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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

NEW YORK, May l0.-The stock market worked
toward 1 decidedly lover range Of prices again
to-day. The rallies which occurred at intervals
were Of al lrt duration, and "a tho day drew 70
close tho bears became holder and attacked
both the high and the l0w-prlced shares with
great vigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

CISCINNATr. O., May lO.-tlour n fair de-
mand. Wheat easier: 80. red. zoe. orn
scaroe: No. = mixed. 44itr. Onts dun; No.
mixed. Sac. Pork neglected AZ sHo.Jp. Lard
oul,t a. sIO.82lbn Buik-ueats easier AZ
5000. Bacon quiet and lower at 81 WIS
10y atnaIN. MAIrela. Sl.l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
CRY Or RIcHv0Nn-ss

STATE oP VIRGINIA. CRY OF RIcHvoNp-ss:
T. Richard n. smith. cashier u the anows-
named bank. DO solemnly swear THAI Tho Abovs
-'atement is trua 60 tue best u my knOgai 20
aud belief. RICHARD n. SMITH, Cashier.
Subsribei aui sworn - before mo this l0tA
day u May. 1893
~ '. MORTON. Notary Publm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
srARINE INTELLIGENCE

N0RrOIE. VA. May 1O.-Aarkst quiet Prin
4lt44isc.; extra prime, ~; fancy ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE May lO.-Baltimore and Ohio. 6la
So: Baltimore AMI ono Southwestern lists,
lObLalJ7l4: DO "a incomes, 2Jl9 bid DO "a
Incomes, ~ bid; consolidated gus stock. 6Nta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
snnrr r.rknF.r IYnrN.E.

The short interest Is smply Immense. AMI tho
borrowing demand "a Drlsk bo,b tor the active
ahnres aud f0r the spcoisitles. Tho greatest do
clnes were: United Sfntos kllber preferred.
II: 80. common. x: National Cor1ase preferred,
10: sugar preferred, 3 ): sugar. 2's; American
Tobacco, 4 Rock Island, pos; Lackawauna, = ;
Delaware and hudson. 2i-; General Electric, : (;
Manhattan. 3}t; Missouri Pacinc, 3, Lead pre-
ferrt1, .: New Jersey Central 4, Northern Pa
clr, preferred. 2is; Reading, , Pullman, = ;
Omaha. 3; Western Union. 2's; Wheeling ana
/ y ta Erie urrfprreI 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
RUMoRs or ExBARRAssVENr.

Ia addition 10 the talk about most uniayora-
bic crop report the street was fooled with ru-
mora concerning the ewbarTas VI bro
kerRgc concerns mere aud in Phuade ph'a. nni
Of inc probable appointment ~ receivers Tor the
Northern PGci1c and Erie. None % tht So ru-
mors we're verified. but they were made - 30
service nevcrtheleSs along with others While
the depression was very marked at intervals
there was buying ~ SOLID houses. md n belief
obtaiued thai tho bears were making drives
against special stocks In order % facilitate
covering IN other parts Of tue list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

BALTIMORE, May l0.-Flour strong and un-
changed. Wheat rrmer; No 2, red. spot, 7ea
7pisc. May, 7ellc.; June. soc. Asked July,
sOISasOs4c.; steamer No. 2, red. 1*a7Ajfc. !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
milling wheat. BY sanpie, 7OasOc. Co

milling wheat. By sample. 70as0c. Corn easy I;
mixed, spot and May. 4DiSs3phc.; July, 5OMa
6OiSc.: steamer miSed, 4s4.c. bid; whife
corn, by sample. 55c.; yellow do DO, otytc.
4Ia4oo. no. =, mixed DO. 36lss37c. Rye nrm
No. 2, 64iSa56c. Hay hrmsr; good ~ choice
timothy. e1oss10.50. Grain ire,ghs quiet:
steam 10 fiyetpOol, ID. asked: Cork. for orders,
2s ID. Cotton nominal; miidliDg, size Pro-
visions firm; messpofk, s2l; bulk meats, loose
shoulders. l0lfc.: long-clear. lie; clear-riO
sides and sugsr-p picked shoulders, llac. sugar
cured smoked shoulders, l2l%c. Hams. sLJ.Hb.
Lard-Renned, 1880. Batter firm: creamery.
fancy Doc do. fsir 10 choice. 25nysc.; DO. mi
tation oGc Eggs steady AZ lfStc. Cofee quiet
Rio cargoes fair. ING; No. 4 lotSc. sugar
unchanged. Nhiskoy hrn at ~ <1@eI'-l'
Peanuts unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Nav 10. Brilliant weather through
out the West seemed TO dazzle II not detnorahIe'
tue bulls to-day. Compared with iatt night
prices show decDes Ot ~. IN wheat aud cofh'
tec. IN oats, Doc. In pork, DC. ~ lari. aod It5T
N ribs. There was o marked Improvement ~
the crop outlook during the twenty -.our bourS-
This. taKen 10 connection with the N0i-sireet
generalization and the general cistrust %
rnnnce, made the run crowd nervous ava nest
tnuug, ami there was free ceiling ana noi mum
demand. Tho market Turned very sioux
during the la.t hour on the seusattonally hisner
Berlin and Paris "a bles, which showed advan' -
o. p. 70 2N4c.. bat VA the hnri trading there Nas
another declps due % selling.
cash quotations.. -Four nTm: shippers bids
still under sellers views and no ssler caine TO
the surface No. spring wheat, fJlsc. No :
corn. 42l.t.;No. oats, llNlc. Mess-pOrk, s2O.OOa
5000. Lard, slO.9j1tll. sLo-l-rb sides
d1O-rD $40 42isafi j.in. Dry-Saltei ahonders
tbrxedI. SlOaslO.25. Slort-clear SIDES .no1'1,
SIO.25aslO.jC. Hhiskey sII3
f..a.. Hsrr f,fH|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
EDUCATIONAL

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTl-
TU1E, LEXINGTON. NA.-Ihe Board OF
Visitors ~ - annual meeting In Juno next WIN
appoint state cadets 10 I'll vacancies in mo
Fourth, Fifth, Skin, Eighth. Tenth. fourteenth
F,fteenth. Eiyhteeath. Nineteenth. Twenty
sixth. Twenty-seyenth. Ihirtlefh, Ihirty-nrst'
Thirty-ihird Thiry.seyenth. lhirty-ninih soma.
torll districts. Applications Tor information or
appointment should be addressed before June
lst proximo 70 SCOTT SHIP, superintehIeh''
ap 2j-eOd4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
ACTOR EDWIN BOOTH
A BULLETIN ABOUT HIM THAT IS AS
CLEAR as MUD.
IL Seems. However. that Another Crisis
Has Occurred 10 the Tragedian's
Conditioned Consultation.
tnr Telegraph TO the pI-pa,eh.l

New York. May 10.--Dr. -. Clair Smith.
the actor Booths regular physician. this
evening summoned Or. NJ. Allen Starr and
DR.. +. Fremont Smith IN consultation.
They spent a long time at the sick mans
bed aud then wrote out the following
somewhat vague bulletin. which was not
posted until they had left the clubhouse:
Players Ch'b. Nav 10. 1893 In regard
10 NJ Booths condition II may be stated
that while the acute nephritis which at
one tiino threatened fatal termination
has subsldej, and while there IS now no
prospect OF immediate danger from that
source. the condition Of the hemiplegia
which hes been present for three weeks
las materially changed. Mr. Booth
mental condition ie still somewhat OBJ
scurcd. but there is little probability Of
any rapid or complete recovery.
M. ALIEN STARR. NJ. D..
"Sr. CLAIR SMITH. VI. d.,
Fl. Fremont SMITH, NJ. d.
Only once before, and then at most
critical juncturc, was Dr. Starr called IN,
and his presence tonight IN consultation
with other physicians seems % indicate
that another serious crisis - approaching
or has been reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Ieaalns trtnrel rang ID na lollows


CHICAGO. lII. Nay observation-disclosures
l1.uUO head. shipments, none; market slow
AMI lower: no eAtta Steers here: top prices ~
day. S5.3OasJ.4l: medium. s4.5Oae1N1:
grass Texans s3as32j; fed Texans, S'.Voa
cas-.
ilogs-R Receipts. $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head trade SLOW, and lOal5c lower;
mixed s75OA $40: heavy si.fOaSS;
hchts.e-.B5: pics, s5.2JNsj.i5.
sheep -Recsipts. l5.uOO bead: shipments
5000 head: market active aud lower. e1au-,
s3.35aS5; western, s5asJ5O; lambs S'.'oa
F1.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
ERaAHCi AL
NO LEND

NO LEND,
I $4,000. tlIOO, ami SEVERAL SMALLER
AMOUNTS OS CITY REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD.
my ll.lt 1903 Bank -lrrct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
uyll.it

NIATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS-
vi have received ny sprns stock o, =, nal IA
TINCs. OIL-CLOTHs. LINOLEgMs, 1hnI L,s'
BIfCs MATS. and SHADES. LACE-CUkrAlNs
ana POLLS, ana PAPER.IANGlNGs OF Al
',rsoss and styles. which / AM Offering az tho
lowest prices \ ,s a. l .., y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
ceANAND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcuMosp May 1O.-OTFEENGs- Wheat. 1000
bushels corn, 1850 bushels. oats 1000
bushels. 20,
SALEs.-Whcat, 1890 bushels. Corn 43O
busneis.
QUOTATIONS.
WggAT.-Lousborry 7Jat6c. Mixed, ia -.
srortrerry, 1Oa.tt. No. > rel, &c.
tORN.-W bite, prime Virginia, bag lots' &c;
No. . wbits, Ode: No. . mixed. oiaJ2t.
OArs.-No. miIed. 31a37hc.; 30. mixed,
3fs3G1.c.
kYR.--6Oe6Jc.
FforR.-We quote: Fine, B2a2}.2j; super.
nm. s2.25as2.jO: ezlr., S3aS3.1J. family, STA
Hj,J: patent, "a jasj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &c. ana tbs
Weather Indications
by telegraph to the DIspatch. :

TI'T N'f0EIW Vu 70 VI" u Fft1Il'T
- WARRINGTON, ID. G., May l0.-Fore-
trIID Icast for twenfy-tour holrs-from mid.
IhIh Inieht 20 INTIMIDATION Virginia: Fair
3weathor TIL Friday: warmer; south
west winds.
For North Carolina ana South Carolina: Fair
weather III Friday; warmer; east winds, be-
coming variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
DEATHS.

RICHARDSON Died. at the residence
Of her husband, 4. J.. Richardson, No 20-O
east Main street May 10. 1923. az II NJ,
after an illness Of a few days. SARAH J..
RICHARDSON.
She leaves @ husband. three sons. and q
daughter.
Fpiscopal church TO-DAY Thursday az
8 o'clock p. NJ. The friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
SNITH.-Died. Of pneumonia. wednes-
day. May 10. 1893, az his home. Mt. Plea
SAINT. Va. ). l.. SMITH. in his 64th year.
Funeral will take place TO-DAY Thurs
day) az $3.50 T.. Nj. from his late residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. he skies wore clear
NJ midnight.
Range of The thermometer A. the 'front.' door ~
A.. nan. ~tftJ offltn rasfortfav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
17s NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE.
N'-i with Or. Hunter Mcclure Regard
Ing H.

''''g iasf night 70 tie college Of Physi-
Ga Dungeons 81 Richmond" the new
H L,'l % DO started here. DR.. Hunter
lIt ,-o r.1 uere were no details 20 bo given
l.,, 1901 Nhai bad ulre@dY appeared IA the
ts.,e..". ih1@o interested IN the school were
fsv s.s ptslirg the matter, however, aud IN
.-ss would secure a charter. Among the
A''Is' 10 said, viii be somo Of the most
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
DISSOLUTIoNS a COPARTNERSHIPs.
iICHNOSD. Va, May s, 1898.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of :. & ". MILLER IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent. ". MILLER having
purch a-ed all Of the interest OF = Miller IN tho
SAID firm, assumes the payment OF al deO.s due
py the firm o. =. & ". Miller.
All parties iudcJtct 10 tno lai' arm VIII please
come forward anu settle wish ". Miller.
MILLER,
my 9-eod3L' ". AILLhh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
BUSINESSMEN.

we have the very suits you want
nice, genteelstyles and patterns-Single-
and Doube.Breasted-S Sacks or Cuia-
ways. made Of Cassimeres, Cheyiots,
Worsteds, Scotch Mixtures, etc. per
fectly made and trimmed, and fitting
without a faw-lust such suits. in fact,
as you'd ordinarily pay Sl2 and Sl5 for,
yet We say to you Como in and take
your choice for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
STOCK oU0rArloSS


Ala, C'ass Al O2 Tenn. new 3s.... q.
Go. B...........lOt Virginia Bs.~ fbil1 ol
DO. C.....Ibil 80 Va. eX- mRtured
La. C0usols .lbpD B3ls coupons iol1y b
=. g.. 4s........... 0sls "a. cOnsol-. bid Jl
DO. 6's.........l22 United states -.
:. G.. Browns. UlCOi5 coupons. ....... ..
Tenn. Olds...Lbli) 81 Omitted states -,
Tom. now settle registd..' .....-.. o..
meut 6's.. bid 100 Il. =. - s,........... o..
Tenn. new D 's......lOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

STATE oF VIRGINIA. CITY or RICHMOND:
/. william II. nm, cashier o. the above-namei
hafk 90 soiennly swear tLAt ne above state
ment is true t. the best 81 ny knowledge anu
belief WILLIAM NJ. HILL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn - before mo ibis iOih
day of MAY, 1893 EDWIN PLRA>ANr-,
Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
RECOVERY TO SOME EXTENT.

AZ The cio-e National Corlage, preferred, 20
covered 4. AID the general list was = % q per-
cent. above the lowest. Nevertheless, specula-
tion lett On feYrrlsh AMI unsatte T. Sales listed,
318. 900 shares; unlisted. $4,000.
MONEY ANp EXCBANGE.
Money On call steady, ranging from 3 20 %;
last loan az .. and cosing offered az 3; prime
mercantile paper. 0Ibas per cent.
sterling exchange strong; posted r7'es,
&4h5lSaS4 hpjs. Commercial bills. fls3l
&4.SIf4.
government bonds lower; STATE bonds dull;
railroad bonds WeaA.
nui-'rcasufy balances: Coin, sJo,9"S, GOO
currency. SI2.O1f.OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
BANK STATEMENTS.
DEpORT OF THE CONDITION

III or rnE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANR,
AT RICHMOND, N THE STATE OF yIR.
GINA. Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY
4, 1898:
RYaOt'Rcys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
A GOOD STORY

IS worth telling and will bear repeating.
The best story told this season and
oftenest repeated is about our made-to-
measure clothing. This is not only
good story, but, better still, true one,
and it strikes homo to all who hear II.
The purchase of clothing affects your
pocket materially, and it's worth while
10 examine carefully the question OF
values. Even slight examination OF
our stock will convince YOU that We are
Offering the best values in Richmond.
Neither our goods nor our prices can be
duplicated in this city. We have the
best imported goods obtainable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

do you wish the most select the
most nltra-fashionable-the finest and
best Clothing offered? We have it for
yon and YOU certainly will not object to
saving, 81, -, or SO on your suit.
Well, come in, then. and take your
choice from several hundred Imported
Cheviot, Worsted, CassiInere, Home
spun, and Clay Diagonal Suits, well
worth from 2ls 10 225, at only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

EDFroR % TmE HEkALp. There are
various rumors afloat Ia the fifth ward.
The question has been asked me. IF
hal pledged Eiy support % different or
ganizstionss- | have not been asked
personally % pletlye myself 10 any or
ganixafion. shall not do 80. a. con-
sis.ar the sectsrisn u political questions
have no part in our public schools. |
vii pledge mgself - use nay best judg-
ment, after careful consideration. in all
matters cuncsvning the interest IL the
- .Oois and citizens q the fifth ward
that would come under my influence
AMI - devote proper time 10 the duties
Il school trustee. NARr N. BKxAxT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
ARE IN THE RACE
Men ard Women Who Aspire to
Bs Trustees
IN The SEVERAL CITY WARDS
ssne Wards um Re-Esecs Pre-sns
Iacasnheaf. w1houx Contest.
Others Wln he Dlaeren.

ne oontests faF places n the school
t<srd Ia several q the sErds vii 10
sa1aaaiiy earm. >aminations have
beea heid ia tns following wards:
fipst - Nominees j j. DeJoage.
f'Ouxth Nominees. Mira Andrews and
J. g. Ware
E1ah Souinsss. NrA Bryaat and
t.dwari Hatle-
EieklA Soainse. Mr< Hi +. Har.
F-agton.
Twelfth Sominee. E W. Hsth.
In tie fssf xard Ian H. salisbury. n
b said. las noniasfed himself and viii
oppose Mr DeJaagc.
Ia tbs sscoud ward there will be n,
eeneus. - aiE. Wsgner i ths choice Oh
ths war1
Ia ne ihsra ward Mr.. Fisher win be
~ elected
10 fhs touEtk ward Mrs. Andrews and
J - y are = " have clear sai.lng Tor lha
places u Pred Clark ard George Thomp-
eon.
Ia the hfth ward Trustee Hustled will
have ~ least tao competitors. kjxard
v ale aca Mrs BIZ anL who have been
noainatssl b regularly held eaucuscs-
ar Hcsteas friends wlli hold no caucus.
a. thr sixth and seventh NO caueuses
have besR held. apd the old members
VIII probably be returned. though Il ~
hiated that ex-Igslsf<e folger vii op-
pose frustre t1fzterald
Nrs. harrsusfon - nominated 10 op-
pee =. ). Gresham. the present incum-
beat. 10 tbs eighth ward
f,r. loaise Audrus vii have no oppo-
sitlon 81 The alntA ward.
"a ftf tenth ward there Is a fight on
between e.. r buchanan and janis
Grant M eaucases have been held.
NJ caucus has been held IN the
eleventh. 81; IL - rumorrd that Frank
Carpenter All Oppose Trustee Fnller's
fsseiortion.
f. W. Heth h nominated ia the
twelfth %arsl - Oppose T. Ii. Stein. the
present trustee.
A peoples party caucus was an
noanccd - Re held az No. Is Marion
street iast light; bat the family at No.
H. hakin'l been consulted when the call
Was nlade. and the populisf denonstra.
ton Vas not
The popnhsts os the eighth ward met
last evening aud decided not "a nomi-
nate . candidate FOR school trustee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

The hank cIcarings for August
aoaantei - iSsziu-t3 - a decrease Of
e. s-.-5ll> as compared with those Of
\ izusf. i%f-. Yesterdays ciearings
we're S.i.-f1<k a decrease u l56ei67
IA compared with thoss Tor the CORES
pondinx dap af last year
tfcntiemun SHOULD not Tail to attend
the sHefion sac 4 lurgirs. surreya.
cart=. ruad wltgous. etc. ~ " C. Den
nia1ns No. y, south Divtsion street
next Wednesday. I. T. Wilson. anc.
ticneer
n ypu sre making change ia your
bark tcceuat tske your licps~lt q the
csata i'ark lf Michigan Il has The
iaf<rst capiial e ans savings Institution
a. the state 1iil-iis = l,etrat
The Rev tathef Fnicher 0ill 20 90
ChitRza aext seek - sttenJ = renasan
* lbeee no siu,iirl "A toaFaia Many
q his fuzmer slsssmasee are nov bssa-
ops anal sense are arehfisuops
FARMERS living Gear TIE -soth az the
city err registering IN emphatic kick
over TIE fepfe.iatioes q snrak thieves
Mo chisel dt.euiaioe through The or
chsr,~ aod msl.n patches
Without pri5a.iie8 or favor Ne think
TIE rfa1uaa Hat hroaght out -
Hsra. HE HATES. j. The hantia,esessf
tleck - haea zen - s;sand Rapids fo5
sasny a -easast
As en.iss.sl copy q thc resslatioss
=. Ffssi - tte c,uacil GA BE death q
e. Asg Mat'ray hss heen presented g.
Sc ism ,. The wosk pas done BY
Cesar BANS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

inx - give . hog a the Canoe ana Bal
Glib hoase nskt tuesday
VII Nabert and Ms Noise >eeti
wla be marFisd Il Ma. Id Cslifsssia
street s<ptember 1
II snybody sisaes % stlnpt rae SO
weeks ca girl babs cue ean Be toasd -
the u b. A honae.
81 Aiphoasas and 81 Adelberts iaf.
oehial schoois Niil epen cert Aensias
for the Tall terra.
September century. HaFpcr's Outsng,
ResisE u keysesz nos 90 sale 81
Wykes 4 Burns
Eorn-Io Mr. and Mrs. STE, aea "A.
Peacock Il stuart Avenue. Ausust =,
10y.
L pays 10 trade xith Borutsfhs Hat.
ter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

Mrs - j. Logan snd Miss Meirabeil
Marsh gsve 4 picnic at Reeds lake
Tuesday evening in honor q Miss Mamie
k.iss - Apn Arbof. The tables we're
beautifully decorated IN yellow. the cen.
ter piece tesHg an Immense boquot u
Eolsien rs-4 There we're about thirty
that enjoyed the exceiient repast uhsch
she issiies sefvesi Those preseat vers
the = sers Aamie Hiss. Carrie Winsus.
Matte IA Grange. tsrrfIe Jackman.
ftda Lewis Myrtle Marsh. Dora Morse
sa1 Ne-srs Dtefiaender. Buras. Han
mond i)rasf. Harrington. Ilrs Win4ns
ard Booth. Nsesrs sri Nsssialnsa o=
eaii. Winans. fx<aI. AID Nss. Corr q
Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

a. b kaA besx mgeA heiter. he spf
tered fr-m <foo4eh troatie lie lszs
tHxn ne4F Iorooto. Cznskls. AID has
Lived there nearly al kis kfe. ~ ieases
= gro0n % fsn.lly a 81 eha4iree iwo
son, Alien snd james. ska reside IN t14f
ely nith thkir txo slsteFs. aIaFs 4nd
hAu1e. zna tao msFrissd daughters.
dEs i-axiefs ara Mrs uanh.sston. who
i've II usan1 Rspida TIE fnntfa'
serfices eefe held ~ the fesl3enee YES.
tsrda1 sfterDasou az : o'eleSk. eonduetod
- the Rev T. !. Mayestey Mrs. Laxier
and aIra Hsnh.elon retarncd l1oEse last
esenino
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
BEFORE BUYING MANrRLs

And grates get our prices. We mako
speciality OF the celebrated
Aldine FIRE place. the only economi-
cal. cleanly. hard coal CRATE made.
We also have new designs in club
house CRATES handsomely finished.
at prices ranging from $50 up. We
are local agents for and show full line
Of the Widdecomb Mantel Co.'S make Of
wood mantels. prices ranging from $500
up. Come and see us.
ALDISE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

An inqne1s 4as beld yesterday ca the
tody Il Donald MckeHt ie. who sss
foand dead IN his Foonas on s,oit
avenue. Or. PEG arden testified
that the man VAS saIe.ng with
eo1sanption and diarrhes4. hut
with proper care and attention his hfe
eould have been prolonged Connef
Loeher stated that be lad received a
dispatch from Alexander Mehenxie
dated II HesetI Hin. Ont.. stating that
he would cotne AZ onea. A ietter from a
daughter vas DISC read. The jury found
a verdict ffon1 exhaustion eaused by
diarFhoea. but also found that with
proper care his life could have ieen
saved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

The trustees Of st. Marks hospital
are preparing new articles Of lacoTpora-
ton for the institution which will be
presented 70 tie board ia u short time.
Among the most important changes
proposed is 30 discounect IL from St.
Marks church and Ia change tho name
10 Butterworth hospital. The committee
having IN charge the work u forming
new articles % incorporation are max
ing slow progress. as many new nleas
are to he considered in the various sug-
gestions offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

The women Of he tifth ward intend
g. have hand IN the coming school
election and are making an active cam
paiga ia behalf q their candidate. Mrs.
Mary r Bryant. A general meeting
wzs he'd a. the residence of Mrs. John
hoston. No. - Fast Leonard street. yes
fsfliay afternoon % discuss the school
lsw aad make IL plain 90 the women
voters of the ward Mrs. Elizabeth
Eagiosfield and Mrs. Bryant explained
the workings iof the law. and gave few
lessons IA the art II voting. Ii - the
Intention. II possible. % arouse the in
teresf ~ al the women IN the ward who
Hre isxai voters. and get them out at
elerttoo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

The total receipts Of duty al the Gus
toms house for the month Of August
were si.io2l5 - compared with 81
si9si for the mouth Of July. The
amount collected in August last year
was s4.92l.S3 The free goods received
last month were valued at 1852 and
the goods upon which the duty was col
lectcd were marked al s7.lJ92o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

Owen & Locklin. yesterday. sold ten
lots in tho r. c. Beard addition for r.
g and Carrie A. Beard 10 Jesse Owen
for $4,000 cash. Ii is said 10 he the first
spot cash real estate transaction OF any
consequence in tho city for several
weeks, and the real estate dealers are
taking il as sign OF the better times
that are coming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
CHATS BY THE WAY.
Few Pithy Words on the Subject of
Gents Hexdwear.

Well. how's the "Youman," Borns we
causally asked "the Halter Of Grand
Rapids as we were taking in the differ
ent window displays on Monroe street.
The reply came with an energy that be-
spoke success splendid, you know We
were in the field early and the you
man" is such handsome hat that "the
boys were tempted so strong that they
could not resist buying. and II we say it
ourselves. they used good judgment. for
more elegant hat was never worn by
man. You see we are enthusiastic and
We are fully justified in feeling SO.