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.ssteamboat Tommy, KiIled.

SPOKANE, March IA special from
Sand Point, Idaho, reports that at 4:3O this
morning Pat Cunningham shot and
killed steamboat Tommy'' in a resort
called Seattle Mug. Cunningham is in
iail.
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LYNCHING OF JOHN BRIGHT.
1t Proves to Have Been a Sensational
Affair.

1t Proves to Have Been a Sensational
affair.
KANSAS CITY, March 14.-Additional
details of the lynching near Ozark, Mo-,
OF John Bright, the wife murderer, re-
ceived to-day, show that the affair was
unusually sensational, also that another
death resulted beside Brights. The man
had been captured and was being given a
preliminary trial. A mob of hundred
men quietly gathered around the court
house, and sent in twenty-five of their
number to request that the prisoner be
turned over to them. The presiding
Judge pleaded that the law be allowed to
take its course, and Deputy Sheriff Will
Jams, in charge OF the man, suggested that
ii would be best TO listen to the argu-
ments of the Judge, as he (Willians)
intended to defend the prisoner with his
life, at the same time drawing brace Of
revolvers. The spectators i'll the court
room, OF whom there were number,
Immediately began to beat hasty re-
treat a delegation from the mob started
toward the prisoner, and Williams raised
his revolvers, but before he could shoot
was himself shot through the heart by
one OF the mob, dying instantly. The
mob then took the prisoner across the
street, and without giving him an oppor-
tuGity to say word, hung him in tull
view of the court where he had been
promised by law a lair and impartial
trial.
The county where the lynching oc-
Cured is wild with excitement. Young
Williams, the deputy Shot by the mob,
was very popular, and nine of the mob
which did the work were well identified.
This morning large posse under
guidance OF the Sherih started to arrest
these men. Sheriff Cook is q brave man.
and will search until he finds the men
who killed his deputy. He Will be
assisted by many people, who while glad
Bright has been punished for his crime,
are wild over the killing OF Williams.
When the posse meets the members of
the mob it is thought there will be war.
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Chne's New Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Senor Montt
the Chilean Minister, received cable
message to-day from Santiago. Chile, an
nouncing the formation of new Min
istry. as follows: Juan Costellen, Minister
The record-union., 1892-03-15
A Forger Captured.

New YORK, March 14.-Fritz Eaager, {
Prussian forger, was arrested on the ar
rival OF the Atlantic steamer this morn.
ing.
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ChiIe,s Ministry

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, March 14.-Senor
Borgogne has been appointed Minister OF
War and Marine, and Senor Riesco Min
ister OF Public Works.
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Erench I,arl. sunk.

LONDON, March 1.-THE French bark
Achille was sunk in collision with an un-
known steamer in the English Channel.
Five of the bark's crew were drowned.
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A CHARMED LIFE.
E. F. Weihe MiraeulOusly Escapes
Being Murdered.
SHOT THREE TIMES. BUT NOT SBRI-
OUSLY. INJURED.

Stockton Selected as the Meeting Place
OF the Republican state Convention
The NIutilated Remains of Man
Found in the Mountains East of
jackson. Anador County-A Port
land Woman Suicides by Hanging
Herself.
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Rain at Tracy.

TRACY, March 14.-The heaviest rain of
the season has been falling here for the
last half hour and still continues.
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Plot to Assassinate the sultan

LONDON, March IA dispatch from
Constantinople to the Exchange TeIe-
graph Company states that great excite
ment has been caused there by what the
police claim to be the discovery of a plot
TO assassinate Sultan Abdul Hamid Ii.
Every effort has been made to run the
conSpiratoIs to earth. Yesterday they
were rewarded by the capture of two men
believed to have been selected by the
conspiratOrs to carry out the design
against the Sultan. No doubt is enter
tanned that it was their intention to assas-
sinate the Sultan.
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FIoated yyithont injury.

PoRr TowNsEND (Wash.J, March A.
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BEHRING SEA QUESTION.
The Senate in Executive Session
Discusses the Matter.
POACHERS LARGELY DIMINISHING
THE NUMBER OF SEALS

The House Judiciary Committee Sub
mits Report on the Bill to Change
the Naturalization Laws. Reciting
the Shameful and Illegal Manner
In Which Aliens Are Allowed to
Become Citizens In Many Parts OF
the Country.
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The Famine in Russin.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 14.-The
Council OF the empire has ordered that in
future two grain depots be established to
every 3CO peasants huts, and that from
these depots seed corn be distributed in
the spring to peasants, who must return
it in the autumn. Special bureaus will
be established 10 report annually as to
the condition of the harvest, so as to en-
able the Government to adopt measures
to avert famine in the future.
The record-union., 1892-03-15
MISSOURI Congresslonal Redistricttng.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE House passed
this morning, by strict party vote, the
Democratic Congressional redistricting
bill. 1t makes fourteen Democratic and
one Republican districts. The kepubli-
cans may have lighting chance in two
other districts.
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DECISION Concerning pnblLe schools

SAN Francisco, March 14.-Attorney-
General w. III. II. Hart has rendered an
opinion in matter which for months
has greatly agitated many counties of the
State, particularly Stanislaus and Mer-
eed. There has been quite a concerted
endeavor on the part of many people in
those counties to extend the usual pri-
mary and grammar school education
from nine to eleven years. The Attor-
ney-GeneraI has declared that it is
Illegal to increase the term to any period
in excess OF that fixed by law.
Hefinds no just objection to the intro
duction OF new studies, but they must be
introduced without interfering with the
length of the school period as now fixed.
The record-union., 1892-03-15

NEW YORK, March 14.-C. p. Hunting
ton will leave for California, to be gone
six or eight weeks,
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COMPLAINT OF RANCHERs.
Charges Made Against an Army OH
Ger in Texas.

Charges Made Against an Army OIL
Ger in Texas.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), March 14.-The
situation on the Lower Rio Grande bor-
der on the Texas side is assuming a
serious aspect. Complaints from honest
and highly respected citizens, concerning
the alleged unjust action of certain United
States troops, continue TO pour in from
all quarters TO the effect that they are be-
ing haraSsed by troops for alleged COM
pllclty with CARA. Robert Summerlin,
the legal representative of all the wealthy
lsinchmen, who so far have been arrested,
has gone into the matter with the view OF
making slrong legal fight, and has al
ready preferred very sensational charges,
backed by atfidavits, before President
Harrison, against Captain John Bourke.
THE CHARGES WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
WASHINGTON, March IA. - General
Schofield said to-day that the War De-
partmenf would undoubtedly investigate
the charges preferred by certain Mexican
residents OF Texas against CAPTAIN John
G. Bourhe OF the Third Cavalry. growing
out OF his conduct of the campaign against
the CARA revoiutionists The aIleoa-
tions are that Bourke allowed the troops
TO commit depredations on the ranches of
certain MexicaIis along the Rio Grande.
because of suspicion that they were con
niying at the escape of the revolutionists.
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.Iohnson ESTATE case Comnromised.

STOCKTON, March IA. = The famous
Johnson estate case, involving half a
million dollars, will probably be compro-
missed The terms have been agreed
upon, and the papers are being prepared.
This is the estate which caused the
amendment passed by the last Legisla-
ture allowing married woman to be ap-
pointed administrators. The adopted
daughter of w. b. Johnson, deceased,
claimed the estate, but a contest was made
on the adoption papers, and the decision
here was for the blood relatives, and an
appeal was taken. The terms of the COM
promise are not known.
The record-union., 1892-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Representa-
tive Caminetti said tonight that he was
now more hopeful Of getting larger ap-
preparation for the Sacramento and San
Joaquin Rivers. He believe that he will
get at least Sl50,0G0 for the two rivers.
The record-union., 1892-03-15

Miss Simplicity Don't you think Miss
Coy an extraordinary girl?
Miss Sneerwell-Welu I don't care to
do the girl an injustice by calling her ex-
traordinary, but she's ordinary enough,
the dear only knows.--Smith, GRAY 81
Co.'s Monthly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
PURELY ECCLESIASTICAL.
Satolli's Visit Has Nothing to Do With
Diplomacy.


Diplomacy.
WAsHISGTOs, Oct. 2S.-There has
been much speculation as to the full
purpose Of the visit to the United
states at this time, of the papal legste
Archbishop Satolh, and nothing dis
closed by the official report made to
the statement gave = sufficient expla-
nation of ms mission. lt Is now stated
by the cardinal that the archbishop's
chiet commission Was ecclesiastical! and
not diplomatic. The object of ms visit
and that Of Manager O'Connell. presl-
dent of the American college 1t Rome,
who Accompanies HIM, IS the establish
ment here of a consIstory court to try
aud to settle disputes arising between
bishops and priests, without their APP
pealing 10 Rome, as IS now done III
such cases.
The iegate, 10 is stated, is vested with
ample authority by the pope as TO the
manner in which the court shall be
established and Manager O'Connor is
to be It's secretary. The conslstory,
when established. Will hold Its slttngs
at the Catholic university near this
city, and II IS said that the first case to
come before II Will be the matters now
under dispute between Bishop Brennan
of Texas ana number of priests OF
hls diocese.
When the case before the court is of
a very grave character the court may
at It's discretion, order the contestants
TO Rome for settlement of tnen diff
ferences; otherwise the decisions of the
mission court will be final. Archbishop
Ssiolli IS now travelling about the coun-
try studying the phases of one of the
questions IN which the Pope takes the
the greatest interest, the education of
children for the Roman Catholics. On
/ November 81 convention of the Cath
Ole prelates OF America and the Pope s
envoys will be held at the Arch Episco-
pal church IN New York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
REFUszs 10 PLEAD.
Randall. the Brute WAC Outraged GHi,
Is Silent.

SASIIAc CENrEE. oct. 2s.-slmon ".
Randall, Who was brought back from
Port Huron on charge OF assaultng
9-year-OId JOsle Nestpnai, Monday re-
fuses "a plead 10 the charge au1 de-
uies everything save simple Assault.
lie was remAuded. Ii appears lie Oh
served the glTi on Der nay 10 school,
anu giving cnsse caught her alter a
fex rods run. lie endesyOred TO stiIir
the chl.d's cries ~ holding hIs hands
over her u.oatu and oY cnOkug her.
Randall then dragged Josie some dis
tance IN the woods. She afteTward got
away from him and ran toward home,
but became exhausted and. not
being able to walk, crawled 10 the
house. Inc girl IS under the doctors
treatment, but Was able 10 appear IA
court, where she became So frightened
At the prisoners presence that all AT
tempts 10 quiet her We're IN VAN.
Threats are made on the prisoners life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Captain Garret,y's Successor.

Lieutenant Edwards of the Twenty
fifth United States infantry, who Is de-
tailed 10y the war department to com
msnd tue recruiting station IN this
city, arrived here yesterday. Captain
Garretty, the retiring commander, is
busy turning over the property of the
office to his successor Captain Gar
rettv will leave Monday for New York
where he will remain until February,
when ne is placed on the retired list.
CAPTAIN Garretty has served under
the stars and stripes for thIrty-oue
years and many stars have been placed
IN the banner since he enlisted ia the
service. The venerable captain said
yesterday that 1t made him feel oil to
think of leaving active service. in which
he has spent the best years of his life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

September y Judge Iiaggerty of po-
lice court required Nelsa NJ. Morris TO
give bonds Vf $500 for surety of the
peace, or n default of furnishing such
security to bee confined IN the county
jail for ninety days. Morris could not
furnish the bonds and was sent 10 lall.
After he had been there a few weeks
the jail attaches accorded BIN the
freedom OF the premises. Last SUNDAY
he quietly wa ked out and the sheriff
and ms deputies have been unable TO
md him. The matter has been KEEP, a
secret among the sherifis force and
but little effort has been made to To-
cate him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Murder OF Suic,de9

SAGINAW, Oct. 2S-News was re-
ceived here this morning that the body
OF Joseph Dopp. u miller Of thls city,
had been found At Prescott, Ogemaw
couuty, under circumstances which
lead 10 a suspicIon OF foul play. lie
lett here two weeks ago on the Me
trOpOlls. and got OIL ~ Tawas. There
ne borrowed money TO come home,
and that IS the last known OF ms &C
tons. Some hints have been thrown
cur that II Is case OF suicide. but no
particulars are known. lie Leaves \
family here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Wlrd Pr.v.nts East Inn.

SEpNlrA, oct. 23.-Two thousand
persons witnessed the races here today,
which resulted As follows
2.l7 trot purse $500 Senator COnk-
ling won. iIerod second, Nina Medium
third. bess time. 2 l6.
22t pacing. purse S500-Hero won,
julia second, Rocea third, best time,
2.i-t.
wo-yesr-old trot. purse Sj00-Onelts
Won, Bcsdli second, Belle Della third
best time. $50.
Eudd pubie drove MS double team,
Alerlto aud Renls, % hreRg the double
team record. but the wind was uufa-
vorsbis and ths best tnev could DO was
2lfk Dohls sIso drove Jack al sxhl.
h.ftpu IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

LASsISG. Oct. 2S.-The Jury has re-
turned verdict of 5000 damages IN
libel suit brought by b. +. Smons
against David Burnham. Both are
prominent dry goods men acre, and
SlmOns based his SUIT, wherein dam
ages were iald at $4,000, upon the clr
culstion OF rumors which Affected his
financial standing and Injured his
credit IN commercial circles. Ii has
been hotly contested battle of weeks
duration. but the jury disposed of 1t IN
4 lew hours. The case will lie carried
10 the supreme court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

RoU0V oet President Persons.
1t the N-w 5 ORR s. New Eng 49, rs D.
road = In BOSTON fodag lie ssvs be-
ht- ruf Tes-gue.i. sUt 81 nInra m the
dark as ever about She pens af tae
Reading people and the scfusl coutro.
of Size rosd tie saws e. ha kn a.. :
wAst De as seen ln TOE papers. He
s1avs ~ no midnight mmeiog. and
ae sees no resson &c present wov ~
snou Ia RS Eu There 49, 30 no neet
ng of enc NeN y ors a NpT tngisu3
directors % Etaer View ok or Hoston
TODAY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Of ara 81 and through Montreal Is
40 Il - e notably wheat AID cats.
Toe trade I'D dry goods, groceries.
hardware ana hogs products There =
ALSO active. Farmers throughout the
province u Quebee are greatly favored
~ maid weather. General trade has
been quiet aud al Toronto tie mud
weather greatly checking saies OF seas-
ousole dry goods anc iuTs. Low prices
Tor wheat AID scarcely Of Gals, depEess
IIaL cereal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Come al il from any way
YOU please, there 5 but one
conclusion - the day has
passed when home-making
Sheets and Pillow Cases
was economy.
Say nothing of better
work. the heater stitching,
the cvener hens, the eX-
acter size counted simply
in cold cash, the ready-to-
use goods stand for money
saved.
Have you looked TO the
proof?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
BUST OF NJ. sAeLsv


EA~@rVe. oCt. 22-A bust la plaster
OF paris 81 she 'ste ex-G0v JOAN i.
RssieY executed ~ Leonard U. Dc
Farnelnsnt. teacher az sCtlpture ~
she Detroit school IN Are. sud present
o. to tne state ty Hm. has been r.
Cs1ved 6y General Wusns The husi
r. f1 inches h IL and mounted upon a
~ proportone3 ard artistic ped esta
Nnfch stsnos inches hRh. lt viii 20
u anstoa in tHe executive Office In a
few DAYS ltss very accurate IKE
ness 81 f,nver1or HRElsV aud che state
q af-tnRfe ln beng tHe recir ent ef a
soermen of tfe wors ri a. artst who
fas l1s arncr 81 wearing iecorst oas
frrw fhs srE pr Belgium for tae ex-
es.lienfe ~ hHs work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

< ccsF, and after securing q 81 casa
and some otaer plumber, went % r 3
y siDan- eBeleTy store, snere t-ey
secured sIyerwaTe T. rae amount Of
$50 They then went g. bluth. : - io,iu
and smashed ia door curng WHISKY
ali e.gafs 10 ths amount 81 several
dollars. one mao arrested hal ID as
possession a q ce box belonging - tne
saloon. NJ clsw ~ Iae others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

TNpEFENnESrF. oct. % - Bat two
races were completed today and these
bon the face of a hurricane. The time
made considering the elements vas re-
marssb'e. b. the unfinished Ayesr-
Ola Z % trut y wan Won. Aohsd0nna
second BESSIE Wilkes Wood taiFi, best
SINE, 2
fn Che 220 tr0t Lucy Nav won.
Adclph second Boase third, best time.
W
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Day and
EVeuzng SHADES.

The assembly of silks IS
perfeCt-perfe as the silk
worms. artists and silk Wea-
vers of all the world com
bined can make it.
Silk news by the column,
but it can only be purveyed
by paragraphs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Interesting Anniversary.

UTICA, Oct. 2S.-A surprise party
last night visited Mr.. and Mrs. III. II .
Kelsey. venerable couple of 81 WIN
tiers, 10 aid them in celebrating their
titty-nlnth wedding anniversary. Mr.
Kelsey was a pioneer of Oakland coun-
ty seventy years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Al rleH beers az tie NoHE Wen Re
na esn c.ah snt 81 replti.csu Yong
sre gt g. BE- 4re.egt r. fhe
meeting so e. he'1 81 ta- .oeo.8 b
ofs 500 gd resri street. 1uesdsP.
Nsvenlher The meeting w.Ii ~ a.
dressed by Waisa Alden ~mun.
Rv rrder. tauu ttee.
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Caklngs.

Have You noticed what 4
mountain range of them IS
heaped up here? CheNiots.
kerscys. Beavers. Motions.
DiagonalS Fancy weaves.
everything that a perfect
stock should have.
And such STYLES.
Sober sorts here specks
and dashes of oolors there.
bold designs and dashing
over yonder.
Every healthy taste has
been provided for.
hsTs,ys ara special fasoates Tor Wonens
ong'iois ale tie eholce ior Boz Coats and
fsaey Cloths leaa ia Long Garments
No old stock or STYLES.
every yard Drght, fresh and
exactly IN tune with the
time.
\ feature of this great
gathering OF Cloakngs is
the large assortment of
STYLES suitable for little or
llttleish girls the small,
brighteffects; warmth with
out weight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

81 Lel1s. lct 2s-t9eorRe e.. ~sn.th.
- stan ganersi snsgs ~ IRE Ne
sar FsHGc ksfEsv com psoF. "a
sent 80 to aie fsultEes 8f tnr men
who rer~ sIsea 10 me STRAY An the
Islt0ns az leaeys -lle. kss
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UNABLE TO PAY.

Cash.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, oct. 2S.-The Co.
lumbis trottlng meeting came to an
end under unfortunate circumstances.
W. &. Jones, the owner of the track
paid yesterdays stake race with $500
cash and check for the balance of
g. 100. This cheek was thrown out.
and the h0rsemeu refused TO start tins
afternoon. All left tonlght aud came
10 Nashville
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

The seventeenth OF Prof. Colwelrs
pupds recitAls will be gwen at Park
tonEtcga church Tuesday even
ms. November |. TINS recital Nil hc
given by Mes Stella Kroner and Mrs
". r. E0rst, assisted by Mrs Reuben
Peterson. contrsito. The Ir3grsm con
ssts Of twelve numbers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
Here IS a Triumph.

India Silks, Lyons made
with very delicate Partisan
dcsignsin satin figures. The
colorS are numerous and
varied as a poets shades of
thought; the strength mar
velous. We challenge you
to equal them for eXCellcn-
cy, price and quality.
Those silks and velvets IN
shades and irisdescent eff
fects are commanding I'M
usual interest and are very
extensively used for dress
trimming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Atsveutlde Yesterday toe count 81
the prison showed 1g9 pr'ouers WITHIN
toe walls. This tbe largest numaer
nat has been az the pTson snce the
women were transferred fn t1s Detroit
mouse M c.rr.c.nn --LaCk.nn nalrLnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Nr-gFeav. cree l&Ihe kenipf
aar-e bIsek 81 Fae street ovuea ts
laan isrni.caaei vas fsmaEea rs Ere
sud Ns0f .sst n gat to enc extent. lt -
esUmstei af from f5oo g. f5o is
Tss e very .suhtcrn tIsE- hard ts a.
81. Ard VS. caufned entirely Ca tne
urper st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

As musllns and linens are
TO the practical every day
life. SO are the silks in the
aesthetic and social arena. Is
if possible for the fashion
makers and manufacturers
TO advance one step IN the
future? Is the question we
ask ourselves after even 4
cursory glance through the
Silk Department.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Tie hrst of the sess q. Ande-son' 8
fsmoas r'sm rhor1er- Corner Jon q
and Fulton streets.
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BANK cLEARIRGs.

Reports From Financial Csnters OF the
County.
NEw loKE. Oct. 2S.-Bauk clearings
totals At seventy one cites for the week
ended October p. 1892, with c0mparl-
sons as IelegFaphed BradsIgeets:
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Free Tonight Free

he first Of the seSsoa. Anderson e
famous clam Chow1sr. Coraer Iona
and falton streets.
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BM6k Dress Goods.

We've often pointed in
the papers to the peerless
stock of Black Dress Goods.
1t isn't variety, not even
with quantity, that marks
the ideal DressGoodS stock.
There must be knowledge
of needs to guide the gath
ering. Then quantity and
variety count. .
That S the basis of our do
ing in Black Dress Goods.
Every wanted sort:
Ia generous quantities.
Cold cataloguing shows
TING.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

Nrw Yoss. CNG 2s-A8vices e.
braastrests ssys tat she moVeneuf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

45inch Iearietts. g. &c TO 8. so
SStncn Cashmere. Doc 10 i5c.
42inch Cancels Hair S5c 10 Sl.N
4-inch Camel's Hair 81. = and sl.39
46Inch Camel's Hair. sl.75 and s.
46-)s inch Serge. co. 10 3 %.
la-inch popl.n Keps. 81 10 Is.
4Oinca Poplin kpiullr. 81 { sl.N.
Si-inch Pophu Velour. 500 TO s2-5l
S>inch ChrViot. hQc.
~ inch CheNiot. 81 and sL.5.
A. inch CameI's Hair Cheyiot. 81 and q ?
sNinch Mourning Cloth. 20 and ST.
4244inch Mourning Cloth. q . and SIS
4aInch Biarritx cord. 81 10 $50.
3Sincb SehaStopoi. s1sc 20 sl.1,.
ss-44-inch Diagonal. s - SIS.
seIush Crspe 10th. 81 and Sl.Lr
s2iuch Venetian Grape, q and 81
41inch Serge Electoral. soc 90 SO