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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
For
Boys
Who are hard on C,,oijs;s
HE BEssEMEa,
Patent
Patent.

That's what thew are made for
bogs who are hard on clothes -
Most every boy is-rnost every boy
ought TO have '"Bessemer."
They are made Of strictly all wool
cheviots-of dozen different colors
and pa,;errls-picked out because they
won't show the dirt---They are
sswed with linen thread-twisted
and wassd iii it is a. strong as
cable and you've got our guarantee
as we've got the maker's-that they
se0ht rfp.---Tou'il have no stitches
to take on the "Bessemsr"
The Jackets are cut both Single
and Double Brsas.ed-ana all the but
tons-and button holes are a. frIn as
rock.---Ths Pants are iron clad
The entire seat is double and 50
are the knees half way mp the legs.
- Every seam IS stayed-snd every
strained poin. is fortified. With all
these dcfenses against wear and tear
they are heat and natty "a can
FITTING perfectly and outvear-
ing most any two ordinary suits
makes your - a double value buyer.
In the last few seasons we've taken
some long strides up the ladder of
perfection in juvenile Clothes-Jotter-
ing the suits and lettering the prices
but for rough and-ready. knock about
wear the 'BESSEMER" is little short
OF a wonder
'BESSEMER' il best for school W aar
''BESSENERr is best for play time.
''BESSEHERS'' in ali sizes--i to Is
Years
''BESsEMERS" only Of Us.
''BESSE'MERs' GUY FIVE DOLLARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The landing of hundreds Of immigrants from
Russia and Germany at the port Of Baltimore
yesterday, after short detention at quaran-
tine. may not excite great alarm in view of the
announcement that al were healthy" and no
suspicious antecedents were revealed. Indeed
they may have been all right from sanitary
point Of view. Nevertheless, an exceedingly
close and careful local inspection of all immi-
grants, arriving either by steamer or train. is
highly desirable. There can be no excess of
vigilance in such cases; and ordinary watch
fulness. in contrast with what the emergency
deLnands il neg .igence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
AmoxG THE VARIETY.

But yen are not tied down TO enc
good tang with Gs---The stock is
full Of them-ful Of nothing else.
The entire FIyE-DCLLAR line
each o. the two or three thousand
suits-each of the hundred or two
different patterns-is more for the
money here than ever before-than
anywhere else even now--Stiu 81
isn't our cheapest grade-and it's
long WAYS from the best-We've
got 2PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS
at S2-JO-and We'll guarantee their
pretentions--The other end is s2t
THREE PIECE SHORT PANTS
SUITS got immensely popular last
year.--They are more so this-and
you'll see more in 'em to make 'em So -
They are certainly manly little rigs-
but not u bit mannish in cut nor
character. --Plain and Fancy effects
plenty of them - Diasonals, Crepe
Cloths. Cheviots. wossscds and CASH
there's. - The plate" style is
THREE BUTTON CUTAwAY SACK
JACKET. No can lit 10 to III
year b0ys-SJ to Sls.
We make a point of serving extra
large Roys-Long Pants wearers-with-
out sending them to the Mems De-
partmeht- Our 10 year size Is big
as many a man needs. of course
we've got them in SINGLE BREASTED
SACKS - and DOUBLE BREASTED
SAChS-and THREE-and FOUR But
TON GETAWAY FROCKS. IA
years is the yOungest-$5 Is the
eheapest-s25 the best.--There are
Everyday" Suits and sunday
suits-au in new Iattsrns.
sewed-completed-i tailor shape
Fitting and fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Whatever it vas before. it Is now Philan-
thrcVist PierpOnt Morgan since he purchased
the StOu'ngton as a TEMPORARY home for the
quaran;inCd cabin Passengers in New York har-
boz. Al individual is sometimes greater when
something is to be done than nation Of indi-
viduais. or ParadoS.ca;ly stated the part is
greater Than tn, whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The republicans are taking democratic gerry
mhnders INFO the courts all around. the latest
case being IN Indiana The democrats. on the
other hand. only take the republican gerry
manders into the newspapers much less eff
fec;,ve way Of dealing with the evil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The recent maltreatment Of women by white
caps in Tennessee should meet with the seversst
punishment if the guilty parties can be dis
covered The dePrsVity Of the women. grea.
~ II may have been. was no Justification for the
brutality % these men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

At the venerable age Of sixty -eigh, the Spring
held Republican announces further improve
msns In that well-regulated newspaper In this
case multiplicity of years does not imply
senility, but the reverse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

II rag happea.after al. that Candidate Cley.-
land will have harder time with his present
alleged ifiends than hi late alleged enernies; in
other word, that it Is nOtso much the Hill infiu-
ence that - 10 lie pi,ca.ed a. the Grace infu-
ence that l. 10 he chained up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

To the people Of Washington il isa matter of
importance that the foreign mails, particularly
those received from infecte d or suspected ports.
and Yet more especially those from the cholera
stricken steamships in New York harbor, should
he subjected to the latest and most approved
methods Of disinfection. A good deal of IN
easiness would pervade the public mind if it
were known or suspected that mail matter from
the vessels on which cholera has occurred had
passed through the mails without adequate
treatment. II it should prove to be true that
no fumigation OF steam pressure had been APP
piled 70 packages sent through the mails from
those infected ships and that sueh dangerous
missives had been distributed In the national
capital the Indignation Of the public would be
great. The STAR showed yesterday from an
examination into the Inatter at the city post
Office that il was not clear to the officials there
whether certain fcurth-class matter marked
per steamship Normannia" and distributed BIZ
means Of the carriers deliveries was ever dis
infected There was no evidence of such dis
infection, and a presumption. based on general
orders 10 disinfect, is not 70 be considered con-
elusive. This is quite serious matter. and
there should be no sort Of do1bt in regard to
the fact Of disinfection of all foreign mails
Cholera is communicable as well by mail pack
age, which is often merchandise most likely to
carry germs, As by contact in any other man
ner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Thos- b. Reed and Jas. @. Blaine both neg
lected 10 mention Harrison in their campaign
productions Cleveland probably wishes that
Editor Dana ould do as much for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

There are thirty towns in the United States
called "Wshingtcn." II il extremely gra.ify-
ing for city to be able to command so much
Admtrtng imitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

In about two months the preside ntial election
occurs, and yet there are few signs that such a
mOmenious event IL 80 near at hand num-
Der Of conscientious explain WIZ there is SO
little apparent interest displayed. l. The two
leading parties nominated for the presidency
weli-known men. whose qualifications and
whose views require no advertisement, and Mt
the same time men whose occupation Of the
ofice had engeRdered enInitIes within their re-
spective parties. There we're men to be pla-
Gated by each, and time necessary ele
ment in the placation- Even yet, within two
months o! the election. some OF the democratic
ehieis are silent II aot sulking. 2. Another
cause Is the attitude Of the old parties with ref
erenee to the silver question. 8. The third
party and the uncertainty in the south and west
OF its effect on the republican and democratic
organizations. To these NAV now be added.
perhaps. a. a fourth csuse the cholera and the
worry himself abou. apathy so long il is not
confined to any one party but characterizes to
some extent both of the older parties. The
republican candidate has issued his letter of
acceptance ard his views have been read and
commented upon. He has also been success
fully. so far appears. mending political
fences The letter OF the democratic candi-
date il probably not fA- behind in date There
is possibly some advantage in having the last
word in the acceptance OF the presidential nom
nation. but in the work of 9uieting internal
di-sensions the advantage is conceded to be with
the prompt reconciler, who takes the initiative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The prize fight Il now over and large repre-
sentation Of this eountry's population will take
breath and feel little bit ashamed OF itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The success that has attended the efforts to
keep cholers on. Of the United States is re-
markabie- The record should not be disturbed
by any relaxation Of vigilance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

John l.. svllivan appears to be getting ready
for another defeat by that all-round champion.
John Barieycorn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The cholera bacillus has had It's picture taken.
As in numerous other instances, its powers are
not To be estimated by its appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

One Of the sweetest reflections that current
events afford Is the thought that the musical
infection ''Ta-ra-rs-boom-de-ay" is at present
in quarantine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Mr.. Piast took his time about manifes:ing his
party LOYALTY, but he made very neat Job Of
IT, VerJsn sap. Mr.. Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
You MAY NEED THESE

BLACK sILK GLoyEs-Joc.. &c. 81 and
sl.25
coLoRED SILK GLovEs-eoc. 15c. and
81
BLACK TAFFETA GLOVFs-25c. and eos.
COLORED TAFFETA GIOyES-5Oc.
Isle THREAD GLONES-.Sc.
BLACK SILK MFTTs-:s5c.. :Ssc., Soc. and
Sl.50.
We haven't very many left Of any-and what
there are You will md at 'snuggled up"
prices.
We DON'T have TO tell Washington ladies Of the Ter
fecton of these nakerswe have carried their brands
almost as long they have been hand fashionerss
Picked them out for their merit-and Keep on with
they re best-they the oheapest-of all the
worthy" ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

II n pleasure To note that there was no kite
shaped track or pneumasic-,ire embellishnent
In connection with Corbests Victory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
SAKs-SpEcIAL-SryLEs

This i going 10 lie year Of Nov
eIties-and we've taken exclusive con-
troll of the best the beet makers
in the tcorld have prepared. You
may ind the style. copied-but they'll
be lacking IN the make up-for dls-
monds would be nothing bu. glass in
the hands Of a glsAer
THE MAJOR" is one OF the little
beauties. -A Short Pants. Two-piece
suit-of military cut and color.
3 To o years sizes
THE ENSIGN" is Made
OF novelty cheviot--Silk braided and
embroidered The Blouse is cutely
cut. with inserted front piece and
''sausred-of" naval collar.-4 to 8
years sizes.
Blscs-Blue-or Garnet Velvet, lined
with Oriental silk and with White En-
broider~d Bedford Cord vest 'front.'
The Pants buckle q: the knee.
The BRETON" names a variety
Of dainty juniors that differ only
in the way they're fnished-They
are BroAdcloth with plain or two
shaded Jackets embroidered and braid
ed - to 8 years.
The line Of Kills is nothing but
NOVELTIEs.--They are more boy
izh than they've ever been-rhe
Plain aud fancy color combinations
shine out--each of its own briI
ltAncy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

P T. Yosr F ga. l. < QapF an.o.,,. !.
oo1. csaseSs1sas. I'LL Pa ave SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
A MEDLEY From TEE Masters

1-hook Foster make. In Black and colors-
sl.15.
4-button PERKINS, STREET GLOVES
az
4-button 'poGSEINS"-si 20 and 81. 81
s-button SUICIDES and GIACE-sL
DRIVING GAUNTLETS- sId5
GACNTLErS for the promenade-s2.
CHAMOIs - White 81. 35-NAtural color
sl2a
s-button WHITE CHAMOIS-sl.
6-button MOUsQUEfAIRE CHAx0fS-
White AMI Naturalist.
s-button MOUSQUErAIRE CHAM0Is-
White and Natural-Sl.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
SEE The SPECIAL Lors We Orrrn.

L
IT'S pairs Ladies' Sample Shoes. made of best Dom
COLA kid and pebble goat, hand sewed and machine
stitched, at vi. As pair. worth 81. so.
400 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Oxford Ties with tfps
excellent in quality and style. at Toe. pair, worth
Hl2J.
Ceases Children's Kid Spring Heel Shoes with pat
ent leather tips, at Toe pair. worth 81.
100 pairs Misses Real Dongola Kid Spring Heels
with tips. at 9oc. pair, worth s125.
200 pairs Boys and Youths Strictly Solid Leather
Shoes, lace and button, at Csc. pair, worth 81. p
special bargain; Lot Of Mems Fine Calf Real
Hand welt Shoes. lace or congress. at 81 .9S pair
worth 50.
800 pairs Ladies' and Mems Fine Embroidered Slip
pers at soc. q pair. worth TIC.
II you are alive to saving money and want TO know
what it means to buy truly cheap here and price
our goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
FA1L Hosiery.

FALL Hosiery.
Our fan appropriations Of Hosiery are daily arriving
Each Of the several kinds mentioned below are lssdss
and At their prices cannot be exc~lled.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. Hermsdorf dye. spliced
heel and toe. Csc. pair.
Ladies' Fast Blsck Hose Hermsdorf dye. extra
weight cloth. splced heel and toe. 3sc- pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. Hernasdorf dye. best
Egyptian Maco. silk finish. 5Oc. pair
Mems Tan or Past Black half hose. fall weight,
full regular made splcsd heel toe. pair for 2
Menu Fast Black Halt Hose. Hsrmsdorf dye. TALL
weight 25c. pair.
FAIL-Wr,eHr UxprRwEAn
Nsas Fsl-wsisht uDdcrvssr. 5oc. Toe and q
psr ssxmen4
Ladies FaIl-weisht Vests and Pants. 80. 2oc..
SOC. snA Sbe Per garment
ch11dsenS Fall weight Shirts and Drawsn
siss...-.....- l6 Is 20 e 70
psos Sc. Csc. ssc. SIC. ssc.
siss....-..... - % 70 - -
rrssA........ s7c<. az 49, Csc. COS.
Mnnx. FozDA 4 Conan
eO7 Pa Avx NV. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
Arc. CHARLES SENDS

s-button sUEDEs. in Back aud eolors-at
So.
4-but,on SUICIDES. in Tan. Mode and Gray
atsl.J0.
4-button GLACE. IN oolors and Black-at
sl.50
4-bu,ton GLACE PIQUE GLOVES. in Tan.
Gray and Black. NJ a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
"Srock QuorArIoxs.-

"Srock QuorArIoSs."
KEEPERS - light weights are
within resch.-Yes. in price too.
We've got . complete line of TUX
EDO SUITS. both with Long and
short Psnts.--They're the proper
Full Dress for Boys-s to Is
years
Don't 30 anywhere else for FUR
kiSHlN6s. for nowhere else In
there an assortment Ike ours.
There's everything in ours there should
BE and nothing that there
shouldn't.
The FALL HEADwEAR is ready
for ousiness."--A the new styles
and the ALL-dont forget
thai,
We orsh. to call our BOYS
SHOES the "BEssEMER."-
such vearsr-
S-A-xs-A-xD-C-ox-p-A-s-x,
Bigger Befsev-Bssser-t sssy.
/. PENN, AVE AND 7rH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

TREroUssE Srxps-
s-button sUEDES in tho new oolors-at az.
s-button FANCY TINTED sUEDEs-st
s225
s-button SUICIDES, in Tan. Mode. Gray and
Black. at $50.
sL75.
4-hutton BLACK AMI CoLoRED GLAcE At
s1.25 ana Ella
4lutton FANCY SHADED SUEDEs at
Sl.o5 and sl.15.
4-button BLACK STEDES at 80.
4-button FANCY Glaze at sl-50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

RKYxER SEEDS
4huiton SUEDES In Black and new ooiors
that We shall sell AZ l. Is Cor tho Plain ones
ana 81. 80 for fhe Efnbro;dered
6Aution MOUsQUETAtRE sUEDEs-in
color 81 90 and 81 p.
6tu;tV BLACK MeUSQUETAlRE
STEDES al s2."5.
7-button BLACK MOUSOUETAIRE
SUICIDES at s2.-5.
s-button BLACK MoUsQUETAIRH
SUEDES AZ a.. %.
4-button BLACK GLACE At sf.75
We have tust rot IN a new lot ~ BIARRITZ
GLOYES-Iah. Brown, Gray and Black-st 9s
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

FFFAslIoS aims at a radical change with the shift
tF inE seasons GLOVES turn with everything
else-anl Of AL the rev styles they ripen FIRST.
All the best GLOVES kerp step in coming to the
front. For tina: don't have to make our Fall
Eether-a we buy irom-;he half dozen celebnties Of
the world
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-04
Farm producs-Fires Hands.

Wheat Is &c lower. Quotations as follows:
Eggs. l4cs butter. 4c new potatoes. coeB5c
beans band picked. si.ss9i.5o; honey. Ice; let
tuee. &c; plepiant. lie; new onions. iesl3e doz'
parsley DC doz punches; eucumbers. 5oc; new
turnIi = ..,st4te ou. cabbazes. s0c doz; green
peas Soc bu; beets. l5c dol: wax beans. 40
Soc red raspberries. f04lle; black raspber
rles. &c; currAnts. $40 per Du; nome grown
peaches. s2.NeDZ-50; new tomatoes. &c Id, corn,
luc dozs uS1fuei0us. Ice.
6rsIn-w heat. old. 7ic; new. 72c;. corn SIC:
oats. sc, rye. s.Dc, ba ley, si.l0.
Flour aud Feed-Lily white. S-i5: patent
s2-35 per ext; tuckwheat four. 500 per ewt
corn meal. So per ton; feed. s--g-S per ton
middiinxs sl7 PER ton; bran. Sl6 per ton
ships si5 pr ton. screenings. SO per ton.
Noot-W tshed. lsef2Sc, uuw aShed. LEG 2Oc
Ola timothy 81 ola per ton; new clover
-; Timothy. 80.
Hides ana Isilo~-Green. 2i8aeslfc; steers
over 70 lbs. &c. cured. Sss61sc: calf SKINS
greco. &c; calf SKINS. cured. 6tse: tailow
rosgh. Tie. rendered; SSac; peits. lCdS55c
shetriings. lcee-t'c.
Beet. % c; pork 55s@6c; fresh pork loins
10 sealle; mutton. % G; spring lamb. cole
lows, i0el-e; spriag chicken. lsV2lc' veal
Si-M-e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-04

Wire nails. soc rates; steel cut. sI9c rates;
glass. IS-lo. ui5efns paper. si.Ocss5.t0 per
roll. Waterproof sl.fa per rot.
Lnmeer--R Retail piece stnd-No. hemiock.
up 20 and fpsl idiag 10 feet lengths. 81 add
81 per i.fg ie-t Tor every additional feet; n %.
3hsmiock. up 20 and Including Ii feet. s.;
every additional feet. si.sF. No. ]. pine. si9
ser 10 feet, add 81 every additional 2 feet
over Is feet; No. huorlng white pine. so; No.
1Oortng witt pine. si6. Ne ioor.ng white
pine. sit. No maple, So; No. ceiling =. s1O
No ceiling - 81. Va. 1 ceiling =. Sd; No.
= ccilln1 -. sls. Ne. siding I. SIS: No. Z sid
ing a. Sit; No. u siding. ~; No. siding.
SIS, Ne. - Sdins. Sit Finishing material
Ne. I common boards. tef; No. com
mon tosrds si6 No. common boards. slt:
- anishiRg. su. SDiDz eS--tar. Ii inches.
clear. - per thousand, star star. 10 inshos
ciesr. sd per thousand. No. ? inches clear
bart. e per thousand sound butt- 81 20 per
thousand cuii shingles. 81 Der thousand. Lsth
No. l white pine. $50. No. white pine.
SD. shipping cuis. sli; mill culis. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-04
FIGURES OF TRADE

SKN Yazx Azg e--AsRes ga eati lo2asa
s4s5 a. y geE eelE, fle fase-f Fsir,
GxeAz - cisaed 4t4st sfd stsaaS posted
Falr1. % $50 aft - rates. - -
stss.. Us sxEy aass 4aa "a -. - ss--s1s isr
aena1s.
ssosef imeat b4aass sssayf euFEeeey. -.
iDo,1 I'D extended =. registered, 20 sie I,
- ee9Gs9. 10 Li1 Rse &c fAis4y oonas
81 sseu iGlles-- { nlon nfsrs. ~ - oi1s s-A-
Ia fau0s. az. 0s1 te1tEass. le5s
cf5eAs sef< = little moe aettFs thls hss
Asaa. The s4.es - - "a Amounted q w.
30 si4sFas. The PFiarfpai tradia. ~ss = =.
Pau Asea - :. saFl.iistaa- t~flsl 81. SN-sE
8 ) 4l4 frS Tiers. Ia Snc 0pcA n 91et
prices eefs y F0az All al s4Dcsd Z. % Is per
cei. I. irsl - atf64 ~. IA The ~ecoAa HV1s
IA Ts s3e soaa Feacl t5li. ekeept "A tie case %
Cotton oll snlsh Continued Arm 4ad pa ti.ef
hapfated l5UE a. tails alterai5.sn price, sslr
ssFy Irregular Al efe s4s sca stacf s1ac - AAt1
Ia a. fimes. Ia S)fae stoeAs. tottes Oh. hs~
ever. coatlBaed sfFoBx. the eonmsu ctsS ~
Eer ctaf h5zheg sl1 the psvferrud ~ ssse
we're ~ fe4tarrs ia coaaccfi9a attn me se1E
ilss. Tue eloslAz prizes sho<ezt lEre<aiaf
ea4n@e2- 1he sales An aHisk - -,-.,sp sa~ts>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-04

General conaitl0n Of the market II good
Hue lrbefriss more plenty Demand good
RlacaDples Ara oQf Of the mArket.
doz; butter. ls.4i5e, eggs. l5c; cGrrAats.
s.O0es48 per ba; Lawton Olackbesriss.
i0c black rsspberFies. Tasc; buckle
berries. sz.75eaD per bushe: eaeoAges.
15-s-0c per doxs radishcs. l0sSl5c doz
oaIoas. ~ bu. slSy. DOL. SD; Salifor
MIA oranges &.Oc@5-5 box; St Mich
ael orangrs. S.t&373. watermeiens 2oe
lemons. 40 and 20, 8 .DceT.50; Alexander
peaches. 10 ba; California sprieots. be doz
CT heart cherries zoe 10; Dana1as. 81 o'3 %
bunch; hand picked medium beanA H-l3;
clover seed. medium. $50; mammoth. 81
per bai timothy seed sl.5aeGl LOO; mi let. sl-l5
sl-5s tsmatocs. tbasaet crates. ti.l0SLb;
green corn. E5agl5c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-04
DETROIT JUNE - Issz
lANslNd q soRTHERN q. =.

GOING TO TrTRoIr.
Lv. GID RI ~ sn - - m 60 . m eli 90 N
Ar. DEF II ~ am - 80 , IN 10 S pm . ID 4 n
RETURNING fK0M DETROIT.
Lv. DEL -. SO sm q . IA II ON I'll 90 D m
Ar. 0'b X II IS pm IS Is IN 10 20 pm - q -
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST lUIls
Lv. q r. 20 am Is pan Ar. a Il IL s. am 10 20 Nm
.fowEiL VIA LOWELL HASTINGS n n
Lv. GraDd Rapids. 70 a m 10e y M 90 n
Ar. from Leveii.........l2 a. N 5 Is M % : m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Farior Cars on ali day trains beiween Grand
Rapids and Detroit. Wagner sicepers O.
night trains Parlor Car 60 saginaw on mora
ing train.
Every day. Other trains weed days only.
GEo- DEHANEN. Gen. Passf Aga
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csic4ss sios .gacE f.kos. Aug 3-rup
Diles xege iigaI again totas and prices Sefs
aria ~ consequence. Cate said slowly b2s
az sfroa.eF prices The h0g market Mas
barely sfsaay 81 tns 0prnlag. while the iat
CT fseilas MAS mach rranef. tne close brlh<
steady prices LanDs lower. SaGEie-hs
eeipts. i0.gos eomm0a 10 extra steers. 81 =
40. stoxers aaa feeders. tl.5eS61.oSs sesa
hrifeFs and bulls. t-15GL4
h0xs-krcelpts IL le0. heavy. &.5e43sli
mi8et aaa medium. so-55as5.yes lRhf. so-ose
o.s0.
sA<ep-ReeclDrs. 400; cnlls and rama. $40
0s,o0s extra grade q - so>r0Ju-
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OIL Market.

Water White. liOs. &c; headlight. 1892. &c
water white. old test. I0Uo. sac: Eoeenc. lote
llbe. 7c.
p~Oderixed stove gasoline. "a. re.
DoOderikrd napthA. 81. &c.
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CHIc4so. AugS.-w heat. No. 2. August. Tsse;
September, e 10. December. - a.
Corn August AZ .es September. Sc Oeto-
Der. s65scs Nay. sos.
Oafs-AagasI. szcs September. SIC; Octs-
Der. 49, May. ~.
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SAFES MOVED.

pADCLIFF HOLT. general Warehouse
~ men of Ill South Division Ut eet are now
prepared to handle Safes properly ut reason
ness hours
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Detroit Grain.

Dsrson. Aug 3-Nheat. No. 2. red. cash.
August. 7s.e Sc pten0er. oo1sei No. white.
casa. 5atsc.
C0ra-N0. 2 cash. f9lSc.
Oats-S0. = eAsh. 3sc.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals for Lumber

0rrIcE or Cry CLERK.
GRAND RAPIDs. Mich. July p. 1892
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received III this Of
nee until q o'clock p. m. Monday. August 8.
1892 for furnishing sidewalk lumber. consist
ing Of pine IA. Ks and 2xl0. surface planned;
merchAntable qua ity and subject 10 the APP
provai of the city marshal. and to be delivered
in such quantities a. the city marshall may re-
guire until the first Monday In May. ls93 At
such points - the city marshal may from time
10 time direct.
The cisy reserves the right to reject any and
all bids VIM. A. SHlNkMAN.
CITY Clerk