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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26
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LONDON, June eB.-tn the house Of
lotje, earl Kimberley. secretary Of
state Tor India, stated TIA. the Indian
council had passed an act Tor the i'm.
mediate clOsing Of Indian minis to the
Zee coinage OF silver. He added tuat
arrangements are being made TO Issue
rupees from the mint. 10 exchange for
gold at n rate Of sixteen puuco per
rupee, aud ,or receiving sovrrtigus
nut half s1vcreigus AZ tho treasures In
payment dues ~ the same rate. lie
further said it was inicndel TO intro.
duco the gold standard IN iudia, bat
That gold In the meantime would not
be made the sole legal tender.
THIS rupee paper has fisuu .. hC.
c0tdlng 10 advicea from Bombay, the
Iudinn council at Slmla today, besides
Stopping the mlntinr Of silver on pfi.
vnte account, nx the rate Ut
exchange ut The tone Mt the close
OF the London stock exchange was Hat
owing 20 tho action VI India IN regard
- silver In street dealings, nfter the
uflcial close, there was slight rUrpv.
| cry. PuCcs, however, were mes ~
nominal, there being little actual deal.
log. Denver Ard Rio Grand preferred
anu silver securities were the WEAKEST.
Peruvian SIC irtitsHell at 3.
NLw YOHK, June ga P0st'l
LONDON special: American railroads
were Hat IN connection with the nUwi
that tue Indian mints hal been closed
20 prevent tho coinage Of silver. Tn,
price o. silver bars tell here 10 80 DO, "a
the change would be In prepara, On 81
gold standard, making silver IN India
only token currency. The roli price
of tho rupee paper was 800. Filiy
| i've lace, india council umits az,
trnnr'en, sold up 10 10 1882 Il. Ba
silver hal fallen 90 q.
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As THE WORLD GOES.
Eluo Indians and One Negro Sen
tened 10 30 Shot.
ADMIRAL MARKHAM 70 BE TRIED
Fair Notes. Financial Failures.-A
Bank Manager Not Missing
Hut Sick.

HAursnoRN, 1. T., June 26.-Tho
tidal has beon concluded In this county
IA the criminal court at Weberion OF
Moses williams, Solomon Lewis,
Rlngsbury Hawkins, Robert Car
ter and Thomas MoGee. all
Indians convicted Of tho muir
der Of King jos JoaAaiublea and
another full blood, during the Jones
and Jackson election feud In August
1892. The trial Of nine others, charged
with a similar crime commenced TO-
day. Now nine Indiana ana on'
nes,o are 20 be shot by July 7tb, with
twice ne many to be tried. Oldei
indians agree tnGt the convictions WI
not reach executions, aud the signiI
canes Ia which some OF their expresi'
ions are clothed II ominOns.
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uofs OF the market coupled with higher
rates for money revived the talk Huou'
GOLD imports. The presidcnts o. the
leading banks reported this morning
that tile demand ir5m country banks
Tor fe.discuunt and luaas was I'm lllcT
than for many weeks, and thst thtre
were Indications that the Crisis had
passed. Litile more m lney Is expected
to be sent To-Day TO oan Ffanoihc1 ny
registered IN III au1 possibly emall
transfer may be made by telegraph To
ihst place through the suo.treasnfy'
silver certificates dropped 20 "t
Commercial bar silvtr to II. MeAhan
dollars to 90 cents. rhe break was dut
10 cables reporting the suspension OF
the purchases Of silver tor luulan ac
counts aud the closing OF lnulau
minis.
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FOUNDING or MONTREAL
An AnnivSrsary celebrated win
Hcyeiry and Religion.


MONTREAL, June 21.-rhe French
Canadians yestcrday celebrated tue
2lbth anniversary Of the undlbB OF
Montreal. At nig hti In many quarters
drunkenness anu feyelty proValiel'
For the ilrst time Ia tho MS.
tory Of Montreal the doors oi
all liquor sioies wefu vide opon
on sunday aud the police had
orders not TO interfere. Tho city was
handsomely decorated nbd IN tht
morning a monster procession OF 81
Jean Baptlrie tooitiius, trades etc'i
marched 10 ~. Peters Cathedral where
services were held. In the afternoon
the dedication ceremonies, opei ing tue
French national monument, an lin'
posing pile Of buildings just erected IN
81. Lawrence street, were held. Inc
monument Ia to be devoted 10 the
schools oi arts and science, ana con.
tains the French Canadian national
library anu museum aud a vast hnll lur
national festivities aud moeiinge. To-
day 10 public holiday and the festivities
are being continued.
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AUBURN, M. ", June .0.-Butoher
afternoon for the murder In April,
1899, ut Buffalo, OF young
man named Roehrl. The famil'
les lived In an adjoining
room. FitEthum had been intimate
with Mrs. Roehrl, but had broken with
her and returned TO his wife. IL was
for defending hls mother against
epithets east at her by Fitzthum, that
he met death at the hands OF the
butcher who stabbed him to death.
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paris Of the bulliiug wiii r,ll proysat,
a thorough search Dr bodies In the
ruins. Pweniy-sCvou gcCupanta have
been taken II IA the second story on
THE west side by means VI iodders, and
others cscaped through the regular
exits. luu Morgan has just been tai en-
from tie wrccs, badly iujul d.
Almon Woodland, sou OF the proprietor,
was baily hurt, but not fatally.
Mechanics arc Mt work strengthening
lhe walls 20 search can be made.
10 Ia believed tho accident was caused
by the recent aditlDn OF n mansatt
roof which was TOO heavy fOF the
foundations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
A Letter Received with Regard 10 the
Woman's Industrial Home
County Registrars.

This morning the members OF the
Utah COmmisslon held another session,
but not much was done.
IIE woMAN's INDUSTRIAL HOME.
A communication was received from
Mrs. Ferry, president OF the WOman's
Industrial Home, conveying the intor-
nation that tins Home and Its furnish
iugs would be turned over TO the
Commission, as u hoard Of control, on
July lst. After some conversation II
was simply resolved TO acknowledge
the receipt Of the letter, but tho Com
mission decided not to take any further
action until the Home had boon form
ally transferred 10 that body.
FOR COUNTY RKGIsTRARs.
A partial list OF persons recommend.
cd to act M county registrars was re-
ceivod from the Republican Territorial
committee aud will be- looked into in
due Cputse.
The Commission did not hold an
afternoon session, but will cit again
tomorrow.
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Police Court.

James Mcdonald forfeited s. on IA
charge OF being drunk.
j. Tenny, who was arrested on a
charge Of using abusive language, was
discharged.
John Matson plead guilty to being
drunk and was fined 50 which he will
pay for In labor.
Sadie Cronin forfeited $500 on a
charge of prostitution.
Il. Martin aud NJ. Meakin, who
we're arrested for being drunk, were
discharged.
John CLARK was con ylctet Of
vagrnncy ana was sent TO Jail for fil-
teen days,
James Wilson was arrested for be.
ing drunk aud resisting the officers.
lie was hned, and, not having the
money, will work II out.
James StapleIOn was arrested for
being drunk. This case was dis.
missed.
Eph Kelly plead guilty TO being
drunk and was fined 50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26
SORROWFUL NEWS.
Royal Hyde Dies When Among
Strangers.

A telegram received this afternoon
brought eau news TO the relatives OF
Royal Hyde, the young son Of the late
APOSTLE Orson aud Mrs. Sophia Hyde.
Tho message came from an underlsk.
ing firm In Denver, ami announced
that Royal Hyde died In that city
yesterday. II requested that his folks
bo notified and send word rs to what
disposition was to be made Of the body.
The deceased was about is yeafa Of
age, and having grown tired Of what
hs considered the duluesa Of the sur
roundings hefeRDouts, started of to
make his way In tho world. He got
10 Denver, and found work there, II II
said Ia MOTEL. At any rate he had
about enough Of the venture, anu was
anxious TO return home. His relatives
expected him 10 do so and settle down
quietly here, and this blow falls upon
them aa heavy as II was unexpected.
The cause OF death Is not stated. The
body will be- brought home.
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PAID OUT EVERY PENNY.

BUFFALO, June 26.-The Queen
City bank has suffered n steady
drain the past several week.. After
paying out all available cash, even to
dimes. nickles and pennies, the OIL
this morning walked out and closed
the dOofs. II owes depsltors over
81, 400, 900. The failure Is due to in
ability TO realize ON assets, tue New
York banks refusing TO aid. The
management claims that deposilors
will be paid In full.
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prosperity. The item Is as foliows.
ON. l.. Elliott, OF considerable
American aud Australian experience
ia connection with mining aud who
has Just returned from the Klein
Letahs, has been appointed manager
~ the Champ d'Or Company. The
applications Tor the management Of the
company were very numerous. The
VIII require all the mining knowledge
man possossoa TO work II economic.
ally and successfully"
SAIL LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
IOiny's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 sg0l,52i.
W. q. NJ. Steward had In today for
assay 3 tons OF OH Telegraph ore,
laj tons OF Centennial Eureka orc,
and 33l tons Of Ophif Hin ore.
J. w. Carrie had In today for assay
llb tons o. Horn Silver ore, and l0g
tons OF Anchor concentrates.
w. A. Hodges had Ia today tor assay
samples oi ll5 tons OF Horn Silver ore,
100 t0us u Crescent ore, l2i tons Of
Daly.West ore, aud four other con.
trolls.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silvcr, tic, lead, $3.50.
London-Slivob 1874.
one AID nuLLtoN.
Mccormick d Go. received today:
Hauauor bullion, $500; silver and
lead or-s, $4,000. Total, $4,000.
u. X. Jones n Go. received toiayi
Bullion, 5000; ores, 5000. Total, 3d.
200.
Wolls. Fargo & Go. received today
Ming0 bullion, s2J,0s3j ore, s1IS
Total, s2d,sjl.
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LEONARD WAS MARRIED.
The Civilian Shot Down AT Fort Doug.
las Has a Son In East Boston.

Coroner Taylor received letter this
afternoon from Mary Leonard, Of East
Boston. Miss Leonard slates that ahs
In sister Of the man shot down at
Fort Douglas aud writes for full par.
tlculars OF the terrible tragedy, She
states that the deceased has "brothers,
sisters, II father anu an orphan boy"
She does not say how old the lad IL Or
whether his mother Is alive or not.
II 10 supposed, however, that she Is
dead. The father IL old and In very
Door circumstance,
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Came Near Losing His Life.
srial Bisnafeh 10 fhe Srva

NT'7T7T' I7I7TWIT7 " TVT MINI
BUFFALO, Wyo., June 28.-John
WlnslOw, ranohmnn residing at
Otto, johnson county, came near los
Ing his life yesterday In attempting to
ford tho Norwood river at Bonanza.
The.stream was very high. Winslow
had unsaddled his horse and driven
him across tho river and started to fol.
low In boat. When the middle OF
the stream WINS reached II sank, and Il
was with great difficulty that he
reached the bank. He lost his saddle,
bIiulo and coat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

Special DiipaieA 10 the NEws.
RAwLrss, wyo., Jane 20.-John
Lee Jr. had his leg nmputated yesler.
day. Tho trouble started from sore
on the leg, IN 1876, MI. Lee being u
hoy, being ten years old at the time.
man to call u physician aud II was
found that nmpuiatiOn was necessary
~ save bis life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26
THE PAIR TODAY.
Fine Weather aud Large Crowds ON
che Grounds.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Tho weather Ia
stlll bright and pleasant aud the
World's Fair visitors are making the
most OF 1t. More had passed the
turnstlles up TO II O'Clock this morning
than during the entire day yesterday,
and the indications for the day are thai
there will be three times ~ many.
The New Hampshire building nj
the Worlds Fair was formally opened
today. The exercises were partieI.
pated In by Governor j. d. Smith.
Lieutenant Governor MoLane, mem.
beers OF the state Legislature, state
Wotld's Fair commissioners and other
prominent citizens.
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WHAT WAS DONE THERE.


Provo, June "a, lSoS.-on June
23rd the members OF the Hygienic
Physiological Reform class Of women
held at Provo Stake conference, the
last Vt a series Of meetings held
throughout the county.
Tho election OF officers Tor the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

Result of the Suspension of silver
Purchases Tor IndIa.


NEW fohlS, June 20.-Money is
hlIihhehl, can 'oans ranging from 10 to
~. There Ii u good deal OF calling i'm
iOans, preparatory ~ tue July Interest
ana uiviuend Disbursements. Tins IA
Liable to continue uuul the first OF tho
month. the market Is aisO likely y,
WORK close for tue tirst Ten days of
July, as II is estimated that II viii take
a. least that limo 10 restore the money
called ia to normal channels. StooK
eAohange houses are prepared for a
siege OF this HUrt anu are dIscouTaging
SPECULATION. Time money anu mer.
vahlllt paper are merely nominal. The
,oielgn exchange Is neavy, damoFal.
,1eu. Poated rates are reduced
per cent TO 4s3 anu 4s5. Re.
oeip1s bills from the interior by this
uOining'a mali were small. Tho hoavl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

Special Dsspateh 70 Me NEWS.
CARBON, Wyo, June 20. - Mrs.
Janet'e Carr aged seventy, died sud.
usnly yesterday. Only two little
eehliurcn were with her at the time.
she arose and started 20 dress herself
out feeling unwell attempted 10 return
inglt '''0"-
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INroRmATION WANTED.
A sum OF Money waiting for NJ
owner

sum OF money hhithnk ioF hh
owner.
Special Dispafch 70 heNEws.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June GA let
tor has been received In this city from
the cashier Of u Buffalo, n. ", bank
asking for information concerning one
George II. Wilder who resided IN
Cheyenne In the seventies. Wilder
has some money on deposit In the
bank anu should he not claim 1t with
nj a short time the money will revert
tOthe state OF New York.
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THE FAILURES.
A New York Clothing Firm on the
List,


List.
NEW YORK, June 20.-MRnn Bros
clOthiRg 1rm, has failed. The
liabilities are quarter Of u million.
BANK OF NEW ENGLAND sUsPENDs,
MINSEAPoLIs, Mimi, June 60
The Bank OF New England has sus
pended payments at least temporarily.
Since the failure OF the State bank on
Thursday there has been steady
withdrawal OF deposits. A. j
Blethen, president, snya that he had
considerable money tied up In the
Chicago failures. he says the deposi'
tors VIII he paid in full.
The liabilities are $500, 900, and the
assets somewhat in excess OF that sum.
Blothem was u well known newspaper
man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

LONDON, June 90 DR.. Cornelius
Herr. who fed from France as result
of the Panama scandal revelations,
and for whose extradition proceedings
were pending, but delayed ON account
of illness, IL dying at Bournemouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

NooRuEAD, MINI, June 26.-A
robber entered the Merchanls' National
hank this morning, held un the book b.
k,eper nnd took 100000. lie escaped
across the river. A nosse iain pursuit.
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nIANY rnRsoNs KlLLED.

The house was Of four stories high.
The entire east wall fell, followed by
three floors and load OF occupants.
Enslo Colwell, girl Of kincaird,
Kansas, has Just been taken from tins
ruins badly hurt. Tho danger that other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

NEw YoRiS, June 26.-Stooka were
weak, declining after II O'Clock iol-
lowed by recovery, general electric
leading. At noon the market was
quiet, steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

FoRT ScoTl, Kas, June 26.-The
entire cast wall OF the Fremont Hotel
fell. There were over hundred guests
In the house Mt the time. IL Is thought
that many we're killed or injured.
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NOT Kissing.
The Manager Of tho PIanisint Ton
bank sick.

INDIANAPOLIS, Juno 26.-Dr. w. n .
Wishard, OF this city, snye: ~ am
authorized 10 make the statement that
u. Il. Day, manager Of tho failed
Plankinton bank, Milwaukee, reported
missing, IL now under medical treat
nient, owing to his physical condition,
and that he will Voluntarily return TO
milwaukee, ne soon as his medical nd
visera Will permit.
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LONDON, June 25,--relegrams rem
Calcutta says the Indian government
has stopped the coiuage OF silver iof
private account at the mlnte.
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LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Mecca says there were 400 deaths from
cholera yesterday
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THE CUwnoYs.
noe middleton quits th. Ilaco and
ships tIia Horse

DUBUQUE, Ia, June 26.-Doo Mid
dletun Arrived at $500 this morning
and quit tho race. His horse has been
shipped 20 Chicago.
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BosroN, June 26.-The banks have
voted uuanimously to issue CLEARING
house certificates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-26

NEW YoRIS, June ga receiver
has b en- appointed for the Mutual
Brewing company, OF College Point
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MAnKmAM mE.poN.InLE
lie was on Heard tho CRmpcrdown at
the time of the Disaster.

LONDON, June 20.-It transpires that
Roar Admiral Markham was on board
the CAmperdown, and IN charge OF the
Manoeuvres ut tho time that the vessel
sank the Victoria. He IL therefore
held responsible for the disaster and II
has been definitely decided to try him
by court martial.
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EXPLOSION IN A MISE.

HANNA, Wyo., June 2i.-IIenry
Lendon, Finn, employed In the
mime, was badly burned ABOUT the face
snd hauds by n gas explosion yester-
day. His lamp ignited the gas In onu
OF the chambers where a shot had re-.
Gently been fired. No other damage
was u0ne. Londen was taken 10 the
hospital ut Denver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

How some OF Them Voted ON the
fisc Amendments.

There were some remarkably unlc Ne
thin~s in cou.iection with the spring
electior. bu. rf,ne Il them are mose
aaysterioesly inexplainatle than the
vote on the amendments There we're
Eve IL them - be voted on. and the
amendments were placed az the bottom
of the kangaroo plaster on which Was
printed the state and county ticket. Ii
Was impossill e 70 overlook them. and
vet fully half - the electors paid no
attention ~ them whatever. Part Of
them voted yes 10 everything. and
Others voted ~no" without a slip or
break In many of the precincts where
the valuation Of property is least. ma
iority % the electors opposed every
thing that in any way suggested in
creased taxation. The jail improve
alent. the river improvement and the
salary increase for s,.5se officials were
glven a sPontanev az aud enthusiastic
negative la other preca cts the electors
we're red hot after anything that sug
gested local .mprovements. but were Vi
olently ard un.deldingly opposed
to the highway commissioners amend
ment and the amendment 20 increase
the jurisdiction IS the circuit court.
~ something that in no way affects the
city. and yet5 h.e6ds-r,ls of voters singled
that out az I III object 10 turn down.
Some IL ther. voted for all the amend
n1ents that VIII result in increased taxa
ton. and religiously opposed the two
pertaining 10 highways and circuit
court. Ii was the same in the town
ships. and some of the country precincts
rolled up big maiorities against the
amendment 10 allow Grand Rapids 10
bond itself for the improvement Of Grand
river IL couldn't make an iota's differ
ence 10 the rural voter whether Grand
Rapids spent its money in dredging the
river or in painting tin horns. but he
was ''sgin" it nevertheless. The city
voter had touch OF the same form OF
paresis. and in many instances he did
what hs could TO prevent the farmers
having better roads at their own ex-
rRn@a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

membership It~as ruuaorsd YESTERDAY
that the contractors bad oielFet a. grant
the. Hlaspna 81 cenEs an hnur. providing
they weeli agree IA work exclusively
To nseusbsFs Il the exchange. bal me
contractors deny THE aud sss they VII
sake 10 concessions - TIE strikers
~astessr. James Wilcox secretary ~
the exfhsase. stated yesterday alter
noon that the contractor wousd stAid
b. thesr agreement. and snali give the
strikers until Monday morning b. return
20 work. II they dont "eouae Ia their
milk by that time non union men Niii
be imported fsom ChicsgD % take Their
places. IL i claimed that there are
100 idle mssons m Chicago Nhe would
Jump at the chance 10 ccnse here and
xofk tor a. eents az hour. The strikers
laugh - fnis and intimate that the con
tractors sre carrying On the converse
ton through Fedoras. All the earpen.
tiers engaged a. work on haildings IA e
been ssmp4led % stop work. and az
press IL looks as II nothing would be
accomplished this ~eek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

The Choir Boys OF Trinity Rewarded
for Diligence.

The annual Easter presentation OF
presents 10 the choir boys Of Trinity
church was made last night in the
Sunday school room ~ the church.
Prizes are offered each year by the rec.
tor. the Rev. VI. H. Johnston. and mem
hers IL the congregation The condi-
tons on which they are given are at
tendance az the Sunday school. neat
ness. manliness. reverence In church
services. punctuality and conduct
Prior 20 the presentation the children
q the Sunday school served ice cream
and cake 20 large number OF friends
Ger. W. =. Innes performed the formal
presentation ceremonies. Prizes were
awarded as follows. First gold medal.
Charles Lockwood: silver cup. Robbie
Teele: second medal. Frank Parker:
third medal. Paris Jameson; gold
watch. Milford Hubert; first silver
medal. David Hughes: second medal.
James Scott; third medal. Henry Tibbs
AZ the cio~e 81 this. portion Of the pro-
gram the boys reciprocated by present
ing an elegant smoking jacket 10 the
rector
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
Rea, Estate Transfers.

Mary Adele Tatsum to Mrs. Preston
;. fancher. lot ), block l, Morris
Benjamin G. Smith and wife to w. A.
Slawson, n 3 r lots Il and IA. blk
g. Avery's plat .......
George T.. Rowe ct al. 20 Alexander
Narno. lot and n y lot 4. Andre
A E-fe-' sub
Isaac Dubridge and wife Tn Albert
Godzetski, lot 4. blk Z. Roberts
add Observation-Disclosures.
Henrietta l.. Nelson 10 Oscar +.
Powell. lots | and ?, Hockstra a
Co. : add ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Marion III. Baars 10 Susan Il. IL
Clear. lot IL. Hossseinafs = sub
Eva Tyroler TO Henry ;. Pres-hurg.
10 N lots % and -. blk 2. III.
Dennis sub. ............ ......
Emma Hogle To James q. Alexander.
lots 32 and 81. 7. Stewart Whites
J. NJ. Gifsner 20 Charles l.. Carol.
lot n. Wards Homestead add
George J. Murray 90 :. H. Avery. io,
:. bib .. Arery's plat ~. ..-.
Hans krooisna and wife 90 Peter
Steketee. loo 4, blk 1. Merrill 4
Hines add ..-..-.. Boss.
james 4. tovell 90 Oliver Sanders.
piece II land Ca see ~. tosffland
John Quick and wife 90 Edward
Thornton. piece 81 land on sec II.
bfAtfsn. ......s.. t-.- ....s $3.50.