davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-08-15
MESSAGE
CLOSELY STUDIED AND SAT-
ISFAcToRY TO DEM
OCRATS.
Republicans Can't Split the Dem
ocratic Party.
The Silver Question Will Be Dis
posed Of to the Satisfaction
of All Democrats.
Thirty five Majority in Favor of
Repeating
The Purchasing Clause of The
Sherman Bill.
rEIE SENATE.
wAsH1NeroN, D. G. August IA, 1893.


President Cleveland's message to
Congress has been as closely studied
as any similar document ever was by
members of Congress and it is evident
that it is going to be a powerful fac
tor in the financial Legislation of the
session. 1t apparently opposes the
ideas of many Democrats in both
House and Senate, just as his celebra-
ted tariff message of 1887 did, but
honest and conscientious belief is con-
spicuous in every sentence of it. And
the opposition to what are known as
silver Democrats is more apparent
than real, for they all agree with the
Presidents recommendation for the
repeal of the silver purchasing clause
of the Sherman law, only differing as
to what shall be substituted. The
message recommends the repeal and
i leaves the question of substitute to
to the wisdom of Congress, and nine
tenths of the Democrats are certain
that the recommendation as to repeal
will be followed, and that other finan-
cial Legislation, which will be equally
satisfactory to the silver Democrats
and to President Cleveland, will be
agreed upon by the Democrats in
both House and Senate and that the
persistent efforts of the Republicans to
split the Democratic party on the
silver question will fail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

state at cost so small thar It Is not
missed they go. or The thousands who
came here with no object, but "iust TO be
going" very few went away without
buying something, even though they had
no thought Of doing 80.
This gives tho Gus to the railroads in
running excursions from Northern and
Eastern states to Texas. They can not
tx the fare as cheap as the local rates
were made TO this city, nor even com.
parauvely as cheap. but they eau make a
cheap enough rate 10 draw thousands
of sight.seers aud home-soekers. The
bome-eeekers will not all find homes
but the sight-seers will go back to "talk
Texas" aud viii send thousands Of
others here who want to better their
conditions amid new surroundings.
We need only TO get the people here,
and the enterprise Of the railroads must
be looked 10 for the accomplishment of
this purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29
WANTS THE ADpnEss.

Chnlicothe. Tex, Dec 20. Editor 81 the
GHzette; I notice In the Gazrtte NJ the
I'D that money was offered OF per cent
In New York Please give M through your
j. q. AYERS.
The money offering in New York was
'clll' money that is, loaned for no def-
mite length Of time. but to be repaid on
demand. Such loans must be secured by
the most uudoubted col.atorals, go that
II tho borrower is not able 10 pay ON
demand the collateral can be- cashed
at once. We have not The address Of
any persons offering this money. but al
most any broker or Spectator operating
at the New York stock exchange can
give such names, Address the New York
stock exchange for the desired informa-
tin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

Chicago Herald
are greatly exaggerated, that Town Ia act.
utlly bcslcgcd by trnmns. Women aud
children arc afraid to venture ont " doors,
merchants fear To leave thoIr stores and the
surrounding country Is so infested with
gitrrllas and hushwhRckcrs that tho farm
ors scarcely dare 10 traverse tho country
roads oven IN daylight. The only cncouf.
aging feature Of the situa Ion Is ihe fornm.
igation should act vigorously Sclfnrcscryn.
ton viii Justify She yigllnnfcs not In hang.
Inc the tramp. but In giving them a yignr-
Gus warning Tho cat-o'nlne tails Is a now.
erful argument with thcivlnr. lawloss Ynrn.
honls, II The oseNloosnus win s1uudiy
whip every tramp inkcu In tho c0mutl ssian
~ any ouensc they viii soon RID the naieh.
horhnod Of the vrrmin. NpXt 10 a haih nj,
the ira,nns dread the lash, Let him fecl IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

pu.t ~ ~ z A.. ~ A,t,,,t
hune,'n No ~ Vi tno 'e 't,, Nsly '.
'ur'l oo'leEc r'Hp ,'1' sutton H,'ts
some instructive information ~ rrsa'u 70
we ieeons OF s'' , ! ne ehp''l' i, wa
made 10 Ascertn'h the comparative iner-
W VI '"v iyO,'''5 'il', Vi ,o''V' go
roas'ea' oo'''l ,"u Iiw' N $50, 10 , to'',,
pare COTTON se'u' Co'n unu nay VII. u
T'''"u OF Vorn "pu nay o"'y' Ap,
nnai'S, !" test u tation OF COTTON s'eu
"g"'' nuns "u,' s""S''
a hump'r OF 'Wo''enr'oiu steers We're
seleeteu IN Poprnaif' lso-' tn'n ~ ucSh
put WIN resaru TO eIehnesS III SLY anu
E'ue'a' 'o""',i"h' lp'N were uenorh'u
unu iva ~ Sne,'''cl pens III Rro'pps Of
iour' Atler eehE i'u my days th'y
were turned loose IN pasture unul tue
I IoI,oWlnE "ih,'r Wneh ,n'Y were leo
y" u,NN on 'l' same IauohS' Nor lhr
lr't my Jay theN Wcte DESIGNATED
~ 10Y A. ana loF me loo doy ie'd az
'ot \ a.
Auo'her lot OF twenty thrce-yeaNohl'
were 'eu ioo days, without pre"oa'
ie.a''S' lne7e are designated as io' g.
me results are E'Ven'
vi "t u l'ur s''e'' W're ig' on a
Fa''oh oil cot'onsced meal nuns and
s''EN Ihoy Fa'n'd is pounds per
h'au II Cu IaN7' at a cost OF s'ol Nnl'
per pound. Fen No. were fed on corn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

In the rooms OF Professor f. D. Cope, at
Philadelphia. the person fortunate enough
to gain admission, says The st. Louis Re
public may see the creature which all nat
urallsts are unanimous IA pronouucnc the
nrst representative Of thc bopfel-nulmnl
species The animal Is not alive neither
Is Il entire So far as flesh and blood are
concerned, but 10 the paleontologlst who
cares only for The fnsglled bones, The sperl,
men Is perfect. II Is not larger than
yeurling calf. and not nearly ~ tall, and
was found in the Wind river country In
Wyoming. Professor Cope named " lhcnn-
codus prlmacyua when U was iirst discoy.
cred giving It as his opinion that II was
akin 90 q specimen which was found several
ycnrs ago in France tho pnleullrtiuml'
aud which gave Cuvicr and The other nat
urnllgts so much trouble iu classify, AZ
tho time Of the discovery Of the Frenel
specimen NE slyuuts uf Europe decided
that 81 was the ancestor NJ "lpotcd crit
tofa " lu' fha Wind river fossil which So
easily distinguished as being a type or the
snme Is believed 10 he much more ancient
Cones curiosity was found I'm rocks belong
Ing TO tile eocene period and The time when
a. grnzrl ON the western pfnlrlcs has been
riit.el u. f,r hack ls 100000 years. Every
bone Is perfect and Ia place mud The 9pecl-
men could not be purchased for $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29
mnNnrALN pENNOYEG.


BY Nssocl0lcd Fress'
Salem, Ore. Dec. 2s-7Ai
meeting Of the board Of rae :.
were passed condcmnine "q's
noyer's Christmas letierto ~ Z
The resolutions say lhe sls . y
letter are ftlse and vii pn'a
10 the state by detrrnl,F VIZ X Z.
coming here. They sly lns'
spread destituiion in ores9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29
HAMMOND Fycrns1oNs

The bringing Of excursions to Texas
should nci be neglected, The possnli.
hes Of cheap excursions wore wel shown
IN thc liic series Of excursoas 10 iins
city, Thousands came b0cause Of the
low fare. They had no especial business
here, but people Ike TO travel. and when
tneg can go to aasuher iEasn or another
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

Ia the December numbor of Florida
Life is an article from the pen OF u
w. Partridge. in which he describes
the cnoct Of the drought of 1871 on
Lnkc Miccosuhie. one OF the lnrresf
lakes In Middle Florida where about
5000 acres Of water became dry land
Tiled Il with water again. Mr. partrldgs
conceived the idea that the Jake conld
be drained BY boring holes In Ia MI.
tom, and organized q, company 10 trv
h. Experts We're engaged 20 examine
and report ON the plap, and the re,nlt
was that the company has bored nnin,
her pf holes IN me bottom of Lake
Miecosukle. and tho water b rushing
down through them via a snhterrane,r
passage 10 ihc CALF Ia few month";
ihcy expect 10 permanently drain TN,
lake, aud thus recover i00U0 acres ~
valuable laud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29
srATr CInrIfT.ATION.

Mr. D. n. Gopher was appointed general
circulation agent for the Daily Gazette
October /. His travelling representatives
are l. Mullen, ALBERT Rogers ana H. b.
Jones.
Letters OF authority are given 10 AL nc
credited agents " The Gazette, ana IN case
Of doubt persons representing lnematiNth
authority.
agents foi the Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

ihdise5'iQn, aud stomach Disorder, tahs
An. hiisotfN,s IRON BIITElgs.
~ dealers keep Il. q pcr hot.ie. Genuine has
-'-ee marx and esoazed red lines On wrapper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

Mr. r. +. Sprinkle Is circulnor for the
Gazette IN Fort Worth, aud orders for tue
paDer should be given TO him or his agents
HIS Office Is GA Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION.
LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION



pafly and sunday. one ysaf.......... $500
Dliiy ma Sunday, ak nionths. ........ 400
Daily and sunday, three months. ...... -
Daily aud sunday, one month. $500. 80
The Sunday Gazette 90 to "A pagesl :, M
one yonI .ssssr.ss 800 sf.s ss-s... $40
The Semi Weekly Gazette two papers 90
pages cuchl. s....s..ssss..sss =; 80 -i;;sL
Daily, delivered by carriers In the Guy
and all towns and cities where there htc
local agents. 10 cents week, or o. Genus
per month.
Remit by bank draft, express or money
order. DO not allI1 inllyldnal oheck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

~, Joe hAhtlNNs
Joseph DOMAIN. who nns been wri.ing
threatening lptJers To administration ON.
cluls AZ Washington, has heen arrested
Judging frnIn the tone % luscph's letters
his name should be Jlml0m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29

There are many points of similarity
hetwcen prcsidont Cleveland aud Gov
crnor llogg besides thelr shape Both,
for instance, are now of duck hunting
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-09
e. mo MAS HERPES
) cURACIoN RADICAL PoR MEDIC De 81
LA HERPETINAs DE TORREGROSA

LA HERPETINA DE TORREGROSA
FL doctor Rodriguez Canco, reputable facultatiyo de
a e1nple6 con exto siempre satisfactoro HERPETA
DE ToRREGkOsA logrando eurar un doce amos
rebelde todo tratamiento En- cnica del Pepino la
sigue empeapdo con resultados maraviIlosos-La HER
PETINA al propo tempo la LoCI6N ANTiHHR-
tacees yel pcor herpetco sno tambian para las
chas pecas baros de la Constuye por agancia
pita armacia de GuiIlermety; Carolina armacia To-
regrosa; Mayaguez farmacia de Torregrosa Muet Mo-
no; San Sebastian, farmacia ArcelayPor mayor faacia
de Luis A. Torregrosa Aguadilla, Plaza Principal 487
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-09
= : - :" f't'E-- 81 EH55-.stt n
Foul. lt.a &c. =; ; : J
bora Ell Iicenciado Don

.. u. Federico Le ~Ydnd ROdrfGNeS :,
Farmaceutico aureado en- Ia Esposicioon Universal de
Barcelona, residente en- Utuado. ~ - o,,z,,
Este nuevo producto del pals fue entire los SETE pre-
sentados Ell UNICO que por su BUENA ELABOHACloN z
EXQUISITE PUREzA logr6 alcanzar los placemes de u
ultimo Concuso Agcola celebrado an SAN Juan De
DOR todo el undo son los serycios que pres
Ia eli PLkTANO en- almentacion, nuestro pals no ma
por consguente necesdad de ponderar buenss Sn
Hdades,-UTIII SIEMPRE sera para los NINOS, LOS 1t
FERMOSy "toda persona delicada de estomage. so Eh
OULA separada de los principles exraos pro
t5cas del fruto. t,,l<a-. - sys s.s >.
Pregunte usted su medco coDyendra al delicado es
buago de su nio de su enfermo SECURE estoy de que
dira que ST. 5r - - 80 /; =E-.z ms :, .Esss
Pruebese, que no cuesta tsnto Ia prueba, dia u.s.
Arquimedes, EUREKA, encontre 10 que buscaDa..
Sc Vende todas las farnacias buenos
g paouetes de y media hbrs. ..1s@& VLbD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-09
Fuegos artificiaIes.

E que Subscribe tiene la honra de parcipar favo-
Ter de po6cnica de las ncas de- don Andres Oalyo
ontia La gaera de Puerta de Terra Para los pedidos
pueden dgirse ben al estabecimeto de don Pablo P,
dero en- la Plaza del Mercado las ofcnas del Paroue
uegto-Ricos s6 de Mayo de 1S93-JUAN RoDRIeuRz Pa
sADA. s. s. & sss e0-S8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-09
! <INTEREsA A Los HACENDADOs DE CANA
LA DESMENUZADOR CANA
~=..<~.... "LA NACIONAL"

Manufacturer ( H
ndmeo del de Enero de 1898
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-09
Dado absoIutanens IpareI eco de IA opnSa De IA pensa
,sto dessi893 Ofcinas San Francisto 81.

IEstos vapores haran es-
Gala en- los princfpales|
|puerots de la Isla, segdil|
LAS necesidades del tra-|
Iico.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
THE FINEST TRAIN In AMERICA
Is Conceded to be the Southwestern
Limited via Big Four Route to
New York and BOsten.

This magnificent Wagner Train has
been built especially for service be-
tween Cincinnati, New York and Bos-
ton, running through solid to these
cities without change Of cars. Com
posed Of Elegant Coaches, Wagner
Sleeping Cars, Library and Cafe Car,
and Hotel Dining Car il has become IA
nous. Complete in ali gifts appoint
ments it is today skiing Of the road"
It leaves Cincinnati at 500 p. m.
daily from Central Union Station, max
ing connections with all through trains
from the South and lands passengers in
New York City at Grand Central Sta
ton, avoiding ferry transfer.
When you go East take this train.
D.. B. MARTIN, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent.
E. 0. MCCORMICK, Passenger Traffic
Manager.
4oO-7t
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
500 Reward 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that il CatarVh. Halls CatarFh Cure il
The only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
ton of the disease, and giving the pa.
tient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature to do its
work. The proprietors have 50 much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list 0.
testimonials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
- Sold by Druggists, Toe.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
WITHOUT & STONE
FEED, SALE & LIVERY STABLE.
Opposite McNees' Black
'f smith Shop.)

Good Turnouts, Careful Drivers.
Those wishing good livery at reasona-
able rates should give us call. 676Sm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
WILL RACE IN JULY
Horssmens Association VIII Held
Two Meetings Next Year.
THREE DAYS. TRoT IN julY
Juiy q. q and 8 SCI ftr the Races
Angus Messing "a Last
Five pay&

Francis Lilly. l. IL Whitney. Win
Wits. Maurice Shanshan and secre-
tzry Martin we're all the member Of the
Horsemens associstion present st the
meeting last evening In Don j. Lestharx
once AZ the corner o. Monroe and Ioaia
streets IL was decided 10 have three
days meeting in July. the dates being
July 3 4 and j Ii was decided 10 I'D
yertise this meeting early and make II =
success There are TO be i've stakes and
four purses of 600 each. Tho stakes
will DO closed BY May Ii The classes
have not yet been arranged. but will be
prepared andsubmitted by the secretary
al the NEXT meeting. IL wss decided TO
have the secretary make an esti-
mate Of the expenses Of the July meet
ing and submit 10 at the next meeting.
The association has large number OF
accounts outstanding. and il was de-
cided 10 place these In the hands Of al
agent for coliection.
Considerable talk was INDUCED In re-
garding the August meeting. which will
take place the second week in August
and last five days The secretary has
decided % move his Office from It's pres
ent location 10 Mr.. Leather's Office. He
sill probably make the change the first
OF December.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Andrew DcGroos's Hard Luck.

Andrew DsGroot OF No. az Williams
street. Who fell down an elevator shaft
10 the store OF Olney. Judson 4 Co
shile 10 the company'a employ last j uly.
IL still confined 20 his bed from q nerv-
Gus prosgEation produced from worrying
over his condition. HIS hip was dis
located. hls lex broken and his back was
injured by the fall tie was removed 20
81. Marks hospital. where his expenses
were paid by the company until he was
removed 10 bis home few weeks ago.
The company also continued his salary
until two weeks ago when he was
dropped from the hst IL salaried en-
pioyes. leaving him with no means OF
support with a wife and three children
IN destitute circumstances He refused
10 sign statement releasing the com
pany from all liability in q case for
damages Tor his injuries. aud bis salary
was cut OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Psschmsss. a<<istznt secretary u ths
T. 81 4. A, fsteFasd bons last sseDiag.
Harvey shsxn4a. TIE stsnasrsphsE.
rsioless In tns arrival a . sscond son-
hsryeF says 10 the only person on earth
sh0ss dielat,oa be b anabie 10 take
Ma X ". Wells II GaissbuEg. Alehh
gzn- she has bssa Visiting Afs j. j.
Doolsy u No. Is Shsidon street for the
past ssek. rstarnsd hons yesterday.
Ars Dr. :. l. kozens q Ma 20
ooufh k@st street . cossalssclax iron
. severe attack Of the grip
AfA Tracy HoEtoa aud son are gussts
Of tie fsniliss Of y. and A. v. friedFich
Of Traverse City.
Miss Heisa T. Osxood. daughter %
Architect ossood. . u from . relapse
Of pneumonia
MrsI Samuel Fuller Is visiting Mr.. and
MrsI N q. Sherwood q Aliegan tor .
fsS dsy&
Mira MaEion Psrdes Of No Isl West
Bro@sixay y visitag fFisnds ~ Ioseli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

The West Sbis Benevolent society
viii gladly receive donations of food.
clothang OF other supplies at the resi-.
deBcs of Mira \. Dos.ds. No IA Serb
NET street which viii be distributed
smnng fh- worthy poor in their vicinity
on Thanksgiving day. These donations
may Be sent IN az any time previous 10
Thanksgiving dav.
A. &. "a INLAND ard v X VanAIke.
made. eastern and western representa-
tiv..s respectively % the Netherlands
Auerican steam Navigation company.
we're IN the city yesterday They are
mtxiug tour % Inspection among their
sub agencies.
Trinity church choir. under the direc-
tim q - leader. the Rev H. II. John
situ. hA- issued most attractive Illus
trt'ed program q - special Harvest
Hnme o. Thanksgiving service ia 81
Marks church on Wednesday. 40 p. N.
rfbs revival movement has tonched
the episcopal church. a. 90 Sunday
esenias 10 81 Marks the Rev. DIR.
1hmpbsll Fair - % couduct an ~episco-
pa gospel service anil preach a sermon
spitabie 20 the occasion.
Miss jennie Bixe.ow. stenographer in
TIE Office 20 g A. LnckW1od. general
passenger agent q the g. X 4 l.. has
resigned. and vii e. 20 Altiou to accept
position With Tie Gale Pow company.
t.rtnd Rapids DIVISION No J. uni.
formed rank n. a. II 81. will give 10.
snnusi fhanSsgiviug masquerade ball
AZ he srmorY. NJ. Pearl street. We'd
nessiay evening. November -
a. %. Perry - West Esiiae street IL
compisting a nice three story brick
block just vest - South Diva on street
On William street IL sid be really Zoe
tenaats about January l.
The seventh Ward Municipal Fran
ca - league ell meet Tuesday AZ 30
or.ors 20 The re-ifience ~ Mrs A. q.
FnrkmRa No 90 sixth street Ladies
iaTted 70 attend
The Rev J. r. Hubs viii exchange
With the Rev. Campbell Fair on Saa
DAY m0rninx each Clergy man preaching
q m. service
There wiu % a messing q tie ccu-
miffrs an clothing % thr citizens
i haa k~riyinE con- uitie~ ~ Judge Bur
tnzane ofsee - no'1 today.
Mayor stuart hss appointed J. Boyd
Fsorlni ani John - farr a. a cen
aHsss- ~ soiirit from the hotels Tor the
Toor Thsassgi F.ng day
The f1asgal n Nrs John : Curtiss
~ take place az / o'c.ces tai- after.
haaa fram fhe Hiz.ioe Wood PFe@tiy-
trrfan ehurca
Great reduction 10 fail sn3 vinfsr
suite ADD overcsats ~ orsi~r Frank
~ Williams Ma ~ aud al Monros
street
IA Parker Rohio@on has resumed he
tesrh K Hos tiobiason health having
81 iao proved 81 - make such a -f-p po-
sr.a
ar r~-fed choir - Trinity episcopal
chaleh al gre an eufrtteinneat nert
heneeisg aght N "a Marks cnurca.
The ~ina's Tax elub has succ~eded IN
ra.sna tita n 80 10 arce~sasy g.
Secure henY eeH-e for a GESTURE
Ih- uenters - Company y wili eus-
'rsf - 80 krerer w-,ial il prire
drnl henfisF n'eHt ue,,~nher ~
ovtug ~ tes Hils rt~es.urs thsre ~iii
- 81 irnfiersaee aa~tsag al t,o.ssi
f-mplafs bail tais tftersaen
Great re'ia.'.or in t-aasers - srss-r.
Frsas n Wiiiisnis 30 ia srd III
Monfce street
Tha so,nen = fhe Fer-ta.a street
BAPTIST eAurvh eieared a.. At th~sr 70
cens fsir
a rev furnsre Ass h~~n p'aceI IA r.
Ccantrs cinh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
WORLDS FAIR FIGURES.
Receipts and Expenditures OF tho
Great Exposition.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2j.-The report OF
William n. Ackerman. auditor Of the
worlds Columbian exposition. was Off
cially sent TO the board OF directors to-
day. That the exposition was tinan-
-ial success is proven by the figures OF
the report 1t shows. by making an
approximate estimate OF tho liabilities
and receipts up TO November IL, that
the net assets over and above liabilities
amount 10 81. So. 4s303. The average
daily receipts were sso.5ol.53. while
the daily expenses were s22.i05.3O.
The report Is epitomized as fol-
lows: Expenditures reconstruction ex-
penditures. sls.32262356; general
and operating expenses s7.l27 .2.0.S2;
preliminary organization, sy06li91;
total. s25.540.55lS5. Receipts; Gate
receipts. sI0.636.S30 70; concession re-
ceipts. s3.6953l.43; miscellaneous re-.
ceipts. s6S5. 0T049; interest. ts6.9sl.s2;
souvenir coins and premiums on same.
s2.44s. 0s225; capital stock. s5,6Oi.l7l.T;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

The Rocky Beach Willing Workers. a
branch OF the Rocky Beach Benevolent
association. composed Of school girls.
will give dinner 10 the boys and girls
OF the Waterloo street Mission Thanks-
giving day at noon. Only those chill.
dren who are present at Sunday school
today will receive q ticket emitting
them 10 a seat around the festive board.
Donations OF any sind for this purpose
will be received with thanks by the So
ciety on Wednesday preceding AZ the
Mission hall, No. 10 Waterloo street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

A new society club has been organized
which. when once 10 is fairly launched.
viii rival the best society clubs in the
city. The first meeting was held IA the
residence OF the Hon. A. Il. Turner last
FRIDAY evening. There we're about
thirty persons present and the following
officers were elected: President, L. j..
MOsher; executive committee. w. w.
Radcliffe. Harry J. Perkins and +. i.
Godfrey. Mr.. Godfrey Is also secretary
aud treasurer. After some discussion
the name "Dilettante' tFor Pleasure
only vas adopted The first hop will
DO held IN Lockerby hall December l.