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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29
now senator Martin Stands.

TOPEKA, Kan, July Ex-senator John
Martin states his position on the subject
of repeal of the Sherman law to the effect
that he favors repeal of the law only if
provision is made for the coinage of silver
on some ratio-what ratio he cares not
He says the law is more outrageous in its
Interpretation than it's text, and denies
that it requires the redemption in gold OF
certificates issued Hereunder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29
Was Only Cholera srorbus.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Dr Benjamin
Lee, secretary of the state board of health.
sent Medical Inspector Atkinson to Ches-
ter to investigate the death of the Aus
trian workman who died there from what
was reported to be cholera DR. Atkinson
made thorough investigation of the case
and found that the man died from aggra-
waited cholera morbus
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29

New YORK, July 29-The Press says ed
itorially: "The Press has the best author
ity for stating that the report in the Sun
day edition of New York newspaper of
an alleged interview with ex-President
Harriso!. had no foundation whatever in
fact. Ex-President Harrison gave no such
interview and uttered no such language
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29
Five Tramps Caught in a Wreck.

ERIE, Pa, July ga Lake Shore
freight train broke in two near Harbor
Creek and the sections collided Five
tramps riding on a coal and lumber car
were caught. Louis Real and Daniel
Egan of Chicago were crushed to death.
John Sullivan was bacly hurt and Frank
Patterson slightly. The fifth man is miss
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29
Only Four DAYS Work a Week.

GLASGOW, July pa conference ofScot-
tish m ne ownrs was held here to consider
the crisis in the coal mining industry
brought about by the refusal Of The miners
federation to accept any reduction in their
wages. The conference decided to restrict
the Scotch output by ordering the men to
work only four DAYS in a week
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29
Severe Test for Amick's Remedy.

CINCINNATI, July Cdr. w. c. Peas
lee, of Salt Lake City, who, it was feared,
would die on his way here to place himself
under the Amick treatment for consump.
tion at the Cincinnati hospital, reached
here almost too weak to speak, but con.
fident of being cured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-29
SIAM CAUSES SERIOUS ANXIETY.
Gladstone Gives Up Visit to Consider
the Question.

LONDON, July 29.-The Central News
makes this statement: "There is some
what serious anxiety in. political and gov
ment circles anent Siamese affairs. Mr.
Gladstone, therefore, has cancelled his in
tended visit to Stuart Rendei. NJ. P, at
Hatchlands place, near Guilford. Lord
Roseberry is closely engaged in the for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Conference with Mine Owners to- &c
Held Tomorrow.

LoxDcS. Oct - The great coal
strike ssill causes much aoxiety aud
suffering. Lord Masham. one 81 the
largest mine owners Iu England. said IN
az interyiew today that the interests Of
the employers we're all against prolong
ING tho conflict. Prices having risen 40
during the strike that the owners could
now we'll afford 20 pay the old wages for
The next six months Forty i've per
cent Of the coal production OF Great
Britain had been stopped Tor three
months and the industry had become 20
disturbed that normal prices would not
9reg AL again before the summer u 1891
Thess oplnbons are held by many other
nine on ners and u - expected that the
confeFence ca next Monday wall result
I'm an agreement
10 TIE American colony some credence
o. the persistent report that Henry
White. secretary n the embassy. n 20 Re
removed - make room Tor Mr. Raoee
welt. brother IN law ~ Mr.. Van Alien.
the aew United States Ambassador 20
Italy.
Ia a letter g. Cardinal Vaughn the
pope has approved 81 the formation a a
ceatrai theological college Zoe the south
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

cts Comfsroiisr Caro-. who has been sick
several sais Of Ne pact week dld act QUIT
sogk iie took q au1i rer Of the tWcnfy year
water eond- 20 bis hune and sizned thern
there. iic has 20 pace tis name on each
ron1 -aFig aane f.1iss. Bsside- signing the
nonl iiefi 1t nas 81 piace rs name on each
~ the to q, Interest coupons
TOE Real Tsmpiars II Temperance xin
1fre rnteffl.r sai- evening IA Iool Temp
hfs~ nait 81 ~ ifu ciusk 90 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles a hfekas, FORMER members u Val
ieT titY tntu.en So. p naF az 10. Angeles
aifpfhn- rrnefti iafIstiau 1 extsa,l.d
20 Ell th.ir frtnls.
fhe iong Women Foreign Missionary
soeitty ~ csc blrl<.oa street M p. ch4r,h
Nii noia OF. iegllsr nlretinx nsxt Frldax
- ernaor Ar - ~ the rsssdsuce - M
e. : Ase5. ~ ~ Hsny strest Ths
rciaters aFite her yeatiemca friends o.
80 at @ ciock.
fas hsnefai II Chssls- Baieusan xas held
H - 1esf risv afternoon frssn his al,
s-tf.-s a. n. - / ainfiftl avenue. Tn.
ser. ur Charles fiuhfef preached the -er-
mnn ant tite feaiaias acre buried In ma
Fallen sffeet tsrnstsry.
Mr. Nnnis wrisnsen. q woman - year-
cha. ieii "a Etste of aefeotiss Wsik near
N tfa iufnsr n f-st yesterday eiofniar and
received bad ed cr har facs SIC "a.
tisen Ia bee b1rne a. NJ 81 White street ~
'as ears aatu.saeo
~ ~s.uf. nag fesfivsl an wosinc-.iay
nfst. hafemtrr &. Nil 30 - .efratsa IN II
Mars eharfi ~ sircau hoiy nuauniou
~ a. RI. f1si bg sn approrriass address Ia
convection sit.s 'ne "a ,. m sefs.ces,
A -eiai ia1 IN ihs se-f ..as la. heea
crzsaisa,i - fisY ihs game "a esiuy ~"
BE- xil - kneFu ~ iLa Nesf Si5a ~{tfx-Six
ciaN To efissfs arr. prs.,.l.,,s. nsa.el
sFses secteisrg. lsme- frsoauock.
rhe 8emsa.i- an sae p..isie Hbrer, ha~.
reras-esi eefE mnsh snca Triv. H. IN.
tttcpi tilenees % = Barge nulnber "a s,er I.
hea "a - ne rsn-o a. usay ~ than
rses fh,ir tine reaatnE.
Assistant sf-r Nar-hsl seius ~ Raster
- ~treff far tfffT ms iefntnu. VI pat.
~ s8s ct f,esa stte - snfs -inoe ~ was
Pr ufri atssif tao nlcnsius ato whi.s au.Usr-
rs f-r sttfas
Ia fhree shtks ai.l Slaughter 81 NJ ma
Natasrs ~ n. IS Norih F-snt
-~f dssi fr-fet-isy marulag. TIE r..
tfen 81 haitrfosn. Niiassu
rontss fs eufaI
20 eritng rsfinas sh.ch uas ~ ha~e
n-en e 30 UREA lafk frtrk tomorrow
h7s t<er tre frei ~ ~ r.ls,,d : .hich
- - sss.as' recofd - sfiN hss ,he
fse fg1pg iaiie- s.-i. - - ne Ds-asan
sfsref - FHt rfs kaw FEataaI
sHraef - rraf st ssa --ss.i.snce 81 Ni-s
heetFita. N1 = Nef-t iaais .s-.-rs
81 d. thfrterlsia fsrafarir - as
80 rfes Tcaf- ls-idirz
far..s - as-lsi-.
1a fsil.-- al iae xs..sl.-. ,,.t ,...ts /.
rfes1sg toff arrsR eferina - 49,. !. ..,.is
srrrf - tfl rfsf.r..ss 90 $50 -. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

stzr. 80 gre r.uaso party s.n1Fros sts-
ataE n Llncsin ei4h rozoS
5tserA bases has rstsrses 20 ths clts
tfo1s piz4zo. Ass nR iell, M >sse1 hotel
shso d.sff J. ksta 'lsae resi1eazt
tse sanssasees foF tAs n : Nils resiEei
ssfties slit met Il : 80 tbs esent1s IA
80 a. n.sfer shzeeh.
ffof. Z. a. s4snsn<rz xent "a Chheauo
iaFf siehs - sitness ttss eia<iag ezenct,es u
ne s~Eil falF.
fl.e Esxilsh ckrtsfian Refereed ehEFch
- srea1saf hae k.anesl e. 80 AID wi balla
q cfuIEsn-
~ aanaisi Fep0rt 81 the tHlard II pebiie
sofks = ga ani i Al ssceiiently priRtea
IaiaDklsf.
As< n. n. Cared and son Fhd aFs ex-
Ieefea bone frasa chieAzo lhAa uesk.
Mrs. Edna 0zi1nsh u Kass Bfiaxs street. y
ti- fl1g fxssnsis IN Ses fork.
G. D. Daaahsr. = Ls,.iisgson lamhsrmaa-
II IA - eat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Stole Potatoes and Chickens.

Yesterday afternoon Detectives Smith
and Cast arrested Frank Smith and
John hominski Of No Ia Fourth street,
on a charge Of burglary and larceny. 1t
Is charged that the prisoners broke into
car on the Chicago i West Michigan
side track Saturday night and stole six
teen bushels 81 potatoes They are also
charged with stealing thirteen chickens
from Posock's hen roost on the west
side. The potatoes belonged TO Anthony
Nidro.a Stocking street merchant Smith
has served time for stealing chickens and
numerous thefts on the west side VI late
have been traced to him by strong
evidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

HA-son<Fr>sHan Murray OF ONO bts-
cas~es state fHoilsie~
K N. Murray q Piqas. q msnber q
the f0rty eighth congress from the third
district II Ohio. = guest in The Nor
ton. -kssrythiag points % the n. cleo
tsoa Il Governor Mckinley BY al over.
vhslming majority. said he -Of
Governor Mckinley has csrtain things
10 eoniend against peculiar ~ q second
campaign. There has been some dis
Satisfaction over appointments. partieu-
lzrly In cineinnatL There are the usual
number 81 core politicians. and their
oppositi0n may have a tendency % re-
dnce slightly Mr.. Mckinlsys majority.
bat the condition OF Ohio industries
makes bis election foregone conclusion.
Ohio is not taklag kindly 10 democrat
ideas this year There are too many fac
tories closed do~n-
IF Governor Mckinley IL elected by a
tremendous majority. IL will probably
make him the presidential candidate Of
the republican party 10 issi That IL q
long tune 10 look ahead. but Mckinley
- of nece=sity the representative repub-
hcan. and can probably secure the nom
inatson II he wishes H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Death OF Mrs. Anna Miller.

Mrs Anna Miller. widow OF Samuel
Miller, died yesterday morning ut her
residence. No. 40 West Bridge street.
after long illness Mrs Miller was ono
81 the early settlers on the west side and
owned considerable real estate in that
locality. She owned the Miller block al
Nos - and 40 West Bridge street In
which she had lived for several years.
She vas q years old at the time OK her
death. Her husband died six years ago
since which time she had control Of the
estate. The funeral will be- held at .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her late
residence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Elk Mayor Uhl. VINO has been in New
York and Washington on business will
return home tomorrow morning. 1t Is
reported that his visit 10 Washington
was To coufer IN regard 10 certain poliii-
cat matters affecting himself priuci.
pally. IL Is rumored that the position
cf assistant secretary OF state. Josiah
Quincy resigned. will be rendered 10
ham. but AZ yet the rumor lacks official
verihcation. Private dispatches TO that
effect we're received late Saturday
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
TO HELP THE u.B.A.
Committees Of Representative
Business Men Appointed
TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS
F..s tn Hospital Debt- 20 Ne fsid
aaa > Gsarantre f'ssnd % $1,000
E-fahlishesL

A snestisg n persons Interested IL the
WelfAre Il The Y. IS a hospstsI sss
held yesterday aftsrBqoo. Anouf sixty
reores@atalfss lgsins6ls men Eere pFes
enf. q confsr Nish TIE o1aeeFs IL the
hosrstaI Mrs - l. WIthey made a
br,ef sfafemeat q TIE work % the lnsti-
tuf.oa and Thomas u. Gilbert discussed
The socsefys nnaneiai cundition. The
following commistps. we're appointed 10
soslcif faads % meet tbs institation's
snsiebfedness.
Architects, Buildersand ConfFaetors-
r. &. Campbell. :. j. Csgood
baksrs and Confectioners- Steven
Sears. = j. Herriek
Banks. capstalistss3treet Railway Com
pany. Gas CompAn Electric Light Com.
paniss j. M. Barnett. &. ID. Harring.
ton. Mrz N K BisssiL
books Papers. PFiating-C. ). udell.
=. A. stowe
Boots and Shoes A. O. cso1isr. Z q.
Stadiey.
CisFgynsen The Rev. A. NJ. Gould.
The Rev W Hall Williamson.
Ciothiag Merchants. shirt Nannfac-
faress ). W. RossEtha'. ia H. Doa-
n4liy.
Coal. Ice and Wood c. s UdsIl.
Ahram kn0~ lson.
Commercial Agencies aud Brokers'
Hrnsy Royce. {. ;. Whitley.
Dentizts Or. Palm.
Dry 6isols and Carpets-Henry
spsing, ". q. herposheimsr. Peter
Stskstee.
Druggists John Muir, A. r Mcwn-
hams
Floaring Mins Floug and Feed Stores
w y. Howe. Kryne DykemA
Florists-r X konwick
Furnlturs Manufacturers Charles Il.
Shgh. John A. Coyode.
Retail Furniture Morris A. Heyman,
Prank Shattuck
fpEeraldirectors- Allen Durfee. Peter
McC dluu-
Groccrs. Wholesale and Retail-.S. NJ.
Lssnoo. William Judson. Va lam r.
Calkins
Hardware and Croekery &C. + Phil
brick. james Graham.
Hotels And keslausants-John Pat
Zoo. Ir
Insurance W. Watkins. r B.
Loomis.
ironworks. Maehins shops Edward
Love. W. K Fox
Jewelers. -Fred G. Steglich. r II.
Carstsns
Lawyers-Myron ii. Walker, W. W.
Hyde.
Liquor Dealers NJ Amberg.
Lumber and Planning Nills--T. Stew
art White. W. %. Hoghart. IT,. J. h. Ware
MlseriSneous Manufacturers
a Hunt. Van A. Waliin-
Miscellaneous Adrian Otte, Alfred
Baxter. e. W Carman. Warren Brown.
Nurses Miss Jacobs. Miss Haggart
OfiiclaIs Marsh II. Sorrick, W. A.
Shinkman.
Physicians-Dr. s. G. Graves. DIR. III.
g. Brigham. Dr. VI. G. Sinclair.
Photographers - James Bsyne, ID.
Plumbers.
biscksmiths-X Warren Weatherly.
Railroads. Express Companies n.
j. Hughart Charles NJ. Hcaid
Real Estate Charles r. Mercer.
Teachers ". y Grceson. Agnes Me
Intyrs. W. W. Chals ers
fobaceo and Clgsrs-Dick Biumrich,
l.. b. Dikeman.
Trayeliug statesmen George Oven,
Dick Warner
Ias committee will try To- raise
enough % pay Of the - GO indebted.
neSs "a toe hospital. a go % which has
already been subscribed. Then an II.
f5rt VIII be made % obtain 400 more
ss a guarantee fund. The committees
AL uegin ~ork Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

E1ssfd Gilfen e al 10 John n.
hskgseh tah Dcsierss. he 81 s..
81. a. 81, -. .. IA III sad as
Of n1es Sood 4 5snk's adj
Dseilt c. CnasF<oe.f e. ali ~ Jol.n
a hiEseh Van Duxierew los 10
Iacssxood 4 jena aid 1890.
Edward koarchisr aad s1fe - frs-
mont T. Iokfon. iot 8. ~, Il ard
=, Lamptell a InAerwood's sc.
en3. ...~...s-s.- s.s....s....s..s..
Norman k Mixer and ais 10
Thomas savage. lot =, - A.
bresn = aid ........ ..........
John takiils and wife a. s4asas a.
BALI part BIZ u Powers PARIS
IA s-t..s..-..ssss.-
Jos~ph IL. Martin 10 Adel bert J.
O-terhesit, l0t , bik -. stewart n
@~A ...s.s..-....- ..-..s..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30


Mrs. Ann Miller. the notice % whose
death appears this morning. was vel
known 20 odd residents. especially on the
West Side. where she has lived many
years. coming 10 Grand Rapids with hel
husband. Samuel Miller. in 1859. and
taking up her residence in that part oi
the city soon after.
She was the only daughter Of Charles
and Sarah Miller. and was born IN Man.
chester. Ontario county. n. v, Febru.
airy ). ls2i Later the family removed
TO Newark. y. Y. where she remained
until her marriage.
She identified herself with the First
Baptist church here at an early day. and
has ever had its interests ut heart.
She is the last Of her immediate
family. her only brother. the Hon.
James III. Miller OF Newark. n. Y, hav-
ing died June. ls92. 1t was the priv
lege Of one OF his daughters, Miss Anna,
to be With her aunt in her last illness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
No PLACE FOR EDWARD.
The Hack Drivers Union Took Ac-
tion IA Places Wrong Doings.

The Hack Drivers union. az it, meet
ing yesterday morning. placed itself on
record as fayoring legal rates and hon
esty among It's members. by summary
hiring" from the organization Driver I'd
Place. who attempted 20 film fam wo-
man out Of 81. Place was present at the
meeting. but declined TO discuss the
matter. and took his punishment with
out a mufmur. Several days ago
Charlie June. driver for Miller. was
arrested for being drunk. upsetting his
hack and making himself generally OBJ
noxious He was also tired" from the
union. as was another member who had
not paid his dues At yesterdays meet
Ing twenty members were present. and
the financial secretary reported that the
union was in excellent shape financially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

y - = - - a ~ ~ tAt-'8
= IN sture ~ Yna waeu you
hsly Dr. f-russ piesssnt Pal
k-fs n you ever to-ak The
ordinary liver pail. 80 and
tu.xy. nasty 80. you I AZ
pr~riafe . god thing. ssp~-
cfsily vhen ! . sugar caste,i,
any e. . mustard --~i bat
w~rv sfrertive Ofher things
h~irx slual th~ smallest n
she ts-<f n liver pills hencA,
Fir.~.ns Pellets
II rca srs fr1ubiri With
Indigestion, Cssnsttpefisn. Rik-
t--ssrse-~ Bslleus Hea,iarhss,
sr,si = hnasfF~d ani ons ii,s
whtch sepen.i urSrn a. iuac-
fiw- hv-r $50 ~ Fferr@s
/ Peiieer Wrh the~~ pssis yoa
sc n1t aniy tefntr,rsr7 fs.iaef
tuf q pasifiTe err they r.
e.ssr.tsfs~st 10 give afssfsc-
tssn - Jar Eseuev = -
tns-s~f
Per fss p~rpis vso esF-r
f~srn tntiee~se,a. ~ hsutV
safrrs aasi stgh a~ers -thc~e
vh.sse assrs srs siuE1ish. this
rin . ~kat = nos heetrA
Isks Q - sfanF d.zsar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

L1osnos. Det. - Az argian bsongbs
sgainsi hsafs y S,anley - l4a4.,es
AFpssiea u thls eity "a Terofsf osas
,niskions on lae iseteEes stalssFesi ~
st@alef Ia the lsltad States ofeised -.
dsy IA the'queen's beach dlsissna q tie
high eoaFt q justice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

After Wednesday. November LIST
Graham 4 Morton Co.'S boats will leav,
St Joseph for Chicago about 10 p. IN.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, In
stead OF every day as at present. Tha
afternoon boat will be discontinued
On and after above date, G. 4 W. NJ
train leaving Grand Rapids at $50 p. m
vill run on week days only and wil
have no connection for points south oil
Holland GEo. DLHAvEs. G.. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

MILLER--In this city a. 20 a. m. SUNDAY.
October -. ist8. Ann. widow of the late
SAMUEL Miller. aged 20 yearS Funeral
serslce- Tuesday. Octolser 81, a. Z u m. at
10 wes, Bridge street.
Z q. Clergyman. fanerl director. No. -
fountain street. Telephone i.0a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

q Enxlaaa - bsareA a 81 A4rs's
colisgs % hiruaiasAa@.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Obituarv.

For sick. nervous and neuralgia head
ache uso the sure enre--B romo- Settler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
GRAND RAFfps. MICH.
UNITED SAaA I'D ilEf OHifoRY
CAPITAL $500. 900

1HosAs ID. GuhEkT. President
Gro Il. BEIGes. Vice President
=. fBEpERfcE BAAks. Cashfer.
l. ii. HUSr. Assistant Cashier
Transact business in all departments % bank,
ms authorised by tho National Rsnking Law.
Exchanges available In all thu commercial
eities Of the world at current rstss
L. 3 bonds bought and sold
DtALf rpRs
Thomas u. Gilbert Noycs Z. avery
Thomas J. O'Brisn. 6es,rge O. Rrirxx
David NJ. Amberg Lr1nnel ID. Putnam
Ransom &. Luce, Constantine Mortua.
EDWARD II. Hunt Joln G. Fitzgerald
j. Stewart White Philo c. f1kle1
}. Frederick Baarz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Everyday excursions TO Chicago via
c. 4 w. NJ. $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Changes ON the c. a w. NJ.

Every day excursions to Chicago via
&. * W. Nj. $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

The greatest sacrifice sale on Plush Jackets and
Plush Sacques experienced in Grand Rapids IS
beginning today; not alone that ALL Cloth Garments
are nearly being given away. All Plush Garments
are being sold al less than cost of Plush
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Everyday excursions to Chicago via
c. 4 W. Nj. $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Families who have as yet not used
Lily White3 -four should give it trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Every Day.
Half Ratio TO Chicago
Vim
g. 81 w. NJ.

Commencing today and continuing
until October Both. inclusive. the c. K
w. NJ. Ry will sell excursion tickets for
all trains every day for one way fare for
round trip.
Tickets will DO good 10 days. includ-
iug date OF sale. Don't forget.
EVERY DAY VIA THE c. ". NJ.
Go. DEHAvEN. q. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
GRAHDRAPIDSN ATI0NALBANk
esAND pAFIps. MICH
Capital and Surplus 100000

kDwIy Z. uHL. presidedt
fgKEsAS GoDFREx. Nics Presidsas
fEAsK NJ DAVIS. Cashier.
joHS l. Bt.SSAHfN. Asst rssAt--
THIS hank DOES a general banking bushes,
and respectfully soliclts the accounts ~ tndk
vidnals. banks and corporations Generzlly
Interest allowed on time certificates OF deposik
Travellers Tor any part 81 the vorid MAJ psrfsos
money arrangements ct this bank
saaAgrOEs
Edwin p. Uhi. Freeman acffr~y.
Enos Putnam. Dauiai II. WatsrA
Joseph Houscmsa Melvin J. Clark.
Georee IL Lenx. Nm. G. HerpolshelmsE
Charles, y HaselfinA Charles Shepard
soln h fsok silAs y. 6odfrsE
Samuel coarA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

All this seasons cuts Pushes the best grades of
walker combination Plush and warranted TO wear.
Come now. buy now you never bought Plush Sacques
and Jackets at such low prices
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-08
New York Produce

New YORK, May G.. Flour : Re
ceipts. q, 199 pkgs; exports, 14,65S bbIs,
1874 sacks; sales, 29,3O0 pkgs; market
active and firm. Winter wheat, low
grades, S2.10@2.55; do, fair to fancy,
| $2.55@3.65; do patents, S3.S504.25; Min
nesota clear, $2.50@3.50; do straight,
$4,000; do patents, 81. 25@4.60. Rye
Mixture, 2.90@3.50. Cornmeal quiet,
steady; yellow Western, S2.6502.75.
Rye-Nominal; Western, 5S062. Bar
ley quiet. Barley malt dull, steady;
Western, 60990c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1SS, 100 bu; exports,
20, $50 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures,
100000 blu spot; spot market more ac-
tive for export. firmer; No. 2 red win
ter offered more freely; spring grades
elevator, 7S15M19c; afloat, 79c; f. 0. b.,
7S9l@S013c; No. northern, S315c; OPP
| lions were active. strong and TM118c
higher through higher cables, free for
eign buying, better West and shorts
covering; No. 2 red, May, 77360076c,
closing at 78c; June. 79@7914c, closing
at 794c; July, so 9-16@S118c, closing at
Sic; September, S34MS3$c, closing at
1890; October, S423MS45c, closing at
S418c; December, 6634(GS718c, closing at
size.
Corn-Receipts, 1920 bu; exports,
121,0 84 bu; sales. 897 900 bu futures. 49,
600 bu spot; spots dull, tirmer; No. 2.
5119@51Ic elevator, 521a@52&lc atloat;
ungraded mixed, 52NW54c; options
opened strong at 15@15c advance, with
the West and on tlrmer cables. declined
380$lc with wheat and on local realiZ-
ing. advanced 18@Ac and closed firm,
unchanged to sc down, trading moder-
ately active; May, 511495l38c, closing
at 5l38c; July closing at 52c; August,
5219@534c. closing at $3.50; Septem-
Der, 534@5335c, closing at 534c.
Oats-Receipts, 4S,300 Du; exports,
5,38S bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures, H.
600 bu spot; spots quiet, weak; options
dull. easier; May. 36@5t@37c, closing at
36$lc; June, 3619 @363c. closing at 3619c;
July, 3614@36&lc, closing at 364c; Nc.
2 white, 4315@44c; No. 2 Chicago, 3S15c;
No. 8, 3615c; No. white, 42@4219c;
mixed Western, 3719@39c; white West
ern, 40@4Sc.
Butter - Firm; moderate receipts;
Western dairy, 20@25c; Western fac
tory, 2O@25c; Elgins, 30c. Cheese quiet,
easy; part skins, 512@S14c; fell Skins,
511@l019c. Eggs moderate arrivals;
firm; receipts. 1888 pkgs; Western
fresh, 164@lG15c; duck, 17921c; goose,
25(02Sc