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Evening journal., 1893-04-22
MORE HEADS WRUNG OFF
Thieves Continue Their Work
Uninterrupted.
rwEETY-rHREE VICTIMS TODAY.

Damage to Vessels on the River BY FIRE.
quent Heavy winds-Mrs. j. III. Rogers
to BE Buried on Monday In Emmanuel
Cemetery-Other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal q
NEw CASTLE, April 22. Excitement
and alarm over the systematic depreda-
tions Of chicken thieves was increased
this morning when it was learned that
several poultry houses in the heart of
the city had been visited during the
night and gutted by robbers. A reporter
visited the yard Of Mrs. Elizabeth Foster
on Orange street this morning, which was
robbed Of twenty. three fine hens during
the night. The yard presented the ap
pearance Of q general wreck.
The thieves had torn out nearly
whole side of the poultry house and laid
the boards carefully up against the
building. A pile Of chicken heads,
spattered with blood, lay in the center
of the henhouse and roosts were broken
and nests were rihed and overturned.
About fifteen of the fowls had been
carried off alive, as neither their heads
nor their feathers could be found.
It Is supposed that the bloody pile of
nedoh IN lne centre OF lne poultry mouse
represented the hens (which had started
outcries when the thieves appeared with
their bags and other paraphernalia. Mrs.
Foster priced the poultry very highly
and the usual harvest Of eggs will be
missed this evening.
Something desperate will surely be
done in this neighborhood II operations
on this line continue. Double barrelled
shot guns are being placed in readiness
for the midnight visitors 1t is hoped
that before any shooting is done the
hen house owners will be sure at whom
OF what they aim.
Went to See "The Old Homestead"
There was no special train run from
New Castle last night for the accommo
dation Of patrons of "The Old Home.
stead. which is now at the Grand Opera
House there, although this was the case
at the engagement last year A merry
theatre party, however, went TO Della.
wares metropolis from this city last
night Among the number were Miss
Bessie Kuntz, Miss Mary King, Edward
w. Eagle, Miss Mary Whitnack, J.
Harry King, Miss Addie Foster, Harry
Price. Ozro Lunt, Brown Lancaster.
Thomas ID. Wise, the Misses Timms.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Thos. Ferry's Carpet Cleaning Works,
Eleventh and jackson streets. Estab-
lished 1878. Telephone 652. Orders by
mail or otherwise.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Ncod's pills act easily, yet promptly and
seckntly. o. the liver and bowels 25e
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Spring weather we
mean, you will need
a new Suit, new Hat,
new Shoes and new
Furnishing Goods
You can get anv of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

eli stand - thsm Ia ths dlssssulss clear
,Ar.uxh. N. esntssctoss SAY tbs asea
the, Kew. 81 s.sk noe ere s~sniaw Their
. ss~s. Is esn,s 80 hsset. aud thai ,a.oge
ere sssslaall, sssssi1s IA. while thss
at. 10 sasss.t. sastssss wtth asay oihsss
Exchange mee sisim that the isissss
pahlsshe.i by the aai.s sse ssot~at he
iasy cad have ma t-sstss go tbs pssseas
sitaatioa. They elssm that the sssau
ea.sest 10 sesh exclusively fes them fas
eight lousv ~ ~ esnts bat that ao =.
tiaa wss ever tshea ua w. Means vile
as-,a ~osk In The city Progresses With
sas,i like svsed and The s-.atsaetts. are
n.h,ns out thsis 1aused tso~ els s.i ~
ING ~ work. thessrlves to hslp ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
a.. Inferior G5ods.

The only cafe way for purchasers 10 10
insist ON buying the genuine article. and
not allow themselves Ia be swindied by
having plssters said to he 'just ~ good"
or containing superior ingredients, y
imposed upon them. These are only
tricks to sell inferior goods that no more
compare with Allcock's Porous Pissters
than copper does with gold. One trial
1t Allcock's Porous Plsstcrs will con.
vince the most skeptical Of their inertia
The eminent Henry A. Not. Jr.. Ph.
d.. f. c. s.. late government chemist.
certities:
My investigation OF Allcock's Porous
Plaster shows il to contain valuable and
essential ingredients not found in any
other plaster. and l lind it superior to
and more efficient than any other plas-
ter"
Ask for Allcock's. and let no solicita-
ton or explanation induce you to accept
substitute
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
(ssss1 Athletic Contc-s-.

The Young Mems Christian sssocia
ton athletic contest last night Was
great success. and a very good record
was made. The contest consisted 81
fence jumping. high jumping. putting
the shot. Indian club race aud skipping
the rope. The contest Mas won 10y
Ey-dale. who won 1871. points out % u
possible 40. The best record made ia
the fence Jump was 6 feet ) inches
by Mcleod. Kys.lale. Stewart and Per
kins. In the high Jump the beet record
was > feet 3 inches by Rysdalc. Perkins
won the shot putting contest with -
feet d inches. In the Indian club race
Bowen and Rysdale made nineteen sec
ondA The rope skip was won 10y Rich
mond with 81. The contests were not
closed until 100
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

T. VI Mils BEN Van Lsuven. 4. l.
IsNton. t,~orge r Owen and Bob
Hanna have been sppotntsd by Pg,s; T..
Is nignt- . The "Trip. - circulsfe t.eti
tspu alisuax tho bu-sn--- m@a. request
,ng the board - iirsstors q the siats
organization - -Aie,t tina city "a tn.
nsxf 49, = meeting
Hel-n Griffin 80 reporsed Ne ark on
'he street st me corner q Fulton and
Nsferio-s street- last gbt hs an
bulsnce 49, ca,lai aad conveyed Ter "a
headquarters. lsh@r- her breath snd
ether syn stn'n- showed u 81 h. a bal
case 81 drums
Th~ Gerry boaltiiag house % setting
street vs- rothe'i Nof.isv eight. baF
ths ps,iis~ tsiegrsph~'i 81 outs.d- srrus.
sud man giving th- asn~ - NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

The ~,li ~ tlssmsn Vesisisss wss hlesi
sos psul,ste yesterday, he iset ss sststs
worth tN.dap d.stribusesi .. follows
The wife he lsft ose third tn,sscst In
lsai ls,ostcd In the northeast quarter II
section y, ~ Walker township. slso his
h"sses. bwss,~s. wagons aud slssghs
With tho furniture aud ali the housc-
hoid e,s~is. To his dausht~s, May u.
vesiders. he left = QUO third Interest Ia
the Walker property. To his dsught
Lisaie. hr left an equal share In the
farm. lie gave ~ Hops college oi0O. ~
tho First reformed church t2nO. To
his mother he left 81 luO life insurance.
His widow 10 10 support his mother. To
his si.tcr. Mary Lut~A. he lett u 90 for
tho purpos~ 81 building her house. To
his slstcr. Anna Hagcns. he left $1,000
for the purposc 81 building her house.
II was his Wish that the sisters keep
those houses as long NJ they live. lie
named his wife aud William Harrison a.
executors of the will.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

The Dog Protective association held
an enthusiastic meeting ia the rarlor-
81 Sweets hotel last evening and elected
twenty i've new members- The saso.;ia
ton no~ has seventy live nIeinters. II
eas dcsidct 20 adopt a protective as~o.
cation tag Tor dogs. Any person who
steals dog that ~ wearing one - thes.
tags vii be- prosecuted Nv the ssso.ia
ton > II il the Intention - the members
~ protest thoroughly owners 81 valu
able dsvs Letters from enthusiasts in
Boston. Chicago. Fort Worth. Milwaukee
and Aussegon s.re read last night A
soon a. the association has made this
part - the state too unhealthful FOR dog
thieves. A bench shu~ nili D. held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Next Sunday evening and Monday aft
ernoon and evening, April % and n. the
celebrated ex Roman catholic preacher.
the Rev. Evangelist Lsyden Of Boston.
will deliver q series OF three great lect.
ures at Hartman 3 hall. showing why the
church and priests Of Rome are opposed
to American institutions. Tho Rev. NJ.
Leyden is said to be powerful and elo-
quent speaker. and speaks from personal
knowledge and an experience OF over
twenty eight years inside the Romish
church. He comes highly indorsed by
leading protestant clergymen OF Boston
and other cities as man Of courage and
unquestioned character. He has just
concluded series OF lectures in Saginaw
and Bay City. where he was heard by
large audiences Of tho best people. See
advertisement for particulars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

iAeses Wide. father II tho deal sst'.
arrived fsem ulraad Haven an late
usAa. lie bad MI recv's.'i the ssss
rheae messa6~. but HE ssass had ee~a
ae.u-ei b, The ssp.sslptioa pul'lsshej IN
The Nsssai ksps.is rapesp us Waved
the seasatas aud eiathas aud eati u wss
~. ,laushtes. The father syt~ss~d la
ssss tho a,Attss .lesps, Ia heart and he
ssiaei {. ,alA II he daughter Ia the 10
posses.. tie w,ll at,ead tho snaaest to
.l.k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Il avn going Ia 10 short on births In
the seventh ward the year." sAld super
representative II that war'i. TN 10
a,s,ut atty abort. Onc thing I've always
been proud u aud that ~ the propor
s.an Il h,rths 10 dcaths 10 al~ ays greater
10 my ward than in any other part 81
Tie city. IL will even hold ITS own this
y-ar. | expect. Over In the sccond. Tor
Instance. the deaths sp@et,mcr exceed
the h,rths. but with us It's about three
Ia eleven In favor IL the blrths.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Preach s~s ss;sss~i IN Ja.sAr,a pvp
ssy ah~sss fe~sss - se1t 10 essns shs
NAN essk.
ras anauai ,~rest - TIE Ashlxss,
b~as AGa Lsiness csasfsas, hsei ,e-
t~riay. shows hat the s.estal sn-ek W
sso,ast ore, h.K 20 ssssh IA pasi -.
Tho real esssa - wes,h 81 sSati, th'
sss~sasl ssssi,e tistSff. The assts
Are s.sl.A ssa The credits sse ""
a.. "a
frask v,sirs 10 taihi.ex . tee STORY
hsisk stsss tallsiax 81 No ia ss~'k
inS street. sa.s,h ell lie ssanflstssi ny
assisamnasr. ID w.ll t,e e>sapsvst ~ \.
Nstso - . S~svsy st>ss~
The saas-s r~ise club seaad ap in
Waters gams~ MoesiAy aisas VA the
hone cfNr aud Mr.. k<a~afd tsnasiss
After the GARAGE e.es>i . ssss asse SUP
k~af e. srssssi
Plaza fss The Csaatfy eishs ea.saa
Go 10 built al flsA's Lake. ase sssmplst'i
Ani ~s<a ell tevsn II eaes. The bstsi
ING oil - s1s s,es,. tAse test IN ca
mrnstcra
= X. Bodice 3 ca ~,il s~a r~@o.e
their ~hslessie cigar stock frcm Pearl
street. Ia the s,otc In the Kendall black.
Al the corner Il Nearo~ aud fafk
sfrccsA
The Dental as~~rsat,ca met in tho ~
ice II Parker 4 Wari last night pr.
Manning \. B.rgc read = paper On
~Pyrealtcrois'
Tho worlds fair class viii not meet
tonorrow On account II the absence III
Mrs VI. j, Smiley. who ~ili lie IN Cai.
cago.
The Wemen's Presh,te terrain Missionary
conventcn will meet TO-DAY IN JOY
Memorial church at O'Clock
Thirteen easy II looking glass plUte
were cleared Of duty IN the custoap
house yesfer!ay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

~ a meeting held ia Mission Wood
prestyterssn church laet night presty
terry Nss organized with the Rev J +
kev - r. Wlllisaasan - Zig Rsp,da -
temporary clerk. The canmiit~e on
order q esercl.ss reported that two
sessions D. heidiia the day time. that
,hst the t-lsnc. q the day he ,levol,,i
ia business tas5i evening there vill
Williams. Dr. Wiiisamsnn. Mr. Davis
anil Dr C"i.b p8i spaas lis-,slee the
hu-inrs. siteDsissi g. tlis--~ present act
nieh; it=ssa~d - ian instructive s.ff,eln
~ TIE Res s,-.s7a Ransom
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
CARNIVAL OF DANCING.
Graces AMI Skill Admired
by Many Spectator.


Nine hundred persons enjoyed the
fancy dancing IL some fifty Of Mas vii
coxs iuvenilc pupils at thellnncs Rifles
armory last night. 1t was ther second
annual carnival and the boys and girls
did ~ prettily that they were repeatedly
encorod. The gallery was filled and
several rows Of seats were ranged iround
she sides 81 the big hall. leaving "A large
dancing space in the center. The music
xar furnished 10y Will WurzburH. violin.
and Miss Bessle Walker piano. who &C
-upied decorated platform at the west
end II the armory.
The program announced Dandy
dances dec.aeily daintily danced" and
the verdict IL the spectators seemed to
be entirely in accordance with the an
nouneemcnt Those who took part were
all II the age when dancing comes very
easy and natural and the costumes were
pretty and appropriate. Tho carnival
wound up with dancing by everybody
The program Vas as f'.lows:
Grand March Pupils
Flower Dance Adolph Kortiander.
Nettic Mas-,c. Robert Wooicuck. Hazel
Shaw. Joe korilander. Jennie Williams
Kate orecnaws, jean Sinclair. Irene
McGuFrIn. Angeline Waddcll. Blar.hc
Phillips.
Fancy Dance Grace Christ. Laura
Tufts. crae. Sinanon@.
Royal gavoi'c Clyde Matthews. An
geline Waddeli
irlsh tiIt Herbert Atkinson. Grace
BRINK
Village dance Carl Smith. Fern
Richardson. Douglas Sirclair. B..s-ie
Walton. Harold Baxter. TINY McIniyse.
forti- shaw. Rhea iiugiea.
jennie Nilcox. the cTinulIne dsnc.r
The uIinuet Brace Kelly. Hazel
Grady. Gregory Mc,,urIin. Jennie Viii
ian3s
spanish Madfiiins Fannie A. vii
eos. Nellie NJ br~~er. Msu,ie T.. VII
COT Maslne Sargesnt
Highland Fiing lucille Collins
r. fAt f,uusiulIsrs Cecil keyn, his
Willie Hickman. frank campsu kalcft
Walton wsyne Mills charlie Drs-gge
Henry hostlsbdcf. Nellie Bsrsi1x, Anna
LesiSa. kdith keegsa, Julia Clark,
blanche Brink. Pear Iioisling. iersie
Mofton. " iuniffsi Peek Allie .ireen
The Connie Datob Racket Emma
Bsady. Nina Preston. Ella Riley. Nellie
Dfegse. Jean Morton. kittia Conlon
" suda Magic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

a the master la ghsseesy, shs sd che
tssspssty esss ~hssa there kss tesa ~
a,,ash istlsstss.a. As stated IN yestss'
dass iiss.ln ssvstai ~ The Brightest
lstts ia tAs lsal fisirssiis ia the .,sss
ssi. psr@.at. IL sevns that the ttssn.
rsisF Mate u Masyaeiss, as 'ass.es Ia
elsaevsy. ia not ssla~ The s-s~ 1t 49,
zeal ai,,ape,- IA ~hisa the st..,ne,.
ahlsst aud Il 10 shst aasss'sa uhseh . -
.llss,a.S,l Ysstefslay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Judge Atsit entered decree ycster
day regarding the validity ~ taxes
levied on certain property owned by the
O. Il. a l. Railroad company. The case
Was brought by petition ii the auditor
general Of the state IA have decree
ordering the sale of the land for taxes.
The petition was denied. Ii was shown
on the trial Of the case that the parcels
II land were actually used for railroad
PURPOSES and we're exempt from taxation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Precedent Followed


IN = but Just a. say in explanation of
the action "a the council that It followed
the pr-c@,.ent Established 10y It's iinme-
date Predecessor one year ago.
The following istsken from the o'!icial
proceedings q the common council q
Apsil u lSrs,.
Sealed bids for city printing we're
presented by the clerk.
FoiIo~'ng are The bids;
Tn. Evening Leader offered 10 do the
SECOND printing .or p cents per folio per
insertion. and Tho Morning Press the
same for ID CENTS per folio. first inser.
ton ard ~ cents Tor second and subee
qusnt Insertion
Ga motion 81 Alderman Hauser. re
fsrred to committee on ways and
means
On. week later. a. Wit. Oh April -
l-,e,. the committee on ways and means
reported in favor II awarding tho gen
erai city printing u the 4. Il. Turner
-. and the second printing" lso called
10 the Evening Leader.
"tli-rmAn Hauser moved the adop-
tlon - the report
Alderman COnger having called for
divtsIon - tho question. that portion Of
the report awarding the first printing To
the \. H. fusner Company. wss
adopted
Alderman Congcr moved that the re
naming portion II the report te tabled.
Loaf
Yeas -
Nays IL
Alderman Dregge moved 20 substitute
the Morning Press" ia the place ~ the
Evening Lesder.'
Lost
Yeas Aldermen Anderson. Conger.
Dregge. Frost. Stokes. Tsteum-6.
Nays Aldermen Carpenter. Doyle.
kmmer. Hauser. Kinney. Maho.sey.
Mills. ODonneH Saunders. Stein.
Sproul. WGsLhurg -
The vote on the adoption 81 the re
naming portion 81 the report award.
iGg IA. 4econd printing "a the Even.
ing Leader resulted "a follows:
Yeas Ai1ermea Carpenter. Doyle.
Emmer lI.u-er. Kinney. Mahoaey.
Mills. Ononnsu. Saunders. Stein.
Sproul. Tateum. Wurxburg IL
Nays alderman Anderson. Ccnger.
Dreggr. Frost. s,toxc--5
II sill - seven that ono year ago The
Evening Leader was awarded this print.
ing 40 :. cents per folio. when the Morn
INK Press had bal ~ cents per folio per
insertion ~ the same
The newt d.sy after the above action
Mayo Edwin b Ihl executed con
tract wi'h " y Weston "a directed 10y
the council Monday night la@t the
council awarded the ~second printing
'1r the ensuing municipal year Ia THg
HssNEo at - cents pee folio per ,nser
t,nu the same price that las b..en paid
Or the sors 90 The past four or six
yfars
The action - tho council Monday
evening - N the direct lin~ = precedent
established ~ 10 femocrst pr~si.-'essor
on relatively th@ same terms. but re-
yerSs,f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
SITUATION mt sAME
Bsic a. NJ. >us ssssas tss.t With IA,
tsssVs.tfsy

90 = the tFicklayers are stu iiie
fhsg stili slAIm "a - p,a-tsfs q ths 80
Iafi.sl sht that ~ HhHin Wea 90 sHy
saftky tie nsfse = mechanics are ie
iag smFinyed t,affsctoE Curtis hss
fsisiffsd from bis.s tat the rssalt.
q hss rne sIsnt there a" set spEeas IA
sRy sDps sstie iosreafse 81 nes hands
fhs HEIos mea ace plekia. 40 e,.ntIs.ts
wherever they saa zst then hui the
e,sgfssstorr claim ttss the o~nefs a
baiidiass shieA Ase partly completed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

The women 81 a. b. Watson W. X. &.
will give . Columbia merchants carni-
Val Thuriay evening in the MCMILLAN
BOX, and SATURDAY. evening at En-
giaecrs hall. corner u South Division
and Sycamore streets
About twenty five members Of Royal
Arcanum lodges went over 10 Musksgon
on various trains yesterday Ia attend
the grand council.
Peninsular chapter. Order OF the East
ern star. gave "A dancing and card party
in the losige room In the McMulien
block last evening.
An entertainment was given last night
by the Ancient Order United Workmen
IN the hall. corner jefferson and West
Fulton streets
Grand Rapids Union No. 76l. +. 4. L..
will give warm sugar social this even
ing al X. Ok T. hall on South Division
street
The Knights 81 the Ancient Essenic
order will give concert m the hall In
the Tower block Friday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

The shutting down II the Converse
plant makes things little dull in Ne
waygo Just now. said ex County Clerk
" airous Of that town yesterday. The
company Is reported to have lost money
the past three years, though We can't
see why it should. Ii has one If the
finest furniture factories in the state.
run by water power. thus saving the eA
pense Of fuel and some machinery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

A. II. Cleland. who has served IA
bookkecpcr FOR the Giant Clothing com
pany for tn. past year. has resigned his
position and will spend the summer in
his fathers store at Coopersville.
Mrs. l. j. Gardner 81 Somerset. New
York. and Miss Starbuck Of Watertown,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. q. q.
Bailey.
Mrs. J. G. Parkhurst. wife Of General
Parkhurst 81 Coldwater, is visiting her
brother, MAJOR JohL VI. Banks.
Mrs. Fred II. Ball and child have
gone TO visit Mrs. Balls parents in Hen
derson. Ky.
l. r. Wilson was called To Bay City
yesterday 10y the death Of his sister. Mrs.
Kelly.
Crawford Angell lett yesterday on a
visit To his old home IN Rhode leland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Church Notes.

A social will be- given in the Fifth
Avenue A. NJ H. Zion church Thursday
evening Tor the benefit Il the pastor.
All are invited. Admission free.
special meeting Of the Woman's
Working society Of the Fountain Street
baptist church Is called Tor today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

\ decree was granted by Judge Grove
yesterday IN the case Ut Sallie Is.
f.icc et al. vs. w. &. Dennison. Tho
suit was in chancery To foreclose mort
gage of s6.o1l.1. The mortgage covers
bot of block III OF Bostwick + Co. y
addition. Tho decree orders that the
property be sold to satisfy the mortgage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Mfs Vsot~flyns 1senfy gave tine
entertainment b The pafiofs q the
Fountain -fr-ss bspt,.t church iAst
evening ksfFest meuts ssie served and
gssrsa ~ m 81 sol F=ssts .i.sa. wss
ns~n \ soaItSt. o.snsssfiAg e PAia
diiIsf tfihug kraueT Mi Nufstsf
and Df ~ " jng sanS tau selss.ti,a.s
L~os iseie sfsisv bsaa gaze a recitation
ssd (ss.sr4e / -s1ssith tpS the plaes 4
Ava AIRY flsl~~ ssnls sppssrssi eB
fhe program s issa ts1nl4asr ~ fnsftssau
sifsa as ssrJ presrg .pS s'esift q Use
fssF ~ - haBtes 4 feess Iea f.e
ssFs ssfy ~ abe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
WE LOSE THE JOB
Mayor Stuart vstoes the Second
Pnntng Coausct
AWARDED TO the HERALD
- $780, oons Deanssxas 90 ~ eeog-
81 ssbsnsss . lsssAs Msssosy
a ya,ssa, ~ esua.

Yesterday Afssrnona Mayor stuart
srnt ths foliossnx conmanscstASo - The
csty Clerks ofAee:
To the Hcnorshis Common Couasn ~
the City Il tsrand kApssia.
GsSrtsssy BY virtue u my cf3cs.
hereby susp~od the og~fs;soas - and
veto ths vote taken AZ the sessson u sAid
commaa council held April IL. led.
~her~by q resolution offered by Ahlsr
man Frost. Awarding the seeoad cay
printing. 80 cAllssi, 10 the Grand Rapids
Herald wAs pssss-d. FOE the following fsa
sons.
The committee on ways and uaesns re
ported In favor a awarding the main
eontrsct to the \. x. Turner company.
aud further reported that the clerk had
not been Instructed Ia advertise fcr blds
for s-cond printing and reconnssniesi
that blds Tor >ecoad printing To- that
reason - rejected. As matter ~ fact.
the clerk did ady~fiis. for bids Toe
srcoad printing and some bids were re-
eeiyed. and have 40 reason 10 doubt.
~-re made IN god faith Tie records
Il the council skos that the sscrnd
printing can lie 0btaIned at lower IL
are. and ~ reason - given sof pay Jag
more. and a. many ~ the aldermen
claim that they did not understand the
matter | have considered Il INV duty o.
give them al opportunity 10 act uIon u
farther. Respectfully submitted.
WlLLIAa j. STUARr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Architects Rush 4 Son have plans
nearly completed for new brick AMI
stone passenger depot to be erected at
Muskegon 10y the &. 4 W. NJ. Railroad
company. The plans will be out IN
about one week. and the company will
then begin at once on it's construction.
The estimated cost 10 $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Seized saloon Eixtureu.

Frank Bonnell yesterday seized the
stock and fixtures Of the saloon Of H.
}. klag 4 CO.. in the Powers building.
between the river and canal and adjoin-
ing Bridge street bridge. They had
given n mortgage 81 ESQ to Bonnell and
had got way behind on the payments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Joy Memorial Concert.

Joy memorial church Was well filed
last night and those present listened to
the finest concert ever given in that
pleasant little church. Mr. and Mira. Ora
Pcarson's singing Was especially enjoy
able and called out much mcrited ap-
plause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

We shall make this head
QUARTERS for Russct Shoes.
We have selected the
styles that we keep from
all that are made to choose
from.
The qualities are abso-
lutcly Just what VIC say
they arc.
The prices arc certainly
unmatched and You'll aC-
knowledge II.
.F-Mall and special or
ders filled promptly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
RUssET SHOES

You can hardly measure
the grades that those prices
buy by the grades that they
buy elsewhere.
II we do not sell for less
than others we have missed
our ann.
But we haven't missed it.