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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
rREAspnEn's NOTICE.

City Tressareris once.
49, Grand Rapids Mich. siarca Il. IS2a
Notice is hereby gwen that tho assessar eus
foi ior grading and Gravel a. o. Qlizrrs
street, liz The city 81 Grand Rapids Is new ss
my hands. and that l Will receive pzyfnen,
thereon Tor the period oftwsu ~ savs from shL
cate. al the ONCE OF the City Treasurer. cir,
Hall.
WILLIAM HkEK.
ape City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
FOR SALE! FOR SAIL

Heass ans los Ne SIS Terrace avenue a a
house - gss- lssAi-y. 81 Is s<xlltleel ~
80 alley IN icAr
A ssnag Aesse Rnd iss Na- 81 Ncsesaels
sttset. near SfesaN. ga cay tsrEns anc a.
very lea pltce = osfGA.a toF . echNEic.
Heuse a0a lot fair size let 1xluS feet
DasksS street. sust eEss 81 faSi street. Ats
elsStEit cara hoDsc a. A Ne 4 condition.
heuse aaa iol Ne. las Thomas street. Hfs
ulsa street. eRltk lives eUt 81 los a. : 80
Is asxsOss - sci II terms % Suit buyer.
House aFa iai 40. al tsntennia stree
near Wealthy afcH az. aCGT SICre< ar Inc
HOUSE sho ist Ne. g. iogaa street nes
kAsf street The ovEer HEsf seiL Mere 10
bGfs an. nof Hlerciy advertised. hut u u -
Gene anu - ccssslHced viii sell "a most %
terms - IN soeG coalition.
House tAc act tefGlatlE avenue lneSt. b
nerth part Ct the eifs. enly ~ aswn.
New house Stth large tsf1 new. IN s0es
part al The ety.. Oh NrieGs avenue. near ht
CltA0al street and ktleet ear line.
House aAe iot q. - GA lana sRon Cs. nsa
ltlth avenue sNuer Eeb fesiseHr. wants .
sell MAKES goes Teating Investment.
Other houses Ter sals and 10 rens ~ all pari
of the city.
GEORGE ROELOFS
e Canal Street Fhene ia.
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WHAT PEOPLE WANT e e.. !: f; &C.,,

Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not 10 exceed twenty words three lines
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words TO line There
is but one price that IS quoted IN the table below.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

NoSEy TO Losv-rsr .aeyt TIN. ~ l.rs.
~ - snAf svsasfs ~ aay fern ef ecr1
sesnrtv, Ffaak A. wesnsr, s. Nsess- street
'Fksse fffs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
PECES DRUG STORE
MARSHMALLOW SOAP
10 Csnts PsY CaLr

This soap is manufactured by Scion Palmer
New fers. lt Il noi made of tsliow. but q
French posnaae. Ihese ponades arr usrc IL
making Palmer's extracts for tie hsnoker
chefs. After the oder Is washes from thea
By means OF spirits. the residue poEses Il
manufactured iato soap. or course the suppl,
OF pornace is limited aad the output az The
soap small; bur the quality is the best OF ain
soap In the msrSrt. because the pennxdes arr
composed OF the hhess materials and arc uses
flr extracting the odor from the flowers Each
cake weighs i've ounces. The snds are free
from the alkaline nature 30 injurious 10 tenrci
bands and faces. We have had IL brandse
ksrskmsiiow. 10 distinguish IL from inferior
soaps. IL cannot be purchased In the DR.,
gods stores. as the trademark ''Xsrshmab
lew" by mutual agreement. belongs to pecs
Eros. aud We decline 10 sell IL az wholesale
Try box Of tue Nsrshmalow soap and De
eide upon Its merits. Soc for three cakes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
xosBT TO LOAN.


no YOU WANT MoNEYr-If 81 you vill
~ End II 30 your advantage 80 see Ia betor.
s9Irovins.
We make ioass On housesota goods. pianos.
horses, wagons. or personal property Of znr
kl1d At the lowest Possible rates and In the
aaiesess poss BE time.
Oar leans are made without pnhileiiy and
the property - left In reBr aadistHrbed res
ss2sisa
can BE paid 20 fuil Or IN part at saF time 70
suit yopr convenience sni sny part paid re-
dneeithe cost Of carrying the loan.
~ yea owe hsizace On furnifur piano er
ather property. 80 viii par if up Ter yea and
saftr q - losz IS yoH desire
oNr o1c~s zre the NEST pleasant 70 rae cife
Anl are - arranged that parties csiins upon
y wsT es waited upoa satckiy ssd ocBrfe
s1sft.
nsE smssr thar scn have the use II both the
rfsBeyte ssd tae mo7es ana esa rsfarn the
esrsS 81 aas tn
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
F0em q Tswrr biacs,
Corner ~ Mssros. Pearl Ana cana ists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL ssso.eeo

81. I. SWEET President
J. n BARNETT. Wee PresiaenD
HARVEY J. HOLSTER Cashier.
Al cisssss u banking baslasss that are "a
harmony Nitn the National Banking Law
transacted.
Lsts-rs Of Credit. current Ia al parts 0f she
w0T q Issued Ia sums 10 suit Interest al
lssed Al 5 per eeut or time eertirc&Ies Of
DIRECTORS.
L IL. Mithes, George c. Pierce.
j n Barnett j. Gunner
81. 1--we. Joseph H. Martin.
II j. uellisier. W X. Shelby.
Willard BzTnaardt. ". o. Hugnart.
h. CrotoR FOX. /. LSettEer[.
l. E. Hawkins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
RIAL ESTATE CITY.

RIAL ESTATE CITY.
40 LITTLE WORDS. 60 snd Inform those
- who are in ueei OF 4 home. that there Is
one liisa rom thsy can purchase : nest home
ana pay or X H. SIX yeArs BY paylng - q
month witao.t iHteIesf. Dant fan 20 tel
THEM J. :. froYin. room 9. LoFstt block.
opposite sweets hotel
EoR sALE-Lot on James street. worth
sl-O1. eau DC bought for $50 if tai en- soon.
ltS
HOUSE AND TWO LOTS at Ne 81 Paris ave
a. nue.. House has tea rooms with al rod
ern e9nyehiences and newly decorated. Lots
each 30 by - feet with nEe Lawn ana large
oak trers- VIII eel hcnse aud one los II de-
sired. Tor price and terms inquire al above
number. 70tf
EoR sALE-A brick hegse at bargain. on
heli-sI-. near Berksy Gays. must be
moved before Aprii ]. Enquire al oace of
hoysi furniture Co. % oItawa-st. 80
LoK sALE-0 lots on Madison ana Dickjn-
son ases; thsss lots are In good neIgh-
ooyhood, high and dry street graded. n.
WAX ana electric light on corner, pricc : 30 TO
5000; Also new ero0ni house On Madison ave
ior sl.ioo. 'Chas. L. Mercer. Wddieofnb tGiid-
Ing; phone So IS
FOX SALE-Meve into your own home tais
spring {. ". TUFTS can sell YOU one at
less u An you could build 10 yourself and on
monthly or quarterly payments easy az rent
Seven houses now ready at from SEQ 10 s.509
each. or he Will furnish you lot al from $40
10 SltpV and the money To build. on the came
easy terms: c. w. Tufts. % ottawa street
FOR sALE-Houses ana lois IN different
parts OF the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At "a bargain. Dr.. feen-
boer. IS Bo5twick-st. sstf
FOR SALE.
- WARRANTY DEED TO A coy
FORT ABLE HOME Is WORTH A TON or
RENT RECEIPTS.
have houses and lots. and vacant lots 70
All parts OF the city 10 offer at bargains.
Prices and terms 10 suit. Money TO loan on
good real estate security.
WILLARD r. GRIFFITHS.
No. Canal Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
sIsls By Her sTstAer.

Ia the meantime evidence has been
secured showing that Mrs Moore was
bltndly infatuated with james Semple,
. hired man IN her husbands employ
The man apparently paid no attention
20 hsr advances but had repeatedly
aaked Mr.. Moore TO DC allowed to marry
the daughter, Bet. lie, aud paid her as
s-duoas attention All the evidence
tends 10 show that Mrs Moore. in
her furious jealousy. took tho op-
,persp atty 20 Kill her own child in the
Inoss horrible nannsr possible. Tue
facts Of the cage and Der efforts to
throw suspicion GA the Hackney won,-
en- have caused intense excitement
Ths officers con Silently exp>ct that
Mrs Moore viii break down ard make
= confession
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
NJ. w. NORTHROP

St LII NA1lDNAL tiIt tANk.
Has ToE EKSf
large IA room hesse with al modern NJ
prefements. No iai PARIS ave- &C. b
tween Cherry street - Il esltEs ave $40 =
house On Union street near caerry ST.
all mocsra improvements & g.
tea room house. No llsQ Fifth avenue. ]. y
house en- iianRa street. seoeaG Goer
from Madison avenue convenient fe
Also suits al rooms On block corner Esst
street and fiita avenue ..-.~.........-- so
foe sALE:
large fine house with all modern i'm.
provemeats. No 70 Lasraye street very
cheap ............. a. %
J. new house and barn on South Union
street. ..-............-. IN
houee No 80 louiA street ......-....-- J -
houses on Harlan street. Nos. =, f9 aud
- AL. -.-....,-. $3.50. g. 100 and ! 81
houses on West Side. south oi Leonard
street 81 from .........-..... $50 70 sec
Also vacant lotsiB direrert parts 81 the city
Money furnished - bald. Terms 70 suit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
GARD TABLES AT COST.

As LENT is here. RadcIIff 4 Holt offer
"A at ccst their k9Gar- and oblong folding
tables. Come early if you want a useful
article cheap. Telephone 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
--a--
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisloss. Ess.

CHICAGO. March r.
T'LorE-Quiet and ffm- Spring Wheat Pat
fsts, ~ soGAoo; Rye. sAt5G,5cs: Winter Whea,
Flour Patents, 81 5c14ro: SsraiShts, g. 3o3 a.
WHzAr-fulee wsalFer and prices lower No
cash ars March. 7si&0S0He; May. SoAGcfSs
cosr-Fairly active and frmer. No q
DA sEHs. Ne. & S5sls. No. yellow, 3sas:
aarch iEciAe under May Mar. HssSs;
JEns, T40SSHe: July. sSce5sXc-
oATs-Nere steady No cash. T49HSc;
bsy. Es4>ac. samples steady. No ia
-so; Ne White, 2o52sisc. No 2 27acsrse;
Rs. White, a9sses30Hs
RrE-Dun ans lower. No cash, stG7s1c;
No. 3 75c. May delivery, 7s0sos.
BARLkr-Dsnalc light and market Quiet.
Bound fair 70 ehoace. istD55e: Szse1Ad, inferior
10 gsod, JS9+oc
MSS PoRK-Active sud higher Cash % s7E
DssS. May. sla iO3laio. July 80 aJssi0 nv
LARD-Quie. ara Erasr. Casa, t6i1y1S l7Js
esy. fsiT1ci.s; July Sc -
PorLzEY-Livs Chickens, i11.iiHc per ID !:
Live Turkeys, s1l2>se per ID: Live DUCKS I'D
Esc per ID. Live Geese 81 oesis 90 ysr dszer
BurTER-Crsarnsry is3esHs. Dairy. isea5c:
Packing Stock. iAci7o
OILS wiseensin Prime White, zzc; Water
White, nc; Michigan Prime White, sy:c; va
FER White, i9Ne; Indiana Prime whi5o. &c:
Sstsr Waite. iec; Headlight, rs test ss.c:
s.soline. 81 deSs. nc, "a acss, skc
Lr2roEs-Distlled Spirits steady a. a. 10 Der
yzl for finished goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

WssAr-steady April. 9S i-i5&.5kc: May
eae7s1c; June. siSs!Ss: July. sif9siyc;
Angus. sokEsihc; Sepsenser. e0A4Dao
CoRs-Fi.m. Nc rD. duh Es ., s7H4tsxe:
S'eaner mixed. i6H 343tse
oArs-Quiss and easier Western. 3%3sio
PEovIsToSs-Beef duh. steady. Ext-a mess
y s'8s5 30 family, sii eoRiiSs PERI Moderate
IL active, steady New meas. 81. 3oaI1 %. old
mess. - y9I0o. ertra prime, sta Lard
quiet s.esu-rsndered. ssss
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" s.ssssss4 ssss. .ss \ sss.ss' sy,s.
ylen istf
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FsrsoInux-Slow. Standard white, 40 deg
test 6'sc; - gasoline. &c. Sc gssSsins. Ioc. g
esphtha. 6ssc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
SHE SLEW HER GIRL
a Mother Kills Her Beautiful
Daughter
THROUGH HER MAD JEALOUSY
The Woman, Infatuated with a Man
Wac Wanted 20 Wed Her chnd,
SI1ys the LATER.

cHARLEsTos. w. Va. March "a -
narion ). Moore. a beautiful Young
woman SO years of age. has been ar-
rested here for one OF the NEST horri bic
crimes on record Mrs Moore was mar
risd when she was i6. Her eldest eaild
was handsome girl Of H. Two weeks
ago tie ehild was found murdered
IA the house, her throat having been
cut from ear - ear with razor. All
tAe family were absent az the time.
Airs Moore claimed that as she was re-
turning home she saw a womas named
Eliza Hackney leaving the house, and
on her evidences the Hackney woman
was arrested, charged with the crime
The evidence failed entirely TO connect
her with the crime. and SIZE WA dis
charged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
FRED S. CLARK,
LINCOLN BOWEN.
Real Estate Exchange.
ORANGES.

20 Acres near Tampa. Florlda.i acres planted
TO oranges. bear This year; Can be
bought At bargafn. or Will trade for
Grand Rapids property.
Kansas Snrms-I60 Acres. Ia Bette Co
Rausas. muss from Msund Valley.
e s S psp Sr nsi ara ss ore GssSEy
peaches. grapes. etc. eood bsrn and
heIse. ail fenced; good water; will eel
or trade.
3i5 Acres. Greenwood Co. Kansas. small
house, sprlag water; only miles from
railroad; I've town. II you wan, bar
Esas 1s% 4 ss Sreo s.aSI,a.s
mission Business for sale. Call Oh us
fer particulars.
WE WILL PAY
$4,000 For house ana lot. 7th ward cast of
non railroad tracks.
FOR SALk-Nest side; tenement ra.s; are
occupied ~ good TENNIS
$4,000 WIN buy In next 90 DAYS a fine rest
aelce progeIty GA seath Lafayette at.
$500 Boys one Of those elegant lot. on Ter.
race ave; Pennyis addition: lets nd
Joining asking Se01.
$500 Transfers tae fitie to sroom house en-
Clancy 81.
S11oo Two new 7-room houses north part OF
city. slloV each; 500 down, take your
own time for balance.
SSooo For modern house on CSss street. built
lsst year.
$4,000 For let and two houses on South La
$4,000 For 8 large lots. 1t-room house good
barn. West Bay City. Or ex change for
ely property.
$1,000 For house aud lot on west side Fourth
street.
Vacant lots all parts city ranging In price
from $40 To $4,000.
We have large list farms; some bargains.
Two mites south of city can sell YOU or n
acre lots for gardening. $50 per ace: sil1
down. balance yearly payments 20.
so scres In Kansas. on L. r. X n. corners
on LIVE town; exchange city property.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REALLY.
CLARK & BOWEN,
,punNE 10 OF N HAIL. I, ~ ~ n y NJ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
REAL GsTATE-couNTRY.

hhAb hSTATE-COUHTRT,
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN-A 100 acre
farm with good buildings and orchard I;
ABOUT miles north of city limits on good
road Tag CART. Wolcott Ganson. q ANA q
Monroe-sg. IS
FARMING is beginning to paw asain. ifyou
have city property you can't Sell turn it in
for good farm. There IS both money and
iealth In IL. Call oil John Il. Martin IS Canal
street.
EOR SALE-An eighty acre farm. improved,
on easy terms. Charles Mosely. as Lyon
street. go
FOR SALE-Great bargain;a leo acre farm
with good buildings and orchard about
tour Eilesno OF city limits on gravel road
1GEart. W olcott d. Ganscn, Nos Is x q Monroe
street Is
FARM FOR SALE-A desirable farm of 2Io
Il acres. three miles from city limits on good
gravel road ana abost three miles from W. M
a. AID I. sociffys new fair grounds; fine new
housc. two barns with stablinc for 80 he ad car.
tie and abundance Of gosd water; has been
used for d airy farm for q numb er OF years and
Is In q high state of cultivation; wIli be sold
at bargain II sold soon. Also farm of 50
acres. two and half miles from city limits and
one and one-Quarter miles from above fair
grounds: soil sandy loan. fair house. good
attached; vineyard of three of choice grapes.
together with other fruits. This farm would
plat into acre property ana the right man can
make sumo money out of IL. Also 10 acre fal m
two and half miles from city limits and one
and half mites fspns above fair ground. on
ings; VIII sell or exchange for fine residence
In city. For further particulars address
n. Rice, II North Division street. Grand Rap
les. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

nor SALE-An eighty acre farm. improved,
street. go
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Good residence property for
stock Of dry goods and groceries. VI
box :. This once. s.
WhSTEp-An the soung mon I'm Graai
Rapids 10 step In and see what can do
for them on new spring suit or pair of pants
made TO order. Voigt. Herpolsheimer 4 Co.
HORSES NiBterea In box stalls upon the
IA ground. AZ reasonable rates payable when
the herss f. taken away. Horses delivered %
ana from me farm Telephone ny Office g
~ nv house 81. Ny driver az the house vii
take horse inimediatiS, II necessary. NJ. b.
Church.
FOR RENTING Geo. III. White home stead
corner North Division and Fountain SIS.
~ row for rent 10 desirable party for y term
OF cue. two or three ye.Fs. Apply for Que
week to Mrs Gee. n. White. 81 Fountain 81.
5S6dlN
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FOR sALE-Grocerv stock and fixtures for
Ellsworth avenue. dw25
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EOR SALE-Machine shop. Inquire Al
South Front street. 50
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E0R SALE-The 81. Ledger restaurant at IS
Canal street; seating capacity lol; first
Class patronage books open for Inspection.
(. A. Wall. Prop. 50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
HELP WANTED-PEMALs.

ttANTED-Giri for general hausework; Ger
w man ar Sweae preferred: best wages
paid. \ Northeast cor. Gold and California-sts.
So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07

They Were Attached for Debt While
She was at Funeral.

she was At ~ Eunerat.
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 6-During Mrs.
Paran stevens absence yesterday in Low
ell, Mass, where she was called by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Ransom Reed,
the entire contents of her stables, includ-
ing seven carriages, two horses, a pony
and cart aud "A number of harnesses, were
attached tor debt by deputy sheriff. The
entire lot was sent off TO a livery stable.
where they remained during the night.
This morning the property was released, a
bond covering the amount OF the claim
being given.
The action was brought by +. p. Gar
rettson * Co, grocers, who came here
from New York several years ago, and
have since enjoyed a large part of the
fashionable summer trade in that line
The claim amounts to about $780, aud is
for goods furnished from the store. 1t is
understood that Mrs. Stevens disputes
the bill on the ground thai IL covers arti-
eles furnished 10 employees in her house
without her knowledge or consent, and
consumed by them, aud not herself.
Mr. Garrettson says ne dld not know of
Mrs. Stevens affection when he began ac-
ton. Mrs. Stevens will fight the claim
in the courts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
DYNAMITE AT HOMESTEAD.
An Attempt to Blow up a Lot of Non.
Union Workmen.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. THE old time
excitement was renewed this morning
for time when it became known that a
bold attempt had been made to blow up
a building in which fifty non-uuion men
employed in the mills were sleeping.
Either giant powder or dynamite was ex-
ploded under the building wrecking it
quite badly.
Several OF the men were badly bruised,
but none seriously injured. The attempt
was made about o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
THE
Misses and Children S
CLOAK Department.

A multitude of sizes in numberless
styles that are necessary to conduct
a CLOAK BUSINESS with any de-
gree Of success these days requires
room, and plenty of it. We have
room now and have the goods too
the most magnificent array of gar
ments for Misses and Children's S
wear ever brought together, and we
want you to come and see them.
Maybe you don't want to buy at all,
but come, you're just as welcome
either way.
Besides the styles and the qualities,
there's a price interest here that
good manv people have learned
about. Does price interest your
We have a splendid weighty long
garment for school girls, garment
stylishly cut and made to wear.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07

FOR SATURDAY.
One hundred cases Early June Peas, lie.
Fifty cases Wax Beans, lOc
Fifty cases Tender Sweet Corn. &C.
One ton Sweet Potatoes, 10 lbs. for CSC.
Fruits ana Confectionery at very low prices
Box OF Connections with each pound Of 1cL
Call and try sample cup OF our 35c. Java Coffee 3
lbs. for 81. ALDRiCH ALEXANDER,
62 and 6i Wey ybosset st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
THE WEATHER.

Weather for this evening-Clear.
For to-morrow-Clear.
The THERMOMETERS.
Temperature from 9 A. NJ. Oct. 6, to
"a NJ. Oct. Z:
Highest, SO; lowest, 46; mean. 81.
The Tide for To IN Irrow.
High water at PROVIDENCE at 9:33 A.
M, and 1907 L. NJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
Mr.. Depew Rises to Remark.

NEW YORK. Oct. &c. NJ Depew states
that the Naaderbilt's have no connection
in any manner Iirectly or indirectly with
road.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
weather Indications.

NAsH.NoToN, Oct. z. - Forecast for
New E1glanf Warmer; generally fair
Weather Fric;y; probable showers in
northern portion Friday night or Satur-
day; southwest winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
Passed In Concurrence.

The following passed In concurrence:
Resolution { lay water pipes in Frost
street; resolution to concrete sidewalks
on Bishop street; an ordinance providing
for the appointment of an additional
supervisor of drawing resolution dedi.
eating land recently purchased, adjoining
Hayward Park, for park purposes, and
making the same part OF Hayward
Park; resolution directing the City Treas
urer TO hire not exceeding q, ,5OO, 900 for
uhs irnp-cred sewerage srpte-s resolution
ufrectinR the E1fn8r5kaisshfr 0f rublir
Norss 10 purchase Besee'hsis, 8ld ~ con
tract for buil'llng vnart .t tao Kew
CoALlAyEp vS gAsk "
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-05


SECRETARY NOBLE assures the coun-
try in his annual report that the gov
ernmeut directors of the Union Pacific
railroad have unanimously endorsed the
old Sidney Dillon plan of debt c%ten-
sion. We should have been very much
surprised if the directors had not unani-
mously endorsed that or any other plan
which the Union Pacific managers de-
sired them to endorse. The Union
Pacific government directors have been
unanimous ever since the days of Gov
ernment Director Snow, who is said TO
have tried to hold up the road for the
mere tritle of S25,0 to satisfy his con-
scientious scruples. But since his day
government directors have not been so
particular about triiles
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-05
g for a settlement with the Pacific


OMAHA has REACHED that stage OF her
growth that demands Mt tho hands of
her local CAPITALISTS concerted effort In
the inaugurauoh OF enterprises that
promise to- incredse her manufacturing
facilities and extend her commerce.. In
other words, Omaha capitalists must ex-
hibit by their own investments tho con-
fdence they prot,,ss in the future of this
city, Nluny OF our millionaires have
acquired theirwealth by the advance in
corner lots and the conversion of corn
fields into suburban residence property.
This mode OF accumulating wealth does
not build up city. Men who have
made their fortunes by the spontaneous
growth of Omaha and by the super
human eXertions of u handful OF really
live, wide.awnke business men who have
ventured into various enterprises should
not be allowed to shirk thetH duty to
contribute toward pushing the work
which others have begun.