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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
A I.ITTTI. NiOrr NEEDED.

Today the effort win boz made to finish
raising the bonus rally thc purchase
money ol block of fifteen acres Do
North Fort Worth. for tho Texas Dis.
tiliinr company only little more i7
needed. and that should hv promptly
raised today for every real estate OWNER
Boo thn citr b. Interested. n the necessary
sun H miscl work ou thr distiIcry viii
begin within ten days perhaps. certainly
Within twenty days, and rushed 10 o.
completion
u i- very small sum Co secure au
Investment 80 large and Que thut viii
bring so much of profitable industry not
merely to Fort Worth. but to thr corn
producing aud cattle feeding country
around about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
'RAH FOR FIT. WORTH.
Fencibles Selected as Cleve.
lands Guard Of Honor.
TO AID The DlSTlLLERY DEAL.
The woman's Wednesday Club WIN Celebrate
lis Fourth Anniversary The Cooking Main
Ran Through us First Gay Win Foh
Worth Ahead Break for Liberty
An ANNIvERsARY SOCIAL.

"Wednesday club held IT, regular meeting
m It's club rooms aud determined 70
celebrate its fourth anniversary fcb. H.
by q reception and social ut Ne ArliuEiou
lnn Each member j. allowed y Limited
number 0f invitations aud tie alinir
will be-, Ia social importance. the equai
oil any that have ever gracod Tie sp'lhi
Ito of this city The Wumcns Weinfs
day club 81 composed oil ladies whn~e
abilities as hosiesses Is household W0td
iu Fort Worth. and the comhipel efforts
81 tue individual members of tie club
insure in advance uu evening ui rHft
social enjoyment to those SD fortunate us
10 be- honoured with invitations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
4 RREAK ron fIBERTY.

A. r. II. George WIS being taken from
The county jail 10 the Seventeenth dis
trict court room yesterday afternoon 10
stand trial for burglary be made break
from Deputy Sheriff Ray. and made for
The jail officials saw him. aud rushing
down the steps joined the pursuit
some went around Tito iuil 90 the right.
and others To- the left, and the prisoner
was caught between tine two parties.
After shot had been iired To- let him
know that business was meant, he sur
rendered and was taken 90 The court
ROOM he bad been indicted by the
grand jury Of tie Seventeenth district
court lie had been in iail sis weeks.
lie got six years I'm the pcn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


~
,Jno; Rlchey. Mcpherson Har NJ ~
WILSON, wilson, R HgihegscH' Kan. J. !. ihonpicr,
NJ. * Towers. Wilson. Kan II NJ NIL.
nv, minneapolis, Kan; Thos. X. Gnn. Chm
iS"n nan a. ID. Odds. saIina. Kan,
Merritt; Salina, Kan "a. Rotbsebnds
Ssiimaa. u = Y Horrer Salina. los. d. DanieI
F 59sas, New York; s. h. spears nailos
Warn. n Nass'her Waco. 4. ~ bradford
iIa 9niuiutS dhos b Lee. Chicago. d n
81 Ionis, Nesalfo Mo-; W, b. McDowsn
M INss, j. heagnu, Denver Coi 1'bns
FntiileShsSSoo oi "aNesgoni W. H. Scarhonoasb.
'sn ~ Louis, a. Hoover "a -.
hari Mahler. New York: n Bdfs
iart rr, 'saisi Nathan R,nnk. Dniiae.
nst ~, louis Miss Ida I'M, egs's,
isy.s . "sn Kansas city: q. a pbipins
dss * y sellers, Texar. $50 NJ .ps'
~ 4 !, 4 p. Barry, Dallas. D. .. smhl..,s
4 Mifths6" ~ hurk, 81 Louis; Frusk
+. n ssss i9ss VA; Floyd shack, 81 i|mgs.
a,lni,s We hHn, Quannh Geo. +. Ives pin5
6niI ~. Npencer st Louis: n N Etss
LELAND 81 I.nliz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

II. 7. pietzeker, Houston. 9'
Amarillo, u. Frcllch. New l'.'
Breeding, San Antonio; iie5
Anionln; ". s. -phrekels, W
lt H. Cooley. ballast NJ. Y, n
ton &. H.. Wood, falesilp3
Denlsou; j.. Is, Wilson, h.ptT
Zimmerman. Kansas eng,
Iaceshoro; Il. X. Irwin, i'',
tholOmow, sun Anionlo' y "
iiniore. Md. j. a, Moon w
W. Il, CrenshaW, Chlcleo.
Austin, w. n. Groves. Alai1,f
nett ana wife, san Auiobiy' X
81 Louis; r.. y. harHlAiii
Bnardman. NJ. II. s. 4, Hs
Dallas! q. X. McAdnmA rrts
Fair. brentwood q. Y Z
want. San AnEelo' n
,. d. Lewis sew NN,t'
louis; SiiWoli Harris, l@
a. Hlll, COManche; J. y, i N
Geo. $. Hunt, Bowie Gov
sas city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
PERSONAL

Colonel William Sparkling. deputy sn.
promo grand lecturer Tor tho order nf
the knights of the OlOli Gross. h in tho
guy Tor the purpose OF organising a
lodge
X II linrrl Of The firm oi Snrayac
Warner \ 90, of Chicago, "a IN the
city
y. NJ. Howard, merchant and hankor
81 Mineral Wells, " Ia tlle city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
MA RnMAIN Ar ANcHoR.

Galveston Ten, Jan. rs. Especial. i-Al.
though there was an unusually high Tide
last lhght aud this morning, The highest
since .iuly, 1871, which nOoded the ruli
side 81 the city, n0Nc ~ The hftecn tide.
bound steamers attempted TO cross the
bar the sen hclng too rough, rhe British
steamship lioua. which succeeded IN crass.
lng the bar Monday night, Is al anchor
Ouislue, waiting Ion the weather ANA Sea
% n,Qderafc az receive tile ll0 bales OF cot.
lon She w0s compelled 10 lighter 90 enable
her 90 get Of tho bar last week.
inV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
pnTATn HnCfAI.

AZ the Cumberland Presbyteinn church
on Friday evening the 2uh. potato
sociai WI boz held under The auspices of
the &. H.. s.. &. r. af which tbc follow.
ing program viii be rendered.
Music Instrumental uu0rteuc Miss
Fulcr. Messrs Martin. Ivy aud Ar
thOrd
Recitation Miss Cora Fender
Vocal solo Miss Sanip Turner.
Flutp Professor Buchanan.
Recitation Miss Maize BeWlry.
Music Instrumental uuurirlto
10 conclude with the novel aud Inter
est.ug game vi potato
Come Tor yol will Boz welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
RECHUITING CHANGES.

Lieut. q. B. Davis of the Twenty-third
United States infantry, who has been
iu charge of the recruiting station NJ
this point. has hrpu detailed for special
duty u connection with tine Maryland
Agricultural college as military instruct
OR. and ordered 90 report 90 Annapolis
to Governor Brown 0f Maryland. lie
left ou the Texas and Pacific cannon
ban this morning lic wiil be- succeeded
hy SECOND Lieutenant IT, H. Ferguson,
also oi the IWcnty-third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.

Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Gunnels and
r. H. Morrison, constable of Mansfield,
searched house near TINT village aud
mudc q fno haul. Among the articles re-
covered were lot of guns. pistols cart
ridges. etc.. that were stolen from Har-
risOn * Smith. and Nanwert. merchants
of Mansfield, during the Christmas holt
duys. The stores OF both the above
iu possession of q man uampd league,
and boz WIS arrested aud pluccd iu jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
EMlNENTIY SuCCnSSrTT

Walden's TeXas Business college, Aus
an and Fort Worth. ever since is estate
hshmont has strivcn 10 htild up rcpu-
lauNn Tor lhOroughless and pncticNblity.
VA THIS lt has been eminently successful
and Is recognized t0day as one OF The
le0dlng institutions of its Kind a The
south Anyone contemplating cOmmer-
cial course should call or write for illus
trntcd catalogue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
A pnOnIGAI enN

4 short time ago City Physician Cams
found man named Iuo. a. Barr nd the
Commercial hotel sick with pneumonia.
lie was lHnniless and was removed 10
day the city physician received a tele.
gram from Wesley Barr, Bound Brook.
\. T., requesting him 20 give hls SON
Jno. a. Barr every attention possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

that tho sender OF the dispatch would
Nny an eXpefsrs
Young Barr hHe O sisicr az Kansas
City Mo. and She has also been notified
He o. not iu condition 90 tdlk about
himself aud Information as 20 how he
came in bis helpless and distressed con-
dif0u h. NOT yet 0hfaiunhlD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
no LOCATE AZ TIM FORT

Avery Carter of Grepnville. y. c.,
writes to Che chamber of tomucrce that
De u coming to locate in Fort Worth, aud
desires TO correspond with leading con-
tractors to ascertain cost OF building
Mr. Carter u member of the lirccnville
Manufacturing company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Salisbury Nd. lQn, ls.- A0rIVts FROM
Naniioke Say sol NNl men Were frosen to
death M small capbrs that wgrn VAughe our
aut fcozru up several miles from lnNd.
Seme ~ The men started 70 Walk % land
before thV Ice was strung enough aud were
immediately drowned
Three tamps were frozen 70 death sun.
HaF near pIineeea Anna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
A NEW MARKlsr.

A. W. kcy a Co.. have opened new
market corner Main and SECOND streets.
Fresh meats and game of all kinds
Orors ,ukcn and meat promptly deliv-
ewd Experienced men; everything
ohllco. snlinlI yonr Nnde.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Boston, Jan. rs. lslg
met tonight 10 debate
cided in favor OF Harint.i {.
90 system. The score p7's,
Harvard lfSa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
FOR CITY TREAsIlRFR.

MuN tlsor unnOuncea m i0dnvs On.
mlte thar hc IS a candidate for rlrnloction
% lhn uliice of city Treasurer. subject
go euvl nctlon Ha The organized DemOc-
lnN ol Fort Worth uny take
lt would hr entirely unnecessary ia
gay lhni Nh. Elsu hos made an cNrrliont.
careful aliccr Tint he las received and
elennptaed thg city's fluids to iho suits.
furtiun of an were Il NOT Chat u,8l,
prnplo have Cumo 10 Fnr Worth since
M l.lsers election. II n Inc un,yritteu
law that Democratic official national
state ON municipal who hus been fnithnti
d cnttled 40 q aecunl tprin IN olioinl
ever earned second term hp doing his
duly Mr. Elser b dat official
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Is now offered for sale. part cash and
the balance ON ten aud Twenty-Five
yoars' time 1903 Main street, Fort
NORTH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
c.NNnLANn NIL ArrnNn

Lakewood. y. ". Ian. iS This After.
noon Mr.. Cleveland decided to ATTEND The
FUNERAL OF eS-President Rutherford II
hAyes at Fremont o.. GA FiidaY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
TIE 'TI4gATeR.
Two Pleasing Operas Rendered at Greoawalrs
Yesterday


g buAe , 9ii IiaEa loro' grandee OF
'tHH H!l"tft layton.
L,n@' sis a',ehuant Herman Waldo
bul AlhNnDI9 dei bQlcfo' the GRAND
lh9uleucf' S!ahiey Fe'cL.
,,N eh'uau gohuDlers Marco lHlmlcrl,
MONA" a.. lcaS5ri Giuseppe Paimlerl,
tIan'S NaUluau' antonio JuhuN i'emahi
rIah'rsco' charles carver; Georgia,
'9u Suu'I'
pNrhess oi lIa2a Ioro Bessie Fair
bairh'
Essldo' her daughter, Ada BERNARD.
az NohoInlhne CganirL, Enlfh Mason;
itSsh. Alice Gnilnrd: Fiumetta, Edith
NGlie Delmaine.
ihtI' rue king foster mother, iennette
hlnnoru
u"lN' OF 6oiollers, Coutadine, Her
"'Gt' I0u toseS .,. r.
AZ tho iuatlnee yesterday the Grau
opera company produced Gilbert and Sui.
lyans latest opera The Gondolie@'
WIN !hE ca| above. Ihis Is probably
one OF the most pleasing operae FROM u
musical standpoint these masters Of
comic opera have Vet written, lt Is In
TWO acts inc hfst being ia.d M Venice
ana the second IN the paluce Of Barotaria.
through the opera and it was wen inter-
Pfeted by the cast. The music is simple,
ytV hrHht ana pleasing aud lt is Tins
mat has probably made the work 90
ihese composer" $50 popular with the pub
lir There are a number Of pleasing
solos and either Numbers Whiln the. chorus
NJ hol phlN sltonG hut wei handled, there
being several good voices among the male
members Tue costumes are rich and
tasty u7 well az appropriate aud the
miSr-chl-slenc Is very effective. The
opera NbouldS Wlth opportunities FOR
good work and the principals mlde the
lro7l oi ~ An were IN good voice and
the opera ran more easily and smoothly
IMAM lS usually the case ut matinee per-
loimahccS.
IRA DmvulO, q bandit disguised rs the
Marquis OF san Curlo, Francis Guillard
Followers of Fra Diayoo- Beppo,
STANLEY tgch; t'iacomo, GILBERT Clayton.
r, Lotu Niieash' an English nobleman,
Herman Waldo
Iorcu2o, captain Of Garhanecrs. Ia
love with Ierlina Thomas III. persse.
M0tteo. landlord of the Inn Of Term
Gina, John Nisemnu.
sergeant i. llcppW.
Servants. NJ tho inn Roberto. Ada
Bernard; Anncttn Gcrtle Myers
Icrua, Mattco's daughter. Edith
Mason.
Lady Allcash, Bessie Fairbairn.
COrh neprs Peasants, etc.
Last night the romantic opera In three
acts by d. II. Aube was produced 10
m. almost packed house, despite the
! indictment weather aud the blizzard. The
opening scene ~ laid ia and around tbp
Inn Of TeTacna, Italy and like an
operas chat have their plots In the land
of the olive music ana love thcrr h.
this MS in All the operas produced by this
company, the costumes are very attrni.-
tive aud add greatly To the on-ertly,,-
ness of the opera The cast was as sivcu
above and with Francis Gaiard m tho
Gtle role gave this famous baritone
abundant opportunities. He appeors To-
good advantage In the role of the bondir
chief and he carries 10 easily and smonih.
". Miss Edith Mason as Zcrlinn ond
Bessie FQirhairn as Lady Ancash. have
good roles and made the most Of them
Mss Mason's singing of the rem of M
opera. Fra Diavolo." being roundlv mn
plNudcd. There il not an mueh on1ortp-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Yesterday afternoon at thc pic over The
White Elephant ihc yrCui cooking main
hptucn the hirls of Nichols ol Fort
Worth and Spellmau Of Kansas Cuy. be.
gau
The main was for $1,000 side. 10 show
twcnty-Our birds and fight ul that full
A.. that is.whcu thp lurty.tWO cnrks are
weighed ul pairs chat lal within two
nutccs OF one another in weight ARE
muiphpd ami iiSiu There wore uiha
pairs that fell within thp requisite
weights ycswrlny, AND thnt
means the nine fights VIII dee.
First tight Nichols piticd an O'Ncn
domIuick, . pounds ~ ounces. against
SpcliWau's ruDc horse cock, y pounds
] ounces The fight was fierce and
quick. aud iu Eve minutes the ruoe horse
was growing Ibis victory over hi, dead
antagonist
Second tight Nichols showed a Ken.
lucky red domuick weighing 3 pounds
ana i ounces and Spclmu uuuthrr
race horse. , pounds I uunccs Another
ilNr-muutr ught with u victory fUi FORT
Worth This was thc fight oft th" dHy.
Third fight Nichols pittcd ni. O'Ncn
uomlnick' , pounds ~ ounces, against
the ihud Of Sppllmun's race hnraps. one
ounce lighter than the Nichols bird. and
iu eight minutes Fort Worth had victory
number tO her credit thr result Of
the main FIGHTS being two ont of three
in her favor
Today Nussoubomcr OF Dallas viii
come over with tom cocks ufd Gght
matches OF $3.50 side. beginning al
$50 tonight
The muin viii be this afternoon at
lhsre was much betting ou an the FIGHTS
uid ua the main fights nvorApsd ovpr
ni" ench' considerable snns of money
We're lost und won ON each fight
inc evening tights were hncs fights.
not affecting the main iu AMY way The
hrHt heht was between blnci, Norway
'p'h, pticd by Nichols. uelpbiup .iy
pounds and four ounces. AGAINST one of
NpOlmanH rucp horses. ifor nU mo rort.
H' louEht yesterday were of this brpntD
weight about the same. Inc Nichols lir.i
winning iu i've minutes
Tue second iight WINS won hy Spcllmnu
III seven minutes hIs race horse killing
.NNmhplH new Mack boo seven minutes.
they weighed iu ut i've pounds four
ounces.
Tho hlrl Geht was another Fort
Worth defeat, Nichols Blue Hottntp.
weighing NA pounds two ounces. dyins
on the glha oi Spcllmous race horse In
i've minutes
The fourth aud last 6rht wgs won bv
Nichols with q five pound rlFht onu,p
ROCKY Mountain Don, 900 three ilinut..
Ihs heht WAS ihu Iiutup of rtp p,ru.
WNs sport ihp Wort Worth .rlrL lnnl.ito
o. double Hex t ihr uro0ud raund tho
Sprllupus rve horse dying I'M thp banJ.
ui hia ruIchyf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
cANuAaM nrlLnNRs, AnrnrlNn-

~, ~ Keller th.rd vice president of tbt
iE7 brou advised that tho DENOMINATIONS
i"r the fourteenth amiunl meeting io hr
hell at Atlanta, tln., feb 5 and % arc of
q tlniocler thlu instlrvs the thorough rn.
iruainmeni of The visitors.
lhrre viii be exhibits OF The mipst
improvements and novelties pertaining
90 carriage trade.
iapcr and appethrs ON htrt,.tipt
TIMELY aud Instructive t1pirs will be- rpnd
a. d"lNorCd Turing the snsslnn. TLn
mrmhVr who expect 10 nttrud urs r,,-
quw'et to notify John W. Jones. Gins
t.rsiilir ga" gcucrul secretary of tlo
Southern Cuurage Builders nssnciptia1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
riNANcIAL.
British Consois
London. Jan. rs.


New Yorh, Jan. (Speoal)-
Sterling Bank, 90 days "a Sjl
RelchmNrlu- Comercial, 90
days., .... ..4.,.......,JJ4
F19nks--Hgnly, co days....5 1879
Commercial, go days.........5 1sA as IN
Exchange az New Orleans
New Orleans, La, Jan. lS.-- Specially -
Sterling Commercial, go
days,-......,.,......,...4 s54G5 $3.50
krlnks-tO Commercially 40 duyS.1 lo9
New Gorl, signt-Bonk .... 100 premium.
Commercial 10 prem.
Exchange at Catve,ton.
Galveston Tex, jan IS Especially
SlcfNut, oN unys,.-, as
New YORK sight. ......,,.......... = dis.
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. 3 DIS.
American silver. II dis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

Notices describing new counterfeit
slo0 treasury note have been received
BY buaness men of this city. This
counterfeit is OF the series OF $50, check
letter B. Treasury number A9l4ls.
bears the large spiked chocolate seal and
is signed W. >. Rosecrans. register Of
the treasury. and j. n. Huston. treasurer
Of the United States The most striking
defect is In the portrait OF Farragut.
which differs ia expression from the
genuine. The nose appears longer; and
ne upper lip extends outward. while In
70 genuine the latter appears drawn in.
giving q determined expression 10 the
face The eye1 appear open and produce
a staring expression. while in the gen.
uine they appear mild but firm. The
imprint. bureau engraving and printing
in border. right end of note. il missing.
The letters in the words treasury
note" top centre border of note. are
broader In the counterfeit and appear
larger than fhose in the genuine note
The geomctricxf lathe work surrounding
the large loo In the center OF note is
poorly executed and Is a good point by
which to detect this counterfeit The
color Of the treasury numbers lacks the
body and luster or the genuine carmine
red The color Of the large spiked
chocolate seal 10 good but appears some
what lighter. The counterfeit Is also
creased 10 imitation Of the silk thread.
The bsck Of the counterfeit IL somewhat
darker than the genuine. and the lathe
work u very poor. especially that In the
top border Of note. The imprint, bureau
engraving and printing. bottom centre
of note. 10 messing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

LOOK AT 1T! The Michigan Gen.
trai has arranged with one Of the best
publishing houses In the United States
for a beautifully printed series of
Worlds Fair pictures. to be known a.
the Michigan Centrais Portfolio Of
Photographs Of the Worlds Fair.
The original photographs would cost
not less than dollar apiece. but the
Michigan Central enables you to get l6
pictures for 10 cents.
It's the finest It's the most CON-
pleta.
It's the best. IL cannot be beaten.
Ifyou saw the Worlds Fair you want
il a. q perpetual souvenir Of meinor-
able whit.
IL you didn't get there. you want this
to see what you missed. and to Gil your
mind with its beauty and glory Of the
White City.
Call on the nearest Michigan Central
ticket agent and he will furnish you
with the hrst part and tell you more
about IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

Aanex ca IRE J.a Me- compiesed oa
IifoeI
December vss the date Get fsr The
eoraplseoa q ne addition % tie coauty
jail. bss 4 vii Re Msrch oe later be
for = vii - ready Tor occupancy. The
ssiattioo - aot Z isrxs structure. and
WhY = skouti nat have been completed
90 tims = nes apparent The hrst de
AZ wss eaased u y eiaimed. 81 the shut
desa q tbs rolling a,iils AMI delay In
the shipping - the isan az the frame
uefk c,nsR the ARRIVAL q the iron the
eslntraetars have not made . spscsai
sif,at - Aafry The eara Af present
there are not more thsn a haif foaea
usa AZ sufk- The rot - %. as.i the
fe~ men ubo sfs ~ susk are uakine
conrrsss scofs bot The sovs "a moving
sery sisp9lT The eel sork has nuf yea
srrivess. and. II . esd. - not rrs.ly ssi
wl.l nut - rsasiy fos a lsast 4 u,aaeh-
These xho haze wstchs.l The nrarr>~s
- tas eofk ssT thai ths snnsx sili
not - mech improvement en- The nlf
nj escept tat "a wiIl make mere roens.
Ihs iailofs ssg they eoaii.i rather pise,
rftsensfs an fhe ssrofd hoaf q fhe oh
~ - lzF - safety y sone~fned. thsa
10 ne new psr1 Deserves. they sag 4
aseansls 90 fiis sfrensth "a tks eall
sor4 II he cells ass ssfosg that pses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-11

According to Superintendent Of the
Poor Noersiyk there are t99 families on
she books Of the department. This -
an increase Of lI8 over the month OF
November The whole number 81 orders
issued during the month OF November
on the city supply store Was no sup
plies issued: Flour. l6.sr55 pounds; beans.
l9l pounds; potatoes. 19cia bushels;
meat. au67 pounds; coffee. IA pounds;
tea. ~ a pounds; sugar. lsl5 pounds;
sslf. $40 rounds: soap $40 bare; kero-
ssse. SOL gallons; matches. 4s3 boxes;
syrup 92t gaiions; rice. l.o9s pounds;
orders issued on individual stores. -.
The items purchased FROM individual
stores were groeeries meats. shoes and
clothing amounting 10 tl.a0
The cash orders issued on the city for
the month aggregate t4sa2o. and were
divided among the following charges;
Burial. 81; railroad dare Of city charges.
t7270; rent aud care OF city charges.
sls69o; ineidentals. sls0
There was paid to the different
benevolent institutions total 81 s212 sS.
which was divided as follows: ST.
Marks, s6gs5; women's home and hos-
pital. <56sss;; Holland u. Il. A. home. SIS;
l.. IL A. home. sIl16
The total number Of cords OF wood
distributed during the month was 5l3.
an average Of more than twenty cords
per day.
This uonth so far the daily distribu-
tion OF wood has averaged more than
forty cords The number Of families re-
ceiying sustenance from the poor de-
partfnent has increased more than 100
since December l.