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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
s. like Becker, Beyschlag, Max. seitz and VAIL

mans, like Becker, Beyschlag Max, Seitz and VAIL
berg and and then Munkacsy or Gays. Ills ex-
ompes OF tie painters OF 1890 generally OF hSi-
rate quality. II few Ct the pictures by Mlnet lro! on
DaubiSny. Rousseau and Michel are not quite rs
brilliant might be expected. II Is leoaIse try are
studies and sketches and derive their charm from that
very fact Well as fIom In, intrinsic merit possibly
residing In them. y sketch hy competent artist j.
frequently work OF adeciihbe interest. though IL
may lack beaUtias which finished works aon" by the
tCs-e.s. Troyon's little landscape in tEiS
collection, No. 81 Tie Close Of the Day.. VIII bear
this GU fully and - will the small Michel. NO !.
"Land,care I'm Holland" Two OF Mr.. Richmond 5
three Coros ere remarkably fin and the third Is ONLY
little e sronc being somewhat dricr. permps. than
the Others bui Cd piece OF Coros brushing at the
same time. Thni" are two Courtcts ana both are al
misaby lyrical Of Lin. Troyon IS cohSuhm"'e
master I'm both his cattle piece the larger OF the two
No. co. Cattle en- Route" being uDfni'h a. but even
So n marvel Of vigorous draugt>maIsfip. 81 Tie Two
landscape, by Duprc the delightfully."- animated ana
superblv cOurtd Gathering storm" Is the best ana
10y far the most perfect OF tie four rkS 10y naz Is
the rich auunnal Fon'ancllcau landscape NO 81 OF
the catalogue. A'slGht sketch by Miet, no 60 " Inc
sowcr," Is more interesting than the more hnSh'u
picture Of a young woman churnnc. and then the
early landscape study. bccaus 1t preisnrcs the conf
rleted and famous ",owcr."
Mr.. Richmond has fairly representative" pictures
nv Jac0uc Jacquct Gcricaut Isabcy. Breton ani
Bougcrcan and OF artists anedatng these, Greuz'
and Vernct, he has examples which show mem 10
moderate advantage. Every one OF the southern
group we have mentioned is seen nj his best Inc
Fortuny, an Arab Fantasia" has his brllianl SNie
and his magnificent movement though not his Gus
tomary sumptuousness of color and the view OF Inc
"Grand Canal" by Rico. the beach scene done In
Tangers by sanchez Perrier, the eccentric figure study
by Domingo and the little outdoor sketch by faSini
arc all excellent. We DO not find the Interior win
figures by Mukacsy, beautiful thingI Is TOO coarse
and pitchy in color Is there much 10 delaih US
among the German pictures. Carl Becker ana Ga
bicl Marx work carefully and conscicnouSly but not
10 n very Interesting end. BOughton's small coast
scene with two little lads wrestling. l. painted Well
and the portrait of woman by william Hunt Is one
of The frmest bits OF outline in the COLLECTION We
would return also 10 the Dutch marine by Gays III
Is one 81 the freshest in color That nave Dcen seen
here lately bearing his name Like most OF Mr.. Rich
monds pictures ii shows that the latter has discrm
mated very judclously in making his Purchases. The
dispersal OF his collection will be an invitation which
few collectors in New York will be likely 10 resist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
nrGGAy,s DEFENCE BEGUN AT BUFFALO.

EufLo, Feb. IL (SpecaD.-llow great an interest,"
rdcutenant-Governor Sheehan Is taking IN the trial OF
James Dugean jr BE- fully appreciated only by eye
witnesses AS a prominent Democrat expressed 1t this
morning Shechan IS not here 10 take an active part In The
legal defence but TO lend the support q his presence
,fter few hts OF evidence had been put In by the
prosecution this morning the defence opened It's case
Mr. Shire addressed the jury, and outlined the only
defence left open to him. lie admitted that DugSah
filled the false second page but assefNd 'na' nc
made an honest mistake in the course OF the WORK IL
would be proved continued Mr.. Shire that sutherland
passed the return Duggan on election ight ana
OF that time before Witnesses Duggan wrote the
incorrect figures lawyer spoke at length Of Duggahs
high character. No Roadway was made by ue daehce
to-day as the court adjourned at noon until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

Springfield ILL., Feb. 1l.-Acting Governor Gill startled
tho pocians OF the Capital yesterday by ordering
tho prosecution all the State Treasures and Auditors
since the adoption OF the Constitution OF 1870 for IT.
I'm Office I'm pocketng the interest public
funds and insurance fees and other per-
oues which should have been turned into the Treas
ury The Acting Governor. in an official communication
Attorney General Msloney declares that 100000 has
been illegally kept the public Treasury The officials
against whom he directs the Attorneyticneai To begin
proceedings are exStats Auditors Charles f. Lpplnco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
A REPRODUCTION OF CoLUMBUs's SHIELD.

Albany. Feb ia reproduction OF the coat OF
arms Of Columbus. In the form OF useful OF orna-
mental souvenir LAS been made by Mrs W. H. hooe-
s7n. OF this city, The Ways and Means Committee OF
the Columbian Exposition has granted TO Mrs Robson
exclusive privilege cf selling and distributing these
memen;o, mt tho Exposition. Mrs. Robeson Tor
years has cherished the hope OF some day er cun-
beautiful and congenial home for women VINO rave
toilcd away their lives in the schoolroom ana VINO
find Themselves at advanced years helpless and nome
less It Is with this object that She engages IN pro-
vlilng these souvenirs. and to wmc1 she deoioa'eS
the money received from their sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
MAYOR wAsHBrRN GIVES A DINNER.

Chicago, Feb. II (Sprcial.-Mayor Washburn gave
n dinner At the Chicago Club this evening to tho
DrectorG cneral and the orcien commissioners the
Worlds Fair. While all TIE countries that expert 10
take part I'm tho great EN- oiion not represented
all those whose commissioners are ut present in
Chicago or could BE- reached invited. Nineteen
commissioners OF foreign countries represented at
tie dinner. In addition TO these Distinguished guests
sixty-onc vcli-,nown local public men ana WcIli'5
Fair officials were present; An elaborate mcnn vas
prepared and laid io- aicIt dg'v Tif.s.
There were no formal toast, ana the slercaia kl /;
WAS Of an mprOmpiu ch rat:ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
SILVER AVN ZINC FOUND IN INDIANA

Brazil Ind, Fob. 1!.-For the last month experts
from Chicago and Cincinnati have been In the country
looking over piece OF billy land in which some time
ago 1t was said small quantities Of silver had been
found. The experts we're about TO give up the
search when yesterday morning they struck an I'M
mense vein OF silver and zinc ore. The say the
indications are favorable for an almost inexhausublc
output OF ore as rich any found In Colorado. The
city IS greatly stirred up over the AFFAIR. and Mr.
Carpenter who OWLS the lard on which the mine
was found has had biz offer for his ground from the
prospectors portion OF the ore has been sent TO
Chicago for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
THE ORIGINAL PENNSYLVANIA CHARTER.

Philadelphia, Feb. II DR.. Edward Msris. the we'll
known antiquarian haa come into possession OF the
original charter OF rights and liberties granted 10
the "freemen. planters and adventurers within the
Province OF PENNSYLVANIA in the year 1852 BY William
Penn The document arrived In this country about
ten DAYS ago. having been brought out OF England
probably for the first time since 1t was conveyed
thi;her by either John Richard Penn, who sue
ceeded their father Governor and chief proprietor
~ Pennsylyonia The Ledger, prints the charter
in fuli this morning for the first time In history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
4 DUEPTNO To FAST DAY ~ MASSACHUSETTS

Boston Feb II fSrccian-For several years m effort
legislative action aboliShng st
Day n, legal holiday I'm Ml- achu~ett,. This wear
records another failure. The agitation has called forth
various expressions q opinion from the clercymea OF
Boston, the majority fayong its abolition altogether some
advocating the .nb,ttution Of Good Friday day of
fasting and Others flyornc 10 gal spring holiday. leaving
Z, tho Governor right appoint day for fasting AMI
praycr should some calamity visit Tn" Nation Site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
NOyTNIOy MEN ATTACKED By STRIKERS

Joliet H. Feb 1.-the strikers OF the Consolidatrd
steel Wire Company, who have been ont OF wor"
since New Years, have become desperate iheir
places at the mills were filed by Eonunion men ana
the mills have got Il good force of new without the
old men, For several days the strikers have way
laid the non union they returned from ticir
work. On Thur.day night about twenty strikers
attacked the non-unon men with stones ana several
wore badly hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
LASH AND PILLORY IN DELAWARE.

Newcastle, Del, Feb. 11.-SheriI Gould this morn
ing whipped d number OF prisoners in the Jail yard
here and put two mel In the pillory. Four colored
men each received ten lashes for larceny; another
received five lastes. william Dorsey. colored, for
highway robbery, stood one hour In the pillory and
received forty lashcs James l.. Forman, also colored
stood one in the pilory for attempting TO XIII
his wife. lie Will serve three years In jail. Thomas
Kennedy, the only white man, received ten lashes
Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
NO APPROPRIATION EOR TEXAS.

Austin, Tex. Feb. 1i.-IAc III making an apprO-
priation OF 100000 TO have Texas exhibit at the
Worlds Fai which has been pending In the Senate ior
three days. virtually hIoa yesterday by iaicGre
postpone men. A motion was entered TO reconsider.
but the bill will hardly become Il law. IL Texas l.
represented, IT must be by private effort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

which includes cattle; Division b. nor'ee' mone' ,,
Iune IL. Division C and D. including sheep ana
eytne. .Julv I: Division r. kennel exhibit, May 2o'
Division +. poultry. pigeons and pct Stock July 10
Division e.. fit stock August !. Full parncu'r'
concerning premiums. etc. and rules goverhins .'e
exhibition can be obtained BIZ application at 'ne
Worlds Fair headquarters at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
run pOprL ALTON OF PROVIDENCE 14s o44

Providence Feb IL (Specia-The census Of the popu,a
ton OF this city taken by the Superintendent Of Health
wa, completed this morning and the figures foot l4s
oA4 An increase OF 7os in years. The growth has
,een most rapid the Sixth seventh and Tenth wards
In 1870 the population was 6e,9Oi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

Thomas L. Needles and Charles T. S"Grt eN-Sta'' ir'
uIcrs L. " Bate E1wad PUT. Ino'@H D h'u- way
John {. Smith Jacob Gross. John Il. Tanner. Charles
Eccker and Edward :. Wis n.
Ex.Audtor Lppncott and oxsia:c Treasurer B'"S arc
dead but suits will be begun AGAINST their oohd'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
MR. WALTER RICHMONp.S PICTURES

The collection Of paintings belonging to Mr. Walter
Richmond, Of Providence. which Is TO be sold at
Chickering Hall next Friday evening. and may be
SEN until then at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. Is
small but choice. Nearly twothlrds Of the sixynlne
works which il contains French, and the majority
II these are OF the Barbizon school. For the st Mr.
Hichnonds preferences have led him 10 paronize
epaniards md Iaiians like Fortuny. Rico, Domingo.
Perrier and Pasinl; few Englshmcn and Ameri-
cans, such as Boughton, Bierstadt and Hunt; Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
Nrw pnbliraIlcns.

ysNABI.E AND CUISINE JOTR\AL.-De-
i voted 20 interests OF employers and employees
with the ART of cooking and serving aud % all
concerned IN ancnil'on and accessory supplies Third
year slO0 rer year. l.. Fourth.Nc.. New.Yorh.
~ HEAP EAitonS.-C Cardinal Newman's Apollo
" tii Poems Novels aud Works FnconS Letters. Pas.
al. Thought Scupos ABB Huill3rc's Francis dc Sales
Writings. PRATT. ljj Gtha,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
FALL RIVER LINE.
Cost ar1 Coun6

Cost ar1 Conno
r OST.-On about February 1st in New York three
ring, wrapped in tissue par"r; diamond solitaire en-
cayencnt plain col wSddln; ring, and small true
lovers Knot between Desbrossrss:
ferry and 5Ttt some large store Handsome reward
for return.
Address GEORGE L. GARLAND. IL Wall-s,
I OSr.-On Thursday. February 9th. small brooch
IL made ~ black Icls IN the shape OF cluster OF
grapes So reward IL returned TO 1l9 East 39tll-st.
I CSr.-Bankbook No. 2lS.937 Dry Dock Savings
H. Eank Any person having claims u-on said book Is
called To bark within thirty
DAYS, or the >,id win bc declared Cancelled
tlIcuislcd and "a issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

"A A A u 7 y l..
WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEw.YoRK
N tho Island Of Jauaic,, renowned fog It's salubnors
climate ana natural ba-ty; station Of the B:ltsh
Navy and headquarters Of the British Army Wet
Indies. Good hotcl, and splendId aG>
Regular. :ainss also Tor Haul. Costa R.ca aud IL
many Old World town, Of the Spanish man.
lllust aed pamph,t mailed ( e.
PIN, FORWOOD & CO. Ag"nts "a sLitest. New.Yofk.
or THOS COOK SONS. Tourists AGENCIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.

EXIRESS SERVICE to
SOCTHAMPToN. LONDON, AND THE CONTINENT
By tho magnificent twin-sctew steamships OF l3-i6M
u L. Spring sangs
Normannia. Mar So y. N. Columbia. May II, 30 m
A. victoria Apr. o. a. m. XorH ANNA MAY s. D. m.
Nornaania Abr. -. p. m. +. Bismarck June l. a. In.
T. bismarck MAY t. a. m. Columbia. June g II noon.
To NAPLES and GENOA. VIA Gibraltar rcs
Twln-Screw F.Nprcss =. y. AUG. VICTORIA. Ma ch Z
HAMBT RG.AMFRICAN PACKET Co. 81 B'way n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
Citp propertp for Sale.
gountrn propertp 90 fer.

no LEr$oO per year. farm 20 acres largo bouses
IL miles fiom evidence. Il. l. IL miles to ran!
road halfniie TO store, &c.
REMINGTON. 1o7 West a4h.st. N. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
FOR CALIFORNIA

points in Kansas COLORADO, oregon and the West
Save from $1,000 $40 90 By Joining Judsoas Weekly
Parties. Address for circulars,
CHARLES oBERG. 26i Broadway ". Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
CLYDE LINE.
CUNARD LINE.
4 TO LIXEEpOUL WA OIL, t.t NSTQWY

~ To LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
,ians; Feb Is; 9 80 a. "a ,mDria Mar. y, 30 NJ
TT uria Mar. 4, 80 m Etrura... April 20 g. n
Seryta Mar -, H. moor ser'!a ApF.l s. 10 80 a. N.
Cabin passa-n $50 and upward. Second cabin s,s
Steer1ce ticket. TO and from all part OF Europe VERY
low For freight ar1 passage Apply a: the cor
pany's office No: Bowling Green, New-York.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO, General AgertA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
a MEXICAN PASSENGER LINES.

A PARTY to Palestine leaves New-lo.k
~ February 2Jth, by :. LA NOkMANDlE. Sena
~ f. NJ. JENKINS. :57 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

IIoRTONS ICE-CREAM Is THE OLD standard r..
III liable c'-cram; always pure. rich and healthful
eAch and American all layors IL: will like IL
and will other Dapots: 305 4.h-ave.. 500 9th.
ave. 1.210 0th.ave.. and lt2 West 12jth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
Orean Steamers.

g., MEDI EKKANFAN LINE THU 1W
Ncw.lorh 20 Genoa in less than eleven d,r.
Nsiser vi Mar T. 10 am. Fudl Sat, Nay c. ios
KsI.sr WIApr 8. 10 am Werra, Sat, Nav g iSSaa
"efr' sS't w XP 70 IN Frlda Sat. June TO- 10 I'M
i""p :,oo s.tuTday Feb. IS 10
aSe' 7'oo; orr rsrc y s'oo 2 berth First Cabin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
FOR SPRING
E7'evythtng ueaV.

i III I/lz/!y VeeV.
The latest Ladies' Shoes from
Brooks Bros. the leaders in
ladies shoes.
The newest Mems Shoes from
{. T.. Lowe noted for their
wear and beauty.
Slippers from Armstrong
the fad Of the season.
2O0o pairs obn styles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

WHERE are you getting
your dinner now? You
are making a great
mistake by not trying
Fysh 5, Is Canal street.
Our cooking IS up on
top. Come and try it
for yourself.
We claim our Coffee
is the best IN the city:
AT least that IS the YER
dict OF our customers.
ONE word as to our Order
Cooking It IS the best
to be had
LARGE variety Of Bread.
Cakes and Fine Con-
fectionery. made daily.
= Canal street, near
Sweets hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Mary ". Tustin left an estate % 80
oC0 Yesterday the executor 81 the viii.
Iancs l. Mckee. Was authorized % pay
q legacy n $4,000 % the University ~
the south. The first annual report IL
Mr. Mckee was filed yesterday.
The Affirmation - the decree * tho
circuit court by the supreme ia the case
~ Leon ". Peck and Lillian L. Wig
gins -. Clara T. COX. vas tiiei 10 the
ceurty clerks office yesterday.
The ease against Ben Schroeder for
violation n Tie druggist laws vas dis
missed IN poke court yesterday. owing
g. a lack ~ conyictirg evilence.
The reversal - the case - Hugh r.
Wise ~. The California Wine com-
pa1y. va fled IN ssie circuit court zee
tcrsay.
TIE FIRST annual account = the Mich
gar Trust company a. exeeutor n the
estate = a. n. ives. Nas fied yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Fdgas Ht.Teeples. the Lake Odessa post
master had a partial hearing before
Commissioner Netluewan On a charge
81 embezziing the United States funds
sn bis Office. James L.afarlour. post
offes Inspector. Mas sworn. and testified
that be exanined Mr. Teep-.s and found
tl-Ell shortage IN the accounts. The
books were produced ln court and w''fc
osfrrsd ~ evidence. No Teport has been
made - the postofiice department sifce
last November. The books were written
up from the original vouchers IN the
o. ard tha ~hortae.. xas found hy
striking q difference tetween tfie casi
or hand and the amount which snnrht
hax4 leo on hand. Mr. Larameur
swore that he demanded the shortage
fsora Mr.. Tceples. who replied that ne
eonai not r. il aud did not know where
IN. money w. - ~ foand. Bail vas
fixed AZ 5000 for his appearance April :
for further examination. The bonds
men viii make gopsi the shortage when
the cas<s - finally decided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
WILL TEST THE LAW
Bridge Street Property Owners
kicx on Toll-Gats Charges
SUIT foa EXCESSIVE CHARGES
nshert ID. Graham and Four Others
Travel Eighty Rods Bat Pas fe<
one Asie--other Court >ews-

Robert y. Graham n Vest Bridge
streef began a suit 10 the ctretlit court
yesterday against William Marlin. s4te-
keeper Tor ths Fridge street and A..en.
,iass gravel road company. II = elainei
b Hr Graham that be has been
charged Too high rate II toll and Ne
proposes - test the toii road iAs. MI.
Graham. Henry smith. Thomas 0.rahana
and Thesnas T. Orahafn all i've On West
Briles street. Nithin one half nils II
me toll. gate. The company charges
thea Tor fall mile aad All make "a
rednctlcn for the short distance they
travel. Dir. Verberg ard Mrs. fislke,
sho live but fas rob from The toll
gate. are passed free. They have offered
do each for tho year. hut the cfgnpans
refuses ~ accept il aud demand fail fare.
IL - claimed the gate was built and =
maintained for the purpose II catching
the fsx pcopIe - ho Ave within t-ac miis
q lhe cts hmifs- The case vii b
tested 70 80 r the conn any has right
o. charge Tor a full mile when the lis
tancn ~ lcss that enc half mile. ihe
four gentlemen named VII combine -
mako tie tight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

The CASE q the Western Wheel Scraper
company ~ John Hazg has been on
trial sn the circuit cougt before Judge
Grove Tor seseral days. Two years ago
several highway districts In CORTLAND
purchased wheel scrapers and gave
notes 10 payment. When the notes we're
delivered the company would not accept
them because they we're not Endorsed by
enough people in the districts II -
claimed TIE notes were sent back and
that Mr. Haag took them and destroyed
thea The suit vas brought % recover
the value II the rotia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
coIRr RECORDS.
tirenIt tourt

JrnGr GsoVr Western Wheel Scrarer
company -. John Haag sssumpsit.
90 trial
JrncF Ansrr Jay r Ferns - John
Nctlueen. trorer, on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Jrncs BreII~GAuF John Jamisor AL
r,sfsl o. citizenship. Jury excused
nnM Nsrrh - The Psupie ~. "a
Fitl 6efabE continued over term. The
People ts ~ A Waters. saloon opea
afte- hours. n1l.e prns'd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

THIS WEEK

Tomorrow morning at o'clock sharp begins Seventh
Great Challenge Sale IL will be
shng the sweeping have made this
store OF oyersadows all others will the
for th sale the prices by other
houses We bound to sell the goods
better goods for the than others Come who
careful perusal of the will
all that this sale is o be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

THE HERALD is still supplying its read
ers with the 1892 coins al Slo0 In Chi
cago they are being held at $50 each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

a. OIL er Young ~ grave er gay.
Thoae who roR fef fheir teeth decay.
With hrrafh W. car eri8re.
Jte ftosrtf their after hfe ail haunt.
Tat they neglected foTfdoat
Thar uauii hIve kept ~ pure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Jrrcs Necessary Willie war,leli .ru
arr3 adlourr~i - April T. James
Iittr selosn epcu sunday adjourned
- MARCH 81 Nafc Nee 'ser. saloon
open after hours. held foF trial Nate
Nefker eAIeoa Hpen sunday. al
ianfoel 90 March 81 Ben Schroeder.
y.ciafior ~ fruEgi-t iaw nei.r pr.le'ii
Au4ast ~chorsna and tiigsr Reeves.
truaDcy. adjourned ~ March -
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-17
Holiday Furniture

shall sell Rockers at the special prices given few
days Men with wonder how do it, but
what matters that so long you dollar or two.
Antique oak finish Rockers full size with full upholstered seat in
silk plush coors for $13S regular $3.50
Solid oak polish finish Sewing Rockers extra large in four
different styles frames upholstered silk tapestry and plush
$3.50 positively worth $40
Cobbe Seat Rockers sole leather covered solid oak frames
highly finished, for $4.25 regular price, S.
Cobber Seat Rockers extra large highly finished fancy
frames regular price $11, for 50.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-17
Lamps, Clocks, Silverware, Etc.

Quick movement prices Banquet Lamps Electric Burners
LlftOu FOunt, Onyx Stand several patterns at S4.9S.
Large Brass Stand Vase Lamps, ft-ou $1.7J
81 hardwood Dressing Cases. leather bound for Csc. Come
quick
Solid silver Teaspoons, first quality S4.5O for six
Fine polished wood Smoking set 81. Sl2j, S1.JO 1926
and up.
Cut glass handled Nappes only 81 .2j
Sugar and Cream Sets that sell always 5O marked 2jc
Get them Beautifully decorated Haviand China
79c sold at $1.25 every place.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-17
PICTURES

Don't fail great picture presents
he holidays and at especially tempting prices
Genuine Pastes 15x27 panel shape s. 3J EACH
Choice panel pictures, in best subjects, from :55c up
French prints pretty White Gilt and Green
fine line of Artotypes size 20x24, for 79c each
Genuine artist proof Etchngs for Soc
Handsome elegant to 500 each