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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09

ClNclNNA!I, O., Jan. s.-FlouE firm. Wheat
bushels. Corn firm; No. !! mixed 49c. Oats
quiet and firm; No. . mixed SiIIc. Rye dull
md weak: No.290c. Pork irmar AZ Sll vi. Lard
ir!ner nj So l.ii%. Bulk meats firm at IS 50.
bacon quiet at 81 35. Whisky steady ut 81 IS.
Butter sugar and cheese strong. Eggs unsettled
and heavy ut 19c,
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. S.-Whcat active and firm:
No. cash 9!3AC; Jannary 93c; February 9iXc;
May S14c. Corn dull; No. cash .iyc, Oats
qu!St; cash S1&c. Rye nominal nj SIC. Clover.
SEED steady; prime cash 80 IS; january s. 49,;
February and March S. Is. n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09

PuILADELPnrA. Pa Jan. s.-Flour dill.
Wheat lower; No. red January 9Sa0S%$c; Feb.
rhary Dl4caSl 90; March 81 Dial Oily; April
81 0?Ghl %. Corn,irn; No. 4 white Joe: no.
2 mixed January 5lahl}lc: February, AIarch and
April 5OI3aj0iEc. Oats steady; No. 8 white S9c:
No; white january S9a3gISc: February, March
and April SSisaS9}}4c. Butter firm: Pennsylvania
vauia lrsts Csc -, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09
others unchanged.

NEW YORK. Jan. S-Flour. receipts 1900
barrcls;- exports 1000 barrels; market Slender
and am moderately active: sales 1900 barrels.
wheat receipts 1885, 900 bushels: exports 30j eco
i sales ISIS, 900 bushels OF futures and
E2,ooO bushels OF spot: market weaker: No. 3
red 81 GOAL 00H; ungraded red 93Acasl coz:
options dull and lower; No. Q red january 81 OiX
a. O-2SAl G25E; February 81 02tial O3jsHl 033a;
March 81 0l1s; April 81 051S; May 81 03l15al 0lH
a oiss; June 81 o. Rye firm: western gScasl Of.
Barley HSEc. Corn. receipts 276,OOO bushels: ex.
ports lii,OOD bushels: salcs ,625 600 bushels OF
futures and $4,000 bushels OF spot; market
nriner; ungraded mixed iOa53c: January 5l;Zc; J
February sic: March J05sa5I1 gable: April SIX
n5ltsa5lC: May jDI%c Oats, rcceinVs al .O)O
bushels: exports SIT ,Ol0 bushels rsaes $4,000
bushels OF futures md $4,000 bushels OF spot:
market Irregular: January 3G5Sc: February size;
May spot No. 2white 3SIIn39Ac;
western mixed &c aSSlac: No. Chicago 81 %a3Se
nay quiet Hops firm. Coffee steady and sails
points down. Sugar firm md quiet. Molusscs
irm. Rice firm. Tallow quiet and steady.
Kosin quiet Turpentinc quiet at 3ia3i &c. Eggs
irmcr: western 80 :a26,Sc Pork quict mess
~ I9aio %; extra prime - 50. Cut meats steady.
Lard higher, strong and more nctivc; western
steam SGS7H; january So &C: February Sc &c;
March 81 20; May S. 75a6 S2aG 81. l,utterl firm;
western western dairy 15a22c; do creamery @Oa3lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09

BALTIMORE. Mn. Jan. S.-Wheat steady; No. .
81 0!al t4.ti: March SID {; May 81 054 receipts
26;olo bus Corn steady; mixed spot 81 Ia
5ls9c Ilnuusy jlllu5l2sc: February and March
SotlaeAc: receipts $4,000 bushels: shipments
S.,Ce0 bushels: Oats quiet; receipts 5000 bushels
rye, lFmer: No. 97c; receipts 2.00J bushels
Hay firm; good TO choice timothy sl3 00ali 80.
B B firm. Eggs steady II, &c. Coffee steady:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09

Cumberland accommodation. s:1Oh m, daily
except Sunday. jtss ~
Grafton accommodation. 2:lo p. M, daily.
Moundsville accommodation. $40 q. m, e1.
ccpt Sunday, and 2:lO p. m, daily. ,'gIsest
Cameron accommodation. 800 p. m. except
Sunday. ~ -Ia 40, : sis17e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

!. baggage checked through TO destination q
!, W J: ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent pas.
i All. DANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Parkcrsburg. W. Va ~. S"Ne'S'>si
~ J; g. ToNLissos, Passenger Agent Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09

Mss poRK-cash S. 87i:aS so: January $40 Goa
II sail IS; My sll 30all S211::ali 50.
LAED-Cnsh So q; January Sc 9oaG 25aG2j;
May 50 iOa5 5Tl4a6 81
SIioEr klrs.Cash s. 5oa5 20: January s545a
571aa1 55ls; May S. 75a5 gUu5 49,
SilouLDEIsS,Si 5Oa4 6!L5;,short clear s. S5aj 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09

CHICAGO. Jan. s.--whcat made weak start TO.
Jay and for II time II looked rs though II had no
strength left. The break OF yesterday had cx.
hausled their margins on many deals and
Drought the property on the market. The longs
their holdings, while there was still good deai
OF bold aud vigorous short selling. Lower cables
helpeu 10 develop early weakness, and for time
the outlook was IdcmOnlIzing and the prices
wont OIL over lc from yesterdays close. hut on
thls break the selling suddenly came to halt,
Then the cold wave began TO cause some uneasi.
ness for winter wheat New York reported
cicarancGs in wheat and flour about 800 900 bush
els; anu pork starting on boom all combined
10 1ring abouta sharp reaction Some OF the
me market continued strong to the close in
spite OF the fact that late cables were NIL weak.
: Com was fairly active mud Stronger. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09
THE R0BBER..

fSm Inc FTeneh d Guy Dc Iloupas.alu Translated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

rarely discovered one of the few
,srevions nnds Of the Kind WAS
'aa<.e in the year 1880 ia our own coan-
~ Of SUSSEX On that occasion cuv.er.
shs eelearated Eataralisf. pronounced
sAat the specimens seat him eppex~
szined 20 the igrsnodon tribe. Pereeiv-
Ing the Importance Of the Berrissars
discovery. the Belgian government took
the MISTER up and excavations were
vigorously prosecuted. with the re-
salt that upward Of 100 tons Of
bone were seat 10 Brussels Ia
twenty-five wagons To protect
them from perixhsng from exposure
to the air, the bones - which had
besn carefully numbered according
10 the position where they were found
were coated with plaster and
wrapped Ia cl,th. Whea this cover
ing wss removed tho bones were
dipped In boiling gelatine. which ro
stored their original tirmaess. and Their
twelve years being consumed in the
operations - the i've skeletons ex-
hibitsd In the Natural History museum
IT Brussels were laboriously built mp
out Of these fragments As our en-
craving shows the iguanodons were
creatures Of great size and Of kan
gAroo-hke appearance. from their habit
ct standing ca their hind legs II v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
ALL OF THEM MAI
The Kansas Trouble Leads u
to a State of War.
TROOPS ORDERED TO REPORT
And be Ready 70 Suppress any outbzeal
--Jpdse Boskin all be Requested
TO Resign His oasee-

AsxALoa. Kan. Jan. AT a.
"Wednesday AdIs Gen. Roberts reaehe.
acre with seventy-ave soldiers unds,
the Immediate command of coL Rick
seeker. OF Sterling. He brought
four days rations for his company
and made arrangements for more sup
plies To come By rail- The intention OF
Gen- Roberts Is 10 assist the duly au-
thorized authorities Ia the execution OF
the law. He ID NOT here. he says. to
take any body's part on any side.
Judge Estkin and his follow
ers were awaiting the arrival OF
the train, all armed with winehestsrs
Judge sotkin carried also . big six
shooter in hls cartridge belt and many
others were similarly armed
Boskin's first speech to Adjt Gen
Roberts WIS that he wanted arms He
would rather have fifty armed
and mounted deputies. he said.
than all the nilitiamen in Kan
sas. Betkin wired the governor
again To send leo stands Of arma He
also wants the troops kept here three
weeks and the county placed under
martial law. Gen Roberts has tele-
graphed the governor for instructions
on this point
Gov Humphrey sent . dispatch to
Judge Botkin Wednesday night In
which be says: IF the civfl authorities
are una ale To serve warrants for the AR
rrest of parties properly charged with
the killing of Daan. Gen. Roberts will
- - ~
be held subordinate to the civil su-
thorisy." Tho governor also sent .
dispatch to Gen Roberts in which he
declared that the state would not
place any arms in the hands Of Bot
kin's gang Of deputy sheriffa II the
runs were furnished Botkin would arm
his partisans and begin . war Of exter.
nination-
TOPEKA. Kan, Jan z-Petitions
will be circulated throughout the
state urging the governor TO call an ex-
va session of the legislature for the
purpose o. redistricting southwestern
Kansas The several county massacres
following so closely upon the acauittai
OF Brennan, Sam Woods murderer, be-
pause no jury could be secured. has
srou ed public sentiment all over the
stste. Attorney General Ives. in IN inter
view, stated that there was no way in
which great crimes could be punished
In the southwest unless the legislature
would disorganizc the counties having
small population and attach them to
the more popalous counties Gov.
Humphrey said that he would have all
the ringlsaders in the Seward couu-
~ mob arrested, but admitted
that therc was no likelihood of any
punishment being imposed. He said
that he would urge upon the first legis-
laturc convened the necessity for redis-
tricting the state Unless Judge Thco-
dosius Botkin. of the Thirty-sscond
judicial district. resigns his resignation
will be requested IL Is admitted by
the state officials that there will be no
peace in the six counties over which he
presices until he is removed from the
bench
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
THE AGE or POLITICS.
A Interesting Lecture BY . Fnnous PRO
fessor % Vienna, Austria.

A Interesting Lecture BY . Famous Pro-
fessor % Vienna, Austria.
''Public spirit in the nineteenth cen
tury," was q theme lately treated by
Prof. DIR. Adolrh Eraner of the Univer-
the necessity Of particular promotion o!
the spirit Of patriotism in the students.
The spirit OF modern society. he said. IL
exclusively anc one-sidc,lly determined
by natural sciencc, which has caused
neglect of the development Of political
discernmcnt Nothing attracts the at
tention of the general public at prescn,
but subjects of natural science, even
women profess being interested in these
questions, and, on the other hand, to b.
Indifferent TO the facts and relations o,
the political world. This spirit of the
exact sciences has even infected men OF
law and philosophy, who will reduce
criminal law to psychology, will talk OF
the physiology" of law, of love, of art,
will lecture on the physiological meth
cd' of law and write books of man,
volumes on the structure and life OF
the body Of society" II is an influence
of this physical spirit that people con
tenn the past ages of the world, ever
going so far as to hold the middle age.
and actually also the empire OF ancier,
Rome in contempt.
A change must come and il is already
preparing: the historic, political school
IT research has resumed its labors with
courage and frankness- This reaction
Is also necessary rcsultof events. The
new csvakcniry OF constitutional life,
the immense creations % great states
men in the scrvice of popular ideas and
The wonderful problems Offering for so
luton on the basis of broader principles
ard which everybody knows cannot be
solved by measuring and weighing or
by logarithms and equations, all these
circumstances have infused new energy
Into politics as science and a popular
interest. 1t will require ell the wisdom
and power of the political spirit TO
solve these difficulties and avoid fatal
crises in the state organism attempting
TO assign 70 the fourth estate its Just
position in the social organization II
Is the struggle with this problem which
will make the twentieth century q po-
litical age, aud nobody must hope to bc
able to All his place in it unless he shall
bsve acquired sufficient political edv
cation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
FOUND

In the last few DAYS some big bargains. ana +.
want you to have the btnehf. One OF them II
No. ils Crescent avenues in a splendid Eesrh
borhoodi house nearly new: large eorner 10.
room Ior another house has a GOOD barn n,
adjoining lot. ! can sell that &c you on cas-,
terms and viii make the price for fev DAY
only SEQ. ! have 20 feet on Mt yernos
street with two modern houses and large ssrs
that xiil sell you for what the lets are worth
Can and see the bargain / have. sinai
house and large lot on Logan street. west a
East street which I viii cell for $500. sinai
payment down. balance as renI I haycs
large house. nearlv new large barn on Tifl
avenue. near Union street. that you can bu,
cheap and on your own terms: viii take sacan
lot or lots - part pay; call and will sl.orf
toyoa- Have several new houses In the cas
part OF city for sale cheap and on easy term.
l have large list Of houses and lots ana va
cant lots which win pay you 10 look over Ia
fore buying j have small house on LoSa,
street 10 rent for s. per moath; near Eax
street; house corner OF Coli AID Sewberr
street. very modern. only $40; IL you want any
thing In my line call and see me. IarselIst
farms for sale and exchange. Eighty acres a
Ada for 500 on your own tine OF viii q.
chanssfor something In the city.
J. W. closTERHouSE.
Phone IS. II can,i stre..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Jan. =.
Ffoua-Quiet Spring wheat Patents $40
14@: RYE ~ sSztso0; Winter Wheat
Flour Patents A5oetTo: straightz NsnG
4G
wHr4r-Ruled weaker and prices lower TO.
casa aud JaaaarT, ssla2ss&e, Msy, Hhc
s5Ac.
COW Moderately active AMI easier Ne. g
and Ne yellow. sssc. No. 5. s.A0s7Sc No.
ysllow Sc: January. IS. s3ssc; February.
sszsse. March, aseAsc.
oArs--Ezsier No. . cash. 20a2ssc; Jam
arr. ssssss.e May sisest4e. samples easy.
No 4 ss.saspe. No white Das3c; No. q
p,<onc No waite. sssssse
RYs-weaker. No. cash, Sc; MAJ. a.
Gsxs
Rssfsy-sappiy snail. Market steady
Samples pa sc for inferior 10 common; ssa
soc Cor fair 20 good: ssosse Tor choices. aud se3
Csc for extra
Msss posx~rs,her active and prices high
e. Qsstaslens ranged ~ HiaSos - FOR
cssa ga sssafo.s7H for January. and sii 40
fIs-< fc~ May
tAss rrssl.x moderately active and prices
steady = riees fssees 81 - ssss1e - for cash
~ fs,s % - tor Jaassfy, ssa - sy3s az Cor
MAJ
prrrss -cr.smsry. 1895; ps'ry. isesse.
rzekias steck. fotse.
pousTas Lss. gsissens e><zss per -
1--we Tafksss soss per ~. Live paess - Zoe
Ger IN, 3 Live 0esss - Sses - per sesea
ous-W&eeHsss PRISE waits ses Water
Whste sast nsehtsss Prime WhftA ssses
wssss Wsfss. 49, issffsss Prime waite. So
wAs~r wkas iess Ifesdligsk i tess ssssl
es-slis. o. s<ss lee - aga she
Iaasass nssfiaes Spirits fsnsssa arm 81
- sssss sf D. 10 per s>i - sassh<d sssss
Nf~ Yess Tsa 2
WsssY~fs sxd a~tFsssss isoi<s isses
- sssefen@st FensFk 5ssaseys o. - - - s
hsssn. sssafosss Aptl4 q ft1fess<
Mas Aas&AIss "a 4aae, ti6sSiet.
fssas-AA aali st&sss iessf, sess- NJ
ssa48ss4ei stss~zf afses. sfe.
fsas Dad sd ssEy ~eetsra sg3tsse
fnsszsxexs ~ossi ssisk &s4s &ses ~ y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
]. G. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-Nicc large brick house. 10 rooms
besides halls. cellar under whole house.
with furnace. 10 feet OF porch. nice large shade
street; located in southeast part Of city; will
exchange Tor good vacant property or small
farm. inquire of ]. q. Alexander. Is Lyon-st.
han, cellar under Whole house; front and
side porch; good well and cistera; lot 80 feet
front; only three doors from Cherry street
ears; east front; price only $500 IL sold soon
this is a bargain. Inquire Of j. q. Alexander.
IS Lyon.st.
kOk SAILS vacant lots. fne section of
ChsrrySt. and Lake-aye.. fine shade trees
in fronts price for next 30 days. SOC to S600
each; cant be beat for the money.
Inquire OF j. e.. Alexander. Court blk. rs
Lyonst Phones 37.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

F,ouR AID rEED-Ialy White. $3.50; Patent
3 70 Z ewt: buck wheat iour. 81 60 p cwt; corr
meal. 50 3 ton; feed. SlpaS.l per ton. mid
tliaga ss)a ton; bran. SIS 4 ton: SHIPS. SO q
ton screenings. SIS 3 ton.
MEkr-Pork steak. Ice; roast. Zoe; ribs. sc,
tendcrloin. l21<c; ham. lie beef steak. seslec
roast. Sd Ice; rib. &c; mutton. collie; sPifr;
lsmh, 6aioc; spring chicken. H@loe; turkeys
li1'l6e; ducks. lie1l6c.
PRODucs-Bufter. nc: eggs. &c; potatoes
50c = eu; beets. l5c Il PIX onions, -5350c y PIX
beans. tlc = PIX apples. 3ocpsSc v PIX; grapes
Zoe &c p Id; pears Sbc6r roc = doy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.'s
REVISED LIST OF
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

Ten acres OF excellent garden land one mil
south OK Burton avenue. for sale or rent.
Handsome lots on the Ben Phllo addition
on Burton asenne. near Division street. 10
sale; also the house and barn on said MA
with garden spot. for sale or rent.
Webase a nne tract OF hardwood timber
convenient 10 market aad sicoe cash to er
change FOR desirable residence.
We have rae list 81 desirable city propert,
for sale or cxchsngc for good improved farms
Pine and HARDWOOD tlmsere3 lands ia tt,s
upper and lover peninsulas of Michigan 4,
large or small tracts, also In Wisconsin
Minnesota aud the South sale AZ barxa,ns
also mineral lands. farms. etc. in al paris o.
the couatry.
Acre property. suitable for Plating. for SAX
on easv terms
We take full charge OF property. advertise 4
for reat and coilec. and remit rents ~ sls re
aanum.
Desirable suite OF rooms on Sewberry stree
for rent.
Call and see us IL you desire 10 sell. buy. rem
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
q Wondersy Building.
pAone C6s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
GRAND RArIps. MARKETS


trSaIS-wheat. sse; cora. zoe; oats. ssc; sc
"a; barley. 8. 10 q cwt: glekwheat. 4oc Z bu-
MkAr-Beel. 4l4esIc; pork. q ssess,e; mutton.
&c; spr:lg kihb. s9se; fow = &c. spring
chicken: lie; veal. &c; turkeys. llsiZei
ducks. fl4tiae.
PEopUcz--B Butter. sec; eggs. 1c; potatoes.
sc q bu; beets. Bic = bu; onions. zoe = bu;
beans. sl.D IN; honey. I5es apples. So
= bbl, 75sssi. - = bu.
HAY-Tinothy. si5@ 10 z ton; clover. sisSii
= ton: ST. av % = tan.
WaoL--N ssued. aGa2Sc; mnwashed. i4er DC.
iiiDss kss fAfAows-t;reeD. 4c; steers. ov n
% lbs. a1sc; cured. sec calf skins. green, D.
calf skins. cured. tl.c: fa.loU. rough. Iac;
pelfS 6Ocfe 81 %; dekin Rare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

CsfeAGo. Jan Z.
CArrlx-H srkst moderately sctiTa AID
rather se3s- quotations. ragged ~ - =
tao soF choice 70 extra shipping steers
0<s ID fcF good - choice VA s6s0
1s5 for fair 70 COED. e o18so fos
common % med am Do: = so2ss 40 ler euteE
srs Steers 81 s5<,e.s3 for Stcrktrs. s2-213
sso for Texas Steers: q ta.>a s. Tor fessefs
tLaoa2 - fer Cows. f.ss13oo tor Bulls. and
a.. so g 1or.Feal CAVES
hoes-sasksf fairly active Opened rather
steady. bal ruled easier later sales ragged
a a. i0<>s - Tor Pigs; e. sIs 70 Tor ight
As0<Sss % fer rough pseiEiag. - sossi 10 FOG
mired, ana &-sstais ~ heavy facii1s aad
shipping lots
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
THE SILK WALK.
Z. rs Almost Everything Nov.6ays to Ne
In style.

r. u Almost Everything Novs6ays to ne
In style.
Two girls were walking down the
avenue the other day. they were both
vc-y stylish and well dressed. but they
locked "a il their clothes had been
r-adc NJ home by woman who scwcd
by the day. Another girl passed them
ss n rapid pace, whose light cloth suit
had an unmistakablc Paris cut Her
black hat was very high in the hack.
her feather was very fluffy and she
walked with q curious motion. a stimuli
saneous one of the shoulders and hips.
and as she passed there was sound OF
silk-swish. swish.
II bet that Ia New Yorker. HASN'T
she got the silk walk down 70 a fiue
point7" said the taller and darker Of
the two girls
"What do you mean by silk walk7'
"Whv. Alice. haven't you noticed the
way all the girls are walking now. and
that lovely rustling sound7"
"oh. pshaw; anybody can have that
who has a silk foundation " her
skirts
Indeed they can't then. Your dress
Is made ND On silk. and l cant hear .
sound No, you'vc got 20 have on q
siik lining and elk pctticoat too !
was Wild for one. and when found
roaida't akord it-thcy were twenty
end thirty dollars almost cried. AN
Oil | Thought OF "a old silk dress had
and I've got il on now. But they don't
make bic Of noise unless you wrig9ie
-FOUR knees, . sort Of cori<scrcw motion
like this
And the taller and darker Of the two
girls wrirxied her war down the ave-
nue. 80 successfully and with such .
rustic Of ssl< that an old coto~ed won
a put down her basket Of clothes and
Pared after hae. snying.
dat Young LADY sst'niy gwins 10
lear dat dr~se ter pieces ef she DON'T
walk mo ssiddy.--wsshington Post
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08

81 and s.; cat. Wild. SOC. 2oc and Zoe; cat,
house. l0e; deer SKINS. dry. per H.. zoe and
l5c; fisher. So and 81; fox. red. Soc and bDc;
fox. gray. 6Oc and iec; fox. cross. 81. - and
$3.50; lynx. % and 81; muskrat. fall. Zoe. Sc.
&C aud &c: mink, 81. Use. zoe and 25c; martin.
81. s5c. Coo and soc otter -. s. s. and i50; rae
coon. SOC. Soc. lDc ana SC; skunk. black. 81. 40c
aud zoe; skunk. narrow stripe. S5c and 2jc;
skunk. broad stripe. l5c aad Ice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
SPECIAL MEETING.

4 special meeting OF the stuck holders of .he
Fifth National bank Of Grand Rapids 1ieh
win be cid st their banking rooms on the
iith day az January. 1897 1T 100 click n. ~,
70 vote on the question Of changing he mum
brf ~ directors from thirteen - niEe.
by Order efthe Beard OF Director.
W. II. FOWLER.
Nov 5. 1891. Cashier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-08
HsMAlNs oF ,ouANoooNs.

D&csvsrtes - Snserese - Nntossfsss 50
Aerh.sts9fssa
n the yssr Isss he minsrs enployed
u he beralsssrt eoilI<ry, bstgiuzA
vhile engay>d IN . gallery ssas sArss
ssndred vzrsta below shs sswfacs. eeme
srsn an izsm~nss eAssm szsnsskntng .
quantity n ssnes. sssne herRs sp>th
we're fwwsrtsd 10 rrof~s~or IN Lou
vsin university. ~hs presently pro-
nnaseed thens - - the teeth IT ths
srssnods,n. . sig2nfts exsisss feeksis.
vaoss fs4s Es ~ A. g tAeI sizns t<sa
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secretary Blame recovered.

WASHINGTON, jan Tt was stated
" Mr.. BIainc's private secretary that
he secretary was feeling all right but
would remain at home for rest The
xcretary sent down word that he ex-
,eetcd 20 be able TO go To the depart
uent Friday
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rsem.r Issue. = Chal,enxe.

NEW YORK. JAN John Teemer,
he weii-known oarsman, has written
~ a sporting paper of this city chal.
cngirg either Hanlan or Gaudarr to a
ace OF or 4 miles for $1,000 side.
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supposed that their tails, which were
very thick and heavy, acted rs bal
ancc, enabling them to maintain this
upright position Their diet consisted
of vegetables, fish and insects. Their
remains were found buried in an al
luvial deposit left by the periodical
river foods. We abridge the abovs
from very interesting paper in the
Independence Beige by M. Hector
Chainsyo. Our engraving is from
drawing by NJ. Cassiers-
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Theannual meeting ~ she stockholders 81
The Rita National Bank OF f7fsHd Rapids fsr
the electioa Of directors. VIII Dc held al Their
bausfre rooms On Tuesshv. January - fsof
between tAe hours OF 70 ccfoes ne aaa i
clock "a ". II. fawIgR.
III Ceanfer
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HAMILTON. Ont, Jan. THE fac
iory of the Wanzer Sewing Machine
Company was totally destroyed by fire
"Wednesday evening. Loss, 500, COO
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ANIMAL MEETING.

TIE aenast meeting 81 fae stock hci8ers a.
she l,d NstlanAl Rank 81 gTsae Rspias 81
the eiectlsa 81 Directors. sd BE hets 81 th~af
banking roesns GO faesaaf. January - U.s.
a'eloe< ~. HsnstT =. HeLizsTFN
I'D CeShief.