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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.



FOR SALE HorSf-s AID LOTS.
Nez hs,nse IN South Iaersto sfreef. pifA
eieh' roouss. sooa cellar. ~sll and ceteru ANAL
lerr.
House and ~ on Nealu1 aseDee
One on sherman sfrsasf.
Two - trrfeF street.
Oft ca kariIclfh s-rtrt
tne fisuncf asenne
siso hcusee ard iuts "a Paris avenue. >orfh
Prospect \ AIR STREET. Waller nfenno Inrrars
ssennr Nouth lafsfcifs tfr,,ct and mans clhrrs
IA all rarts - To- cts.
have sonae the resident lots ct Pfainhrl1
avenue fos sale chrap. sise lot - All psfts -
the city.
FARMS fOR SALE Or EXf1HANtt
one hundred snd slrfg I've arr-s IL to~rshis
- Houne one hundr~d and ftlfts erfss -
proved thirtt-tse Acre me tsnerh nii1 fnafie
iifnhsr. lafse peach and alrls ssrrkar1s. hns
building SOD elias loan.
Also eighty acre ~ tsrwnshir q ts~f.e. VITA
fhirfyfve arfee lnirrot ed. nftre1 acrvs - be<rh
aud maple tsnsi-ef.
arm - finrft sreer Hrres n ttersfir -
Cascade ~lsh thirty srrrf ~ beas, tirnfef
Also nDe ~ same tee nsitp 4 GO hondrsa snt
~ afrrs. nth ere hurdfr1 arfr< inlrFs-sud,
cod tuiidinEs ens,d orchard. ssii clsf Gam.
! hare farms "a 81 1ifecfIs.ts ff.sn cifI. rkns
ms fem ftn arres W - f~c heDorrt tnsne
IT, and lotk ever ny list n 200 ~sft ~ ocf 90
exchange 90 city fF,ferts.
u haze nv desirable houerf ~ rsnt
honey - inan on god raj state securiv.
"A. =. nsUoliA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
PETER v. DECKER.

No. go Home avenue. just west ~
Division street; nice reception hall. oak
finish; down stairs. bathroom. etc;
price. $3.50.
We have two new houses on Euclid
avenue. just south - Hall street; prices.
$1,000 and e. 30; terms. sloo down. hal.
ance monthly.
An elegant place on Sheldon street.
near Fulton: price. $1,000. For partlcu-
lars call at Office. No. II Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
Railroad Men! Attention!

We must cell within the next thirty
days that neat. comfortable home. cor
ner OF Ionia street ard Ninth avenue.
price. s3gJoo: terms. $500 down lwill take
more II You have ~. balance easy.
Small house facing Ninth avenue on
rear end, rents for clio per month. viii be
given gratis to party buying the corner.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
81 AND 81 wONDERLY BUILDING.

Now il your time 10 buy handsome building
lot on the Belle Philo addition. Burton avenue
and Buchanan street: elegant street car ser
vice. excellent water. fine level lots. Prices and
terms on these lots made known on application
Also fine house and four large lots on same
addition at prices and terms that will sell IL on
sight.
We have lots and houses and lots In the south
end 10 sell on payments.
Acre property for an investment whore IL viii
bring quick return and large margin. Look
this up.
Who has a good clean stock az groceries 10
sell for cash in good lccationf Call US for a
customer.
We have residences all the way from $50 To
$4,000 for sale You can buy house cheaper
than you can build.
We have just listed some desirable tracts Of
hardwood timber. which we would be pleased
20 show you
We can get loan for you quick and az low
rate az interest on productive real estate
City and suburban property. farms. ttmbered
and mineral lands for sale or exchange.
List your properties with u.s.
Fidelity and dispatch Is our motto.
Wanted TO eIchange-House and lot on
Mcdowell street near Division. worth S0no. for
a better place on the hill. south Of Bridge and
west Of Union street will pay cash difference.
An extra good team Of draught horses. weight
2sn. towards good house and lot. worth from
81 30 70 81 80. or good vacant lot III pap cash
difference.
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Nausr ne SOLD.
Do You Wish 10 Build q Home?

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

COwA~ LODGE No. s--Resulsr eonven.
y tions TUESDAY evenings A. - o'clock a.
Visiting knights cordially invited. William {
Wsr-d G. C. Charles u. Neahr. X. 81 X. and :.
VALLEY CITY LODGE M. ia Regular
convention every Monday evening ~ on
Hall corner Bridge end ~rrihuer street, X. y.
waicott. 4. q. " b stevens. n ~ r. and \
lily LoDGE No. llo- Hall ia Paxr's block
L corner Tiainfrid sud Colt avenues. Rsgn.
lar rtfufsniien- every tfftiA1 evening ~ -
oclark A l.. Salsins. 4. e. Loo 4. Iaro. n.
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IMPIRIAL LODGE 80 "a Regular ecn.
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~ rlkf4 hall Irnia street " n Perkins. &.
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]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE

No 3sA Terrace avenue. price 1900.
II will bear inspection.
No. $40 Lafayette street. a splendid
modern home; owner has gone west ard
is very anxious to sell: price way down.
One more on this street at 5000 and
two al 400.
No. 81 Central avenue. a nice cosy
place; price. s2.2o0; terms reasonable.
We have another little this way at
sl.eoo. and one around the corner. on
Mcdowell. NJ z. 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
FOR RENT.

Suites Of three, four. Eve or seven rooms. and
one store in Lyon street block. uear Union
street City and cissern water; car line;
everything convenient Prices 81 10 81.
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COUNTRY.

III ACRES gardening land only two miles
w from the city hall Will sell az bargain
or exchange for cheap house and lot or viii
rent 10 for one or more years. Willard n.
Griftths. No Canal street. ss-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

L'OR EXCHANGE wish ~ erchanre my
Il property known as Hotel Mckinnon for
business Ia Northern Aichizsn good bar trade
will sell furniture aud lease property stea IA
hast electric light. In fact, all modern inn
iroyenents Address {. X. smith. Cadillsc.
Mich
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

NIOSEy To loan IN real estate security "a
VI ANY arrrrfs ard ~ the iaus-f rate -
Interest. - William H. gilbert. nom q Wia.ti
csilib building. -
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SrENfRtL large sums ~ money 20 loan OF
viii b. loaned &C. sums - tien and M
Nsftia Ipoury advanced On land contracts aud
mn-fgages or will hny these securities. John
4. Martin. e. Canal street.
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tfONEf TO LOAN % rrsi estate. A. Faliss
VI sNafthouss is~ Office lnst 20. baiid
inz. seventh neor. Ia
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lttNEt LOANfb fof Short time 10 large sr
VI sfasil amourts "a aly form - good secnr.
Ny ffsak A Afrs.er, ~ Michigan Trust
fa,l3ias CO... pesfi add OTTAWA streets. Ieia.
The morning call., 1893-11-09

which could lend impressiveness and proof
of profound love and esteem for the genial
and capable member who had filled this
responsible position in the order for nearly
twenty years.
At 10 a. NJ the remains arrived from
Alameda, escorted by members of Canton
Alameda No. H. Patriarchs Militant. and
were placed in the center of the large as
sembly hall in Odd Fellows building,
where they lay in state surrounded by a
guard OF honor, having drawn swords.
All the morning there was constant sue
cession of visitors who desired to look
their last upon the face they knew so we'll
AT 80 p NJ. the funeral services COM
menced. From all sides came members of
the various city lodges in regalia, and in
many cases bearing emblemS. The Re-
bekah lodges were also we'll represented
by ladies. who likewise wore regalia.
The chief mourners, the widow, Mrs. Nj.
Lyon. and her sons, George Lyon and
Walter Z. Lyon, with other relatives ana
closer friends, occupied seats close to the
casket.
Immediately encircling the casket were
the pall-bearers, consisting of: C. w. Saw
age. P. G. F.: S. 3. Smith. P. G. p; j. T.
Pnkham. P. g.; j. Il. Apologize, 2. G.
P; ]. ". Meredith. p. c. P; j. W.
Adams. P. g.; Elwood Bruner, P. G. NJ.
G. G. Terrill, P. o.. W. f. Norer0ss, P. G.
John Thompson, P. g.; F. A. Week, P.
G.; James Campbell, P. 6.
The general appearance of the assem-
blage was peculiarly striking, the effect
being largely enhanced by the presence OF
the Patriarchs Militant in full uniform.
There were a large number of ladies
present besides the members of the Re-
bekah lodges. Altogether it was estimated
% that at least 300 people gained admittance,
The morning call., 1893-11-09
although many were unable to secure

although many were unable to secure
seats.
On the stage were aligned in front the
chairs of the grand officers in full regalia
RS follows: j. L. Thompson, grand mas
ter: J. 81. Simpson, deputy grand master;
p. f. Gos5ey, grand warden; George w.
Lemont, grand treasurer; l.. w. 5. Downs,
grand patriarch; George +. ROesch. grand
high priest: George W. Reid, grand senior
warden; Walter S. Potter, grand marshal:
Behind them were ranged several rows Of
past grand officers.
A neat black bordered leaf1et giving the
order of exercises had been provided so
that the assemblage was able to follow the
Interesting services without difficulty.
They were varied. including addresses,
ceremonies and music.
The services commenced with an organ
voluntary in sad minor strains by Samuel
ID. MAYER, and then Grand Master j. t.
Thompson, who presided. called upon DR..
Gilbert r. Ollie, who. in the unavoldab bic
absence in the country of the grand chap
dam, uttered the Invocation.
The beautiful hymn, Rock OF Ages"
was then rendered by male quartet, COM
prising Samuel d. Mayer (director). j. X.
Ogilvie, j. G. Preston and j. L. Flinney
The grand master made a brief address
upon the sadness of the occasion and the
iessons to be derived from it, and then
DIR. Ollie read from the Holy Scriptures
passages upon the brevity aud fraglilty OF
mortal life, closing with the aspiration !:
$50 teach US to number our days tnat
we may apply our hearts unto WISDOM.
The morning call., 1893-11-09
ROBBED CHINESE.
A Quartet of Footpads
Captured.
The Thieves Were Armed With Pis-
tolls and ungShotS-ldentified
by Their Victims.

Many lone Chinese going to the resi-
dence OF his patriotic employer late at
night has been "held up" and robbed dur
ing the last six weeks. The first Of the
pagans who informed the police of his
misfortune was All Hing. who says that
be is employed at 1857 Eddy street. All
Hing was speeding toward his domicile
very early on the morning of October
when three young men arcosted him near
the corner of Clay and Leavenworth
streets. and unexpectedly and firmly
called upon him.to relinquish all the prop
erty of value that he had upon his person.
All Hing demurred, whereupon one of
the young men placed pistol against his
brow and remarked that his conscience
would be quiescent if he killed Chinese.
All Hing gave the young man S.. which
was all he had, and went on his way sor-
rowing. But he remem bered the faces of
the imDious young men.
On the Friday, Saturday and Monday
nights following the episode in which All
Hing figured so unpleaSantly several OF
his countrymen were held up by footpads
on Clay street, between Stockton and
Hyde. The amounts stolen from them
ranged from So IS to $50.
Officers Clarke and Williams were de-
tailed to capture the thieves If possible.
They were given description of the three
men who absorbed All Kings cash and
robbed many of his countrymen. The
same story was told by every Mongolian
who had been robbed. Three men had
met him and while one held pistol to his
head the other had emptied his pockets.
Officers Clarke and Williams were
standing on the corner OF Pacific and
Leavenworth streets late Tuesday night,
when they observed two men passing
along Pacific street with their faces
turned from view and their hats pulled
toward kearny street and Officer Clarke
followed.
He halted them at the corner of Powell
street, where he met Officer B. Haskell,
and they took the men an to custody. The
prisoners said that their names were
Richard Edwards. teamster, and Harry
Connors, peddler. Edwards had pistol
and Connors had a piece of gaspipe such
as was used by Sidney Bell.
They were charged at the old City Prison
with robbery, and were identified by
several Chinese as the robbers who had
held them up on Clay street. Both men
are known to the police as desperate foot
pads. Their photographs are in the rogues'
gallery, and they have done time" in
Folsom.
A few hours after the arrest of Edwards
and ConnOrs. Silvio Landni of 729 "a
Union street and lsidor Baldwin of 3
Grant place were arrested and thrown into
the tank. They, too. were identified by
Chinese as footballs who had robbed them
on Clay street, and three charges OF rob-
berry were recorded against each.
The morning call., 1893-11-09

state of Alexander's health. His sister
and brother-in-law. however. will return
to British Columbia to-day, as all danger
IS now considered past. By happy chance
DIR. Eberts, the family physician of the
Dunsmuirs, happened to be in the city,
and in conjunction with the local doctor
has watched the patient.
James Dunsmuir Will remain in San
Francisco 10 attend TO the in terests of the
firm until his brother has thoroughly re-
covered his health.
Alexander Dunsmuir has, like most men,
certain peculiaritieS, one of which is de-
sire to live his own life undisturbed by
any save his closest friends. For this rea-
son none save his intimates could see him
but at his place of business or at his club.
He is member of both the Pacific Union
and Bohemian clubs, and at the latter has
room. but has not occupied it for some
months. Even his bankers have not
known his address in the Western Add.
ton, and on account of this apparent Sc
crecy-somethng utterly foreign IN Amer
lean life-Alexander Dunsmuir has during
the past week had to suffer innuendoes and
some aspersions on his character.
Being confined to sick bed he has re-
manned, however, in profound ignoranc 9
of what was being said.
The morning call., 1893-11-09

The Mont. omery Advertiser
Says: simmons Liver Regulator has secured
reputation in every part OF the United States
solely account OF its extraordinary merits
medicine for the liver stomach and kidneys
The morning call., 1893-11-09
MARRIED..

JoHNSON-BOLENE-In this city, october Ia,
1898 by the Rev q. NJ Esbjorn. John p. John
son and Mary Boene. both OF San Francisco
GRASS-ANDERSON-In this city, october 80.
1898. by the Rev. c. NJ. Esbjorn, Hugo +. Grass
and Betty c. Anderson, both of Alameda.
FREDRIkSON-BERGQU IST-In this city, No
vember 8. 1898, by the Rev. c. NJ. Esbiorn
Charles Fredrikson and Ida Bergquist, both OF
san Francisco.
SPRlNGER-WRIGHT-In this city, November 4.
1898. by the Rev. Dr. Ollie, George II. Springer
and Annie Wright both of San francisco.
MOCK-PAINTER-In this city. November a.,
1893, by this Rev DR.. Ollie, Peter Mock and
Elizabeth Painter. bo tn OF san Francisco.
LOGAN-BETZ-In this city, November 5, 1898.
by the Rev. DR.. Ollie W. Il. Logan and Violet X.
Betz. both OF san Francisco.
VAUGHAN-SABIN-In this city, November z
1893, by the Rev. DR.. Ollie. James Vaughan and
Nellie Sabin botn of San Francisco.
PRITCHARD-DEVOE-I this city, November
6. 1893 by tho Rev. j. Q. A. Henry. James NJ
PrItchard OF Oakland and Norma Devoe of San
Francisco.
YZE-BOCKHOUSE-In this city, November
z. 1898, by the Rev. j. q. A. Henry, DIR. Ormiston
Swayze and Minnie f. Bockhouse, both OF San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-11-09
HE WAS GRAND SECRETARY.
The Entire Order Mustered to
Revere His Memory.
ORAToRY, MUSIC AND A MARCH.
All the City Lodges Represented ir
the Distinguished Assemblage
of rIournerS.

''TolI the bell slowly, drape the charters
of lodges and encampments in mourning,
weave the Grape around the three links
upon the fraternal affairs of California.
'Let the gavel to-day fall softly and the
footsteps be light, for far away. in the land
of the hereafter, the portals have opened
wide and the fathers and pioneers Of Amer
ican Odd Fellowship have welcomed to
their number another of those whose
highest Joy on earth has been to labor for
the onward march of thrice-blessed fra
ternity"
Such was the opening Of the eulogy pro-
nounced yesterday afternoon over the re-
mains of the late grand secretary of the
Independent Order of ODD Fellows, Walter
B. Lyon. who died at his residence in Ala
media last Saturday evening.
The funeral took place at Odd Fellows
Hall and was lacking in no single detail
The morning call., 1893-11-09
BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices ana be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz
ing to have the same published
BORN.
HAAS-In this city. october Il, 1888, to the wife
of A. Haas. daughter
ELLIOTT-In this city, November 8, 1898 to the
wife OF Thomas Elliott, son.
CLUFF-In this city, November 5, 1898, to the
wife of Thomas NJ Cuff.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. 1898. TO the wife OF
William B. Wetmore. son.