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Fair play., 1893-04-29

On the morning OF the 10Th Edwin
Booth. the famous tragedian. was
stricken with paralysis at the Players
club in New York city, and was not ex-
pccted to live,
Fair play., 1893-04-29

THE exhibit sent by Italy to the
Worlds fair in Chicago, consisting
largely of art treasures, started from
Portland, Me-. on the Goth, for it's des-
tination. 1t filed enough cars to make
six full freight trains.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

Col. WM. MCMICHAEI., the we'll
known LAWYER. and assistant attorney
general under Gen. Grant. was found
dead in his bed in New York on the
Goth. Col. McMichael was born in Phil
adelphia. March 4, 1s4l, and served in
the late var.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

A SHIPMENT Of orange trees in bear
ing left Pasadena, Cal. on the Goth, for
the Worlds fair. The trees are eight
feet high and are loaded with oranges
in all stages of maturity.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

SECRETARY HERBERT of the navy has
instructed Admiral Gherardi to allow
United States men-of-war sailors to
participate in the great land parade
in New York city, which President
Cleveland will review, on April 2S.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

Edward Withers. a roung man en-.
ployed in Webbsitv mine. was killed
the other day through the earelessness
il IS said, ot the engineer.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

TIE marriage between Prince Ferdi-
nand. ruler of Bulgaria. and Princess
Marie Louise, eldest daughter cf the
duke of Parma. took place at the villa
Pianorre. the ducal residence, near Via
reggie, Italy, on the Goth.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

The jackson county board of equali.
zation increased the as>e ;sInent OF the
county $l.55+.1oo The principal in.
crease was in assessment of large cor
pOratiOns.
Fair play., 1893-04-29
A Complex Problem.

FORT MONROE, Va. April 22.--Secre-
tary Herbert will probabl have COM
pick problem to solve before Monday.
| should the Russian admiral, now on his
way from the, West Indies, arrive here
before the departure Of the fleet on that
| day. Admiral Hopkins is said to be
very anxious to have the position OF
honor among the foreign ships. plac-
ing him next in line to the American
vessels. The commission OF the Rus
sian admiral. who is of the same rank,
| antedates, his, however. It is limited
that If the Russian gets the decision.
Admiral Hopkins will present a full
admirals commission, which he is said
to have in his possession.
Secretary Herbert is expected TO reach
here at 10 o'clock this morning. and
will be received with salutes from all
the foreign ships and Admiral Cher
ardi's flagship. In the evening he will
give dinner on board the Dolphin to
the commanding and flag officers,
while the junior officers will entertain
their ward room brethren Of the visit
Ing ships.
Admiral Gherardi stated yesterday
that the feet would sail at 10 o'clock
on Monday morning for New York.
The caravels may be sent ahead in con.
vov Of the tugboats.
The immense crowd was increased
yesterday afternoon by the arrival of a
steamer chartered by menb bers of the
Army and Navy club of Washington,
bringing about hundred officers with
their wives and friends The ball room
was crowded with dancers until a late
hour last night.
Fair play., 1893-04-29
VOLUME XXI.

On the 18th the citizens of Leying-
ton. Aass., celebrated the firing of the
shot heard round the world" the first
celebration since 49,
Fair play., 1893-04-29

The president expects to be absent
from Washington about Z week in at
tendance upon the naval review and
the opening of the Worlds fair.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

Oh the night of the 18TH Rev. Theo
Sanford Doolittle, ID. d., died at New
brunswick, n. j., aged So years. He
was vice-president and professor Of
rhethoric. logic and mental philosophy
of Rutger college.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

THE will of the late Samuel ]. Col
gate, of Poughkeepsie, N. V, was ad-
mitted to probate on the 18th. 1t gives
to the wife, Cora Smith Colgate. all the
personal property. The rest, residue
and remainder of the estate is given
in trust to the wife during her life,
and at her death the property is to re-
vert to the, e,children. The estate is es-
timated to be worth from SS,000,O 900 to
SO, 900.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

TIE business failures during the
seven days ended on the 2lst number,
for the United States, iS6; Canada, %;
total. POS, as compared with 209 the
previous week. For the corresponding
week of last year the figures We're 253.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

THE executive committee of the
British Miners federation, which sup
ports an eight-hour law for workers in
mines, adopted resolution. on the
Goth. expressing regret for Mr.. Glad
stones position on the eight-hour issue,
and declaring that the great statesman
sided with the minority against the
ajority on that question.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

Says a Washington special to the
Globe-nenocrat. April 20
Representative Charles Il. Morgan. Of Mis-
sotri. returned 10 the capital to-day 20 loo,
after the interests OF his constituents.
Fair play., 1893-04-29

JEFFERSON CITY, April 2i.-Anothcr effort
Is reir; ma'i' 10 secure the pardon OF ex-Statr
; Treasurer Noland. Noland has sent the gov
: sTnor Ii letter. rcviewis, his case" ana asking
! that it he taken up. In paliation of his OF.
/ Tense. Nolaad has this to say
! te, TO say that MOI wi;h,taniing nv acts in
law amounted TO i crime when | used the peo-
pie ihnt'E. cNp@.tcd to replace il. never
intended 10 en- 'c2aie ant steal H. and the con
ocloCSncss OF NY Innocent intentions leads me
to ask you to give !:c my Ii erty and 10 indulge
the hope that you will grant my request
ih- letter closes as follows:
with the expiration of this day onehalf Of
/ IN" sentence imposed I;pon me Will have. hean
lnt!ct"i l. 1t askin. too much Of You to- cre
IN" coming Of the dawn OF another dav wipe
out the other half forever and give hack to nc
the nam" left al the prison gates whna en-.
. tered. and 70 the prison keeper the ,orvi Ct
nu;A!er have Teen known by for the pas; 4 i,.e
months
Fair play., 1893-04-29

! tiov. Stone returned TO The scctetart
of state the other three veto messages.
| On" of the hills amending : he law concerning
! the fencing Of public hi highways is vetoed on ac-
count of defective title, and another.
! senate fill No. I95 and amendment to
! the law relating to insane persons and
/ the management of their estates and
provilinE that app"als shall be allowed
from any final order or judgment OF the probate
coart at any time dur!n; the term or within
/ six months. in Ike manner and with the same
e;tect as relates 20 the estate Of deceased per
| sons
The other iil vetoed was one o: consi,!rra hlc
/ Importance to insurance companies. II was
senate bill M. 2l1. and provided that any pro
| VISION IN any fire insurance pou.y which pro.
vidcs for avoiding the policy by reason of tho
vacancy or noa-otcupaIsy of the proper
| ty insured shall lie withou; force or
effect unless the insurance company shall
a:irmativeiy show the vacancy contributed
10 the damase claimed hy the insured. The
| bill also provided that any provision rem
0'rlnH the polly void by reason OF
any false or fraudulent mi>representatio
made ty the Insured as 10 any part
Of the property iiIsUre,, shall be effective
only rs 10 tina; part Of ihe property concerning
which III" false representation was made and
That the policy shall vginasn in force and effect
As 10 that la II of the property cGncernina
which no fraudulent representation has been
made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
MADE A NEW CIRCLE
Grand Rapids Branch Of State
Teachers Reading Circle.
IT WAS ORGANIZED YESTERDAY
IL l. Rapidly Grs~tnz ia Favor wiEh
Coanary frschers--omcers
Mere k.lects<L

An Important meeting b district
sehnoi leaehefs n districts contign0sss 20
Gsaad Rapids was hsld in the court
house. yesterday snd sas atfsndsd By
about fifty tssehsrs add others inter
esfsd IA the wcFk CT teachers Ths
meeting sas called b orgsnlzs Grand
liap.lis hraneh q the Teachers Reading
Circle. which has beeu organized in all
parts q the state q Michigan. Secre-
taFy Smith Il the counsy boar "a school
examiners. who had lust returned from
state meeting q school commlesiohers
a. Lansing. sad the subject vas quite
fully dlaeusssSt there and was recon-
niensiesi - ali feachers IN the state. lie
explained the general plan unler which
the circle works % the assembled teach
era sho then oryanized BY eleefing tho
following oiiicers.
President. r. &. Richards, vice presi-
deaf Nettie bogardus; secretary. H. y.
Ainchin. The circle will meet the See
ond Saturday q each month and will
take up for study az its nsxt meeting
Ssctt's method. Intellectual arithmetic
ana algebra Kent county u divided
into six districts and vii have = branch
circle IA each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING.
The Sale of Reserved Seats for the Star
Lecture Course.


The reserved seat sale for the Star
Concert and Lecture course will open i'm
the Ionia street box office Of Lockerby
hall at 100 Monday morning. The Star
course Is the best ever brought 10 the
city, comprising as it docs such high
cl ass. standard and popular organiza-
tons and entertainers as the New York
Philharmonic club and Miss Marion
Weed, prima donna soprano; Leland L.
Powers. the celebrated character i'm.
personator; the Mendelssohn Quintetts
club and Miss Lila Juel, the famous
Swedish prima donna; Hon. John Temple
Graves. the greatest orator on the plat
form thisyear; the Franz Wilczek Grand
Concert company, comprising Franz
Wilczek. the celebrated Austrian violin
ist and pupil OF the great Joachim; Miss
Mamie Renk. Wilczek. violinist; Miss
Iuez Parmater, soprano; Dir. Bernard
Einstine. tenor. and Mas Marie Eek
hardt, pianist; Fred Emerson Brooks,
the California poet humorist; the Mo-
cart Symphony club Of New York. with
Miss Cecilia Braems. soprano. and AL
bert G.. Mora. basso profundo; c. T..
Bolton is a magniicently illustrated
lecture on foreign travel; the Ladies
Schubert Quartet of Boston. and Miss
Ada May Coates. the talented dramatic
reciter: Ella s. Yootchetf. the remark
able bulgarian in lecture on his coun-
try IN costume. Reserved seat coupons
for these ten saperb entertainments can
be purchased FOE $50 cents each. be-
ginning Monday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Tie wife OF Dr. William Foartuin o.
this city. While visiting relatives az
Oserisei. Alegan county. Died Thurs.
day evening She Vas the daughter OF
TIE Rev Alexander B1nrsma- pastor OF
The Filth Holland reformed church. and
has besn a BRIDE only tao weeka
Deputy Sherifs Henry Colwell and
Thomas Merritt ~cre arrested yesterday
on a evil warrant charging them with
trespass The trouble grows out OF
levy made GA a quantity 81 wheat on
the Consadine farm in Byron some time
ago
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Free kindergarten Circle Of Kings
Daughters viii 10 held on Tuesday.
September y. % 3 O'Clock. at the real
dence OK MIRA J. G. Fitzgerald. No. ca
Washington street
The fling u the trust mortgages by
Nelson. Matter 4 Go. Friday did not
Gauss any excitemsnt an business or
financial circles yesterday. and bankers
IepoFted that everything - moving
along a. usual
II you are making change in your
bank account take your deposit 10 the
State Bank 81 Michigan liz has tho
largest capital Of any savings institution
IN the state outside % Detroit
The funeral % Hiram Noble will be
held at the home Of has family. No. 7s3
Home avenue. al O'Clock this after
noon. Services viii DO conducted. by
the Rev Albert Smith.
The semi annual meeting % the Gen.
tral Labor union will be held Monday
nignL 40 which new Delegates viii DO
seated aud oificers elected for the en-
suing sir months.
The funeral services Of thu late Mrs.
Lester J. Rindgs viii be held at the
residence. M. - Barclay street. tomor-
row afternoon at ; o'clock Burial
private.
Fiags-Wool flags. cotton flags. flags
on sticks and decoration goods by the
yard for Maccabee celebration. II. Sick
etce 4 Sons. No. 81 and 50 Monroe
street
burglars entered the tailoring estab-
lishment ~ n. knowison. on West
Fridge street. Friday night aud secured
a tat go worth 81 swag.
There have been i've 81 the $1,000
tr,ntls sold. and there was a sand Lake
man 70 yesterday who said be thought
be would take 5000
The mandamus case % The Common
Counci. ~ The Board u Public Works
ua- argued ali day N Judge Groves
court yesterday.
Eaton. Lyon 4 Co. exchange Went
worths arithmetic for Harper's First
arithmetic or 1hompscn's arithmetic
and - cents.
The Ruika Hamilton hardware CON-
ptny Fled articles q association yester-
day. with a capital Il soto, all paid in
Mr. G. - Trowhridg~ viii be in
charge ~ s'lc acs,l'ewfgk display IN art
hail az tie Kent county FAIR.
Kfeahstkan tribe - Improved Order
- Bed Ner vii meet fof drill Monday
svesirr ia fheir bali
The Art ASSOCIATION vii resume its
meetings Tues lar right.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
TRIED TO BE COPPER
John SadIer lnpsponstes a De-
tectiYe
AND GETS INTO TROUBLE
Arrested . Farmer and Then oncred
% Let Him Go for oas Dollar
An Old onendef.

John Ssdler has been arrested % often
that yesterday be took = nc'iion 10 try
hos IL would seem 10 impersonate al
officer and srrcst sone one he was
standing on Waterloo street when
Farmer Tim Spalding Of Paris town
ship. Who had taken several drops o.
tn crather" came by and happened to
iostle John lie thcreupon siezed the
farmer and claiming he was an officer
pretended 10 place him under arrest
He walked Mr.. Spaiding around for an
hour or more and finally told him that
as his ofense Was not very bad one be
would release him for one dollar. Mr..
Spaldin1 refused. and then Saddier
said 10 cents would DO the ran
som. but when be bid himself down
70 cents. the farmer decided that hs
was cent pretender and called Justify
for the police. The two were on Kent
street and several policemen were soon
in hot pursuit Of the wretched man who
had come down to impersonating de-
tective He was soon caught and will
be held in police court "a answer 70 n
charge OF impcrsonating an officer. The
limit tor the offenss Is one year in q
state prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

b Church. uha IA. heen in Ion.
don since june. returned yesterday 90
Ns1 York. ard writes his People
hprr that he wiil te IN Washington
Septruhcf 81 lie vii return home the
lsst az she nouih.
Judge Charles r. Waldo. - Canyon
CITY. Colorado b waiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henfv Mitchell - No 20 Crescent
avenue Judge ~ aldo Was former
resident ~ lowell
Ar sal Mrs. g. n. Henderson and
daur4tef. Matte AMI Dorie. have re
turned from few days visit with MrA
Adath Smith ~ Hastings
d.. and Mrs. G. ?. Raymond. after
having attended the Worlds fair. are
vistinx friends ia Norwalk. Fremont
ard other cities IN Ohio
a. " Clarke - Chicago. vho has
been s4itng friends AID relatives IN the
city is ths past two days. returned
home yesterday
Misses villa Pickius and Grace W.
nan. q Penn IAN. <sw York. ars visit
lag MiEs Martha rickins. u Clinton
street
Mics Tells Field - n South Division
street hte returned from a three weeks
visit With friends IN Chicago aud thu
fair.
Mss Msuie I. fill = warsaw. y. v.
= the ru-~f - her brother. y. l. Gin.
and family. No ii6 Nrrth Unsor sfreet-
BF Fhaap~ AMI wife = Kennedy
street ret1rrei tridsF fran a two
weeks visit % Chicago acd tho Fair.
Ni.s Viva Quigiey q No. 10 Terrace
avepne hse refarnei froin Ten days
visit AZ he world far
III Cssn,ky. 81 Psun Yan. New York.
strpped on his So - Chicego. ~ visit
friends iu fhis city
W 4fiinzhars ard family hav. r.
reorrd from G1ntrn street - No A
pigth street
f,enrtroiier Caro- IL rntersssriug Eev
w IA. PETER aud isrily darirg TIE cen
ferarl-n
Ni-a Bertha Niles RS returned frcsa
= cart ~ tesi DAYS st the Werif's fair
ut.- Ffhsi Frr-fer returned frcm
1rirslsn ferft<tiaf
WiaR. HIVE bss ssri-ei frori Fari@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

A SATURDAY ciass IN kindergzrten
frsininx ~ill 6s organized by Mis- Csd
drba.ek az lf8 Rznson strsst On Satnr-
day. sect III. AZ , p. ~. At this meet.
lDe Ms Cuddsbaek wiu give short
talk On the Child IN Society" Al per
sins Interested IN kindergarten topics
are invlted - bs pressnt
Mis- Iva Aorrison q BFeckinridgs
xiIl speud the pear uith Miss Guide
back Ia kindergsrien studies
Ai-s Cuddeback hss returned 20 the
city. having spent the month of AugaCt
III The state institute Eork-
Mis- Grace Armstrong has been en-
gagged 10 teach the public kindergarten
~ Alma.
Miss Cora b. Ulirey has begun work
a. q kindergartnsr IN the Holland
schDols.
Miss Lizzie McCracked will teach the
kindergarten In St ignacs this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Probate Court.

JUDGE PERKfNs-Estate OF Lorenzo ".
Denison. deceased; order appointing
guardian ad Item of minor heirs.
Estate OF Julius Canoe. deceased; bond
filed and letters testamentary issued
TO Lucy A Canoe; March . set for
hearing claims Estate OF Henry
Jewett. deceased; bond filed and let
tiers OF administration issued to adopt
Mason. Estate Of Jacob Barth, de-
ceased; October 6 set for hearing exc
cutrix's final account Estate OF
Martha Sechrist, minor; October 6 set
for appointing guardian. Estate OF
Alanson Cramton. deceased; inventory
fled. In the matter Of Geertie Kloote,
INDECENT insane; order for admission
Kalamazoo asylum. Estate OF Maria
e. Anderson. deceased; order for pay
ment Of debts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Four cases were begun in the circuit
court yesterday against Nelson. Matter
& Co. One by James X. johnson. one
by the State Bank OF Michigan. one by
Charles Pike and one by w. A. Berkey
Furniture company. These cases were
begun by summons. The claim OF w.
A. Berkey company is 81 COO. Of Charles
Pike. sl.000; OF James X. johnson.
$500. and Of the State Bank of Michi-
gan. $4,000. Writs Of garnishment were
issued in all Of these cases against The
Peoples Savings bank as garnishee do
PENDANT. A short time after these suits
were begun Nelson. Matter & Co. as
signed 20 the Michigan Trust company.
These papers were filed at o'clock and
will protect the unsecured creditors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Tho following literary and musical
program has besn prepared ty the local
hives q lady Msccabecs Tor the enter
tainmcnt of the Delegates 10 the great
hive meeting 70 be given in Good Tenn
plars' hall NEXT Tuesday evening: VIC
la solo. DR.. T. r. jackson. with MrSW
r. Borst accompaniment, welcome adj
dress. Hattie NJ. Huf Of Niliison hive,
response. Lsofa Becker. grand lady CON-
Inandcr; zither solo. John Baiseh, reel
tation. selected. Miss Frances Walsh;
vocal solos. The Flower Girl and lit
tle Boy Blue" Miss Blanche Minder-
h0ut; recitation selected. Paul Z. Davis;
instrumental music. violin and piano.
DIR T. X jackson and another person
- be selected: recitation selected. Alice
Taylor; recitation. selected. May Conlon;
Pate waltz, song. Miss Blanche Minder-
hOut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
WAS SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN.
William McNalIy's Marrow Escape
Prom . Charge OF Bigamy.

William McNally. charged with steal
ing his wife's daughter. was arraigned
in police court yesterday morning, but
on promising 70 let the mother and
child alone the case was dismissed.
Considerable excitement was produced
by a Wild eyed woman known as Lille
Burgess. who claimed that she was mar
rled 10 McNaily five years ago. and that
be was arrested in the Union Beneyo-
lent Association homo for abusing her.
She said they bad not been divorced.
and she proposed 10 get even with him
for his former treatment OF her while
she lived with him. She was anxious
10 swear out warrant for him for big
amy, but when she saw his face she was
startled by not recognizing IL as that OF
her husband He was therefore dis
charged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Nancy NJ. Hinsdell has sued the Gyp-
sum Plaster and Stueco company TO re-
cover judgment received against them
for a 40oe5 w +. Dummer. who
holds a mortgage for $4,000 on the
plant. Is made co-defendant
The calendar for the September term
OF the superior was issued yesterday.
showing thirty five criminal cases, six
city cases. one issue OF fact. three street
opening. four chancery.
Nelson Matter & Co. at o'clock as
signed 10 the Michigan Trust company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Return. ms Week.

Word has been received that Miss A.
z. Straight viii return homo frora her
visit abroad some time this week Her
dressmaking establishment viii be
opened for the season tomorrow. Mics
Straight has applied herself faithfully
~ careful study of the newest fads in
fashionable suits for ladies wear during
her soiourn IN Paris. the great center ~
fashion. and brings home with her oasny
ideas that are new TO the ladies Of Grand
Rar.sfla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Go~peI Temperancc Meeting

The gospel temperance meeting in
Good Templar's hail this afternoon at
3lJ. will BE- ia charge % the South w
C. Il. u. Ii will begin with praise
service led 10y q. G. Fox. The Rev. q.
b. Culp will deliver an address. and
music will he furnished by male quar-
tet Miss Fannie Dunbar will give a
oscillation,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Police Court

JUDGE HAGoERrY-Mrs. Anna Adrianse.
violation dog ordinance; paid 81 Ill.
j. McNulty, forgery; adjourned Sep
TENDER 10 &. Stoutzesdyk. larceny;
held for trial. A. Lee. highway rob
berry; adjourned September III. Ar
thur Forbes. burglary and larceny;
adjourned September H. William
McNally, abduction; dismissed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

The case involving the Kent Cooper
alive company was decided in Justice
Holcomb's court yesterday in favor Of
the defendant This>was test case
and those farmers who have subscribed
for stock in the company need not pay
for the stock unless the whole $4,000 is
raised. The case has attracted consid-
cradle attention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Fennyille was voted the champion
peach section by the entire HERALD
force yesterday. DR.. G.. Wilson Forrest
OF that place favored this Office with a
large basket OF hand picked early Craw-
fords that we're beautiful. indeed, and
excellent eating.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

jim Travis is right in line with full
display Of new aud second hand cooking
and heating sfosek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Neesrs. Amos s. Musselsman, NJ IL
Sorrick and NJ. u Alden viii guide ths
children in their festivities and judge
the games SepA. Is. children's carnival
day At the Kent County Fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

ROTSE--At the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Kelley. in Gaines township. Satur-
day. September 2. Mrs. Isabclla Rouse.
aged Il years months. Funeral from the
house Monday at | 3. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
COURT RECORDS
Circuit Court.

JupsE GRoyE--In the matter Of the pc
tition OF Daniel +. Morris 10 discharge
a mortgage; petition granted. Com
mon council of Grand Rapids Va.
Board OF Public Works; mandamus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Buriaf Permits

Lena Fortuin. Fillmore. Michigan.
Valley City. Hiram III. Noble. No. ia
Home avenue. Valley City. Allie j.
Rindge, No. 81 Barclay street. Oak Hill.