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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
DISSA TTSFIED U!TH THE ENPLANJIION
CITIZENS OF STATEN ISLAND STILL COMPLAIN
OF THE GREAT INCREASE IN fnFIH
PROPERTY VALUATIONS.


OF THE GREAT INCREASE IN THEIR
PROPERTY VALUATIONS.
large number Of the Staten Island property
owners are dissatisfied with the explanation gwen
by the Board of Assessors of Richmond county
Tor the enormous increase in the valuation OF theH
property Complaints continue TO pour INTO the
Offices OF the members OF the Board OF AsSessors
who according to the law are compelled 10
hold daily sessions until October j. Their OFFICES
are at No 4O7 Richmond Terrace. New-Brighton
S. l.
The story OF the Indignation of the staten
Islanders as exclusively told In yesterdays IT'D
une caused widespread interest among property
holders A Tribune reporter called yesterday al
the offices of the board TO get an explanation OF
the alleged unreasonable valuation. The Chairman
Robert Moore made the following statement:
We are surprised to hear that there are so
many complaints but any who feel that they have
been excessively overvalued have perfect right 70
come before us and show how and why the Va'ue
on their property should be reduced We nave had
some forty or fifty complaints. In the great ma
1ority of cases they come to us highly indishaht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
4 RAINY DAY At TIE ST. JOSEPH FAiR
DIRErTrM NOT STAETED-FAlI.uRf OF RODENT .
10 BEAT TuF WORLDS RECORD or OF
EIYING IIKS Exhibition.

=, Ioscub Mo- SEPT p t>pecan.-Ths was dfcnry
dav at the st Joseph cold rainy weather again in.
tlciing to prevent hig-ca>s sport Dirr'tum was moi
in GOOD form and did not ~tau against his record Mr.
salisbury substituting IBn" Jib. 2Oi Tor special ~
nil i,iou TN, raccr finished mile In 0sh. having
cam. tr last hall .O aud the quarter no faster Than
> 20 gait soon the FLYING Jib exhibition Robert
started 10 beat the worlds rsord Of Oi. 'rcrs ga'"
TN. n,ey-ar.old al easy nr, bali against the cutting
wind and Eobtt !. finished gamely In 2;O'''. la ia"
POSTPONED 90 pace the heats Of "heh were m''s''u
ve,rrnv Mopn,onr completed her victory over high
class neld Hal Bradrn Of the IIamln string w"n
rather easy race in the pace and low.iri h- record
from 9:lll. to 2lI The rotting frrror-al Vas NOT
great race only four horse, coming To the post 'h'
last hr,t was i rousns but Walter f. h'ry out
finished Nightingale 2:l2. The other TWO races were
commonplace The summarize, IN substance as follows
300 CLAS,-PAcING-rr $4,000.
uoouston. liz f. by Mani tno King dam by
Nav iI ma%s,a T.. %.. BY nny wiikr, CFullasep
s. H. ch =. tKnrcl .....--.........-. 3 :
Tmr-2Ita 2.i4n. 2I5E. 2:ii4.
oIO CLASS-IACING- PURSE $1,000
Hal Pradrn b. =. by Brown Hal, dam b' nav
nan Si ' Louie b. m, by Red wnr. uls," ,
Time . 49,. Eli. 2:is. s:i@'i.
DECENTRALIZATION $1,000
Walter f. D. e. by pItchen Manbrino. dam by .
Wagnrr r Stewart ............ m. "
Phoebe wilkes Dr. NJ Ly HamblcIonian wilkes ,
ss %:,I:%-' FL n. c.;;.i
N's"' '''''' T S% ~ :is sic ma. e:ieF.
e:is CLASS TgoT'rING-PrRSE 81 ooo'
Gcsmuth. Dr. ~. by. Ellcr.e Wilkes. dam by
Northcr D. : fO,ourkrl -.....------..''- .
z''A H. b. II rmS M'.' !%'t. a:eaI %
% LAss-TRorrrNG-rrRsE $1,000. diminished,
Black lde. bl. ~ CEcone Il s sssr
Chimes r"y' b. T r S.e:' 20. 2:2i e.sis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
THEY RESENT THE SPY SfSIEM:
EMPLOYEES OF TIE STREET CLEANING DEPART
MENT WANT 10 NEGLECT THEIR
Dirty WITH IMP NIFTY.


MrNr WANT 10 NEGLECT THEIR
DUTY WITH IMptNITY
rmployes OF the Street Cleaning Department are
commanding of "A system Of espionage recently es-
,ohlished bv which their shortcomings are Oh
,.rv.d and report-d to the Commissioner S"eepef-
and drivers who loter in liquor stores. get drunk
and neglect their work: dump inspectors VINO re-
ceive contraband material; cartmeh VINO i'aN'
niles of refuse in the street. ana forrneh anu u'H
,r,c, s,perint endents who fai. to MAKE known
1.,el,ctions Of duty which they ought 10 see
and prevent are getting notices to appear at
the offices Of the Street Cleaning Department III
,h,nhersst and explain their actions They
GOV that their alleged violations Of the regulations
arc reported against them by unknown SPIES
dressed in plain clothes. me Shortcomings ar
nunisbed by dismissal suspension hne' reprina"o
or transfer to some other district or dump
Some OF the Tammany Hall district leaders nave
been overwhelmed with complaints rom ,p oyai
bsncbmen who have been the subjects OF 'hrse
renorts general strike Is threateenel IL Mr.
Andrews persists in MS soc"''eu ''"'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
crrrENBrRG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First iace-sellng; beaten horse, hye snd nan ~,
,ou.. padre ~: Peruvian. ~: Van VAR ,,,ac
Ii"nc Run II5 Tactican 10 "ladiat,i ia, MI +,
stock 10 Canvas, w.; ., W " pior Nav 90
Second racr-For maiden twoyrat'oll nile, Nv MA,
lang. po,msld 100: MIS- Ihonas my loo' ,oo ~,
11n L1n,iud, 100. SgpphO. 100, Tear Diop ioV - u
Foam mn 100 i:os. >Indi,h, 100 susan W. u',
TO- Vision. 100; our Pet IoV' f'"'' ""''' wv '
100. , M.
Third Selling one ml,c. 90 het ,"s ~: park
Leigh lO2; FoNglOyc. 100 Indigo ~ H'rt'' ~ D
ness % Mary =. 81 Balance. 81 80
Fourth raccila dcap six i"'ong- ,o ';.n ifp Fred
To- Ii.rie IOi A: A1prl. % NY 'Vp-, =" Tom S"'u'
more. 81: AppOmattoN. 10. 49,.
rum ,,cc-S.IlinV two.year -Od-; six furl0nes oh'
nors Iol. NrmshrIg IO2 Elizabeth l02 The Sh"n'I.
IO2: Hypatla iO2: Iatra 700; L9nsh iIii es
Knight 100: Bayli-s. 100; Walfofi iOO' Mhi"'" w.
Euaiic' %: Treasure Tf0Nc. -.
Sixth race-Spcclo wel2hts seven tnilongs; rs
100: Harry Aonlo ~: Bia7os. l22; Marci-' 10.
Lester ~: Mclanic. 10; Mclm. II? rieh' t,,,rI
Airplent. III Rcmorsc I07 tnde SIM lO2i ~ "'
90. n.lbr "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
,Rvy or THE CUMBERLAND ELECTION.

Cleveland Ohio. Sept. ,2.-The Society OF the
Army NJ the Cumberland held brief session yeH-
terday in Army and Navy Hail. presided over by
General James ID. Morgan to conclude routine
business The reunion was concluded last evening
by a banuiet at the HolIenden. to which the mem
bers of the society and their friends were '"'u
At the business session the ioho"lhg oi"'''S W."
o,ao,, 49, nam. of "Old Rosy being greeted
with cheers. President. General w. :. Rosecrans:
corresponding secretary. General H. V. Boynton;
recording secretary Colonel J. " steel Treasurer,
General j. s. Fullerton Ex.freslu ,,n mar ''o''
Eai by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
TO SELL THE YUENGLING BREWERY

Peter F. Meyer & Co. the auctoneers, Will sell
at auction at the New-York Real Estate Saiesroo"'
IN Broadway on November l. the plant ana prop
er.y Of the Yuengling Brewery The sale Is the
outcome of foreclosure proceedings brought by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company TO recover
the interest on bonds. which amounts 10 over
100000 The legal proceedings were friendly IN
character and brought to secure the re-
organization Of the brewery company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
'RrcK ny 4 PENNSYLVANIA TRAIy.

Red Bank. ~ j.. Sept. 22.--Judge Morrow. OF Sea-
bright. while crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad
tracks at Little Silver this afternoon with wagon
and a team OF horses was struck by a train Nor
row had his skull crushed The wagon was wrecked
and both horses killed Morrow was about fifty
years old and WAS unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
Real Gsiate Wanteo.

WANTED.-A SUBURBAN REsipENLa:; fair size.
w With all modern improvements. considerable grounds
AMI BAN. VIII be- t,keL for more years furs
n,led or uafush L. TA.s ADJ ,rtsement Is inserted 70
reach people d. not put tier house In this
hands q an agent Address d. r. H. SiU broadway, N. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

New-Haven, Conn. Sept 2..-Mayor Sargent has
closed his Municipal Bank. For the last week
there has no, been any additional money deposited
by citizens As the taxes beginning to pour in
he has decided 10 close the bank, as he has already
received about $4,000. He thinks this Will he
ample in view of the fact that the taxes are no"
a..rln l.In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
CASE AGAINST MONMOUTH PARK

Asbury PARK. n. j., sept. % (SpeciaD-Ihr ear
Patrick Coleman Of Ioboken against the Monmouth f'r"
Association FOR 900 for the failure Of the associao"
file list Of directors aud officials In the office OF '"e
Secretary Of STATE Trentn heard here TO-DAY w.
fore Justice David H. W,ckon james Steen oil fH'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
0ounlrn Real estate for Sale.

. TvrRACHTIVE HOMES, Harrington Park, Bergee
n I,oupty New Jersey, til" West shore II. H., ~
mis- NewYork plots ar, oter,d for SAFE ron nys
.trlctrd FOR further particular, Application may D
r,de pcrsoraiy or letter 10 J. FpVAkD GILES l25
Fact Sixteenth-St Ncw.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

Very low rates to Worlds Fair BY New-forS
Central. See Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.

FIRST RACE-Handicsp. For two.year.od,. six mr.
longs
Betting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRAXcIsco STOCKS.

san Francisco September %, 1898.
Ye.terla 4, o.QIy. Yesterday II -da v,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

place ;6 40.
SECOND RACE-For maiden t~oyear.olds. Special
weights. Five furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -lilleht At n pIl'i 10 d
inter II piac' :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

also
$500
10000
$1,000
1900
$4,000
y 1900
; 26,260
D.. 1850
$500
1850
$3.50
10000
> $1,000
10000
$4,000
$500
1890
1000
1850
1000
100
$1,000
1000
5000
800
1000
1900
100
5000
$1,000
1000
$4,000
= 1000
> 1000
10000 |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
CENTRAL PARK WEST,

Nos oo5 and 2o6 near S2d-st. aIsO the L0IS cDrnsr
s3ds All directly facing loveles part or Central PsrK.
Several elegant suites from $500 10 *lSuO por
annum Passenger elevators. House, location and SER
vice highest class
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
OUR NOBLE RED MEN
SHOULD Be MADE CITIZENS
TAc ln0kaa ahouSd b. Gives . ChAncs
% Oeseaop-.Ths se&scrvsstas
syssea. ~ lssrlr . k'aiiare.

fAs Indians In this country. TO b.
gin wisA." aid Dr. Lyman Abbott.
when ] aAlesd that ~mineat asthoeity
- give NE IN ties of the present con-
dillon Of ths real Americans. were
placed ON reservations about twenty
years ego. the kieA being ~ keep them
on land of their own. among them
selves, until they could be educated
and fitted for civilised life. The In
diana did not rain anything by that ex-
prviDent A. the present tins the In
dians on the New York state r~servs-
tioo are night In tho heart Of civiliss-
ton. and yet they are a. sncivilised.
immoral, pagan In . great maro In
stances, at least. as their brethren In
tho far west
1T wss ~ the Lake Mohonk confer
enee. about 1855. that the reservation
system was 6rst effectively opposed.
A Q result the bill 10 divide the land
smAne The indiana in ssverslty posed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

CaicAoo, May 3.-There vas . little
bulge in wheat at the opening this morning.
caus.'d ~ the local scalping clique making
a blum at buying. hut IL did not last long.
There ~as heavy business In corn. The
brilliant; weather was the controlling In
r;uence. Closing showed a decline from
.fsning price. III lc for July and &C for
SEPTEMBER. Oats were quiet during the
greater part 81 the s~-sion, closing mt from
a To tsc lower. Trade IN provisions WIS
light. and 80 were the changes in prices.
Hog recsipts were only .0D head. and prices
for them s. higher. The cio~ing quotations
show an advance Of tareiy 81 In pork. "A
decline Of from S to nc In lard and no
change whatever in ribs.
Ciosing prices:
wsaAr-Aay. &c, July. 7%c; Septem-
t.r. &c.
CokS-May. 81 &C; July. lisc; September.
EA.c.
OArs-May. ~ c; June. - &c: July, Isle.
PoaK-uay. Gi.O; July. SLID; Septem-
Der. $50.
LAKD-May. sio25; July. 5000; Scpsem-
hs.r. 81 LOO.
Rin--May. s1o.X; July. Slo.25; Septem-
10 ttO "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Sgw Iosx. Nay 3.-fLosh-<luiet, held
FIRMLY.
wnsAr-Duil. lover. steady closing No. =
r.d. May. 7ssc; June, Tie; July. Hc;
August. -oAe.
tosS-D,sll, essier closing steady. May.
tAe; June. Esse; July, isNc; August,
Sstc; September, t9t.c.
Oirs-Du.l. easier; No. 2, spot, 3sc; No.
2sh'e. il'.e.
LAID - Easy. quiet; western steam
clo.sa si0.s5 asked city at SO. I'D 1870
PosA-<yuies, nrm; old mess. IL - new
do. >-5.oo.
CHErss-Uiie'. western steady; state. old.
sis,gl2e; do new. large Ohite, siata io51c.
CosTHs-options opened quiet: points
up ta 10 down closed firm. unchange to -
10 n,s up. May. ti5isa 1880; June. $i5.3S; ;
suly. si5.o6.d 1873: August. $l5.u6; sep
temt~r. 3il7Sd lao; Deccinher. $ia.6od
$50.
SoaAz-Ra~, dull. firm; fair refining.
quiet c~ntrifugals. IS deg. test, Az asked !;
refined quiet. hrm of A. IL icss5'sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

But few changes have taken place in
the local market the past week. Wheat
Fell from 81 Ia ~ cents on Thursday. the
sales being quite limited. Flour has
held its own. with fair sales Ut quoted
prices Corn remained firm all the
week AT ~ cents. and dropped Ia 81
cents Saturday. Rye took n jump from
q, 10 20 ccnts on Saturday. The market
was steady and finn. Ground feed took
a tumble - 81 per ton. ana il now held
AZ err. Corn meal sl-p suffered de
cline 20 OIL per ton. and .s not quoted at
sl95O Potatoes are firm AT 40 cents
per bushel. being an increase - > cents
per bu-hel during the past week. All
kinds q groceries have remained firm
AMI unchanged The same can be said
~ hay. leather. hides pelts wood and
seeds. We quote:
Garm P~siuc~.
Mars ~rass-ss ior ysr round.
N.rrs -vErr-sssssS PER gallon
R,-rrss -i~s5r ter ,osad.
kssa--itc ~ aosn.
Iofaros--7ur Frr i,ssshei-
Bsss=-Hand p3cke,i. 81 - r~r trsshsi.
naSss-F-ncy white. ~ r~r p.rIaa.
Irrr,.-Hesd. Ia; dollhouse. 10 pr
pound.
TAs~Iss-2< Ter dozen.
1sssoa~---s5r I-'r h'isasi
INs-sgFs-ss p.r rafsis@l
Fs.xrapr q t,ysfsR- - Ter iotsn.
o., Tsr h'f-iisl-
i4aFt A~r iofi sc T~r f-riud.
ksri-uss- nntbaas-a. - - pet dorm
htiftrh.-
Aprs - fie'i = Pr hostel
ff~ass al ~ gsr hD-hei G-sYn. So id-a
r. ,iasea t,unct~-
iioH-saABs-r t,rR...l. sns&c 81 gallon.
Wsrss tsEe- - - darn.
NsSn~f foS- a.. Pc tn.
AsvsRsGs ~ a. Fssf tpx S,s'isirrs.
" sHs,sfss g. Fsf Gsffnd.
NJ e. 30 dessu h'Inshs-.
tassgGFs- ~ ~ f-ssi.i
p,suifFg
lie Hisssy. Ia L. ars---d ifc
i8ssel.l sasss sas fs-stss - ~ tife--ssi
fbsftz
flss. fa-l. tsaif af~-sssi lSfft-
ilse sld -,-s-*sss af~ ise--ssi. iafAs,
to- 8.s.ss iiss ~ is~--ssi tssisst
f4-s s~~ss flfttA fs--~rs i&sifa
tF.siasr- o. esss % - atsssa.
Bate. ED ssss- " hs,.s-.se t,'ss-s
Ca.Hissy -rss-~ -.fisfs-i sais. -
Ess-. ffr-'., -, aas~a q sn
bs~.h wsss-
60 fa..fH.ftf tff+
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

r.. -. 49,. - -.
Il ~. 80 -. - - -
~ feir - rs..i-.a~ess.
-. ecpes.--4-< - -
- 6.lo1t-.i 49, - - 4
IA. n s.nr.s ~sT -. Il
lTNs 1900. IA 40 f..ss
lthr -. n. An Ri IN -
and vkii. th.s ..s,st-,~r~,.5
,ou. "a An r,.e~k ss ~
fi..e~. Won Asve ses "a a.
xiervensxl a. - !.
rom. f.ir ,.,ins - -.
lTher'll 4. a No. :. 4 -.
.thnt tir~d l.rii.- w.li
N,rine ths,u~Ass - hos..:
jfhe n~w - In "a. -.
shos~l lii 4. nis... -.
kucloruity tAsA - .,ne n
|h<,~s sr>ess.s Ia ha~nnd
% q "A infinifrD Bue
yell ali sovs - 80
Iwe s,anN nfgorv1 a. us-.ss
the uafur,I nrs.vr-. |.
.~~,s>~r .h.r 49, = =. -.
Itsk. ,.ivast.er 60 No.
lvhen a.. u,,rl.i's nas,.,s
Ith,oh in ru,so.: ~ HI
roncurrrnt scasn ~. :
'r,,~h An = s,n~,e -.
S,ou.i sa.. hunsir,.a 800. -
..rsiinary Co.,: ve dar,p +
Ir,msin 90, fr,,m erA..i
IT, Who can sak. n in
.nov vill ina msny sdvan.
Itsrr~ nrineinaI smons
CN,ch arr sl,.r.os n
crowd. and cooi vcnthcr.
An That .nvon. can u.,.
sik,v rnny = NOV a. te
.rrn-sA~ce mr., ehoio.r
Irn,ms 10 - hsd toasy than
al time % o,me-trulns
Are Ie.. crov,is.f. ls~t,cr
meals. NOR sat,.fsctloo in
every vav. Nv contrnst
With lonv vintrr. n iii lie
lsvfuiI, koe on an vrouc.i.
Ivhsp 4 vsts Rot In .hore
~o no.-.nd vh~u eoinc
fhink ~ ~. return .n3
Inns . rr,,rd trim s,..k.a ~.
the Chir,oo q Vert Mich.
o., WS.s When NON
Are r~.d, 40 come home
Ivn,,ri .-,,s a. ou;cL.
ard = iii b. .s.r, =, On.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

~ b.riy treats body
To ass q Rye.
IT, t.dy tells a i-'iy
Which H. best "a try.
4! the pair their eyes are wiukin-.
Here's th. ress@sn why
Ten 10 one they fnth are drinking
Royal Ruby Rye.
"Royai Ruby" Rye Whisky il
guaranteed absolutely pure AID
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attcsts it, merits
II IL "A rye that is Rye. rec
commended for the invalid. the
couvule=Ccnt aud the Counois-
seur. put mp on honor ani quail
i,y guaranteed. tBottlcd ut dis
tiilerv1 ROYAL WINE Co,
Cue aGO.
Ask for ~, $50 per quart
bottle For sale by Scrioucr *
Aldworth. Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Phys,e,sns Ouidoos.

Ny wife has been suffering with o..
male trouble - the reyercrt kind for
over thre~ years ! hav. paid -, during
the is-t three months and she had No
reli"f She hal d0etorcd continually
With the i,-st - physicians
bought thr-e battles each - Dul
lams Great German Female Uterine
1onic ard Dullssls t,fcat German
Bl,--i. LAYER. S,omseh aui kilney Cure
and ian cay t-isy that she - entirely
cured W ~ ItHpeLrt
Nsorn a. ,sf,se ne "a ,hts = Il ,isy
juns l<,i Joa~ e b,tIAs
Notary Public. '.sness-e County. Flint
Mish
fuf saie st scfitnsf A Nhisurth =
drug si.fs. ~ - M"ar~ street
White No I . bieh~y = Aitans NJ
sss tfsF.iing ia Kansas BE- pss taken
Violently 80 18th shftefs u,oftsan lie
failr.i a. dfpg siute a. at sina n,u,ii
cia~ asd TIE druggist recommended
hsfflsfiaits tuiiF hssiofs aat
bisfffsssa tis-u4efy sB hishlt ~ eon
sis.ie.i =, ~ 3, The ss-uh sss 80, ss-
d1si- ssiisf ssd ZEE d~@- susrd hisa
e.. ED i~sely q - ls.ie f6S i-s-sl ssssi-
listnf SOL s.ftiHs sise u assef falls
s 80. - y s4ssi'u5s iHlssist
$50 - hsnDss stSesI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

fo<pov. May 9Th. grain markets
otened this morning easier At Liverpool
wheat vas rnther easier. red winter I'D
Iower. corn al lower. aud In more demand
a, the daciine: -four al lower. London car
goes OF California wheat unchanged; float
ing cargoe- Of wheat very dull. Wheat and
corn on passage ca-ier. A. Mark Lane
wheat was very slow; corn weaker. Tn.
French markets were quiet. The imports of
wheat into Liverpool the past three days
were l6s.0O bushels, including IL. 90
bushels Of American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Entirely Satisfactory.

w. j. Arkell. publisher - Judg. and
Frank Lcslie's illustrated Newspaper.
writes:
"JrDGE BrILDiSu.
Cor. Fifth Ave. ard Sixteenth ST..
NV YoRk. January Ia. 1891.
about three weeks since. while sui
fering from n severe cold which had
settled on my chest. ] applied AN All
COINS PoEors Plastic. and in a short
time obtained relief
In my opinion. these plasters should
te in every household. for use in case ~
coughs. colds. sprains bruises, or pains
80 any kind. ] know that in my case
the results have been entirely saiisfac-
tory and beneficial"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
BEARS TAKE A HAND
AID Attempt 10 Make the Bulls
Dance Lively.
BUT TINE EFFORT WAS FUTILE
Dee piss All Fvssssss sAs l~s.sss eps sAe
DAY Wese Leas TAAa One Pr
Gent ~ sAe SeockA
BUT TINE EFFORT WAS FUTILE
Nrw Yoxx. Nay 0.-Aonsy on cali

Nrw Yoxx. Nay D-Aonsy on cali
la per cent
Pus,ed rates aSk0A9o
The stock market wss comparatively
quiet today. The market opened stroeg
and advanced shasply. bat . reaction
soon SO in and decline u aga p~s
c~at snsued- The trading element Vas
disposed 10 take the bear side. and
hammered she list and succeesied IN
forcing considerable amount II long
stock. The enormous increase IN the
bank reserve vas looked upon a. q bull
Argument but the traders who are short
took prompt measures 10 countcract
n. eject. aud persisted in their sales The
huying ~ss considered letter than srliing.
The i0s>- = for the daY we're l.al per cent
out..ds II feS II tn. sIecialities- sAiss
we're lp.Ea. including i5.el3 unlisted
>fa<k>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

ryiox Srocx YAnps. Chicago. May 20.
Ca,tle--Receipts. sd; market steady; com
mon Ia EXTRA steers. a.10a6.l0: stockers
ned feeders, G-'5.d%.o; cows and heifcrs.
N.75.a&ss.
Hogs-Receipts. 7.m; market strong and
81 higher; heavy. E.sods.Ss; iniscd and
Sheep-Receip.-. 1909; market steady |;
poor To extra, 3.5Oas.O; lambs. A.ooa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

st'tsisat - nersosss diseases. ard aathce
"a ulsuy nt'se'd treat.s-~ GA tho latter .acjeCt
losz siars rssaiixs>d thi. truth ct tnss rrr.t
statement. and hts Restorative Sers-Gs
l. preptr-t on that principle. Ito success
la citftu< a. di~rs~-s arising frOm dcrans'>-
meas OF IN. nfrNps1s system ~ woEde -
fat as tho thotisanG. 20 unsolicited te-,iran-
Mats In pe--s-ssion ~ the company nsnUfai.-
turing The remedy tmply pr,s-.
pr Nils EssoratlVs >crvtae l. \ s~iistl.
rcmefy toe all n.rrou> diseases. such as
bradsrss. nrrvosts debility. prS-trstion.
si.cpls s-nee~. dizziness hystsria. ~ssual de-
bllity. 81 Nitu- dame. epilepsy. ct. II Ii
sold ~ all druggists on a positive guarantee.
OF cent dir~srt by this pr. Miles Medical 20.
tlshart, Ind. ON res.-ip' ~ price. u Irr bot
si~. sfN bostl~s tor ~ sSpr~s prcpaid-
kssfSrstise >ervine positively eoaialao no
eelAsss VI dangerous drusA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22


s.uE. fits ltt!s
snlte lflsss sIrs
tAs serss@ sh'ch
coE seF the 1arSo
frs from ne
nce % scnteFs IA
eve part sf N,
bats ,.st ~ tho
eisctrh' ''4-re1f .
cun FcJ ga ah,ns
Z a = ~ .r4Dh
sf~-s 90 - cry
station. isrso oe
snaii Orsiiatrv
phy1 ians tail 10
Tvst~i thss tact.
fn-ts oil q srat-
In tae us I've .'-n-
tcfs To- tie -su-s
OF fis' IA Orders
90 sag tnar~fr,Ssa
thrF 6F eat The
part aIcrtssi
frankila Mlis~
~ %. LII H.. ths
highly celebrated
spe ftattst ant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Dsrsorr Mich. May D.-Wheat-No. 2
r,,d. cash. &c asked; July. &c bid; August.
75isc. No. I white. ca-h. lie asked.
Corn-No. =. cash. s3s.c.
Oat.--No. white. cash. Sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
NRRoUyDED BY NSTERY!
Il Great Mistake.

4 re~ens discovery 10 thss hssdsrhA
lisxins.~. taiias-S confusion 70 ia. mind.
e.. ara dls 10 deraassarnt VI tho nerve
eensers vhlrn sxgsiy this brain Nth nerve
forc.. thai Indigestion. Dyspepsia. ns'arsixia.
sind IN stomach. etc. arise frcal the is range.
nsnl q tAs acrvs eoaIsrs supply az ttess GO.
sacs vita nerve sui or fBrce. This Il ksviss
true of uAay diseases OF tb. besFt snsi ian,ss.
The nave sysf. "a - Ike . telegraph stem.
- siil Do @ea Dp Tho scsossk al y Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

SBIScIEs-Star Star, 10 inches. clear, s.
pr thousand.
No. =. hive inches clear butt, 1925 per
thousand.
Sound butt, tl'15 pcr thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 per thousand.
Lath, No. ] white pine .........-...... $500
Lath, No. . white pine ......... 2.s5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

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taexa ~ afsse~s .s4 s-~s sFffssfH sfsets A
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fss ~ ss,s4ts rssssssi fF~sti.t - Dee
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Tees - Ku sgflsAEs. -. u nsAss-ss a
a. fkss-salskls r.