RESTAUR COOK, $50: BOARD
W ing-house cook. $50; camp coos. $50 to $50 ;
walters, dfshwashers and others Apply TO j. +.
CROSEIT a co. 62S Sacramento gt.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

MOTHERS HAVE LONG FELT THE NEED or
w private paTlOTS where childTen'S hair and nails
could receive proper attention; make a spsctalsY
OF this work; chlldren's bangs trimmed 10 cents.
Undressing and manicuriHg taught. La Verte
The morning call., 1892-06-04

A LABAMA-ST SANITARIUM (PRIVATE)
n 1871 Alabama ST., s F.. telephone 6327; dts
eases OF the mind and nervous system, excite
ment depression, nervous exhaustion. alcoholism
morphine habit. etc; patients taken in wards an
In private rooms. Write or apply at the Slnitari-
at the office of DR. JULES SIMON. 323
GeaFy ST., s. +. aD24 n
The morning call., 1892-06-04

WANTED g RUSSIAN Firms FOR ROAD
W work for lumber company, $50 and found: 90
to-day. Apply to J. +. CRoSETr & CO., 628 sacra-
The morning call., 1892-06-04

w ANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR a MINE IN
" the country: wife TO do the cooking: wages
$50; also fFstcIass groom for country, $40 Apply
before O'clock, MISS X. PLUNKEIT, 434 Suffer
street. ie4 2C
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19

gentleman gave me the details Of the affair
He said his daughter was old enough to
know better and her friend likewise. He
had not entered any very serious objections
TO her getting married, only that the in
tended bridegroom was poor and he wanted
them TO wait few years until he could Sc
cure a better financial foothold.
"'What l want now, said my companion,
Is 10 catch them before this thing becomes
public gossip, bring them back aud have
them married In a respectable manner.
"We reached Baltimore right on the heels
OF the runaway couple, and as the rental
of the car was assured and my duty TO the
company performed l determined TO help
the father secure his daughter. Telling him
TO remain In his seat i ran up inCo the su-
perintendents Office and explained matters.
He hurried to the telegraph office across
the hall and / returned TO the special and
again we started In pursuit.
"Ten miles out of Baltimore we were only
a block signal distance apart and at the next
telegraph station we pulled up behind the
runaway couples train. With an anxious
look on his face the father hurried TO the
car ahead, mounted the steps and through
the window caught glimpse Of the daugh-
ter in her fathers arms.
"In five minutes time our party was on
the return trip. The father called me into
the car and introduced me TO the lovers.
They appeared very crestfallen at first but
finally their embarrassment wore of and
we wee soon laughing over the incidents of
the trip. We disembarked at Baltimore
from the special and took a regular train
home. The old gentleman was profuse In
his thanks when we parted at the depot
and begged me TO keep the matter a secret,
have which done.
"a month later a fashionable wedding
came Off up in the northwest section Of the
city, and the couple were married according
10 the fathers wish. in respectable man
ner.
"The young husband called on me after
ward and made me tell him how they came
TO be overtaken. He said he was never
more surprised In his life than when che old
man walked into his car. The engineer, he
said, told him his engine had broken
| down, but from words dropped by his
father-in-law no concluded knew
something Of the details, and did"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19

Charleston, Dec 1S-Arrived, steamer Spanish
Prince from New York; schrs Arrest. from
New York Ethel Swift, off the bar; schrS Grace,
Geo L Fessenden. from New York.
Cleared-Schrs d K Baker, Howard b Peck,
|for New York.
Osailed-schrs May williams. for New York
|Iida J Lewis, for Baltimore; NJ B Millen, for
Kingston, Jamaica.
Jacksonville, Dec 17-Cleared, schr John S
Dsyls Barrett, Philadelphia.
| New York, Dec l6-Arrived, schr Enchantress,
golent, Port Royal via Charleston.
Belfast, Dec l5-Sailed, bark Sigrid Norl,
Gibraltar, Dec Passed, bark Vega [Norl,,
Malaga for Apalachicols.
Hamburg. Dec 16-Sailed, bark Hans [Gerl,
ReIners, Charleston.
Kinsale, Dec i6-Passed, steamship Ruskin
rrrl, Williams, Charleston for Liverpool.
Liverpool. Dec l5-Arrived, bark Oscarsvarf
swl, Teglund. Brunswick.
18Th, Steamship A Balfour [Brl, Sproul,
Brunswick.
Lizard, Dec I5-Passed, steamship Kendall
rBrl Bennett, Charleston for Bremen.
Oporto, Dec 15-Arrived, bark Audacia [Portl,
Ferreira, Savannah.
Sharpness, Deo7 15-Arrived, bark Parthenia
lBrl, Davies st Simons,
St Michaels, Dec s-sailed. steamship Acme
TBr Savannah.
Taragona, Dec l2-sailed, bark Usko [Rusl.
Holman, Pensacola.
Nassau, Dec 2-Arrived, schr Robert and
Russell Brl, Roberts. Wilmington, @.
Sd-Arrived, schr City of Nassau [Brl, Kelly,
Brunswick.
9th-Arrived, schr Gertrude [Brl. AIbury. Key
West.
sailed, oth-schr Fearless [Brl, Kemp, Key
West.
iOth-Sailed, schr Edwin Janet tBrl, Tedder,
Brunswick.
In port i2th-Schr Goodwill [Brl, sweeting,
for Key West, about 18th.
Darien. Ga. Dec 16-Arrived schr Harry and
Grace Reynolds. Mills, Boston.
Boston. Dec 16-Arrived schr Frank W z
Howe, Perkins, Brunswick.
Port Eads, Dec 13-Sailed, steamship Baracoa
lNorl, Havana via Pensacola.
Punta Gorda, Fla, Dec 5-Sailed, schr VIM E
Downes Haskell, Baltimore,
Port Royal, SC. Dec 16-Arrived, schrs Nathan
Easterbrook, Jr, Kelsey, New York; Florence
Shay. Edwards, Beaufort. s @
philadelphia. Dec 16-Arrived, schrs Anna L
Milford, Henderson, Charleston; Emma
Heather, Powell, Savannah.
Cleared-Schr Warner Moore, Crockett, So
YAnaah,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19
Foa NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DIR. W. GRAEvEs, Mortified, Mimi. says
81 have used it in cases OF nervous prostra-
ton, and also In combination with other
remedies in indigestion, 1t proved as saEis-
factory as could be expected. "-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19
PASSENGERS,

Per steamship Gate City from BostoD-S
flanders, Mrs Powers, NJ Bunbunk. Mary
Coalson, H A Hail, Mable Grim, Mrs Court
ney and daughter, NJ Moulton, T R Morris
and wife, K Sheftal, Paul Peters, II W Ander-
son, H Futrell, c a Coperland, F A Adams,
Boucher. G r Dean, E Brown, F Sharpe
coD, Mrs Capers, Mrs A H Hodge and child, E
True. Z Foster, W Fletcher, E Fowler. J
Scott. Samuel Irving, John Hoey, Jas Regain,
Jas Cullman. l. Wood and wife, Jas NJ Floyd
and wife and steerage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19

steamship Gate City. Googins, Boston-CG
Anderson.
steamship Carl Konow lNorl, Petersen,
psn.
steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and Bruins
,ick-W T Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Augusta and way
|hndings-W Gibson, Manager
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY
Steamship Tiverton [Brl. whitehead. to load
nr Havre-Richardson & Barnard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and nautical information will
be furnished masters Of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic ONCE In the
custom house Captains are requested to call
a. the Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19

Drammen [Norl, Andersen, at Liverpool Nov is.
Racehorse tNorl, Aanonsen. Arendaf aid Nov
Herman Lemkuhl tNorl, Algoa Bay, sid Nov q =.
Dora lGerl Fortmann, La Pallice, sid Dec s.
Pocassette tBrl, Blyth, at New York, Dec &c.
Acme IBrl, -, st Michaels sid Dec s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia -
ii3 bales upland cotton, 1873 bales paper stock,
2is balesdomestlcs and yarns, 1856 bales straw,
1871 bbls rosin 81 bbls spirits turpentine, s4,770
feet lumber, $50 900 shingles. 2 bbls fish, bbls
terrapin, 366 casks clay, 5000 staves 900 boxes
oranges, bbls vegetables, 81 boxes vege-
tables. 26 bales moss, so bbls pitch, 81 bbls
rosin oil, 231 empty kegs. 284 pkgs mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

MONDAY. Dec. 10, 1891.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-19
lRRIvED UP FROM QUARANTINEYE sTER
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY.

steamer Alpha, strobhar. Button - H
Eedlock. Agent.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Byzantine [Brl, Genoa.
steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia
Brig Annie Batchelder. Baltimore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-10

pRoBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
~ OF Kent. -, Az u session of the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. held az the Pro
bate office IN the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
9TH day II August. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety two.
Present. CYRUS T.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
Ia the matter OF the estate OF
OLAF JOHNSON. deceased.
Christina Job sen, adnin strsttiN or said
estate having rendered 20 TINS court her NAL
administration account
SO Is ordered. that saturday. the th day OF
September. l,9L. AZ ten o'clock in the forenoon
az said Probate 0ilcc. be appointed Tor The
ex ami nation and = tlowauce 81 said account
And it Il further ordered. thar a cory ~ this
order De published three successive wees pre-
vious O. SAID day OBJ hearing. in the iirand Rap
ids Herald. "a daily newspaper printed sa1
circulating in said county ~ Kent.
GARf- IS p. PERKINS.
a true copy1 Judge oi Probate.
AporpW ii Nas0x Reg ster sat sep u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-10

B.aekbsrries arc 79.e. Huckfeborrles
remain a. s--s5-tlUO- Z aches bring al the
way nom g. og 10 so according 10 quality.
" ateTncloEs are quoted at ~ and new 10
matpcs oring from &c 90 slO0- hale's early
peaches are cut u the ma kot- Eggs remain
&c u 90 lie per dozca. Lemons remain al
500 % $50. ant clover seed 10 SO. sweet
p0tat0e. are ooiug brought In they are sAE
per 1bi- Corrected quotations follow:
View potatoes. sou per Dbl, cucuInoers. lOc
dOks butter. L&1Oes eggs. loo Lawt0n black
ferries Csc huck leDerrics. t.50S2.70 por bui
canbaxes. a0GtIg per d0z, rAdisles. lUSl5c
per d0zs Watcrmel0us. DC. onions. $50 Dbl;
lemons. 90 aud att. s. .tOBl ,Ns oranges. sO.tOs
{ 20 peaches. barnards. Crawforts, Mountain
hose. harry 2lcnisaas and Honest j. ohns, ST.
eco California apricots. 25c dozen; bananas
SIG 80 0uncns hand picked medium beans.
sLsaDi.iO bus clover seed. medium, $40
mammoth. So 0u; timothy seed. sl->,tS 10 :
mllrt 3Li8 20 sl25 bu; tomatoes. ote I5ci
green corn. 10 20 l2ci sweet potatoes. s4.OO per
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-10
Farm produes-Flts, Hands.


Musk melons remained at from sl.o0
O. 10 = dozen. Yesterday about go
bushels o. peaches were marketed. De-
niald wss fafriy good. NarSes firm
from t0 o. Cd cents; Dutehess apples are 1rm At
fr1u Use 10 SOD. All wheat
tr.nging CSC per bushel Demand Is fully equal
2. tle slppiS. ts~n eral average 81 quality IS
peaches are worth 500 Barusrd's sle@l-75.
rt 90 &C ler II 10 BASKETS.
Co rsctcd quotations follow:
Ks. Zee tutler. ioe1ioc, new potato IS. b'ss
Efuee. fci eur ~ letsuct &c per basket;
pew onions @lir Co1, parsley. nc dOl
punches, cucuugners, -ltsluc new furnips. -
etatc uUi cahhsEcs. tfstac doki : cen peas. c
bus orets. ss-.cous wax beans, 80 - Du. new
tomatoes. -3cessl.u9 bg' corn. llsc doz; ruta-
b1xas, t0ssssc. nufchess PIES. 81 bu, car
rott. 90 e4s e2E plants. sVcsss. dok. peppers.
Z pa celery. l,~ac dor, nsw smash. e 20;
pumpkins, 81 a0tt piuns, $50 20 s2I5; pears
: 'tessoDs peaches. si.ueeBL-s. musk melons.
9 10 q lu duEf spIuu1gr. HtelH1c ou. plcAlt NJ
cgcumters. isc Ger hundred vegetable oys-
ters. t.sSc, watsr egsss ac dozen bonchesi
ru ut see dozen hunehfS
snin-NhcaL old aud new. &C. corn. SIC
oars. -s,' rye, asC. barley $3.50.
flour and Feed Lily White. $40; patent.
s-aH per est hucsrheat aour 8 80 per cVt
cursmcal 81 per ton. feed. s1lss- per ton:
mildUngS, 81 per tons bran. So per ton.
SHIPS. 81 per tHii, screenings. So per ton.
e0i- sshef. go lSe uuwHshed. 20 Dc
Hay Aaout is loads Of hay 81 good qualify
50
Tides and Taliow-Gresu. 2'-4Ilsc. steers
over Obs, 70 curet hides 3. % H.. caf SKINS
r1gxh 2e rendered.. sc. pelIs log7lc
sHfsoinEs. ifl11c.
uEeef. 9'rs6',c pork. Fises6' &c. fresh pors
q oc iosl. ssloc spring e6lcSen. 100
.c veal &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-10
Bargains!

Lock az the southeast corner 81 Cherry and
South College avenue Ana Sc NJ yea want II
THIS ioE ; ls- feel l2re aIQ VII - p1t ca
Ehe market Tor fen OARS ~ the reLnarkAiiy
low price II a.oit- ll sQld seoA- e wealthy
mea 0ho ais 1854 ng ior place 20 invest year
money. ~ takr 4 - alAt
We slin have that modern ieroom house on
Sheldon street which hluans ave minutes
H2k l. The Mortoa housa. ana the price Is
81 ulNi also tlas other one thr same distance
al siQt3. also on sheldon street
We sfll have thai little gem Of house AZ
e. last dltgu street and VIII sell lt 81 = bar
gAia.
The very desirable house aud lot. three doors
north or East Bridge street Oh LAflye cite. At :
bargain Look IL up.
We have lo0 lots Ia the southeast part Of the
city. which viii sell siugiS . a person without
interest II they wlll build 81 once.
Sc nave 4 feet frontage bg LIZ on the est
side which can be bought 4 a bargain ana Is
al cirsaat place Tor nat
90 Clancy street foI sale 81 A baTgaia or viii
ret cheap.
We have one Of the best established isun-
dries IN the city Tor rent-
We have several d ouses houses that we can
SCI you On the small payment Or 50 down and
) per month. lhls is cheaper than paying
rent. and We NauI every policeman or nrcln al
or any other man Ia the ely who has no home
| 10 come ana See Them.
We have any amount o. property 20 trade.
| Iiyou have anything % trade Tor a home. call
on US
Money 70 loan IN any amount AT lowest rates
| OF Interest. once open Wednesday and Satur-
| das evenings
BROOKS 81 GIDLEY,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-10

tHcAso. sept. s.-Lhe wheat market us
luI sl faAF. Ins caulrf2 news aas lJt fe.s-
siirinx al.t % ns- is elect 1aoa tae mas kct.
tio-ias prizes we're ewrf. Lasa Wheat clos
llE AZ ~, C. October I cent over essl AID be-
cvlitef. fBf.. b. ear market Vas uul eut
eiasins IS cut <lef fhau YES egday. lnrre
as considerable advance IA provisions.
tOrN gaialag Ia 10 ne lard. "a ~ D.. aud
Fios. e.. 60 lie. Closing prices
N heaE-Ao. 2. September. T3tacs October.
fft4 December ld, .cs Nay ~
Corn October. T. 80 Nay 3oss c.
uais-,ept1mDcr. s. &C.. October, tesei May.
tl-rg.
PorA-september. SOD October. SD,
January kl2i-ts
Lard september. S.sZi1 October $ -; Jan
nary 49,
KIDS september. g. .soi October. $50 Jang-
aFg = W
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-10
FIGURES OF TRADE

AEa 4aaK.- sept. f-Al1ss 0u ca.l i3alst
cs-ss. AZ aer crlt al rlsae1 81 eFis. a.
E1-ialze closed steady pazte'i rates, p
= tFti aff.a. rst t.l io - ieE aIzr1 d4s.
ana - G. fes' f9r lellald.
tatrt 4ills4t beads 4Hefs eaFGelcy. ..
~ sif =. e14Pal. il3 Lld exceeded - lrs
.sfufes ~ I'D. Faci1e railway beads Eiasel -
ipl-9Ass lisl ArsIs. lea SD slAAll. l4l4 ;.
tl's 1ilf I1atEals. .la. DID
etseaS we're extremely d4il this m9fnl AZ.
ellS q. go shares llfllg seeu sala. he 90 }
ne lisp agea sas ~ England. -. faa4.
T. ss4l4<. western L q GA. Laalsfl4ls 1n4 Nash
vile -e4rla electric and EAe ol-4f truss
Aar s. p1lae4 we're sighEs l0aer hlL SrN
Eilz a1t slit ssqlell-s deVzlep-d considerable
stfrazin. advanrisl. i per eelts zeaefai siee-
tfie asttt4era - Pa4i ald he4alii- de-
can sil.afI- The resi- 20 TIE lst aictilat- 81
Nlt..i4 aAFroS aaze art a. aooa E.silrS " >
sls4f.y changed from ta0se 81 .ast eFeniu.
Aae market a4s . &c Aa0I I've aItet
% tiacA- bNl n4cf4at-O coat y "a roN s
rue. Ai-s8url Faslle and 40 kngiA d
srfu about she oniS sirong st0eks iAg
t4rMrf advanced = Slile thc latter csose'i
ia per ceit higher The remainder D. the ISL
closed ifEc- a. 44a 81 most cas- 0aly > mt )
changed he totai shares sefe li5.Zs ; slaFes,