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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
ONLY ONE FEATURE
In the Share Dealing on Wall
Street Yesterday.
INOUSTRIALS FLUCTUATED.
The Temper on the Whole Was Stronger
Money Comparatively Easy With Fair
Raios-The Movement Of Cot
lon--Fuiure Dealings.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. March t3.-Dealing opened
with comparative quiet In the Wall
street markets today The only i'm
portnut fluctuations were In industrials,
which attn absorb the bulk of spcculu-
tive interest The market for railway
shares, especially western stocks was
because Of advices from Chicago from
prominent railway officials in that city
that the backbone of the strike was
broken The market closed weak
Railway bonds dull
Government honda steady.
State bonds quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
COME, EVERYBODY,
And SEQ What Texas and FORT Worth -
Dolag In me sfossin8 Of
Fine siocs,
THE SECOND
GREAT COMBINATION SALE

To be held BY n r Maddox OF tlfs city,
will take place al the Kentucky sale
ronnnuing two daysnobBmdag4 2 NIB
streets, beginning
Tuesday, MARCH IA, AT ONE
O'CLOCK p. ~.
oohtnwng two days. commencing each
each day " 1 O'Clock D. n. DO not
w;lar you waht. IL ,wnnt
stations, Jacks, OF horses Of kind,
come 70 this sale. / will be- d. cd to
see you, whether you arr buyers or not
DO not forget the time and place.
n, H. MADDOX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
Mas. p. A. GnnpARn-

Terrell Tex, March 10. Especial IA
telegram was received this lnorning from
Mr.. d. j. Anthony at San Antonio, that his
daughter, Mrs. T. A. Goddard, after her
lingering sicknes3, had died IA that city,
and would be brought TO Terrell for Inter
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
bent position where The samc strain at

bent position where the same strain af-
ter q focus of the object goes on.
When you see unmistakablc symp-
toms of squint or ncarsightcdness con
suit an oculist; and put glasses on chill
dren every time even when young.
1t may save them subsequent blind
ness.
Where these evidences occur under
the age Of 10 years you may take it as
safe conclusion that the trouble is
constitutional and only q specialist will
bc able TO suggest the precise treatment
required.
For severe nervous pain of the eyes
Il good thing to try Is successive applicn-
lions of hot water followed by cold; but
II the pain still continues aud neither
the hot nor cold applications prove sue
cessful battle the eyes with hyasi8mus.
Relief is often obtained by the use of
hyosamus or witch hazel applying it
with soft sponge, piece of linen or abb
sOrbent cotton.
In case Of accidents The safest thing
TO use Is cold wnter. Cover the injured
member ms speedily ms possible TO keep
u from the corroding effects of the mir,
dust or other foreign substances, aud
gently battle with the clear cold wnter.
Seek the assistance OF a physician inn
mcdiately. The eyes are too valuable
a fnct0r of all undertakings to risk per
manent injury by neglect,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
MONEY AM ENCUANGE.

New York March 13.-Money on call
easy, GdlJ per cent closed offered q
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 6GiT
Sterling exchange dull and weak: 81
81 J. S-5 for sixty-duy bills; ST..
SGai.SB II for domuud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
REDE MPTl0N
OF Lands Sold for Taxes Can
Be Made
ONE YEAR AFTER THE SALE
II the Bill Reported on Goes Thrcugh-sev-
eraI Charters Supreme
Court Decisions One Tar.
rant County Case.
FORT woRTHs CHARTER AGAIN.

Austin. Tex, March ". Especial =
House committee ON cities and towns
met this evening The Fort Worth char
ter bill was called for when Chairman
breeding Of the subcommittee reported
he had mislaid Il. lie was instructed
10 hunt it up aud will have 1t before the
next meeung.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
sWAYNE.s REDEMPTIoN Bill.

Austin, Tex, Marcel 80. specially
Senator Swoyne today called up aud Sc
cured the favorable action Of the senate
on The BIZ permitting the redemption
OF property sold for taxes twelve months
nfter dnte Of snlc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
MISS EDNA DARDrN

~ horney Tex, March 13.--(Special.) -
UT Paceable quiet happy and pros
Ecu, of community has had the shadows
~ spM ana grief thrown over 1t the
Edno .Darden a charming ana beloved
sirl OF our community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
GRAND OPENING.

You are cordially invited 10 attend
the grand opening n French pattern
hats and honnets and exposition " high
Rrt Millinery novelties on March
is, n and IS. j. ~ Ksagan. IA Hous-
ton Gtract
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TREMENDOUS wArER Rusu

IINIlW F-7NIJUIo WNTTE NUNH,
Rondout n. u, March l3 -lrhe ice
gorge IN ROnout creek below Eddy
nile gave way at 1880 this aftpruoon
aud Iet = trenlendous amount Of water
down the creek Many boats were diiv-
On down the stream and badly damaged.
No lode Of life reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

santos blended coffee in pound
paeAnges put up by Chase & Sauborn
roI us Is without question the finest
package coffee in this n.r<et
TURNER 81 nIN6.IAA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
MACO,s DELRGATEs.

Wnco. TNu. March 13 -lSpnciail-
A large delegation OF Wacoites loft this
afternoon 10 attend the cattlcmcu's cone
yeution at Fort Worth tomorrow
The cattle dealers vi tie city arc m
represented and viii hc present i'm fun
force. Ia conversation this morning
with several of them, they look for
ward TO most pleasant time and he
renewal Of oh friendships and Jhp listcu-
Ing TO number ~ intrrp ting icmi-
niHccnces, nor 20 say anything Of The
bcnehls resulting directly from tue con.
yehiiOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
ANNUAL ROUND UP.


business at the convention remain away
this year.
Some Of those who have ooRe 10 the
convention IRE here not 10 soil their eat
Tie bat % gcf information about various
things pertaining TO the business, whore
they can End new pastures, etc
r. ]. Postcn, the brand inspector OF the
association, is in the city.
There is wide difference between
the selling figures OF the holders Of
cattle and the buying figures Of those who
want the steers.
Mr.. II. G.. Kreake, assistant general
FREIGHT agent OF the Missouri Pacific
ruRd, arrived from st. Louis this morning
with the special ear the Seminole and
In charge Of the st. Louis party.
Mr.. w. ID. Sexton Of East St Louis,
H., who controls the electric light and
power service also the street eur lines
OF his city wGs here today ~ guest
of the stockmeu, arriving from St Louis
Mr.. Sexton WIS particularly compliment
tary 10 the streets OF Fort Worth which
h. says are better than the streets OF
ANY other town b. knows and he knows
any other town he knows, AMI he knows
about Fort Worth streets for he drove
over then.
A. n. Deyer. represents Shackleford
county at the convention.
w H. Lord, OF the tar, far north, Is
down from the Canadian.
NJ. NJ Brooks came in from Green
I. J. Kimberlin aud Wade Hampton
are two Sherman cattlcmen here for the
convention.
Louis Rogers. from the Osugc rcserya-
uon, Indian Territory Is ia town.
Harry Irower. u the Thomas Trower
q Sons, Of Kansas City, Is IN Fort Worth
for the convention.
George Scaling Of Scaling * Tam
blyn, is another Of the s. Louis party.
The cattlemen who took advantage of
the Nntaturum baths say there Is moth
log this side OF Chicago that equals The
Fort Worth baths.
The cattlemcn are delighted with w
Inn.
The usual jack parade was on hand
yesterday
c. G. Cunningham will exhibit some
extra sized Texas steers today
Albert Dean. Inspector of the bureau
OF animal Industry of the department Of
agriculture IL Ia the city.
Frod Horsborough Of the Espeuln ranch
has the finest Wolf skin IN the state. aud
be proudly exhibits IL 20 his friends. lie
also knows more of the destructive eff
AtNhh Nl lhf NlAlllN Ahfn NNN llt hfNnlNg
Of the population Of their towns thuu
any man in the state.
When the Goodnight ranch Is too
valuable, IN the far Panhandle though h
be- for simple ranch purposes, but Us 90
be cut up into farms for the man with
the hoe. the question comes naturally.
where Is the man with the lasso 10 find
his range
The executive committee was In SEES.
sion last nj Sht preparing its report to
the association.
w. VI. Featherstone OF Ounnah. the
Texas representative OF the Greer Mills
company, Is In the city for the conyen-
don
The ST. Louis party will 30 on an ex.
onrslOn ~ Galveston over the Santa Fe.
There Is talk Of an excursion OF the
cattlemcn To Kansas City
w ID. Jorden OF Fort Worth, with
ofhcinl headquarters ut Quannh, Is the
Texas assistant VI United States Inspec-
tor Dean.
The Texas Brewing company extends
n corlih Invitation 10 the cuttlenen and
the commission men aud al visiting
naeu to visit the brewery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
CHARTERED.

Guadalupe Stock and Fair association,
with Headquarters at Seguiu capital
stock $1,000. Directors. j. r. Harris,
John Moore, Henry Lcisucr, Jesse Legcle
VIM. Stein j. NJ. Abbott, Ed Hainel
James l.. Homes, +. G. Weinert and
SAM Noel
The Tenncha club association Of Tyler
for the purpose OF maintaining u library
and promotion Of literary and scientific
undertakings and social advancement OF
its members; capital stock 5000 Di-
rectors John l.. burst H. III. Rowland,
T. $. McCnleb, J. H. LcGrande and w.
w. Perry, all residents OF Tyler,
An amended charter Of the Omaha and
South Texas Land company Of Nebraska
was filed increasing the capital stool,
from 100000 10 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
SUPREME COURT.

Austin. Tex. March 13-(Special) j.
In the supreme court today the following
orders were entered; -,
Joseph Male vs. city Of Austin, apph'
cation for writ Of error; granted.
Missouri Pacific Railway company vs..
Bebec, from Turrant. application Tor
writ Of error; oyerulcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

bf4al, tr,la @
Mark l'ay.oI "a. 4
seel Tagl's
fa.na-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Nacogdoens,1 1,n,hi
little Ayeel ,.i,ally al
man was p fs,. Il,
clothing eatsa's
man was AZ vh.sb y
the flames N
The child,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
GREENVALL'S OPERA
Tuesday and YaIEilI, XIII
GRAND MATINEE FElg
LOST IN NEW Y

A play full OF hearty lult
picture Of New York NO ~
tory TO Genital Park A
Real Water, sustaining f,,.
boats, and an actual sieilet I,
full speed. Two carl'is
elaborate scenery, palle
Voegtlen Of the AladIson ~.
New York, ana Nixon ant n
Grand Opera House, s. L''s
SEATS NON on S-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
IINANCIAL.

Biltlsh Cousol,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Near sightendness is a prevalent merry.
9us IronldG often following strain or
iMigue OF the eyes One hour al a Time
Is long enough for any Child n6er 10
years Of age 10 re0d Light shouid faii
OYER the lett shoulder, aud as tbe 10,
is TO get direct picture on the eve ~
what Is being read, care, should be is,e,,
70 held the hook ~ such n position ~
thS page viii receive the direct lieSt
lva sAf eye cannot get focus on me
peer among uncertain rays of Nebt 81
ligue and strain Follow inevitably and y
''squit is the result. anu
Heading by twilight is parent ~
neih nearsightedness and the snnint. ~
"'so Is reading IN bed, OF ia any reeuis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

London, March 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

For The cure Of Piles Is always painful
often dangerous and useless. and invar
ably expensive; on the other hand there Is
Z rcw. certain cure. perfectly painless.
gives Instant relief and permanent cure
and costs but trife. II Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure. IL y more certain cure than
. surgical operation. without any Of the
intense pain, expense and danger Of an
operation Any druggist win get IL fci
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

with your complaints about your teeth"
said an annoyed father to his sweet
sixteener.v Il told you to buy the
SOZODONT and use II. but you didn't
and you deserve 10 suffer" And 80 she
did. and all other sweetsixfeeners who
act like her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

ri tfr<31frI t'z<t<rF -.
o<ssf E4ftl<. Ma. t~rf1xc<r = fES
t4..<Is - kef<tf s1<ee ff<t ~ ef< et4<s~1f
~ 4 - - nteos1a eaa ett<asze1 - Lo<ea
s>rt<s ffcr f4x freEeet e1s'<fe tff~.tes =
&.fsl <ff>1f y e.4 - - Ha1f< 49, At
al 8efe eafHrHtt = 49, <4e>e - -
t.-<<.1 - 4er<s az iron tkt 1ste a re
1f<se = - <|ff - ff<t1, ctr k<tL
s<34 = 4 eUH&ilk. t<<g If~<ss<<<'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

tifF Ireffnrcfs uflce-
Grand Har|d< Mich. sep. Z. fs<7
Notice h hereby eafcn that ths assessment
foH for tho tonstfocfiln OF q sewer il
Dwsrhf a4enut iron 49, rt4nin Este.
srn street. = nuu m my hands and that
fesnf, asEs frDn this date - fhs oiiles - ths
esfy Treasures. cts HAIL
scpf Il Il. sokkick. CITY Trs>sass<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

<aftee i l~fefs 80 ~ that Tie ez<ossmcn<
rclI for ffse -un<trnctsan ~ <e~er IN ~osttb
k4~t etrsef. fe.o Ne1lfisf 4trfue ~ - 49,
<siv. ~.er.rrns sh<rA5n lar ia rnfsuf -
fsenf, dss< fro<n fhts tste "a the ostc< - tie
s s.s' i i.F4'' IL Il sds'kIRick. cry rs-.-er.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
viii promptly and eGectuAiiy remove
every trace Of them Any druggist viii
get 4 Tor you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26


0<V 8 waII3en. b. odr-. - Henry A.
Hssry 4 tssss e dsrsinsr ".
benfsrsh pArs - ~ 80 ! Ca -.
,1srin ~ u. n n.sis. a.; = i rsnns
wleex. part ~ ssk 80 :. Ca -
vsiissi L ORD; = Kama s;s Il.
kn{uond. part ~ - =. fsrie. U
CharIus 4 0ulrnnder 70 Jsler.on n.
Ckarlrs T. &nkss. a Il. = Alvia ".
\sndyh<, - - lot = 80 -
Edsard Trlll 10 Cyrus A h.rfy.
0eorss III bsrksr - Nleksri veriin.
nf| ios =, = ard -. BARKER
te11tf'n 111 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Dkrk Spyker % Abrams foor
Wecde. s.y - Il nI5k IA -. bib
-. Or44s add ----..--...-..-.-... l01
1rxocrita seymour 70 Ed~1n n
MSeyuoor. lota & - - and az.
Baldwin 4 Scymoul's add ...... 3.9o
trnnk Harret< - Jessie l. Ralph.
part io> ,. Aruua bsadford'< add 100
Aiics ~ Wh<Idcn. e n. . William
= fi>Ex. ios ~. Leonard 4 Cos :.
Afeslias G<x..rs ia d xry NssssIaar.
10 4. blk 4. ". C. nradford's add. Leo
Ary Nct1eIzIar TO An9eline 6ooesen.
part iof ~. Weston q Noigs' sub. i.o0
E1u4sd G. B<nnett % Minerva A.
Merits. part iot Z, blk .. Scrihner
4 Turocr'. - add ......-.. liz
HANNAH Wilson 10 Edward Temp
kins, io< 4 blk =. Cedar springs :,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

c<srf Rapid Mol e<st = ia
rolI fnr erstin< ehd krse<iln< ItpraI soa
t.4rt frnf4 ftftf esfn1> - Eitt<<n< <irrrt
- no< n fss hee<i<. essi fsss ~tiI r<<>i<e per
trss as as,-. - Ne e<i<s q sbs slv Treasures
ss 1'A Nm soRsick. Gas rr-.-sr-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

II you want the very best -four At rca-
sonzble prices buy LILY WHITEgI 1t
will make more and better bread for the
money than any other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

T7fy If|3s1FVTf ffTI1C0-
Grand Rapl<:<. Mirh.. Sfpt l3. i&1
fcn Ter ftsn<trucf!us sewer IN tcfthnef street.
fron Wet .,rld<e street q Second sfret l.
now in a., bands. and that viii reeve par
ifoun this data 81 The Office 81 the city treasured
essi Nh soRElcK. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Karl's Clover Root. the new Blood
Purifier, gives freshness and clearness
20 the Complexis,n and cures Constlpa-
ton sc, SOC and o1.0Q Sold by +. ].
WorzburSr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26


When The report q contract Tor the
Wealthy avenue bridge sbutmcnts came
IL. Alderman Ball said be should vote
against st because the contract called
for 100. shilr there vas but $1,000
Ia The fund for the purpose Several
r>ry good arguments we're made against
,he bulldog of ths sbufmeute. bat Il
carried hy . vets ok1j fo Z. Aldermen
Jzcobs and Dsm>key both voted against
ne cootrsct but cbfnr>d their votes
xnen they sar that u sss carried The
vote s<>od - foi!oss.
Y~.s--Ai<i>rmen psmekey. DeGrsaf.
c>rvers Jscot< Ashone1. Mars Mills.
s.snd>r< Schnsdt siocun. Stein.
Isechont Wur1burx
>&ys Alderman Ball punton. EH-
nef. ferbes. 8iidsn- shaw. verkerke.
NJ. Bal obsec@ed - The confirmation
Of me cnntrscf FOR Pain t>id arenue.
but matters bad ben fxed bet~>er the
frf-ud~ % The WesifhI avenue bffsfge
sbntm<nss and the PIainfeid svenus
grade. snd he contrsct 80 ordered ex
scnf-sk
The eommi--son~r % poor recom
uected hat y bc authorised - contract
vita ". tcee for Loo corsis - wood %
- 1e.'rerct - The city poor residing on
Ne West Ss.Ie Adopted.
rh> sldsrusn Il the -~cond vard rec
commended that ths Impoverished Il
pr>~~nt tdopt~f
city bonds Ia psyr.~nf fsr s<ree< in
pro~-uents made ~ tkem ard nat
freF would pzf their men cssk h.
--<~---4 - H. - a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Grand RAPIDS. Mich, fept. Z. i'm
Notes h bnrst.y given that the a<sr<sw m
roll 10 lis construction OF sewer IN Ia som
street. from La sr<t south 81 East Bril- sire > !.
q (r>cruf euas - now IN FrT hands. and
that will recci7e paym ~ thereon for thu per.
iodof twenty days ifo q fhs date a. tho >'dcs 81
the city TREASURER 'rt-5 hall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

nRDER OF pUBT.ICATIO<-Sfsteo 81 Mich
~ gan tho circuit court for Tho county 81
Kent IN chenrrry-Cora q. frnifn. rtmrlaio-
ms w. John A. Fruim. trfendanf. Al a session
OF said court. hsid AZ the court house IN the
city q Grand Rapids. in said connff. on the "a
da3 az August =. ID. fe4H
roz-nt. Hoa. W m. n. Grove. e.tcuit fudfe.
In this cause a sppesrsur trim AFFIDAVIT %
file that the t.efoatans . not rtsidrnt 81 t&t<
5 atr. but that hix frstt.o1c - unknor1. oa
ru.,ticn ~ Eolcnt & Nafd. complainant f1.ft
citofs 4 4 ordrred fhs tps ep5.ozranre - sad
ntln .r>sislcnt deiendanf 5phn Z. fruiin. - 90
fero herein with n eve fnonfis ffosn tne d4tr
sffhIs ursffr and In ease .. rs srresfsett
That ne cau<t he answer a. he biii - cpre-
pisiaf 20 Be- filed snd fopf th-rpyf - -
srfFe4 On thr conpIainanf to'lcit1r sifstr
fornfr dny- STE terfffe On him ~ = rurf a
said bail afd ufslft nf this order. and y dftauit
thcr<.af. said iliii ~ii h taken - cpntfssel ~
said non-re i,ieat defcndent- Ard u y further
urefea. that efsisin tft~sn tnf< The corr Ism.
eat fenef notiee ~ this order - b. Published
IN The 6raDa Fafi1< IrraI1. . neEeIapef
printed. reiiished ard cirruiatlnE ~ safl
teuftt. and thst said tubisf 1tien - cpnt4n1<<I
thsfs a. uncc ~ each seek fpf six seeks IA src-
crtsson. o. fhst she cause fcpt q ISIS nrs>er
~ be r<rsc1aIIy <crtct etit fo- r<<i1crt '+c-
fcadanf 81 least t~cnts dsrs befcre 10 tisa>
sbr,ss prescribed for his zHIesr<nce
XU- \ GROVE. firfHit ttri<r
Exauinrd. conntcrsiznet ard e1tsre1 ~ ne.
Frrf - fdle bepuff Hn<ietfr
wefcorf ~knp. C<npiaibsnt't soitciic<
pm 4. Enn p-pnss Re<i.s~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26
For Sixty Names Une Bicycle Free

Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made in two styles with three sizes
of each style, either boys or girls, namely:
20, "a, or 26 inch wheels. Each machine
is carefully tested before leaving the fac
tory. One can now be seen at The Herald
Office. 1t is well made and durabla
Parents teach your boys to know the
value Of dollar by earning bicycle either
in whole or part Full instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at the
Office. Is Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26


4 SIGNEE s<LE-Sctire is herehy gisen
~ that on september sh 1919. Nelson. Matter
4 Co. Of Grand Rspids. Mich, errp4retion.
made. * cutcd and Do sverc<i % The .Iichigan
Trust Company of Grand Rapids. Mich. en
nssignment Of all its property. Tor IN, DC aent
81 all its creditors: that tbs eald Michigan
Trust Company has accepted said trust, that
al Inventory Of ell tho property 81 snid ~.
slTnor has becn 81 ID h the o:iirc Of The clark Of
the county 81 B. en-. Is 7 rssstet by law.
That IN ne usy. fia.ffh DAY ~ October.
ffa. all o t,e prnTer and aksrts 81 trs-y
nanl~. nsfure aud description ~ the said as
si<nor " N n offered for sale at public auct.o1
BY the unIier<ignol
said sale vii take place ~ the honr Of fou
ociork In the To- enocn Of said day. ~ - II n;
entrance cf the stores orrupi 4 b said Neito1.
Matter a To-. situate ~ ;. b - and - "a AL
sucef. n the city OF Grand Rapids. Afch.
A. she al ore named tine ard place 81 such
sic h Inventory prepared b. the as~.zref
usdrr 'ha statue In errh CO e. provides. VII b'
exhibited To- intending purchasers
flated. Gfnni Rapllss. Mich. sslsembef II,
THE Nft HI6aS TRUST 90.
tues oct 10 A sixnce "a Neson Matter Co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Conptrollsr Caro- reported bills
ealing Cor snns from tho various funds
The morning call., 1893-08-14
THE BANK RECElVERSHIP.
Arguments to Be Made Before
Judge SanderSOn.

The contending factions in the directory
of the Peoples Home Savings Bank were
compelled to desist from active legal war
fare Yesterday. though they Kept the
machinery of the courts in motion almost
to the midnight hour on Saturday night.
The day was not spent idly by either
party. however. but they were busy get
ting ready for the fray in Judge Sander
sons court this morning.
Director Winterburn and hi, friends
were somewhat surprised at the march
stolen on them Saturday night, when the
Judge suspended The order temporarily
appointing the receiver. as the burden OF
proof is now placed on the original plain
tiffs in the petition, and they are cited to
show cause why the former order should
not be vacated.
Il have no fear but that the receiver
will be permanently appointed" said
Director WInterburn last night. 1T will
not take long 10 introduce enough evl-
dence u substdntiate the charge that l
have made.
II did not take the step to ask for re-
ceiver until l was convinced that it was
the only wav out of The difficulty. and my
advisers thought the same.
at has only been by the most strenuous
efforts that attachments were prevented
being filed. One deposition, Louis Corri-
yeau. who has SIC, 800 in the bank, went 50
far as TO accompany his attorney to the
City Hall, for the purpose of filing an at
tachment and was then dissuaded from
his purpose until this petition could be
filed -