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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
COMPRISING

Elegant Parlor Set Including Sofa Bed. upholstered
in figured cut plush: Extra Easy and Reception
Chairs; Elegant Lace Curtains; Pictures and nrna-
ments: Elegant Body Brussels Carpets: Fine Rugs;
Elegant Walnut Chamber Suit, with Coored Mar
bies and French Plate Mirrors: Light wood Cham
Der SUIT: 2 Elegant Childrens' oak and walnut
Cribs: Elegant ArmOire Chefonier; Desks; Ele-
CANT Polished Oak Book Finest Spring aud
Hair Mattresses: White Blankets: Fine Pillows and
Lace Spreads; Elegant Walnut Sidebosrd; Fine Ex-
tension Table, Elegant Gilt-frame French Plate NJ an
tel Mirror: . Valuable Maute Clocks: Dining Suit.
covered i'll Russia leather: Elegant Siiyer-plated
Table Service: Finest China Dinner I: Crystal
Cut Glassware Superior Improved Range: Hand
some Hall Hatstand; Elegant Hall and Stair Carpets
with ful assortment OF other desirable articles.
EJ- TERMS CASH.
Very convenient Groom dwelling. with elegant
gs fixtures largo osets and rich inside finish, to
rent for $40 per month.
my2 ct GFO. f. LAMSON. Auctioneer
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New: York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The day was one OF great
deDresslon and considerable excitement at the
Stock Exchange The bearsh feeling was pro
nounced at the start. ana found expression IN re-
peated raids'on leading shares the morning wore
along. A drop In prices. which quite severe
esnecialy iHths Industrial group. was due to var
isuz Sauces, prominent among them bein, the sud
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Justice Mining Company s0.194 shares were repre-
scented, and the following officers elected for the
ensuing year: Thomas Anderson. president; II.
Zsdc, vlce-presdent and Ii. Zadig. Z. AmIranx, 9.
Jacobs and r z. Barrett. directors. r. E. Kelly
was reelected secretary. and Charles Lyons super
intendent. ami the y Nevada Bank treasurer
During the fiscal year they have extracted and
shipped TO the washoe mill for reduction 757 tons
OF yielding in bullion Sl2,053 A. 80 per
OF the Valuation by battery sample Frum this
bullion they obtained net or coin return of
S3437 SIS. This does not include the present run
which will amount TO about 400 tons.
Following are the regular monthly statements:
ARIZONA MINES DR.. Cr
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MARIE REPORTS.

- -. MONDAY EVENING, Nay l.
J.: =: :: ...:::-:suMMkRY OF THE MAEKETs.
> Silver Iii; her. >.
Wheat aud Harley dull
j. decreased stocks Of oats.
: Corn weaker.
:. Beans Unchanged.
:. Sharp break IN Hotatoea
!. O1iona frrn.;- -
:. Elmo Butter steadier.
: :Cheeserwezk.
Eggs unc tran gel.
Eastern Poultry drags. =;
:: Strawberries lower.
:sCitIus Fruits unchanged.
= Green lnionds Offering.
: Choice Nevada Woods cleaned up. '-'.s-'
Green Peas h gher: Asparagus weaker.
. Grain Bags 6rmer.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location of
principal place OF business, san Francisco. Cal;
location or works, silver Star Mining District,
Storey County, New
Notce-There are delinquent upon the follow.
lngdeseribed stock, on account Of assessment IS o.
10. levied on the l7th day OF March. 1898 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the rs.
spectlve shareho.ders, as follows: =
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!. EnglIsh. IYheat Nrarket.

:: ,EIvERPooL,2 May 1. - Tho spot market is
quiet atos HID. Cargoes steady PCS Sd for
o on coast: SIS LOT Just shipped and 29s I'd for
=. = FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LlNerpool quotations FOR No 2 Red Winter: MAY
5s S#4 June. 5s 91zdJJuiy SIS 1000 August IS
'dI42d; September, os; October, IS 1sd; November
Us l Hzd.
;. -. = = sEcuRrrIEs
sLoNpoM, May u Consols, eeHs; Silver
3S7.l6di Rentes, 96f Soc
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[NEzyNIsEzZlyl . "a IEZZ yEg 5}sy;I5III
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELiNQUENT SALE No1ICE-BkLLE ISLE
u Mining Company. Location of principal
place OF hu!i esi, san franc SEQ California; loca-
ton OF works, Tu carora. Elko County, Nevada.
Notice-Ihere is delinquent upon the following
described STOCK on account assessment No.
1S) levied on the 2ith day OF March, 1888. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective 81 a.eholcers rs follows;
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General Merohandis q.

BAGS-Calcuttas. Juno and July frmer at sssm
6@c: Wool Bags, 3OIsQ32c ''S
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 6$sc p ID: Dry formulated
634c; Confectioners' A. 55sc " ID; Magnolia bIAc;
Extra U, &c; Golden G, 4s4c; ID, 412c; Standard
A, bI2c: halfbbls 1sc more than bbls and boxes
Inc more.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers arc as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@6Lac; second cuaIty
BIC; third do. 4G5c p n.
vEAL-Large, 61s@01ac; small Calves, 7971ac;
Dairy Calves. sc q n. 49,
MUTTON ethers. 61ac p n; Ewes, sc.
SPRING LAMB-7l2@SIsc 4 10
PoRK-Livo Hogs 6lH@65sc for heavy ann me-
dunn graln-Ied; stock Hogs 512G544c; dressed do,
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....coMPRIsGNG PART.
One Elegant Parlor Suit. upholstered IN Six
Plush. diamond tufted: Elegant odd Pieces ParlOr
Furniture; Fancy Sixteenth-century and Natural
oak farlor Tables French Plate Mantel Mirror;
Turcoman POrteres and Lace Curtains; oil Paint
ings: Steel Line Engraylngs. etc; Very Eie-
CANT Qu3rtered Oak Chamber Set; French Z ate
Mirror; Magnificent Sixteeuth-century Chamber
suit, almost new: Elegant spring and Curled Hair
Mattresses: Mission blankets; Spreads. Pillows.
etc Hoey's Patent Sofa Bed: Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets throughout the house; Magnifi-
cent Mahogany Sideboard. Tennessee Marble Top;
Oak Sideboard: Oak Extension Table and Dining
Chairs: ChinSware, Glassware, etc; Mantel Clock:
Fancy Rugs; Range. with Water Back; GAS
Range and kitchen requisites complete.
LAURENCE VINCENT. Auctioneer.
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
the board OF Directors. mado Che l4th day of
april 1888, so many shares of each parcel OF such
STOCK us may lie necessary will be sold at DubIic
auction at tho ofiicc OF the company. room S. 3O9
MonIs omery street San Francisco. California. on
FRIDAY, the fifth day OF May. 1898. at the hour OF
O'clock P. NJ. OF said day, to pay said deHaquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adyer.
tIslng ana expenses OF sale.
J. STADTFELD JR., Secretary
omce-Room %. 3J0 Montgomery .tre,t. San
Francisco, California apls "a
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At 10 O'Clock a. NJ at saesrooms.
1885 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
WE WILL SELL.
PARL0R FURNITURE. BEDROOM SETS, MAN
TEL MIRRORS. CARP. It's, F0LDlN BEDS,
BEDDING, ETC,
....oOMPSGSING.-..
ParlOr Furniture; Bedto IN Sets, with Clipper and
Curledhair Top Mattresses; Mantel Mrrors;
SO pairs Comforters ana Blankets; Carpets
Folding BEDS SidebOards: Hatracks; Extension
Tables with Chairs TO match: Wardrobes:
Chffoniers; Mantel Clocks; Paintings; Lace Cur
tainS; CrOckery; Il Glassware: Stoves and
Ranges. etc. or l5-room house, to be remove q
to our store for convenience of sale.
1t CHAS. LEVY & CO.. Auctioneers.
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Sterling Exchange 90 days........... $751;
Sterling Exchange, sight. ..... ... -. qOLa
New York Exchange. sight 10
New y ORR Exchange, telegraph1c..... Is
Fine silver, q Ounce...............,.. 1891
Mexican Dollars. Observation-Disclosures. 663s 66z4
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - CONSOLE
II dated Imperial Mining Company. Location
or principal place of business, San Francisco,
California; location OF works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account OF ssssssmenr
60. 35) luyied on the 10th day of March. 1893.
the several amounts set opposite then ottha
respective Shareholders, as follows: q: =.
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Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks OF grain In Produce Exchange warehouses
May /. In tons. as foil ows:
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AUCTION SALES.
GHGS LEVY B. On.
THIS DAY,

AUCTIoNFERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Saiesroom-ll35 Market ST.. bet. 9Th aud Ssn.
Regular alesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras. ~ 9064: Bakers extras SIS sO4 super hne
81 1908 10 p bbl.
WhEAT-Quiet and steady. No. |, 81 2214l11 25;
choice. 81 2614: lower grades 81 lTic65l 2IIz ;
extra choice Tor milling 81 2714Gl 321a q ell
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssfoN-l0 O'clock December-3OO
tons. 81 1874 May-lO0, 81 1879; zoo 81 25aI
Seller '93. nev-100. 81 27Ia
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoS - May - 100 tons
81 1854 200, 81 25Ta. ID tcember-l4OU 81 $780,:
1000, 81 S31a Seller 's3, new-3o0, 81 271s 1900.
81 PISS.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Nay-5OO tons 81 253L
December-IOO 81 335s; 1900. 81 3334
BARLEY-StocKs On hand May appear above
The market is dun and unchanged. No. l Feed
S21e9S3a4 = ctls choice bright do. S5c p ctI: DARK
Coast. scG5l nc 3 ell; Brewing, S71acG$l q ctl;
Cheyaiier, nominal "
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And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors. made the 18th day OF
March. 1898, so many shares Of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary Will be sold at
pubic auction At the Office of the company No
80 Pine street. re pns ! 5 ana Il. San Francisco
California, on THURSDAY the 25th day of May
1888, at tae hour OF O'Clock p. of said day To
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expresses OF the
sale J. w PEW Secretary
onice-No. $40 Pine ST., rooms Is and II San
FRANCISCO, Cal my2 I'd
BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
- Company. Location OF priacipa placs OF bust
ness san francisco, California. Location OF WORKS
Grass Valley Mining District Nevada County, Cali.
fornIa. ~
Notlce-There arc delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessment No s.
levied on tho twrnty- third day OF February 1893
tue several amounts set opposite ths names of the
respective shareb olders, follnMs.
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The British Grain Market.

IoNnoS, May 1.-The Mark Lane Express IN Its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says:
Corn prospects are not sufficiently GIscouraging to
alarm tie market. The average price for English
Wheat throughout the entire country has improved
Z pence n quarter. but IN London has fallen off
shiihng aud pence. American Red Winter Wheat
has fallen oil, but there is demand for California
at SO shhlings on big orders. The Wheat crop OF
India is estimated a. 30,OS2. sou quarters.
Portlaud's Business.
PORTLAND, Or, May l.-Cleardnces, $685. 900:
baIances- SO nun
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Barley. Oats Corn. Bran


Theloca Custom-house collected for duties during
the first four months OF 1898 $4,000, against
S2,6l5, 500 for the same period IN 1892.
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Con. Cal Il Va has SI2 500 Sc In bullion.
with further shipments TO arrive Gould Curry
has S26 4S2 Is due on assessment
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE


AT O'CLOCK on the premises,
10 ELLIS ST., BETWEEN LARKIN AND POLK.
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Tuesday May 2, 1893
Atl1 O'Clock A. NJ. the premises.
1925 Buchanan ST., Near Geary,
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Ana In accordance with law. and order from
tne oosrd OF directors. made on the Goth day Z
March, 1888. SO many shares bleach parcel OF such
STOCK as may be necessary VIII be sold at public
auction at tho ofiice OF the company. room IS,
third hoor, Ms building, cor. BuSh and Moat<
gomerY Sts.. San francisco, Cat, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day of May. 1898, at the hour OF I
O'Clock 7. NJ OF said day. TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs OF ad-
VerIisinG and expenses OF ssle.
c. &. Mccoy. Secretary. 5
0flce-Room IS. Mills building cor Bush AID
montgomery SIS, san francisco, Cal.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. IEMS0R,
THIS DAY.

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 kearny St. bet California aud IIlA
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LAURENCE VINCENT.

GENERAL AUCTIONEEis.
Room %, Flood Building Marxet and 4th SITS.
THIS AFTERNOON.
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DELINQUENT SALE SoTICE-SoLETA MIN
~ Ing Company. Location OF princlpal place of
busin ess. San Francisco, California; location Of
works Jordan. Mono County. California.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment (No y
levied on thu 9th day OF March, 1898, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders as follows:
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CHoTCE
Business and Residence
PROPERTY
In OAKLAND
AT AUCTION
SATURDAY 1850 MAY 6, 1893,

at O'Clock at Salesrooms.
CENTRALLY LOCATED, IN THE HEART OF
THE CITY, on TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH.
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE OF BROAD
WAY, OAKLANDS MAIN IHOR0UGHFARE
AS FOLLOWS:
FIRST.
Six lots. 26xlOO feet each corner OF Thirteenth
and Harrison streets. within one block OF narrow
on this property wipay big interest the Invest.
ment. The Haywards electric-cars pass these lots.
1ERMS-ONLY ONEtIFIH CASH.
SECOND.
Two lots 4Oxl5O feet each. on Harrison street,
opposite Fourteenth. Also FINE MODERN
HOUSE of nine rooms and bath. Almost new and
in perfect order his property will prove fine
Investment TERMS-ONEFIFTH CASH.
THERD.
Four choice lots 25xlO0 and 4Ox1OO. corner of
rooms and bath. Also BUILDING CONTAINING
TWO MODERN FLATS of five rooms and bath
each. TERMS-ONE-FIFTH CASH.
FoUFTH.
Central business lot 6OxlO3:g. north side of
Fifteenth street. between SAP Pablo avenue and
Clay street FINE HOUSE OF nine rooms and
bath. Sold subject to combination by Suuerior
Court TERMS-CASH.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Directors made the l7ta day OF Ma oh.
1898 so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
may be Necessary VIII he sold At public auction
at the ouice OF the company, room 30. 69, Nevada
Block. No. SEQ Montgomery st, San Francisco. Cal,
on THURSDAY. the I 18th day Of May, 1898. at tbs
hour OF O'Clock NJ. OF said day, 10 pay said de,
lnquent assessment thereon together with costs of
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
ALFRED X DUKBRoW, Secretary.
Omce-Roon No. 60. Nevada Block NO Sos
MONTGOMERY ST.. san Ernncisco. Cal moo "a
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C------- " q kAT----
Port Costa. Stockton. lot,
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RECEIPT' or PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL, In wrapper. ready for mailing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

patroiuen Who are rot on duty in the
early evening take a ride out to Reeds
lake and indulge IN the pleasure az
for,led az the bathing grounds. Last
evening a squad Of fifteen went cut and
washed the city dust from themselves
Mis-. Fisld has received nineteen offers
q hones Tor the two young girls men-
TONED ia Tx HERALD yesterday. OF
those who called and offered homes al
had read the notice in this paper.
There vii be meeting % the Press
clab - 5 . 'ciocA the aftefnoon 10 trans
al urEeat business E.very member Of
the club Should - present.
William Durham will 90 to Cadillac
thl- morning. whare ha Will remain %
zee rs colt ~ hi- speed at the trotsing
uafch there tomorrow.
Caster post will start in a body for
Indiauafsilia September , to attend the
rational Grand Array Of the Republic
encampmsnt
Tie aork q decurafiag and rehtfina
the ofsices - Superintendent Slim.
sou - the o. r. 8 |. 10 nearly c,m-
rietssL
fifty casss ~ vine Tor William
Tfreuks fr8m Antwerp. Germany we're
e sfei a., the customs house yesterday.
Toe taismasgo uaiofis viii participate
ia Ire iatar ,iay exercises here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Tho funeral Of tho late Mrs Emily
Canpau was heii from ST. Andrew
cathedral at Q o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The remains we're conveyed from
the residence Of her son. ID. L. Campaa
u No. COS South Division street. 10 the
cathedral followed by long procession
% old acqnaintances and friends OF the
pioneer family. A large delegation from
The Old Settlers association was in
cluded Ia the Procession. Al the cathe-
aral the funeral rites were performed by
the Rev. Father Troy in the presence Of
a large congregation. The remains were
laid 10 test IN the ST. Andrews GENE
tery. Tho following old scquainthnces
and friends a the family acted as pail
bearers: Max Einduette. Phil Graham,
A. Richardson. J. VI. Stanley. John Pow
ell and l.. j. Everhardt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

ArraDgs0snss havs iast bssn com.
plstsf b the Grand Lodge u oeod
Temp .fs u run six different excursions
10 Hackl-y Park 90 the occasion Of the
dedication u the 1. q. u. Il. Temple
there Friday. August l. One Of These
excursions Has been arranged through
tho local lodges in tlis city, which viii
GO over tn. o. L. & l. Il. X Tickets are
being distributed already BY the meu-
bers. The c. d. W. NJ X. X will run
three special trains there that day. one
from Pentwater. another from ~. Joseph
and the third from Sheridan and stan
ton. The T., s. 4 NJ and ID. G.. III. A "A.
viii also run speciE. trains. and two ex-
cursicns xlll 90 by boat from lake
towns A Tug day il expected. Special
arrangements are being made 10 feed
the cToSds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Judge EsPl.rzene and wife srter-
fsinesl a party " friends very pleasaatly
AT Eeas lssxe lsst evening xith pis.nic
saerer Aalouz The party we're ". ".
Harlan. Nrs l. N'hitnian and Mrs.
Nil,ofn. ato sre visiting 10 TIE city.
5fI y Haghart. general rsanags,r ~
ths q. g. 4 J. rad. and ti~osze Della
vaa rsrerHt passenger agrnt * the G. 4
Isl are rl taieszo attending a meet
inr ne t'rtIai ffsite ass clagso1.
ST. IIantsr and =. :. Hunt viii
sssst ~undsy moraing - their BICYCLES
fr De-foit lhey expect - reach iaat
elfs a1aeisy essaInK aod ssii attend the
state bicycle NEE, Au4's<t an, Z
Mrs fmads an1 daughter. Miss ida.
- "a. 49, Casa street and Mr. and Mr..
Srlrits - >a - Terrace sveeEs cave
tst8f fr (hifaEo.
"a Fera n Aiiegar snd VIII (loo.i
VIC ara ers ~ Hri-so. Conn.,. msele =
shcfi s.-it b. Iseafsnans Fenn q No.
snz.na hruse.
ts-i i'futan and frrd JARVIS made 4
tqeres, -.niarv r4o Yesterday. eonipiet-
ic1 se 80 sts.e- 81 hitis oTer tFeivs
heafs
N-s Vary ksls~y - Thr,s, fisrrp Is
gees n 81 sri dfs Watson 4 Paris
Hefuur
Miss Csths renninan - Bar City !.
vi~Ifiag aF eare tsestrze fsanimen-
~ H&'fsfees - shls T. - around
ssaI1 sfss AL ilinese ~ three ~eass
SIS. d hsad~iu e fseusae Il sisit-
i1x her SISTER airs fcfrd - Aiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
y OF on everything at Stauffers.
FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
Benefit to Be Given at North Park
Sunday.

There is no doubt but what the at
tendance at North Park Sunday will be
unusually large. The attractions 10 be
offered are meritorious ones and the
money received from such will be used
in way that will do power OF good.
Some weeks ago Harry Bower received
severe injuries during his aerial act that
incapacitated him from work. lie is in
such circumstances that substantial
present would be appreciated. A gen
tleman at heart. clever performer.
there is no reason why he should re-
ceive no testimonial. The North Park
association have kindly volunteered {
benefit for the disabled performer. and
the event takes place next Sunday. The
program complete will be announced
later. A new feature recently added ut
North Park arc the new bath houses.
The beach is fine one and suits can be
rented for 10 cents each or two in one
bath room for - cents. Ladies and
children should not forget that Prof.
Andru's equine circus gives an enter
tainment every afternoon this week at
43
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

STREET bsstsss church this evening. has
es~n insisaaltsly postponed On secesnt
u t1s death q Mrs W. A. Studisy.
A aasoa school Il instfactsoc All be
keid hy the gsess lsds connsEdsr ~
s,ossow st Cod Tea p..rs bad. IN shs
Men alec block. Al lAdlss q the l. ..
!. NJ insifsd 10 srsead
Ths Msshs<i.sf. Baptist and Consrs-
esssooal sunday scho-~sof kockfexd AID
Sunisy schaols II Bostviek iAks and
tsourtlAod Csnss< bald . union pieaic 81
North park yesterday.
The Uassa u Hives q the Ladies q
The AScesb~es viii meet AZ Ne. 8 Pearl
slrsss this afssfroon ~ I'D O'Clock 10
transact bushes fc< tas eouins COZ
scntscn.
Ma n. " Norman. president q the
womaas ChristiAn Temperance Union
a Unions is AZ Hackssy park attending
thu school of methods Tor Temperance
work.
The Lznteru club 10 arranging fer .
coaching party to Cascade spr.nsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Judge Burlingame says he is sur
prised at the decision os the supreme
court in granting Margaret Cook. the
procurees. a new trial. The supreme
court held that il the girls. Lille Pale
and Nellie Hehan. were found by Mrs.
Cook in a house Of iil-repute she cannot
be held liable under the law. Judge
Buriingame says il seems as II the
court had overlooked the fact that
Frank Smith. the side partner OF Mrs.
Cook. took the girls TO the house Of i'll
fame for the express purpose OF allowing
Mrs Cook to talk with them and induce
them to enter her house at Worthwhile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
Sunday Trains Abandoned.

The Chicago 4 West Michigan road
will abandon four of its Sunday trains
after July 30. The Sunday morning
train which leaves here at 7:1l5 and
reaches Chicago at noon viii be dropped.
and also the train from Chicago which
leaves at 5:i5 and arrives here at 1855.
The train leaving for Bay View at 7:sO
Sunday morning. and the train leaving
there at lao p. m. for this city. will be
abandoned The Sunday travel has not
been heavy enough to pay the running
expeuses ~ the trains. and so the road
will discontinue them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
KILLED ON THE ROAD
Michigan Central Passenger NO
no Has q Sad Accident
NAN CRUSHED TO DEATH
The Remains Brosghs % This City.
Supposed ~ be l. q. Harry.
or Hasstsg&

Conductor Bakers passenger train
No ITO GA the Michigan Central rail
road. due 20 arrive here from Detroit ~
loo p. IN. kllled usn last night on
the track short distance below Gale
donia station. Tie remains were brought
~ thls city In baggage car and turned
over To Coroner Locher.
The train Was nearly m hour late
The glare u the headlight revealed 10
Engineer Frank McDevltt the body az q
man lying Ga the track ahead 81 him
and he gave tho signal 81 on
breaks. bur before the train could
be- stopped 1; had run over the
body and dragged IL several rodA The
body VAS horribly mangied and mutt.
lated. The upper portions VI the head
and face we're crushed ADD ground 10 a
pulp and one hand Was missing. The
legs were badly cut.
Coroner Locher found a purse con-
tanning papers which showed that the
man was L. q. Barry. There were sew
eral certificates Of deposit in the Hast
ings National bank Ter sums aggregat-
ing over t2po and about loin cash. There
WAS also a Michigan Contra shipping
bill issued to Barry Bros. for one veal
calf which had been shipped over the
company's road. On fragment OF his
shirt bosom were the initials IL 3D.,
and pieces of broken bottle and a
cork fell from coat pocket. II il
thought by the train men that
he was member OF the
excursion party that came from down
the road yesterday Ia OTTAWA Beach
and that he had fallen from the train or
had left il at Parmalce and started e
walk back toward Caledonia. a dis.
patch was sent to tho night operator al
Hastings inquiring il he knew Barry
but he aud not. The coroner delivered
the remains to Undertaken Mason and
an inquest win be held this morning al
5 o'clock.