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dian Pacific So: Central Pacific 27; Union Pa
cihc, @7Ss; Atchson and Santa Fe, 323s: Wells
Fargo. l46; Western Union, 95Is; Silver, S27s;
Sterling, 81 So 1901 S7ia.
Wheat May, 1850 Flour. steady. Coffee,
SIT -. Sugar. 3@3Ssc. Hops Pacific Coast.
l9@22l3c Hides, I2l3c- CODper-LaSe. Sli 80.
Iin-Spot, 81 10. Lead-DOmestic, IS 80 Iron,
SIG
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Refned moderately active and unchange (;
raw, quiet, steady and unchanged.
Coffee-Dul and Irregular. Sales, $4,000 bags
March, ST. 50; April, SIT.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

! NEVADA QUEEN MINING CoMPANY-LoCA-
~ tion Of principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco, Ca. location OF works. Elko County, New
Notce-There delinquent upon the following
Described stock on account OF assessment NO 81,
levied on the 23i day OF January 1898 the several
amounts set oppos to the names OF the respective
Shareholders, follows:
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A NDEs SILVER MINING CoMPANY-LoCA.
~ ton Of principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco. Cal; location of works Storey County New
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment q O. 3gj
levied on the twenty first (21s1 day OF January
1898 the several amounts set opposite tie names Of
the esue.tLEa sL.reLnLleEs- rs tnlLnr-.. :.
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New York Markets

NEW York, March s.-Movements IN the stock
Market were erratic throughout the day. de-
cided easier tendency In the money market caused
better ieeling but the effect was partly Offset by
an advance in the posted rates OF sterling EXCHANGE
to 81 SO for long and 81 SO for demand bills Read.
ing and New England were especially weak among
The railways. As rule prices yielded from Ia to /
per cent IN early trading but recovery set Ia
when American sugar rose poiats and Manhattan
412, and the advance brought numter OF stocks
to about last nights closing. In late transactions
sugar dropped over points and everything else
yielded from "A to II per cent In sympathy Tie
market closed feyerish but Without excitement
Railway bonds weak and lower. Government bonds
steady. Petroleum firm with 10 sales
NEW YORK, March S-United States Bonds 4,s
liza; do rs 9e12i Northera Pacific, 16; Cana
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DELrNouENr SALE NOTICES.

CRUIKSHANK GOLD MINING CoMPANY-Lo.
" cation OF prin cipa place OF business, San Fran
ciscisco. Cal; location Of works, Los Burros Dis
trtct, Monterey County, Cal
Notlce-rhere are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, On account of assessment mo 81
levied on the 9Th day of January, 1898 the sew
era amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
tive sharhhnldnrs. InIIny
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The WEEKLY GALL contains serial
and complets storiss miscaI~
laneous articles by the best
writer's special articles by
home authors; the news of the
coast; the news of the world
and all that serves to mako a
complets family journal frsa
nom objection 81 a wear
postpaid
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Ana In accordance with law ann order from
the board 81 arecloIs, made ON The 9TH day 81 Jan
uaFyi 1888, 80 many shares OF each parcel OF sucn
STOCK as may be necessary w De sold 80 public auc
ton al the UHice o. the company. room o. al sam
seine 81. san Francisco, Cal, ga FRIDAY. the 14th
day OF March. 1885 ~ the hour Of . o'clock NJ OF
aad uai 70 pay ia dellnquel no assessor enf thereon
together 18th eOsts OF advertising aHd expenses OF
sale T. W PhW seerafarv
onics--Room .. 2Il saasomo 81. San Fsaneisco.
California. nTS ID
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MORNING SESSION.
Board 30 Pacific Gas Imp. aOL4.
STREET.-THE Water 1000.
AFrEHNonN SESSION
Boards water, loO1s; 8 do. 1904; $1,000
V 81 Bonds, 1887.
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EngIish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL March g. = The spot market is
weak at 6s Id. Cargoes are lower at 29s Cd for of
coast 3Os Sd for just shipped and 2ss Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter:
March 5s Ia; April, IS Cd; May 5s 90; June
6s s12d: July, 5s i01ad; August, IS lOMd.
SECURITIES
LONDON March s.-Consols. SO 1916; Silver,
80 3-l6d; Rentes, gSf 3212c.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices follows; Family
extras, SO aO@4; Bakers extras So SOG4; super
fine, - 7OG3 10 p Dbl.
WHEAi-AnoUher fractional decline IS reported
and the market IS fiat and depressed with nothing
going on. No. !. 81 2ll49I 22I2; choice, 81 1884
al 70; lower grades. 81 1881 20; extra choice
for milling, 81 26I49l 3II4 2 ctL
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THIS DAY,
At II A. NJ, at Pavilion Auction House,
3lJ and 1921 Suffer Street Above Grant Avenue
VIII be sold to the highest bidder
Artistic Parlor suits, covered in silk brOcade;
Cabinets, PedestalS, Tables Fine Collection OF oil
Paintings. asses Ornaments. Lace Curtains Por-
there's, Mirrors, Hanging Cabinets, Magnificent Up
right Piano, Elegant Coco BOlO Desk.
IL rooms MOquet, Velvet aud Brussels Carpet,
IL ROOMS OF BEDROOM FURNITURE,
SEVEN FOLDI>G-BEDS, WITH MATTRESSES,
Dining-roOm Set in oak. Sideboard Extension
Table, Literary Table. PaFlOr Sets IN rugs and
plush coverings Desks, bookcases. Hair and Spring
Mattresses, Pillows, Lounges, Rockers, EngraYlngs
Portieres, New Sewing-machine stoves, etc.
mrs 2t $ RASCH AuctIOneer.
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GEO. F. LaMsOs.

AUCTlONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
sz5 kearny ST.. between California aud Plaa
THIS DAY.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
624 GUERRERO STREET, Mr.. EIGHTEENTH,
(Electrtc cars. by transfer at Fourteenth street
from Nalencia-street cable, pass the door,
L WILL SELL.
the FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
....COBPRISING.
Parlor Set, In figured silk. LOunJe, Large Easy
Chairs and hockers Mantei Mirror in. walnut
frame; Large Walnut bookcase; Lace Curtains,
Brussels Carpets Pictures. Hat-Stand; two Walnut
Chamber Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses Blau-
kets. spreads, Pillows; Walnut Extension Table;
Dining Chairs; China, Glass and Silyer-plated ware;
Fine Cook stove; Agate Ware; lot Upholsterers'
Hardware, Nails. Butts, Screws Hinges. Brass
Nails, etc. Iron Vince barrow. Garden Hose Gar
Den Tools, Refrigerator, etc. Terms. cash.
mr9 1t GEO L. I.AnSON. Auctioneer.
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PortIand's Business.
PORTLAND March S.-Clearauces, 1850, 900; bal
ance, S56 ,OUG.
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HOARD SALES.
Following we're the sales in the san Francisco
stock card Yesterday:

StCCk card Yesterday:
REGULAR sE~sGoS-9:30 A. NJ
$50 Andes....5O $50 Point. 200 rotosi. ia
$50 BelchT...-55 100 a MI 10 500 savage....7O
200 Z B...I.4o 100 Me1ean o. 500 Nev...l.o5
500 Bodle.....05 800 O0hr... l.7U4OO Union. So
60g ChoIar- 50 5U0..........l%4 90 YJAckE
200 CCG Na..2.35
AFTERNOON sEssGON-2:31.
100 Alta......l5 90 Cholar.. 3 800 Ophir ..ls4
$50 Belchr. -55 100 { & N..2S5 20 .......l 70
100 & B...140 200 Point. 40 100 Potosi...lI4
200 BIse.... Go 100 q y .i.U3 500 SCORPION. .O5
60O Bodie....O5 $50 JusJce....l5 100 q Mo
200 Bulwer...3O 100 MeXicn..I.55 50 SNev...l.O5
80 Chall C...-lUl65 Oyrnn 20 90 Jackt ...45
Following were the sales in the Pacific stock Board
yesterday:
REGULAR sEssIoN-lO:30.
$50 Andes.....5O 500 BE Milo 90 PeCr.......20
Z50 100 .06 loo POto5I.. 30
200 800 Justice III 500 ........IiA
100 h q E..1.4O 500 MeIicn 80 100 Sayage.....72
zoo Bullion. .43 500 80 ZUU New. l.U5
90 Chail 40 700 Ouhlr.-..la4I 90 SHll....,O4
800 Chollar.-55 $50 100 Union. 81
100 CCS 100 Ovurin.. aOO ..........e5
$50 Point. .zU.5UU .........-..2gl
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2.RO.
80 B & .l.4G $50 Point. 40 $50 Ophlr...l ~
100 bullion. A. 400 MeKicu..l.6O 80 III 10
100 ButweF...zo 500 ..-..-.lb5 200 Peer ...... %
100 Cho lar.e % 700 Oecld-. tZLe zoo 1JaeKt...
% CC& V.-2.35 ,5b9 Oyrmn-...Z6i
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Aud n accordance with law aud an order from
the BCsrd OF Directors, made On the twenty frs
(2lstl day OF January. 1898 SO many shares oe
each parcel OF such stu may be necessary viii
Do sold at pubic auction, a the onice OF tbs CONE
pany. room :, Nevada block. San Francisco Gail.
fornia, on THURSDAY, the Xteenth tl6th) day
OF March. 1873 90 the hour OF ] p n. OF sald day,
10 pay said DELI quent assessment t1ereon. toyethzr
with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
JOHN ". TNiGGS, Secretary
omce-ROom 2. Nevada block, san Francisco
California. eggtfl
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And In accordance with law and an order OF tho
Board Of Directors made on the tWeuty-eightb day
OF January, 1898 50 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as NAV be- VIII DO sold pub
lie auction at the once OF tao company, ia Cali
fornia street San Francisco. Cal on THURSDAY,
the tweuty-thi day OF March. 1873 3. at tho hour
OF O'Clock ?. NJ OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent
Assessment thereon, together with costs OF adVer-
Nsing and expenses OF sale.
4. 5. 6RoTH Secretary
-Qnss-Np, Ala California ST.. san Francisco Cal.
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INFORMAL srssIoN-Io O'ciOck-May-12o tons,

81 1855.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIOS - May-2O0 tons,
81 261a; 300, 81 1854 500. 81 265s. December
200, 81 S25s.
AFTERNooN sEssGoN-May-l5O tons. 81 265s;
400, 81 26i2. Decembey-1UO. 81 S25s.
BARLkh-Steady and unchanged. No. Feed 80
GSl i4c: choice bright do S2I2c: dark Coast n 2
975&4c; Brewing, s5997 I2c p ctl; Chevaller,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
srEAMEus. DEsrrsArlox. SAILS. WIRE.
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LfURENCE VINCENT.
TO-Mn a p OW

GENERAL AUC1IONEER,
omce-Room %, Flood building, cor. Nix & 4th SITS
GRAND AUCTION SALE OF RICH AND ELE-
CANT FURNITURE
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in thu center OF SRu Francisco. 1t Is ths
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room is Isrsa
light and airy. Tho ventilation Is perfect A BATH
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
Of access from broad, light corridors The central
court, Illuminated by eiOCtTIG light, It's immense
glass roof, broad balconies, cRrrtsg way tr0pl-
cal plants, features hitherto unEHoWn in AmarI
hotels. Guests entertained on either the AmerE
can or European plan The restaurant is the finest
IN the city. Secure in advance By telegraph.
Ing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
ist II San Fra ncfsco. C4i.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
board OF directors. made on the 23d day Of Janu-
AIRY. s93, so many shares OF each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold az public auc-
ton at the once OF the company at room 20. 39I
Pine street, in the city and county OF San Fran.
cisco, on MONDAY. ths 2Oth day OF March, 1893,
at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. togsther WITH
costs Of advertising and expenses OF tins sale.
X r. GRAYSO >, Secretary.
Oface-Room 20, 33I Pine street, San Francisco,
California. mrI I'd
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

For Late Shipping bsseQtgene, 81, Eigem Pl5;,
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Being Entire Block, bounded by
Twenty-fourth, Yolo, Rhode Island
and DeHaro Streets.

The terminus of the Omnibus Cable
Road is at Twenty-fourth Street and
Potrero Avenue. From this point to
Rhode Island Street is only FIVE blocks Of
400 feet each. You will see our flag
and signs on the block we will SELL Sc
I 1ect your lot. You will find the neigh
= borhood good one. Convenient to the
manufacturing district and the business
I center of the city. Close to cable
cars. - Where values will increase.
Where you can build a home for
Z yourself and family by paying only
$50 cash and $40 per month.
Remember, in addition, you can buy
4 at your own price at this Work
ingmen's Auction Sale.
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S. BaSCH. AUCTI0NEER.

Furniture and Brc-a-brac Auctioneer 3l9 and 32l
Suffer St. above Grant Ave. Advances con-
Segment. Sale days Monday and Thursday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

One OF the most important and inter
eatIrg dfautatic events q the season
from the point II view ~ an American.
the meet iin portaut and interesting -
took place Monday night at HerrmanE' s
theatre. New York. when Richard Mans
field produced The Merchant Of Ven.
ice Mr.. Mansfield lcng ego declared
his intention 10 proiuce The Merchant
OF Venice ~ a comedy. according to
the earlier usage. and IiFely anticipa
lions have been current a. O. the out
cone u this resolution q the nest orig
inai ~ American actors Last nights
event iustlhes Mr.. ManEsieid's prc;en
sions The plsv was splendiaiy staged
no small achievement ca the dimiBu.
tive arena ~ Hefrmanne aud the act
or's tmperk onstidn q Sbyiock was
marked hd INTELLECTUALLY. sudscity Of
enterprise and triiliancy q execution.
Mansfield 4 Shvksk y as picturesque ss
that u Iry bog. snd a. tlnished IN decgam
alton ~ thtt q Both. IL - consistent
snt thorough II takes ID liberty
With Shast peare OF Nth human "a
ture i y BE Shyiock - stage tradition
and history. hard. revengefal Jss.
without thf quality az mercy. Beatrice
htA'rt'A tNttt - NHftfbttol tfsfhr
teF stusiy he.e vss every reazoa 20
svrrct nssfiiy ard high merit ia this
production Ameng Af8trican actar-
lievctfsl ~ ferIau@ drsus idf. Man4fieid
hal.l~ TIE slsf place de = ,r4eiesl aud
orsrirstiag lie r.assessss Individuality
Ntethsr ? inr@fSnnst eas harmon iye
wifh scferik,i Fiews ~ are st taTisrce
u'th taeei hey sre stfone eel faseinst
saE. ther etf~azth ard sttfsi - IN the
ausilfy - nnd ahd sharaefes shich
si.sf' nSllsls t6is act'r. Mansaeld hss
iraiiaiesi ntte. - has faken his Own
eoarse aaa arrr8 COT pesitios whfeh
= anlqse q TIE Awerscan stage II the
latest = surceeass- fAis hoaesi
pictaf-equeI StyhNk IL r. FRESHNESS
- lss girasibn whick scstk.s SIM. slejse
Tee. rsverst y nor Fidieuls can caase D.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

Burglars Tuesday night effected an
entrance into G. II. Mann 4 Co.'S cloth
ing store in Muskegon. and carried of
goods amounting TO from $500 10 300 in
value.
Wayne county tax for next year will
be sll6.2 2297. which is fSs.0 600 less titan
IL was this year. The reduction is due
to the liquor sellers
Muskegon Boiler works have con
tracted 10 build stand pipe 80 feet
high Tor the water works at Hills
borough, Ohio
Don NJ Dickinson has been appointed
receiver of the Bay City 4 Alpena Rail-
road company. His bond was placed at
$4,000
burglars broke into the Bay City sta
ton OF r.. Z. 4 NJ Monday night and
rified the money drawer Ut the ticket
office.
Charles Marine Of Howard City. aged
Is years. had the top OF his head kicked
of by horse Monday aud will die.
Congressman Burrows has gone to
Iowa to help make Frank jackson
Governor Of the Havkeye state.
The Rev. H. r. DOeskef OF Holland
has accepted caIl from the First re-
formed church In Kalamazoo.
Lumber operators in the north part q
the state are engaging choppers Tor the
winter at ell PER month.
Holzhsy. the famous upper peninsula
bandit. has been made Librarian "a the
Marquette prison
4 new methodist church, free from
debt, kas Iust teen dedicated al Sosius.
Besrien oouaty
Ladies u the Congregational church
10 OtseFo have organized Home Mia
sionsry socisty.
The Dowsgiac council has instructed
the marshal 10 suppress gambling within
the city limits
The remains - Prof. Asa Dolph. who
died ~ Bellevue has beee crerasted 81
Detroit
ssebeNaiuF has curiosity IN the
sbape - tsas mice cor aected hy the tai
only.
MuskegosI county viil vots November
ID eB ssiopftng the c1cnty road sFsssm
The sesssn for huntinz der in the
upper peninsula ciusr,i yesterday
AsskeEeF Boonibg comFany hss
RATED the seassr .ak1 81 lozA
Leestarx he tsslve e~sa0oxues ard
nof enc q them has = schooi.
tbesfrutsi stock conpsny has t.e~a
ergauize-i iil Nu@xecoa
Knight. 81 Pythiss loAge hss hecn or
esnszed n .Iseksoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
DEATH LENDSAHAND
BUT II MAY NOT PREVAIL
fro~.oassr Nsck>m Dse< "a I@.Anns
and the fre~ecasiaa Il s.re zh.s
he i-zlt ssstoaeal

Charles r. Micksm a. Lament died
yesisr.ls, A. The resals ~ = kick from .
hor.e n. i the e,,.ns.lnininr rltn..-
An a. -. -. ~ i $500 - i
s's -. - - -.
1'p ns'A.-,-' e-,'''s1
soes s.an isiss pretsnsa~ sins' ehcst
ihs ana fofseTy.
PRESIDING Lisier Cosshsn said last
night tat the death q Mr.. Niokan
would not make any dlfer,nc. With The
trial a. th~r. x.xe efh.r x,,,.....s "a
vritt~n .s.,.rs.., % A.. 49,
s-....l.s.', !, - ! -.
- - nav '"0.s hs-s '7sn seeufea
s@ss ne ooes not know
whether tne written statemenf vii IL
receised IN etidence. Iha, IL poiuf o.
be decided after the court alta There
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

Egery hatly at ~ familiar With exist-
~ csnsftions Of : anes predicted tia.
T. hold GAR % tha xrouads u either %
re local sgriee1iursl societies would be
q lnsits an exrsndi1nro q Wonsy In
srcsss 4 receipts. The ofbevrs u tire
respeeglve societies we're themselves con
siscef thAf thsir fsirs xould not pay
AID notw.tastandlng. the certainty or
iass ueat ahsad adj met With just
wat they knee xouki lie the result
4his aorning the Western Michigan
r1ciefy FAITH appeals 10 the paoiie TO
give if siUo - pay ~ debts that Il
rlay confinue ia existence. chiefly 10
hPbt ils rvai he keut coonty society.
II - prooaois that thoss gentlemen
uh0 have cs,otributed literally 10 the
fnnd and enthusiasm 10 maintain the
fair wiIi ask themselves whether the fair
y worth continuing. II they shall de
e.Gs = the affirmative. notwithstanding
tbe hard time- the moasy will be raised
n ~ould b. greatly to the credit OF both
associations and compliment TO the
raohe Il the disastrous competition
which has crippled them both could be
ended Ia compromise The two fairs
are rot only money losers TO the soeis-
ties. hat they add necdless expepss to
sxhibitors. Neither one IL worth $1,000
q year - this city II both are TO be con
tinaed With one fair even. the value
70 the town 10 o. dubious virtue.
II has been practically demonstrated by
txo trials. one in year q unexampled
prosperity. the other IN a year Of unex-
arPiea diversity that neither Of the
Two fairs can be made 10 pay expenses.
n IA taxing public generosity beyond
hounds - AK 4 TO revive dead horse
- that i may he killed again. The first
e.afy Il the two societies Is 20 bury
senseiess rivalry and join together for
che common object IL they viii not do
thls the dEty oi the public Is to with
hold contributions 10 let the men con-
trolling the societies. who are abund
aaily able 20 do 81. pay for the fun they
are having which aobody else enioys
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
HOTEL GOSSIP.

III | had n boy" remarked James
Whitcomb Riley yesterday. as he began
shaving the left side Of his face. IF
had boy and that boy was a genius, or
IL he were not a genius. do you know
what III teach himg 'Nail, III tell you.
The first thing Ia teach him would be
the matter Of fact. unsentimental side
Of the world. II be had the ability and
genius TO be the greatest artist that
ever lived. I'D insist that ne knew some
thing about business matters before he
attempted TO cultivate his rare talents.
The idea that poet or an artist. or
sculptor need not know anything about
business IL absurd. I've Just learned
the falsity Of il myself. and wish !
had learned il earlier. I know bright
fellows vbo are proud a the fact that
they don't know the sum total 81 two
and two. Maybe l Was once: but I've
learned better. II the poet or the artist
knows nothing a business he gets the
worst Of IL II every turn. II be has
little bnsiaess talent he can dispose of
his Productions 10 better advantage and
derive \ sufficient iocome from them 20
make u UNNECESSARY FOR him 10 sell
everything he can write IN order tollve.
lHF Hlnh thft NnArr - II ~ h1tE 49, A4t&-
cssfrl paratively sure a his daily bread
can give his best thoughts 90 bis work.
That which he kaows is poor he can throw
away. that which he relieves h good
he can make better He has nothing
material 81 worry about and BIS art has
sn opportunity 70 expand The post
Who IL eonetbin1 q q fnancier. wins =
Fespecs which be cannot po~sii'iy get
otherwise Many tinse I've heard .
shFeed business man say ~ literary
geoins. ~ | Rad his ABILITY I'd t'e a
millionaire. and be wonid. too The
uHockish ssekly sentinenfaiity abouf the
degradation genius BY Hooey asesries
ne. ia uore q H. tvery msn "a 70
cent years who has Eoa fame IA The iIi-
etary World has locked after The hnsn
Ga end a his isfssrs and IN doing -
has shown good hard cysnnnon sen~e
that evsFyhc3g sdrires~ NJ ksieF snd
Mr. Douglass Sherity arrived 20 The
Morfou yesterday and Ell ieeve this
nsrnsnR Ter kaisna1o~s
tleorFe 4 Steele q 81 johns. IN.
regular candidate for cunsul - fhs
Michigan dsvisioo. l. A. W diced IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

sienster Jones has finished rs spe-ch.
lfs began u three weeks $50 The sub.
iees rnatier "a his effort necrssarily COR
sists ~ saiominoes tatles snd wesry lne
stst.siisa Asa speech if Vii aevar take
rsa< ss literary prss3uctioa nor Ell e
- pr>-erv-las tressury - iaforma
tp.a ga Ne .ahiect 81 silver II .ssnded
AL tfw that va shousd lie devsutly
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