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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
Foreign News.

LONDON, April % "A dispatch from The
Uaitsd States stating that England wss
ready to join conference to bring
about an enlarged use OF silver has caused
much surprise here. No belief IL put In t1a.
part OF the report which 1T ties that the basis
of conference Wal formulated here. The
Times to.dsy says Ii Is not easy to see what
"enisrgad use" can msan, and adds, "a
decided majority ofthose competent to I'd go
regard. the issue OF notes bnsed on silVe.
with great Il ,iavor."
PARIS. April 23.-There has bsen no ces-
sation In the activity of the police of Paris
and other places In Francs. and II the cam
paign continues there will be few danger
Gus anarchists at libsrtY on May day to
create trouble. Among the literature cap.
tured are thirty thousand copies OF procla-
nation urging the people to revolt on the
Lat OF Mey against al.cons.itatsd authority.
CALCUTTA, April ga very Violent cpl.
demic OF cholera is raging in Be ,ares. Yes.
tsrday there ware 1S0 ney cases and 1876
deaths from tls d s,asa.
LoND,N, April % Thu Manchester
Courier says thai the bst,othal Of Prince
George, on y son Of the Prince OF Wales.
and Princess Nay Victoria, daughter Of the
Duks and Duchess Of Teck, has baen de e.
utsly decided upon. and that 1t will shortly
be announced. No surprise Is ocossioned
by tina st=tsmsnt. l. was reported shortly
after the death OF the Daks of Clarence
and Avondale, ths elder brother OF Prince
George, to whom the princess was engaged,
that suoh o marriage would be arranged.
Il ia said that tas Qlesn, who il very fond
OF Princess May, is heartily Ia favor OF the
be.rothsl, aod that, 10 fact. 1t was her In
aaence thai brought 1t about. The marriage
of the prince and princess would be greeted
With much satisfaction by the people With
whom both are extremely popular.
LONDON, Apl. 23-The British stesmer
Earl OF Chester was In collision during q
dense fog near IIiracombe. Dsvoashire.
with the Spanish steamer Soto. The Earl
Of Chester hsd an i'm mense hole stove in
or and seven minutes after she was struck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
HgWe nr THg DAY.

Qaeeu Vic!oria's health has now been full.
y restored.
Miss Sarah Nicholas Randolph, grand.
daughter OF Thomas Jefferson. ia very Ill in
Baltimore.
The Old Bay Line Company in Baltimore
have God tie side-Wheel steamer Florida TO
James e. Gregory, OF New York.
The Duke of Gloucester hes discovered
the remains OF Osric, King CT Nor t,umbrle,
which were buried In the year OF 729.
The subcommittee OF the House yes.er-
day recommended great reduction in the
appropriation for the free delivery o! mail.
4 large number Of ship-builders arc In
Washington. and are exerting Themselves to
induce Congress to provide for tae building
OF additional chips.
Annie Walden was convicted Of murder
in the fret degree 10 New York yesterday
for having killed her husband. The penal.
ty Is imprisonment for life.
The President has issued an executive
order promul0s ting the new modns viveodi
between tue Uoitsd 8 stes and Great Brit
ain for the protection Of seals In BehriDg
sea.
Those who have seen the Prince OF Wales
recently speak upfayoraby Of his present
condition of health ss regards both his ap.
pearance and eplrite The Prince is sci oin-
ing In France.
Il is again reported taat President Harrl.
son will make Attorney General Miller a
Supreme COURT justice, transfer Secre tsry
Noble to the ettorDey generalshio, and take
Mr.. Estee into the Cabinet.
The Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, yes.
terGay, voted to abolishA the white gown
worn By the rabbi duiiag the service. a
resolution is pending requiring male MEM
bers to uncover their heads In the syns-
gogue.
Nine. DFenelon. teacher of eloouton
and mother OF the late cooedian, James
O'Brien, was found dead In New York this
morning 10 room In which was gas stove
with the cock open. l. is supposed to be q
case of suicide.
Mme. Sarah BernhRrdt attended spirit.
ualistio seancs 10 New York last night. and !,
D ing unable to uDdsr,tsnd the msterisliza-
tons, denounced members Of her company
who accompanied her as confedert t,s Of the
medium and broke up the ''cirole" in row.
Herr Fdshnagel of Bochum. has commenced
g suit against Prince Bismarck, asking dam.
ages for alleged libel. The action crises
from expressions used by Prince Bismarck,
regarding the charges Herr Fdshnagel made
10 1890 against Herr Bare, dlre,tor of the
great iron and steel association OF Bochum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

WELBY q. RKoroR. con CT b. N. R:ctor,
near Moun.svilIe. has been attending the
5sdler, Bryant & Stratton Business College,
which numbers about 400 atudents and has
been In operation % years. he graduated
frat In his class, and his record, we learn.
has never been equaled In the history of the
college but once, 10 1870. he Immediately
sccspfed position with lsrge wholesale
house liz Baltimore. Mr.. Rector is q young
gentleman Of Intelligence and excelle Mt busl.
nsss qualities, and We congratulate him
unon his exceptionally good record at the
ssdler College Loudour Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

THAT THE protested love for the negroes
entertained by the people of New England
Is not reeiprocsted Is proved By the returns
OF the Ia, census, by which 1t Ia shown that
while In msuy OF TIE southern States the
negroes compose nearly half the popuietion'
and In some more than half, in The New
England States they are az rare az white
crows 10 some not comprising more than
quarter of one per cent. of the population
and 10 others even lees than that. Real
love begets love and induces propir guilty,
and 1t Ia more than probable that not sense.
but instinct, induces the negroes to remain
among their best friends. The number OF
nsgroes iu the Now England States, go far
from increasing, has perceptibly decreased
during the las ten years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

The REPUBLICANS and mugwumFs Wou!o
make their dupes believ ethat the democratic
nsrsv in New York is irretrievably divldsa
into two factions, the Hill! and the e eve
land. The truth la there Ia no Division
amounting to any thing, In the demccrst
party Of New York Toe democratic party
IN TAFT State is for Senator Hill, but there
ara fay kickers and mugwumps In 1t WHO
are opposed to him. But the opposition TO
him ia by no means as great as 1t vas to
Mr.. Cleveland il 1884. The Nsw York 81"
saws: this democracy of New YORK is fort
innate, 81 such crltis as this, in having at
its head leader worthy to be ranked With
TiIden end Manning, The party, 1t mas
traly bs said. was never before, Two
months In advance Of national convex
tlou, in bitter condition for succeesiai
Hyht ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

EVERY CONGRESSMAN should act accord
ing 60 his own lights. ard it Ia not for other
men to ssy they dom; bit it was unforiu
nate tor Messrs. O'Ferrsil. Buchanan, Ed
munds end Jones. of Virginia. that their
lights yesterday led them to:Vose with the
solid republicans in the q. s. House OF Rep.
xessutsiyes, ard sgainst the one hundred
and foity COED and true democrats, to turn
q demo cratic colleague out Ct that bady and
give bis seat to q republican. especially as
the republicans OF the last House had Gus ed
ewo fairly elected Congressman from their
own State, ard followed inst act With the
e,y of "Giye us another niggel!"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

SENATOR HILL Is terrible fellow, to be
sure. According to the republicans and
mugwunaps, he not only made the Supreme
Court of New York, composed alike OF re-
publioans aud democrats, an acoomplice In
the theft of the legislature Of that State, but
he has gone to Washington. and actually
seized upon one hundred and forty Of the
peopIs's representatives in Congress, and
made them vote to give his personal and
politicsl friend and countyman a seat in
that body, to which he is not entitled. On.
ouestionably something ought 10 be done
ayitb the Senator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL %.
A SOUTHERN advocate of the renOmi ,a

A SOUTHERN advocate OF the renom,ua
tiop Of Mr.. Cleveland asks, what mas mi'
O,sve,snd done to southern democrats .nA'
tho, sbon,d be so opposed to his being ffes-
;asn,9 Why, many thiugP, but the toiio"'
Inn era sufficient: Twenty-six years si1er ehe
oIosa Of the war hs said they Laid reoeihous
hands upon the flg." When President
twenty-th,es years after the close Of Tie
war he revoked q mans commission De-
o,nse. when a boy. during the war, that maj
AID written q ball:ooss letter. He approved
a, order OF ons Of his Cabinet ministers tnat
mn ex.Oonfederate holding minor position
IN his department should be promoted, ano
tbonuh law Of Congress, decision OF the
q. 8. Supreme COURT, and the opinion OF tne
Law officer OF the Interior Department, we're
IN the effect that ex Ooniederates who hao
fouvht iu the Mexican war were entitled 10
rons,ons for service In that war, he refused
TO issue than, though besoughs by senator
Rerbou, end other prominent ana
conservative southern Congressman to
do 90. snd which were so Legally
due tha. President Harrison, ultra
renobI;cau as he is, issued them as soon
"a he was inaugurated. Toese are not ire
soons,ble newspaper statements. bus are
youchsd by the mouths of living Witnesses
the fret by all who heard Mr. CleVeiano'a
Boffslo speech, thesecond BY Senator BLACK
nprp the third By e1 Congressman Gibson
and tha fourth By Senator Barbour. The
wonder ie, not that come democrats oppose
Tho denomination OF Mr.. Cleveland, but that
h!s denomination should be favored BY
siople one OF them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Cong aEssMAN oFKRRALL allows no
nont nm Utios to oon6ne bis pralae OF e1-
p,ea,dept Cleveland, who, be says, "is head
ond shoulders above every living democrat
Of this sge" All the old and tried and ac'
knowledgsd leaders of the democratic party
will now seek hiding places for their dimin-
isbed heads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

to re elect to Congress men who, In oppos'.
ton to ak democratic member. oi
the judiciary committee of that bedg' Vo.e
to Gust democratic colleague and give nis
seat to a republican Vireinians useu "
have memories. And the fact that messfs'
vIse and yenable, both legally elected,
we're turned out Of the last Congress oS MF'
Reeds counted m'jority, can hardy nave
hoan an soon forgotten
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
Changed their Minds

QUINCY. ILL.,. april 23.-Au attempt vas
made ct midnight to.Iynoh Wm. J. JAmIuor,
the murderer OF Oaas. Aaron. A mob oil
about thirty men made determined m h
upon tae county jail, bns whsn the doors
we're reached tbs crowd weakened and the
Iynctiog was postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

BURIED ToGETHER.-Isaao N. Jump, of
Trappe, Talbot county, Md, eyed seventy.
Eve, aud bis wife. aged slxty-six, both died
on Thursday, within q few hours of each
other, and were buried yesterday in the
same grave In Spring Hill Cemetery, East.
oe. They both had the grip during The
winter and died from ils effects. Mr Jump
was member OF the Legislature of1S68.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Va, postofice April %.
Persons calling for letters will please say they
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks, will be sont to the dead letter Office.
Allen, Tihb,t Otis, Ran
Brawnher, Mrs Emms Petty, Thomas
Butler, Isaac Petut, George
Cook, Mira Z & Porter, Miss Ssllie
Coleman Miss Caroline Polk, Miss E G
Curtiss, David Pywell, Robert T
Davis, Robert Robinson, Miss Julia
belmont, II Shan, F 7
Fsggos, Mrs Mary Shelton, M
Grennel, James 6moot, Georges
Harris, Miss MAyF sodsrholtz. E
Hsf, Maria stewart, Miss Lizzie
Lee, Henry Swanig,n, Horny
Lindsey, Nathan Timberlick, Miss Fannie
Love, Arthur 3 Upshur, Miss Jennie
Minor, II 81 Nelly Ware, Miss B ettsey
Orken, Mrs Bore
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ladies Patent Office Co Drs Teb & Sidney
PARK AGNEW. P. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Brown. lyon don't lock very happy,
Robinson. What's the matter ?"
Robinson: "No; left of my aannels
this morning, and have caught cold"
Brown: That's bad"
Robinson "Oh. don't mind about the
cold; but my wife told me I was leaving
them off too aoop,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
R!chsson against the Commonwealth.
Writ of error, g., refused to Judgment rem
de,ed By the Circuit Court of Rockbridge
comfy at March term. 1892
Fcs:er against city of Manchester. Further
argued In error end submitted.
Moore against Rolin. Argued and con.
timed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

IF TIE Virginia democrats Of the present
ave be like their predecessors, they wont be
likely to strain thsls heartstringa In efforts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, april 23.-The animation
shown in the itock market this morning
was very moderate and more than usually re-
slightly liver than those Of last evening, but q
irm 10 strong temper was immediately developed.
No feature marked the trading and at IL O clock
tho market was quiet and heavy but generally at
g shade better than first pricez.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April % The mar
ket to-day waa firm with Ii. hit transactions and
little change In prices We quote Wheat st 85a
90; Corn 47a5O; Rye 7OA8O, and Oats 36a3S.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-virginia conrolu i;
do 1O.4Os, -; do 81 70 asked.
BALTIMozn. april % Flour active snd un-
change5: Wheat strong; No red, spo: SO lhsa9SA
92A steamer No red 81 bid Southern firm !;
Fuliz 92.9S; Longberry 95a10O. Corn-msrke ct
strong; mixed spot 5Oa5OA April =; May
467s47 June 45a4 bid July 46A asked /;
steamer mixed 45la bid; Southern firm; white
No 2 Western white 5e1ha39; No 2 mixed
do 34Aa35. Bye very firm. Hsv very firm ;
good to choice timothy $15 O0a1G 90. Provi-
sions steady aid unchanged.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Cotton =; uplsnds =;
Orleans; futures opened easy and closed steady.
Flour steady. Wheat firm and easy. Corn easy
Pork steady at SO 50A$11 so. Lard steady at
ST. 45.
oE1oAeo Ap,il 23-11:25 m-Wheat- May
SOS; July Sf5s Corn-Msy 42As July 3Sal.
Oats-May 1888; July 27aA. Pork May SO 32la;
July SO 500 Lard-Msy So IS: July Sc II n.
Short ribs-Msy SIS so; July So 65s$5 671a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

BALTIMORE, April 23.-Virginia conIols
do 10.40s, =; do 81, 70 asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
From WASHINGTON.

rsusas, Correspondence Of tas Alexandria Gaastse J
WAsH11aFoM. D. O.. April % 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

MISOELLANEUUb.
Ladies Patent Office Co Drs Teb & Sidney
PARK AGNEW. P. M.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
APPROVED BY LEO.
The Pope Issues a Document
on the Columbian Show.
FAY0RlNG The WORLDS FAIR
II Contains Words Of encouragement and
COMMUNICATION for the Gigantic
Enterprise.

CaIcAGo. March Pope Leo XIII.
aas given ths worlds fair his pontifeaI
approval xsd expresses fsrvens hope
thai it will succeed Wee Press-
dealt Bryan. special commissioner
for ths exposition. WAS granted
an audience with the psps while
he was in Rome Duriag the audience
his holiness expressed great in
interest in the worlds fair. At the
close Of the interview he granted Mr..
Bryan permission 20 address . letter N
ein with the assurance that IL would
be answered IN letter giving every
Encouragement Ia the enterprise and
thereby insaring the earnest p4rticipA-
ton of she Catholic world This letter
was given - the Associstea Press At
Rome Wednesday and reads as follower
Lstssr of Pope Leo XIII.
TO Hen. Thomas b. Bryan. the Special
Unitsa States Commissioner 70 Italy for the
Chicago Columbian Exposition Greeting:
While Ne see on AL sides the preparations that
are setas eagerly made for me celebration Of
The Columbia zaAuo-eensenary fsasts Ia
memory Of man most illrstrsoes AND
deserving II Christianity and al eui-
saEed humanity, We hear with sreAs
snsas other nations. entered this competition
Of praise in ssen . manner - Dement'S the vast
ress aud richness o. The country and tne
Denory Of ths man 80 great IS no 70
whom these honors are being shown Moth
Ing certainly could De more splendid than
what u told Is Of tho grand and naani-
resrs exposition which the nation viii
hole ~ Chicago. bringing together every
kind Of produce and work which fruitful nature
bears ana ne arsful industry Of man creates
TIA SUCCESS Of this effort VIII surely b another
proof Of IA great spirit ana ssHys energy Of
MA people whs undertake enormous and din
euls sasks with snsA great azd happy dealing.
We re5sise moresves In the NOBILITY OF the pur-
Deso vAich y equal h greatness 20 tho under.
Waking itself IL Is . testimony Of honor and
gratitude 70 thafinnsr NJ usAn Of whom we have
spokca. who. aesirous Of finding road by which
the kgas aad truth saa ell The adornmeats Of
civil culture mtgAs ~ carried TO the most DIS
sznt parts Of TIE world could neither be deferred
~ dangers nss weArie1 BY lasors until. having
In . certain manner renewed the bonds be-
tween two parts Of the human race so long
pspara.ed, he bestowed npen beth such great
bensfts that he In justice must % said -
have few equals aud no superior. While,
therefore, Va bcstow en- the ci.ixens Of the
great rep1bis we'll merited praisA we express
ne fervsns hopa that their nsbie undettak-
NJ nay, other nations uniting with them
md isnaing their sid. have . most prosperous
ksue thas win prove Of great use In stimulating
hs Ingenuity Of RaA. In promoting ne devel
Dpusps Of nature ana in encouraging all she
lne artsL'
"cstven o. 81 Peters. Rome. In the year tso2,
iad the ff;een-h year OF our pootincAte.
"LxoI KIN"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
J. W. CL0STERH0USE
REAL ESTATE
'PHoNk S. No. = CANAL ST.
WE HAVE

WE HAv Il
y acres last east 81 the city 90 Fuitea street
suigaels tsF 2laEtlng- Gene - aha see SooGt a.
DON
say that yog csanol Sef fsrm II yea have
airy mpsns 40 al. We Bass ths sesllRx 81 IS
Tea acres Of beech ARd a,sPie ! aefss 81 or
ch4fe. yery .ae sell, oAla fam Las sroeEe
house. barns ass Sheas. etc. Ne encaal-
bra2oes Of ANY kine. osRsr Viii IrNae Tor
way down to- cash Phetes ~ house aud
fkrm Al nsy once. Come and et me show
them 10 yea. J. NJ. CL0STERH0Dsk
vACA NIT PROPERTY
Yeu ean lave ysur rAelea al sseet 80 lets Ia
NV. cIosfhkaousE.
FOR "A ECIAL
bargaia look ct lot en- Jeaersoa avenue block
This side OF Hail street. Lots SCI. for t,2pe,
will make II Is enc al SEC 4 tsssH ssSn; Lses
it up. ,. W. tbeSfEhhoisf.
RENTS.
Houses in all parts of the city. Before rent
ing cal on Us.
Blu 81 N ESS PLACES
Two stores In good loeality, rent reasonable.
One steTc nxed ior meat market ice box.
smokehouse. good cellar. ali IA elegant shape.
excellent locality. Cal. at etaes; Ne; Y Can n
street j. ". GLASTONBURY
TO COM SUM ERS.
'ssS BUYS Ne Ne q f fss.s stree: sssstt,
SO - No. 35s Indiana street
$40 No. III Prssley street.
lU53 No. sal Wealthy ave.
500 No DChSrles street.
$40 No. 6l5 Wealthy ave.
$3.50 House and lot corner OF Nc DoUel
and Lafayette strcsts; entirely rev; just
painting IL; moderr convenieGceS
$500 buys No. $50 Cherry street.
$50 No. 70 Prospect street.
$500 Ne l6i Mt. Vernon street.
900 No IL. Mt. verHen street.
Call and see J. w. CL0S1FRH0USE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
An A No. l photograph outfit belonging 10
promiD eut city firm for sale ~ . sacrifice
MERRY-GO-ROUNO.
run by steam; nearly new; circle Of 50 feet
sell cheap or trade for ely property.
j. w. cLVsTERHoUsE.
PETER DECKER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

CRY TaEsspREs's OFrfctt
Grand Rapids. Mich. MarchS. 1924
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
ron Tor grsd,ag and grsvelanE OF the east
feet OF Grand ayeape from Fountain street Il
point 80 feet south OF said Fountain sffeei
IN the city Of Grand Rapids. is now in m,
hands. and that viii receive payment thereof
Tor the period OF twenty days from THIS tate
at the once Of the CITY Treasurer, City Han
WILLIAM HAkF.
mar 2 CITY Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
TRKAsuRER.s NOTICE.
cry rl,snr.r.. ono.

GRAND Rapias. Mich March 3. lsssz
Notice ~ hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of a sewer in tarfieft
street frem Ellsworth avenue 10 south
lcDia street. I'm the city 81 Grand
Rapids. u now IA my hands and that
! Will receive payment thereon FOR the
period Of twenty dEvs from this DATE. al tue
once of the CITY Treasurer, City Hal
WILLIAM HhEE.
mar. q city Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
rRKAsukEm's NOTICE.

City Tressursr's once.
Grar5 fspies Mich. March = 1s2
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
rot fer the grading snd grsyeiihg 81 Irhto
street from Alpine avenue 10 IFnneff-
street VA the city of Grene Rapids. -
rev in ms hands. and that ! viii r~cei7e pay
WILLIAM HtKE
mar - Ctr Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
TnEAsUREK's NOTICE.


City Trxasurer's Once
Grand Rapids. Mich. March l.. 1872 1
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessmes
roll for grading and srayeting Srsnd ave-
nue. from Fountain street 10 East fuiio'
street. IN The City Of Srznd Rapids. Is nos
in my hands and that ] will receiv
payment thereon for the period Of rwer
" days from this date. al the Office OF ID
City Tressurer.City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE
aps City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
J. @. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE

EoR sALE-Heuse and let on James street.
Il near Cberry, With AL moderR improve
raerfs. ans sne wastins 80 buy q nice home IN
COED location. Mt . reasonable price. will do
well 20 call at nv efies aud get ali the par
ficn8ars.
csn sell yeu No. "A Charles street at bar
gam n sold sses viii take small payment
down snd salsaee en- easy terms: dent fail 70
Lon slIk-seveaty-fsur acre farm south OF
II the city. scsd ssil. well vstered for stock
xsof leresm haese. new barn, everything in
part payment.
GoR SAlE-vaeant Iot. ssxis2. east frort.
II vifhfn ~ feet Of csrner FifSh avsaGs and
East street on wfusor sed will sell eheap II
snEs within tvs weeks. party lesviag the eity
ara wanes fha nsener. Thfs "a = hsr~-fn.
Insugr. 81 J q: Alexander. Court BIZ. =
Lvan-st yPhshsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

CITY Trrsearer's crce.s
ersrf Rapids Mich March 8 lssz !
Notes - hereby FissB that the sss-s~nsrf
roll fog IRE PAVING Of PesFi street frsn otfsws
street O. Pear street bridge IN TIRE city 81
9raud kspfae, ~ new In mr. hsrss. are that
si4 receive payment thereon fer the rerice
Of fesnfy osss frer fhfs cate 81 the once 81
fhs CRY Treasurer. City Hsi
WILLIAM HsEE
mar "A Cifs Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
IREAsUREa's NoTIcK


Ctfs 7rexsurrr's Once
Crane Psri1s Mich March 4. fssz
fetfct "a hereby gwen that ths ssssssuerf
roii fer fhe rssinE 81 Ca~rrs street fFon ~
sen Rsebue 70 I&fr<Vs street n fts
city 81 Grznd kspies Il rec IN UE bsifes
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
TRsAsuRER,s NOTICE.

City Tfessurers Once
Grsnf Fspics Mich. March 4 isa1
Notice " hersbs given fast the assessment
roll for TIE improvement ~ 8vrfle street
from river 70 Alone ssenns ia the
city ~ 3rssd berids. II rev ih NV hands
ana that | ell recfivs payment thereon fur
IN. period % twenty os-s from This dst.. ~
the ofncc q the CITY Treasurer. clr Hat
LILLIAN bskE.
mar n City fressDr