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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
FIGURES OF TRADE

Hzs TaHz sept z4.-Aons7 0a cal easy
caF.l az lA- taa asuTs 5l tAls "a 4lag. elss4ag
~ srtIg - percent
EEGHalaa closet 4ll1f- DHstrd rates 80
- ~ q. t4al FaErs. 70 80 Tor Nkry days al4
81 fgT demand.
troseTaa.elEs- closed Iuletf cuFre4cg. - ~
nl4. as lItaptfl ll4ta BID - rezi 5terrsl - |id
laelHe railaa4 bea4s closed Union afst >
lltt.. slAktls flu1s. ta siai Cen Tals- 4eH pa
lIle sLatA HaEscf His tHI tnlr no -lA-
oal4 1 as snsrrs eual ~ aands aariAs INC
To- lHGrs % business Trading as tA79-
lIfeIs festale. ess. iar publication St ftii
sftfrlarlfs ,haEsa small Increase pa t1r re-
serve AL Htrir ar 40 effect fla eiosi
pr.ees see regularly aa4 siEnty enaaSod
lE8la tlase % iast aixhE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
IERALD DESIREL{TS HERALD DtSInELETS


ADNEkIIsEMENl on THREE LINES OR
II more uuGer this head. 5 eats per uae Tor
one Insertion j. ceufs per lac for three IA
seEtlsus. or ~ ceAts Per Nc Ter one week.
4 o. IAN English setter bitch. while with
II Iyer eOloErd spots, ANSWERS the ZANE ~
June any one returning - No. 40 Madison
avenue all be rcN aIGed. -
\ Urf Thursday night. M3ther-of Pearl
II ladies opera glasses. together With ap4rSc
eontain inz sEla4 amount OF change, som .
where between ttragd opera house aud second
avenue. Ibe glass ar highly priced b The
oSarr and suitable reward all be paid Tor
their retura 10 The Herald ONCE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
Uniform Rank X. o. It. M.

Division No. 3, Uniform Rank, K. o.
T. NJ, will give grand ball at Macca-
bees hall. No. Pearl street, Septem-
Der 20. Fine prizes will be given the
best lady and gent Walter. No I'M
proper characters admitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
oroesu-s and Provisions.
Icorses aad 'aEar; remain me same. n

! 'nifec3 and sugars remain the same. lnc
market Is Arn and demand g0OL
Correct quotations follow.
-u.ar-tut loaf Sc; cubes. 54c; powdered.
Ta.ct GRADUATED, 5.5ocs confectionery A. 5.s4c /;
extra &. si94 per ewt; yellow c. S-SI5a s4.6214;
corn syrup. 4 - Oc-
NJ %. a4ssfs-Isaw ades laI-Ocs medium, =
- fancy S49~te.
P.rkas- cofecs. sgl.aO; lava. green. $50
90 a. Mocha, green. ZT0s20c Narieaibo. $50
Zc;-an los, lTeZlts; Rio. l,eg3Otae,
NeN Mlenizan chess. l0la&lliScr rolled
oats. barrels. sos sat. saginaw. barrels. soc.
Lad ierce oasls-COmpound. o. &C, pure.
a..
Meat-Hams. tiis 20 l234c; shoulders. &c +;
bacon. l0 20 Hes dried beef. 81 70 scs short
ci.t PORK. SAB; clear back. SID; mess. sll.OJ
tnsiI-0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

CslcAao UH0s SrOCx AIDS Sept. 1t
gatt . was inactive ana very weak. Fresh r.
&c pts mli1s an unusually heavy supply Tor
the ast day OF the week aad buyers hAd
fnporfaar change, Good grades Wer. steady
anI common we're u khUY lower. There Wa
d qa 20 ana unchanged MARKET Tor sheep and
lambs
cattle Receipts. 400; very common TO ex-
ira teers. g.. a,a.iO; COWS and helferS. sLUO
s4L00; bulls sl2sst-S.
esH ogs-kecsipts 1890; heavy. 5 lOe9743 :
Ito
sheep-Receipts. t.CO0, poor 10 choice. 500
$500. lambs. sAS0aE5.U.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
DETROT SEPT. II. lsgl

GOING TO DETROIT
Lv. q. X ! o. am = IS m AZ n 81 snpn
Ar Def. Al - am - p D m 20 IS PM "a On
kETI RNlNG FR0M DETROIT
Lv- DEI - am . . m - pa I'll 00on
ar. CD X ~ . pm - = m q - pm 80 An
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST louis
Lv. q X ~ am Is pm Ar q K n S. am 10 % pm
Low Al. Va LOgEiI HASTINGS \. T.
~ trsud Rapids 20 m m N . n
Ar from Lovei u IS m S 3 D m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Fsrlor Cars on All dsy trains between Grand
habld$ snf Detroit. Wagner Sseepers 90
night trsins Psrlor Car 20 saginaw oa morn
Ing train.
'kEsry isy. other trains week days onl,
9EO. UEHANEN Gen Psssr AT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

rNTcOCcI paid on all sums Of one
lNIInLOi dollar and upwards by
the Grand Rapids Savings Bank, of the
corner of South Division and Fulton
e.: eets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
OIL Mark-t

Water white. l41o. 6i.c; headlight. l50o. &c
water white. Old test. Loo. SC; Eocene. Loo Il
I709 sac.
Deodefized stove gasoline. IA. o14c-
Dc0derlKed naptha. %, &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
trni,s. Vcgrtables AID Secds.

III peach market vas hrIner Yesterday. but
the highest price a0w paid Is sl.O bushel-
ErEs are worth tc.
uucxl- berries AID backberries are out u
the market. Ci0yerseed Is 10 cents higher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
Detroit Gram.

DHrsofr sept. 2f-Whest closed. No. red.
cash. ,lac iDecvmbcr. 7s11e; May. ai5.ci No.
white. cash. lltar.
fora No. cash. l0'sc.
t2ls-NO. cash. - -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

hFIIFt IIvh Ftto$k'T II 20 pIn., IfOm ira
verse city li,4 am. 500 pm.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
WAGNER Parlor Cars Leave Grand Rapids
1. Is pm. leave Chicago SIS pm.
wagner Sleepers-Leavs Grand Rapids
III 30 pm. leave chicago .ill5 pm leave
erahd Rapids tli:35 pm. leave indianapolis
via Big Four % yIn
&c c1H.t car 10 Na7isfee 5:35 pm.
'kVery day. Except saturday Other
trans week tays only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
I AkE sHQRE : NIrHIs4v s0UfasAS


IT, Axe >h1rs - eTel sat 10 coma d .,
~ t1e kre snt + sat L = r. RsfaFr,s tas
aaics sst snd nnse rect rantr ~ ptftse4rz
A y -nith. - T.tF a. -v.sad u
4. : Hozerx City Pass sSenE
}as Cantpoei. C.ty Az. q Noars-. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
MICHIGAN Central

LNalIF- = y . 1eTs usiIV exc~pt Sunday
iNkinE eject ~uadag. ltue lsg2
erpfnS ears ca Pacific saf Atlantic Ex
presses g. snd from Detroit Par ears isavs
Ter Detroit So n, returning leare Detroit
a.tS p I'm. arriving AZ 4rana kanfss AZ % .
. ~ lirect connections made AZ Detroit with
a. through trains East.
Tickets en- SAFE 40 NnfNn Ticket O-eA 81
Monroe street ant AZ Unloa depot
Fred " Hrixxs sen Ak. . N'aros.
q. " Rukzie-. %. and I Axf ChIeazo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
HERALD DESIRELETS
MONEY 70 LOAN.


Do Y0U WANT M0NBYe-Ifso yoa vii hna
- u to yoaT ADVANTAGE 70 see Is before bSf-
rowing
Ne make loans 81 Bousehoia goods. pianos.
horses. wagons. ~ personal pTopsrfS ~ &aS
kiaG al TIE lowest possible rates and 81 the
Qul. keSt possible time.
car cans are mAae wlthout publicity and
the property : leit IA Sour undivided POS
Loans oAn be carried IS loRg IS desired OF
ca es paid Ia igll. 90 IL psri. 81 any time 70
salt your coLyen ienCe. AID any part paid re-
duces the coat 81 carrying the .oAl..
II you owe . balance on furnitUre. pane OF
other property. se vii pay Il up Tor yOE s1a
esrry - lenE as goa desire.
We also make loSDs on the building aud
loan association plan.
Cur offices are the most Pleasant IN the city
and are 50 arranged that parties oaillng upon
Is may he waited upon quickly and courte-
oasy.
Remember thai you have tue use OF both the
property And the money and can return the
GRAND KgPIDs MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room 2 Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe Pearl and canAl sis
MONEY In any amount. for any length Of
:" time. 10 loan on ely OF country property.
at current rates A No MORTGAGES. lane con
b. Martin. Nc. IS Canal street. %
MONEY LOANRD-For short time In large
III or small amounts. on any form OF soed
security. Frank a. Werner room So Mlchl-
gan Trust 20. building. Phone liza
n you want money and have the proper Sc
CURLY. the Manhattan Der cent, plan OF
fers The hest lpduoemenL ChAs- bGteDAn.
agent IS Nsv hoasoman-
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs DIRECTORY.
EUREKA LODGE no. Regular convention
II every Thursday evening" 81 O'Clock 81
their ball coruer OF Louis anu Waterloo
streets W. i. Pugh. G c. Chas. +. Linzee. X.
of K 5. June ~ work In first rank.
CowAN LODGE No s-aeguIar conventions
tuesday evenings al ~ O'Clock. at the
han. No. tl5 and 6l7 South Division street
Visiting Knights cordially invited. william
C. Wood. c. &; Chas. H. heshr. n Of X ;.
lily LODGE NO llO-Hal In Pages block.
~ corner Plainneld and Coli avenue. BEG.
ugar conventions every Friday evening 81 s.
o'clock; James II. Dawies. c. c.: Thomas T.
Work In third rank.
VALLEY CITY LODGR No. l4-Regular
convention every Monday evening al
500. Hall. corner Bridge and Scribner
streets 4. II. Chilver. c. CO George W. Den-
mis-. h. OF X. & :.
Work In third rank.
IMPERIAL LODGE NO. l54-Resular con
yeution every Friday evening al o'clock
at hall. corner OF Louis and Waterloo streets.
J. NJ. Wolcott. c. CT ". r. Neahr. X of X and
s. Friday. Sept. 2. work In third rank.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
GRAND RIVER LODGE No. s.. F. a A M.
VI Masonic hall. Lyon street Chas. II. Nor
ton. W. M L. A. Rodgers. secretary.
DoRIC LODGE NO. SO. p. 4 A. M.-Doric
IL Lsll. No. 81 West Bridge street. DR.. j.
Albright. Nj Louis Martin. secretary. No.
81. Pearl street.
Regular communication July
VALLEY CITY LODGE Nc. 50. =. A NJ.
son. ". NJ; george W. LnBour. SECRETARY. No.
10 Canal street
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER MOI. NJ
Masonic hall. No. and 70 LYON street.
Ed l.. Bouring Il. j.. NO. lis North Union
street; George ". LaBour. secretary. No. 10
lanhi street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
.J.H. NJ kEE 4 SONS.
Il g0kR0t STRtET
SPECIAL OFFERS

Qeun Hs aad - ec = meathly psr-
NEWf
AfHt1 meets
Ysrf rhrf-s rf q goo irrs ~ SCI ssch
VI sIf gwen ~ t a
Tf-- rfrf-e e. la frfsst 49, ssch
a. tfs sfrvs on eNtrsu 80 sssr fs~rns
Cstsr tcnss. sd vseNhf lets ~ spispsi1
tsrFatn
- 80 vsesrf fefs - trsrs
Pc Pfver vtssf as sfocs fsrrn fss ssss o.
efftarEa
NOTICE e.. - -, :. 49,. a., - IL e.
~s4 70 csa o. 40 a. sSo@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
llysyr7 TIME TABLE
Az=aAsj VOW ~ gFFgCr.

grat Rspf1s ~ sn - on tlar- u safa
a. 4 s.v.a ~ g arr. zfg an SiErfn 81 Ser
: NsnEee a. stesrrer atm - an
4 4f-st ffer.
paw tDsiF -Neept -untsv
ffstas .rrIv- .r-rf Re Essts asn "a A.
p - : n snH ,n1- u
80 ~ srTtfe srr r. fhs sst "a 4 m. 81 ID
- > Fl aun I'll = n-
ssfv.rt No r. rs NsEner parfsr Eaifar
ear No % nsr.ar ttr. N s, sxn-r -feerfr.
V.sfr~ars No 81 Nsgner -feaHer 81 ff
rafler - ~ 81 Hazrer Psrier Raf-f ssr
Jess n LCra EraNe Manage.
PISS srrHVe t-R~ Ff~E tg-1t
Jsa EksTHEsE. CITY ck-s AEent
q W 80 sfraaf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

, nvERTfSpuFNrs or THREE LINES OR
n more uader this head. 8 cents per line Tor
che Insertion 10 eehts per Ire Ter three III
sertlons or ~ cents per hne TOT one week.
tng. Faga fIlrn Lanafsefar,1S CO. HsstIRss
80
WANfED-Niie awake workers everywhere
W Tor Sleeps Photographs of Tie World.
cash or Instruments. mammoth Illustrated
circulars and terms free; daily output over
l.5o0 volumes Agents Wild with success. Mr..
Thomas l.. Martin. Centeryile Tex, cleared
"a ~ i IN 800 ,,inSIes he Rev Uowsra
N..sIs," ISans y y sioi In ssysn hours.
honanza. n,agnldcenr eutnt only al HOOKS
pu id,nsnS1 "a cbsstnnt sirsrt
Paiiade phia. Pa. or No no. SIS DeaI6orl street.
chicago. mi 20
CIIFSvPN wantea 10 travsI in surround,nr
y districts. by own team or otherwse. sole
nanss OH - .ioh ~ sh1nend airsct I'm
fsctorv These already trsyriing win other
line OF goods could make this valuable add
.soh 70 Inei. Dusinvss .,, pai
eonnnnv colchsstsr conn 2Ss
,,>,.-,,r ------.----,-.s,-
w An ~ NO or lhie can'hsseis III ' ~.
s,l,rl nsn 0cs ssIoS and H. on nrost.
energ tic men. C. +. Adams Co.. 50 south Di-
vision street. -.
ytrANTPD-au tbe men I'm Grand Rapids To
w stan in ans get our nrire on !. Fail or
" rs w., ~ - "a
- 49, " - -N- go
~ :" a. : % -I = : ---'.
UrAyrrD--a COO, glrl "a 40 gsperal bou,4.
w - Ers1.h e,ir, nreter,ed No ia
nus. DC a so,u SoSh Wash5nt s,,"e,
""i'o' WI "0' "'"'S W ~
"a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

THOMAS d. GILBERT. President.
GEO q. BRIGGS. Nicc-President.
J. FREDERICk BAARS. Cashier.
T.. III. HUNT. A Ssistant Cashier.
Transact business in all departments Of bank
ing authorized by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available I'm all the commercial
cities Of the world Z current rates.
l. :. bonds bought and sod.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas ID. Gilbert. Noyes L. Avery.
Thomas !. Brien, George q. Briggs.
David VI. Amberg, Lemuel u. Putnam.
Ransom y. Luce Constantine Morton.
Edward II. Hunt. John G. Fitzgerald.
1. Stewart White. Philo e. Fuller.
J. Frederic BARS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
HRLP MALE

A DvERTIsEMENTs OF THREE LINES OR
u more uadcr this head. s cents per line Tor
cae insertion, 10 cents per line Ter three In
sertlons or ~ cents per line TOT one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
FOR RBNT-BUSINBss PURPOSES.

TOR KENT-Store and basement. los ottawa
Il street. Ledyard block once Rooms. for
merry occupied by More & Wilson and Judge
Champlin. Rooms for light housekeep ng
over los and lO7 ottawa street. Apply 10 n. II.
Ledyard. 25ytf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

lVAS1ED-At once. cabinet makers 10 work
w on medium priced bedroom suites. Hast
lngs Furniture Manufacturing Co.. Hastings
Mich. rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

THE FURlIURE MEN HAVE GoNE-This
leaves mo with few nice rooms To let on
hrst and sec ma floors with gas. bath and heat
It No. = Jefferson avenue. -65ff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

GOOD BOARD. with or without room
" GOOD ROOMS. with or without board.
81 la sheldon street. l3l-6mo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

YoSEY 20 loan on good rem estate security
II. J. DEI0LlA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
CHIC On SEPT IL. 1872,
AND WEST mioHIoAn R'Y.
COMO To CHICAGO

Nv. GRID RAPIDS--s:S0 an les pm oil 3spm
Ar. CHlCAGO.-........3:s5p pm 6:b pm '7:05am
hETUKNiNG FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO 800 am SIS pm oil :l5pm
Ar. GRID kAPIDS..3:55 pa l0.45 pm '6;l0am
nESroS BARBOR. ar. JOE ASp ISDI,SAPoLIs.
L,. q. $ am las 'll;S pn
Ar. u r. '6:l0 arm $3.50 pm Il :i5 pm
To- AND FROM srsEKaoV.
Ly. q. r. --.. $40 am l:2j pm b:35 pm $50 pm
AT u ---- ~ 40 am -...-..--... 5.dS pm 5:D pm
TRAyERSs CITY, NANisrEE 4 FtTOsKrY.
Lv. u. r.. ........ 40 am $50 pm
Ar i. c. .........-......... II IS pm 1855 pm
Ar. Ch'Olx .... 2:S, pm -.
Ar. Pet'y-..................... SO pm .
AT. Ma ee..-................-. 1870 pm l0:3l pm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

FOR RENT-Pieasant furnished rooms with
Il board, or day board without rooms. one
block east of postOfnee. No IS Bost~iek cor
ner Lyon street. 2o5tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms IN the Wine
gar block; steam heated. gas and bath
rooms. No. 10 South Division street l25tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26

FoR REkT-RoOaa

ADyERTIsEMENIs OF THREE LINES OR
"A more under fnls head. cents per line for
one insertion; ~ cents per line for three In
sertions. or % cents per line for one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
HERALD DESIRELETS
tEAL EaTArE CITY

ISL not better 10 buy a hone on monthly
L payments. though u taxes you Ave or say
ten years 10 pay for ~. than 10 real yeaT after
year and then not Own the home Buy OF
John b. Martin. No. IS Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-26
HELP XAETHD-PRNALR

WANTED--A good < RI 10 do general hous :
w work; French girl preferred. No. s
Third avenue. Mrs. La BOurSlier. ~
WANTED for general homework;
w must be a good seamst-ess. Mrs. Stewart
White. corner State and Washington streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11

The other anthem consisted or unpub-
lshed Lines OF Lord Tennyson's set to
music by Lady Tennyson, which was
Lord Tennyson's favorite hymn.
On Saturday last Hallam Tennyson
sent the following dispatch TO the Hon.
Robert I. Lincoln, the United states
minister to Great Britain, which reached
him at Liverpool: "Will you bs pail
tearer on Wednesday at 1890 at West
m inster Abbey?
Minister Lincoln replied: "Your tele-
gram reached me Just as am sailing for
America. regret most deeply that my
departure prevents me from accepting
your kind invitation and having the
honor of representing my countrymen on
tnis occasion, so affl citing all the world
and not less mournful to America than
10 England"
Lord Tennyson's family were anxious TO
lave America represented among the pail
bearers, and they asked Henry White,
S cretary OF the American legation TO act
in place OF Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. White sig
fed his acceptance of the invitation.
All the members Of the Tennyson fam
ily assembled at Aldworth yesterday to
take their last look at the dead before
he coffin lid was closed and screwed
down. No change had occurred in the
features since death, and the poet looked
"a though he was in restful sleep.
Many OF the lines OF age hau peen erased
10y the hand OF death and the face was
calm and peaceful. Lady Tennvson was
the last to leave the room in which the
remains were lying, and alone in the sac
redness OF her sorrow, she baoe final
ndiou to him who was all the world to
her.
After L7dy Tennyson had withdrawn,
the laurel wreath that encircled the brow
oi the poet was removed, but a number
OF its leaves were laid Mt the head and
feet. The arms were then brought for
ward and tho HANDS were cross d upon
the chest. Before the coffin was closed
one Of the family nurses placed small
hite package in 1t. The contents OF
this package were not divulged. Then
the covsr OF the coffin was fastened down
and many of the wreaths that had been
mt By friends and admirers we're placed
on top OF il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
THE CITY OF PRovIDENcE.
WASHINGTON STREET.

1892 the City Council OF the City OF Providence
passed the following resolutions, VIA;
Resolved That In the opinion OF IN city council
IL II desirable aud necessary 70 lay out ana widen
Washington street from Eddy street TO walker
street, making the width thereof unlf rmly sixty
feet and the northwesterly line 10 coin cide with
the p esent thwestery line OF sal I W a>hington
street. and. whereas. certain real estate VIII be
required fo- tEat purpose
Resolved, That the city solicitor be hereby dl-
rected axe application o. the supfe me Conrt OF
this State for the appointment OF conlns Ion r. OF
estima and Asses ment under and according To
the act entitled "An act In relation to the laying
out enlargng, strais htening. nrd otherwise alter-
ING streets In the City OF Providence and the acts
In amendment thereof an In addition theretp;"
and the city council hereby direct that n said ap
plicaton the city solicitor shall make apple lton
that said commissioners shall apportiOn and sess
three four tbs OF the loss and damage thereof
the persons and estates benefited thereby. In this
ratio OF the benefits conferred
Resolved. 4 hst the city clerk be herehv directed
TO give notice OF such application as soon as he
shall be Informed thereof by the city ltor,
cordng 10 the direction and In the manner required
by said act.
The City Council OF said Providence hereby give
notice that ap lication will be made 10 the supreme
q nrt OF this State. In said Providence, on Satur
day. October 22, A. ID. lS5 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the appointment OF commissioners for the purpose
afort said.
Witness: WILLIAM y. CLARKE,
s3o-l0t City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
BORDEN REVELATION"
The Story Printed Was Mostly Fake
and the Rest a Brea:h Of Faith.
MORSE is MADE VERY ANGRY.
A Lot OF irresponsible Gossip About the
Borden Case that Rests on No Better
Foundation than the Imagination of
irresponsible would-be Detectives.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE man.
ifest breach of faith on the part OF cer-
tain officers connected with the Borden
murder cases by which certain evidence
has been given to the public, has created
anger in nearly all circles here, more par
ticularly among the small coterie OF local
newspaper men, who have been favored
with the confidence OF the authorities,
with the understanding that some things
should not be printed.
Miss Borden has made many frieDos
also, because OF the broad publication OF
indelicate matters which were purposely
suppressed at the reliminary hearing.
In the pu blished story there were many
needless inaccuracies and some new facts.
These, together with some feelings OF in
dignation, have prompted some local
men TO tell what they were asked TO sup
press.
A local paper says: "a great deal is
printed regarding the family relations
which is not new.-lt- t-is-evldent-thst
somebody who has been employed by the
government in this case has told about
every secret In his possession or has CIV
en- away the same, she public TO guess
who the person was and whether or not
he fattened his pocketbook by the trans
action. Inasmuch, however, as paid
servant of the prosecution is under no
obligation TO hold his tongue, this paper
feels at liberty to disclose any informa-
tion which has come into it's possession"
IT then goes on 10 state the following
new facts in the case:
! Miss Borden was a terror to her par
ents. Her character, as manifested in
church and various religious societies,
was all that could be desired, but a
home she was not a pleasant person with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
HEBREWS FAILING.
Strikers In Pennsyivaain Responsible for
Unsuccessful Business

PITTsBURo, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE labor
troubles of the past six months are held
to be largely responsible for recent busi-
ness failures among the Hebrews in the
Wylie avenue district. Within the past
week the sheriff has attached his bills OF
sale to six dry goods and notion stores in
chat section. Several OF those falling
have branch stores III the small towns in
the vicinity, which will also go down in
the wreck. The general reason advanced
for the fall lures is that the peddlers and
small dealers supplied from the Wylie
avenue stores failed to meet their obllga-
tons, thereby preventing the merchants
from settling with their creditors.
The whole system seems to have been
one of credit. The merchants bought on
credit from eastern wholesalers, sold on
credit to the peddlers and small stores,
aud they in turn sold largely on credit TO
their customers. Among the victims OF
the panic are $. Tapolski, j. s. Friedman
and ID. Rosenthal. The latter's liabili-
ties are said To reach $4,000. 1t is said
that all the stores contain but fraction
OF the amount of their liabilities and IL
the sheriff's sales take place the New
York firms will be the losers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
MERCER COMMITTED.
The Ex-Premier of Canada Must Stand
Trial on Three Charges.


Trial on Three Charges.
QUEBEC, Oct. 11.-Judge Chauveau has
rendered judgment committing ex Pre-
mier Mercier of Quebec to stand trial on
all the charges OF malfeasance brought
against him by the attorney general.
The charges are: First-Receiving s25,-
900 payable TO the Bale des Chaleurs rail-
way, depositing in his own name and ap-
plying il to the payment OF his house
hold debts.
Second Receiving $4,000, being part OF
the subsidy voted by the legislature 10
the Herford erailway, his note to that
amount having been discounted and met
with he proceeds OF the subsidy, which
was voted later.
Third-Having been party to divert
ing the sum OF $4,000, being part OF a
subsidy to the Montreal a. Ottawa Rail-
way, from the purpose for which IL was
voted and applying it to political pur-
poses.
Mercier was admitted to bail on his
own recognition. His trial will take
place mediately.