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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

LANsiSG. Mich. April The house
tonight ~ent into COMMITTEE. Il the
~hs,lo aud passed a Few minor bills
while ia committee. Shortly after the
cpasmittco ro-s Mr. sumner offered
cuncurrent resolution providing foe
comm ittessT IL i've. txo from the senate
anal threc from the house. Ia 20 Ia Chi
cage and make arrangements tor the re-
ception u the legislature when 1t at
tends the opening n the worlds fair.
He wanted the rules suspended 80 that
the r--,lut!o might b. adopted tonight.
Mr. bishop opposed a.. stating that the
legislature should give zap the idea If
gang u Chicago and STAY here and at
trnd 10 business tie was hacked up by
several other members. and by a vote
ths resolution seni over Tor a day.
Uudog the rules. all Appropriation bills
we're made the special order for W cdnos-
day aS2 . IA.
IT," ssuatr had barely quorum.
Central Lsior union 81 Grand Rapids
ssse,t for IA. pas~igs, II Nc,'inleys in
t.rc-t hall. Both houses adjourned until
. 2. m. TUESDAY.
The governor will tomorrow is~ue hlr
Arbor day PROCLAMATION. April - Is tho
day ut.
There u a stroog feeling tonight
against the legislature attending the
op-uing II the worlds fair IN a body and
charging the expense II the trip Ia the
state. but nevertheless II looks. FROM a
conservative standpoint. "a IL tho house
and senate will attend IN "A body and the
state all bc ASKED Ia settle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

The santa Re Mechanics Admit q
HiunGier and WORT.

TorExA, Kan. April l0.-About one
hundred 81 the 40 men employed IN the
locomotive shops Of the Atchison. To
p-ka 4 Santa 70 railway, who struck
Saturday. returned 10 work this morn
INK. Nome II the men in the car shops.
who, the machinists claimed. would
JOIN them. are out today. There are
enough men ia the locomotive shops Ia
keep up with the daily repair work. but
not enough Ia do any general overhaul,
ing. The strikers have not congregated
about the shops and there Is no excite
n,ent Should the strike continue Tor
several days nearly all Of the men in the
car shops will les laid Of. as there will be
no work for them. No attempt has been
made by the company to I'LL the
places 81 the strikers and none will DE
made until every possible effort has been
made to settle the trouble. The men
who are out will not discuss the cause
II their grievance. but admit that the
wages offered by the company are en-
tirely satisfactory. They insist. how
ever. the company shall sign a contract
with the union. which the company
positively refuses To do. Some 1t the
union members are at work today and
others say they will return tomorrow IL
the strike is not declared OIL before that
time.
DENVER. April l0.-Advices received
AZ the Santa Fe Offices in this city are
that the strike % machinists at points
In New Mexico has ended and the men
will return To- work. They concluded
that they had no grievance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

cold feet. pain i'm side and about the
heart. and great loss Of strength /
commenced To- take DR.. Grcenc's Ner
vura blood and nerve remedy. and from
the very first dose began 10 improve.
and after taking five bottles ! must say
| cannot speak loud enough in its praise.
1T cured me when everything else
failed. hope every one else afflicted IN
the same way Will Try DR.. Grccuc's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy.
Such evidence a. this ~ certainly
enough "a demonstrate conclusiyely that
Dr Greene's Nervura blood AMI nerve
remedy is the greatest and surcst If all
health resiOrcrs. II ~ the l'cst possible
remedy Ia take "a a spring medicine 10
inviguraie the blood. strengthen the
nerves and CIV. hcalthy and natural
action To- all the organs. II * purely
vegetable aud harmless. ami sold 10y
druggists for 81.
II Ia tho discovery arl prescription -
the noted physician. Dr. Greene - Ne.
- West Fourteenth street. New York
city. the successful specialist in curing
nervous aud chronic dia,ases. eho can
be CONSULTED IN all eases tree. personally
ar 10y letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
THOSE IMPEACHMENT CASES.


LINCOLN. Neb.. April 10. The Judges
IL the supreme court az Nebraska met
as court Of impeachment this after
noon Tor the first formal hearing Of state
officers and OK officers. Each II the de-
PENDANTS was represented 10y counsel
and there appeared as prosecutors the
Legislative committee and three attor-
ncys who assisted in preparing
the articles Of impeachment FIX
Treasurer Hill and ex-Auditor Ben.
ton announced that they would
question the jurisdiction Of the court on
the ground that il was unconstitutional
Ia bring impeachment proceedings
against ex officials. but ex Attorney Gen
eral Lecse declared himself ready for
trial. After some further discussion the
court issued rule requiring the attor-
neys for Hill and Benton To file their
pleas in abatement next Monday. which
will I've heard week from mex, Friday
General Leese will answer by next Mon
day and the others two weeks from to
day. The hearing 81 the cases on their
merits will occur three weeks from to
day.
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WHAT BOTH SAY.
Husband and Wife Are Led 60
Give Evidence,
And Their Evidence Agrees IN
Every Particular.
4 Matter Which Caused the
Greatest Excitement and
Comment.
WHAT BOTH SAY.

ArsrHKLrTx. Mich. Interesting events
have taken place in our small town.
The matter concerns Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Warner, Who are we'll known
and highly respected citizens Of Auster-
litz, and both husband and wife tell the
same story. Mr.. Warner 10 prominent
merchant here:
Il have been troubled said Mr..
Warner. with paipitstion It the heart.
kidney troubles and nervousness and IN
somnix 10 such an extent that could
not sleep nights. but would have to SIT
up in my chair for hours at time,
Il also had dizzy spells, and half II the
time my feet and legs to my knees were
ike chunks 81 ice. paid dollars and
dollars for medicines. but might better
have thrown my money into the stove.
Il began to despair and give up as
lost IL the world. when one day no
ticed an advertisement in TnE GRAND
RAPiDs HERALD II DIR. Greenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. thought 1t
the last chance but without the least
hope l began 10 take this medicine.
Il began to feel better right away. j
have not slept 50 we'll in ten years.
used To have no appetite. but now
eat well and have an excellent ap
petite. The palpi,ation stopped
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
WILL FIGHT IN DECEMBER
Corbett Say. Mitchell Will Know His
lmps-net rnble Irft.

CLEvxLASp. April 10. James j. Cor
tett began a return engagement at
the Lyceum theater here tonight The
event vas made the occasion for tho
professional debut ~ Mrs. Corbett aud
Mrs. ". \. Brady. both 10 whom are
extraordinarily handsome women. Cor
hot, sas shown the dispatch from Mon
fre,l. in which II was stated that be and
Brady while drunk had assaulted "A
hacsman. Corbctt said: The drunk
was on the other side. The hacxman
Was as full az he could be- and still live
and offered 10 aght me then and there.
Brady picked him up anil carried him
o,if q the hotel. and got an awful punch
90 the eye FOR IL.
Mr.. COrtetts attention WA also
called IN the doubts 70 his sincerity in
accepting the purse offered by the
Coney Island cluh. inasmuch a. IL ap-
pears Almost certain that the fight Vill
Dot - allowed to take place there Tie
said Ira regard % u. Il do not claim to
te iANycr 10 not know much about
III. avs q New York. bra tho club cor
tainly knows what shos u had when II
pat Up - Forfeit 20 guarantee that II
could get the match ~ know. too.
that Mitchell and are going Ia bght
for the worlds championship next D,-
cembcr II the Coney Island club can
not give the fight. u Will 20 on Iu-t the
same. see In Mitchell's sypdicate
letter that be saws "a" pugiii-t ever hal
an imysnetrabie left. and that has been
ny observation. I think | have one.
however. that - impeGetrshle a. FAR "a
h.. - concerned You can be SURE -
Just ous thing. tina; ia. that Mitchell
and I will tight newt December"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11


before the first bottle was half used.
My nerves are 80 improved in strength
that both my wife and my self are
amazingly surprised. My feet and legs
have become warm and comfortable as
they used tn be.
Before | took DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy felt blue and
took no interest in any thing or anybody.
but now l enjoy myself and feel like a
new man. My customers and neighbors
say look better than ! ever did.
Il believe DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and mere remedy il the best medicine
on this earth. and say with all candor
that | would not be without il in my
house il it took my last cent To buy ii.
for il has done me more good than all
the medicines | ever took put together.
II any one wishes To write me concern
ing my cure. they are at liberty To do SD.
and will gladly answer all inquiries
Mrs. Mary J. Warner, his wife. says:
Il was troubled with dizzy spells and
sick headache. and was very nervous.
My appetite was poor, and ! could not
sleep half the night
Il was also troubled with chills and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Is A FIGHTING PRIEST.


Sr. Louis. April lO.-The Rev. Mar
ten 4. Brennan. the heretofore popular
pastor of ST Lawrence O"rooles church
on Fourteenth and O'Fallon streets.
created quite commotion at 9:l5
o'clock mass Sunday. by driving all
those who stood in the rear vt the
church ont II the building. Come To
the early masses or pay 10 cents for a
sea" were his orders. and those who
Needed him not were forcibly elected in
the raid.
He knocked down two or three per
sons who resisted. and but FOR Chief ~
Detectives William Desmond and De
tective Smith. WI ON il appears were
among the eject "a ones. a crowd II
quick tempered Irishmen would have
mobbed the little priSst. The raid &C.
Cured during the elevation, when those
81 the congregation who had paid for
their seats were bowed in prayer. and
the row IN the rear gave them quite a
fright. The crowd struggled through
the narrow side doors. crushing and
Jamming each other like panic stricken
crowd escaping from burning thea
ter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
a Life Assurance Concern Violates the
Law. or Illinois.

SrRrNGFIELp. ILL.,. April l0.-Attorncy
General MoIoney will begin suit IN the
Cook county circuit court IN few days.
demanding the removal of the officers 81
the Total Abstinence Life association ~
America. whose headquarters are in
Chicago. For three years past. II il
said. the corporation has managed i's
affairs loo=elyl AID the state auditor has
watched 'he( company with much con
Germ. Insurance Commissioner Hub.
bard and corps Il examiners. who
have been considering the matter Close
". to-day reported that the company has
violated the law governing assessment
insurance associations in fifteen psrtic-
ulars. II Mr.. Moioncys examination -
the company'- affairs results a. he an
tictrates. he will further ask the court
e. clos. up the business aud dissolve the
corporation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Two Towns Give Him . Hard Reputa-

LrrrLE Rock. Ark. April I0.-Chief
- Police Mcmahon received tso letters
to-day. one from cif,ren - Coahsma
Miss. the other from 4. Potter. super
intensieut - a secret service company -
Dallas. concerning Burkhsr,lts career
in these towns. = \. Car,ler of Goa
horns ,ay- that Burkhart Was tole
graph operator al Lulu in l,S,. that he
robbed al express package containing
si0O and vs- driver out - town He
pss arrested and taken To- ClsTk-
dale. While in search ~ sumo one
"a go on his bond. he found hole m
the Sidewalk through which he fell Tie
sued the town for .lno. but 'he suit
WA dismissed Detective Potter writes
that h- worked MP ca=e sgsins; BIN
several years ago az Malvern. shere 20
vss charged with "ductoriug tickets
far mere than the tariff rate. pDcketing
the balance.
Hickey. the alleged murderer Il John
VI Clayton. viii he examined AZ Nos
rilirOn on Wednesday Burkhar,it vill
then tell them who pssi the st.OO Tor
the commission - the murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

On the policy held by simon l. fraaS.
fornaeffy q Baltimore, Md befos- De
dlsst il seems be had almost as much
difficulty Ia decsdias ~ho should lie lis
b~Ieficiaries as bis heirs and the courts
ARE having. When Ia August, ls.y. he
.ls44fesi Ais lie for so.Dsp ia tie Con
inerclal Mutual Accident company. he
had t.d~ ard l. Prank. his brother, writ
tea - beneficiary. Alter thanking The
matter over again. hs cuechsde-t that his
sifs wss the one sho should tsnert by
als death. Ae,,ociingiy. he had the in
sunsaes company vrito her ssme ia
place Il bis brother. Before Simon
could bring himself a. make aaother
change he and his w,fe were both killed
In July, 1852 they sercia Saiiisahcoun-
~. IN this state. A train run over
them IN a railroad crosstng. Mrs. Mary
smith. mother II che deal wife. Vas APP
painted administrator u her property.
She began suit against the insurance
company for the policy money. She Will
have IA prove that Mr.. Frank died first.
II he died first the law says she Is en-
titled ~ the insurance. On the other
hand IL she died first the money will go
10 the next of.k kim The burden IL proof
is 90 Mrs Smith, though both husband
and wife were killed apparently At once.
In the same accident. the lav prcsumes
that the man lived the longer. The
ssxes Of the lAw claim that the man
being stronger and more able to endure
the shock than the woman. the WIFE
would he the more likely to die first.
The case came up today on motion of
the defendant To require the plaintiff to
fi.e security for costs. Judge Brown.
however. denied this motion. rs Mrs.
Smith had got t:.sOo from the railway
colnpany as damages for the killing Of
her daughter, and al the same was on
deposii with the Lawyers Trust com
pany the court said this Was sufficient.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

NV YosK, April lO.-The election by
the New York presbytery today II dele
gates Ia the general assembly at Wash.
ington resulted in the choice
of the Rev. Doctors Alexander.
Tompkins. Brown. Spinning. Booth.
Chambers and Wylie. Ii is regarded
"a victory for the Briggs men. The
hrst four named are supporters 81 DIR.
Briggs and the other three are anti.
Briggs men. The lay commissioners,
the alternate ministers also show
Briggs uen IN the majority. but 81 the
alternate laymen five are anti Briggs
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

SsN FR,ScI-co. April 10. The Unite,i
- Honolulu and is now being made
ready at Mare leland Ia sail Tuesi ay
IL ~ stated on good authority that she
vii relieve the Boston. winch will re-
turn here and 90 into dry dock. Her
further movements are "A matter OF con
lecture. but II IL anticipated 10y naval
officers that she may lie ordered la
Boring sea. TIE Ranger will sail for
Bering sea TUESDAY and will hc followed
to- the Bear ou SATURDAY,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
EARTHQUAKES TEKKORs.
Many Villages Totally Ruinssd in Nest
eru srrsia Yesterday.

BsLcs,oE. April lo--An earthquake
shocked niost districts IN Seryia early
this morning In western Sersia the
shock was especially severe. Near Pc
zar-wstz and along the MoraSia river
villages were devastated. and the people
sprang from their teds Ia run. half
clothed. To the fields. Round Chupria
and Syillsnatk. in eastern SerSia. great
assures were torn in the earth. From
Livadiea similar phenomena are re-
ported Large streams 1t warm water
and yellow mud still How from the ,is-
sures. Thousands Il houses and many
churches have been wrecked Public
buildings have been rendered too dan
gerous for occupancy. In the districts
where the heaviest shocks were felt the
people are afraid 10 return o. the villa
gcs. and are living in the fields
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
IT MAY Be MURDER
Mystery Surrounds the Death
Of Martin Cole.
SOME or HIS CASA MISSING
NJ. Gras3iaiasxhs~v FIssAiy Relieves
the Oh GsentluusAr ~ - poisssnrsi
ns Purposes OF Robbery.

DsFkoFr. Micn. April l0.-Martin
Code. :: years Old. Aad living AZ No. ~
CRANKY avenue. died sudisaly IL ,
ociock saturday afternoon. and his
granddaughter. Emma Cole. who kept
house for him. SUSPECTS foul play. She
hal been Waiting Al her fathers house,
Asd ~hen she retained Saturday found
the Old uAa dead A revolver and go
we're missing from his room. and che
throws out dark hiats about his having
bssa poisoned Coroner B-&tcher wlli
have an autopsy held and slli hold al
inquest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

were at their ID ht Domitt JACOBS.
catholic Armenian. cut a cfoes With
p-sckesknlfs IN tableeloth In the hous-s
Il George Duiiowe. xhese one u the
feasts .as held Tbs led % light
= hieh was silourned u the street
Clut-. knives. pistols and stones Mere
used. and the tight lasted over al hour.
A detachment u police ssoolsed down
on the lighters and sixteen - them were
arrested. over score were badly
wounded several being cut, and one Was
shot in the hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

San FEANcIsco. April IN \ decree ~
final distribution 81 the rstatc ~ Mira
HOPKINS Sesrlc- Was signed by Probate
Judge Coffy today. Under the decree
Timothy Hopkins receives all the prop
erty III the state belonging to the 10
ceas.d 1t IL valued AT sl.ss0.0c0 and rs
a portion 81 s2s0.ts0 allotted Ia hifn
under the terms II compromise IL the
will contest;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Pun E,r Van Itrss-f.

Nsw ioss. April 10 The Concy
Island Athletic club has signed DANNY
Russell - Bridgeport. Gem. Co meet
Johnny Van Heest next Monday night
instead - jimmy lynch. sho wss "a
stie "a get down 10 -. pounds Thcy
siA fight ten rounds Tins vii - tie
preliminary bout - the ehsmplonsfl .
tatfle between Tom Williams aud Bil b
smith
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

NV foRK. April Ia The speed trial
% the new cruiser Detrnt took place
to-day ~ Was so this morning before
the anchor was up. but when she got
veil on her cours. in the afternoon - .
went a; 10 lake race horse Admiral
Beiknsp and other members Il TIE
hoard expressed themse yes "a we'll
ILeas..d Nlfh Tie trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE.
Eight Persons Seriously Injured at st.
Louis Yesterday.

ST. Louis. April lO.-ln a street
car collision this morning at the corner
of Tenth and Wash streets half o dozen
people were seriously injured. Two
electric cars on the Benton and Belle
Fontaine road crashed into a horse car
Of the Northern Central line. and the
following were badly injured: John
Doyli. Joseph DENIM. Frank Lemgusa,
Salvador Lanargo. Vincent Deblos. An
tonic Gardu. Joseph Sausi. Nicholas
Lagusa.
All the injured are Italians.
John Doyli and Salvador Lanargo
were badly injured about the head and
shoulders. They were taken To the hos
pital The others were only Slightly in
jured and were removed to their homes.
The accident was caused by the neglect
Of the motorman on the BELLE Fontaine
car 10 apply the brakes promptly.
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TO DRILL TIL. FLEET.
Admiral Ghcrarsii Thinks More Prac.
ticc Is Very Profitable.

FoRT MONROE, Va. April 10. -Ad-
miral Gherardi has decided. to have an
other practice drill with the squadron
before any more foreign visitors
arrive The vessels will sail at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning il
the weather permits. A northeast
storm il now working up the coast.
which may delay the departure until
Wednesday. The Philadelphia with
Admiral Gherardi. will remain in the
Roads To receive any foreign visitors
that may arrive during their absence
As Rear Admiral Benhams Gutranks
Admiral Walker he will command the
maneuvers while the fleet 10 outside.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Fosr Noxsos. Va. April ~ Chsun
coy N pepev arrived at Old o., nj Cfrs
foci "a h,s special ear yesterday bring
iug DE-. Mshr. BIZ family physician 30
So Mrs iep~s. sbo - * ~ tire tisg,.ia
hotel. and - hs uiil now to tasen house
where she can receive letter care.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
IT'S A QvEER woNAv

a. ~-,s-~u. w. sn sr~ixorssiux sorhs .
~--.Hs-x srt srr~rss,~oirg n-srire s~s+s~
~ k----s,s t.ss-. " III eniy -~sr~stv f-r
.,s,sn.ns -hrus,e v~sso-,->s snd gr.sulsrt
49, -hst's s-s,-s-f~-Sf =. hrrcft ~ e.r..
en-. -sasss~v psid ssr q r~fansi-st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

LsSsISG. Mich. April lO.-The attor-
nsy general this afternoon filed an infor-
nation ON relation 10 Henry NJ Key
nolds against William May. clerk Il
Wayne county. in quo warranto proceed
,ngs to compel the latter to show by
what right he is performing the duties
20 the Office. The matter will come t.,-
fore the supreme court tomorrow morn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

ALsioS. Mich. April lO.-There 10
strong probability that another bank
will he organized here. to be- known al
thu Albion Commercial Savings bank.
Articles cili be drawn up tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Wosf-FsTsv Mas. april lA \ hloo.iy
fight cccurre.i IN TIE s~--fioa = ne city
snlsn a. Dungsrwsu ls@t evenirx TIE
s>ssiftstsOfs were sh-5at one hundred
Iarss. Arssnans snd tFnasuians The
fight ocearresi daring fhe celebration -
q spring festival Nhsss ths festivities
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MAOS0ME DESIGNS ar, ar ,, '9". .,,,, in

millinery shown hy Corr. Knott 4 Go
They are the very latest imporiatione
aud tho discriminating ladies - Grand
Rapids know that Ccrl. Knott 4 Go.
have nothing .bs, - not stylish. Many
new things have iust boon received and
are nov Icing displayed
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Rhubi,a lsrpn,slesSl.

M.ReusrrE, Mich. April l0.-Supt.
u. VI. Philbin of the Duluth. South
Shore 4 Atlantic railway. has been sp-
pointed general manager % the Duluth.
Me-aba 4 Northern railroad. In Mime
sJta
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WHICH DIED FIRST?
a Lswssit That Wouki Have Pas-
xisxl s.,tsanou.

Nsw YosS. April 10 \ very inter
came hsfcre Judge Brown IN tho superior
court. Brooslyn. today. "a a. Who ia -
titied "a the 1900 insurance money due
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Of Interest to Inventors.

The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, of
which this paper is a member.
has n standing offer of a gold
medal, valued at $50, to be
awarded to any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process of pro-
ducing newspapers is cheap
cncd, or that will be in any
way n benefit to publishers.
For further particulars adj
dress the Secretary at the Of
flee. 2O6 POTTER BUILDING, New
York.
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