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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06

They had travelled together for about an
hour in silence, but the man with the port
" vest and the conspicuous watch chain
finally succeeded in getting IA conversation
under way. His neighbor was a little man
with wobbly eyeglasses, aud in response to
an abrupt question as to whether he was
not Il literary man replied mildly;
Il have written some things
~ take an interest in literature. | come
from Chicago There's the town that com
bines art and commerce. First she went
ahead and made her business reputation,
didn't shey'
Yes"
And now she's made her literary repu-
tation Don't you agree with me"
1T must be admitted that some things
about Chicago remind one of literature
For instance, she is undoubtedly one of the
greatest penhOlders in the world"
And then his glasses almost wobbled off
as he explained that he was from New
York and must be excused if he had said
anything that sounded spiteful Washing
! ton Star
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
BLACKCRAIG CASTLE.

the highway, but is quite secluded because
of the number of sturdy trees about the
place which, fike the house, look older than
they are, every one of them having been
planted since 1S47. One of the curious fea-
lures of the place is "A bridge which spans
the Ardle, which is surmounted by cas-
Uellated house with "A transverse archway
beneath it for a carriageway. This bridge
is Of later date than the house, having been
finished only in 1885. Some of the stones
used in its construction are IL feet long and
q feet in width. They are of peculiarly
hard granite, very difficult to work, and 1t
took strong force of masons working con
stantly four years to complete the struc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
GE MS IN VERSE.



40 oolndle-s prairiss Of coo wC-u
OF all earth's lands love YOU best
Your grassy hills and nnw'ry dells
Are gentle ~ the ocean, -vells.
They stretch awe, til skies descend
And with your Ie Of beauty blend.
And all their -uulit glorics rest
Upon the pr1iriv- " the west
The gentle lophyrs as they pass
Are SOFTLY whispering 10 the grass
OF tribes now sleeping meath the sod
Which once your velvet hillucks trod.
! love IN solitude to 90
Where roamcd the deer and buffalo,
And whore the pillow has not distressed
The virgin prairies Of the west.
No wailed-in mountain home for me,
But prairics, endless, broad and free,
That stretch IN beauty all around,
Unclaimed, unbroken aud profound
Above. the blue; below, the green;
Unbending beauty spread between.
OF all earth's lands love you best
We boundless prairies of the west!
Nixon Waterman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
Heredities.

We polish over many things
And try to get them out of view.
We seek to curb their innate springs
And change them in their native hue.
We educate the intellect
And cultivate a perfect taste
That we may hold our heads erect,
With souls subdued, refined and chaste,
But edicts from a social throne,
However lordly, great and stout,
Must leave the breeding in the bone
They cannot force the marrow out,
For breeding and environment
Form cultures measure and extent,
Burton 7. Doyle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06

Angry Customer Here, boy, You're a
cheat You said, "All about the big rail
road disaster" There isn't word IN this
paper about a railroad alsaster.
Indignant Newsboy-lf you're one O.
these fellers that kicks cause they can't
have a horrible accident an 90 people killed
every day fur breakfast, don't want to
have no dealin's with ye. Gimmy the paper
hack. Here's yer cents. Mornin papers
All bout a. snrrible railroad disasterl-
Chicago Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06

a utopian scheme
for the uniilcation
of all the English
speaking couu-
tries Of the earth
in one great FEEDER
ate republic. He
is said to believe
that such a union
could be brought
about without the
n sity OF a
written constitu-
ton and to have
predicted that it
is much nearer ac-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06

Oyster smells are always necessary for
poultry, and doubly so because they answer
two purposes-irst, as a gritty substance
for grinding the grain consumed; second,
the salty taste from salt water is excellent
for them, and it is not excessively salty
but sufficient. Some rear poultry without
it, but correspondent says he cannot see
that it can be done and have truly vigorous
chickens. Exchange
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06

+. Elite, the adopted daughter of DR. Cham
berlain of Toronto, who was so severely
burned some time ago, has had the skin
from the breasts OF young pigeons planted
upon the burns and is doing as we'll rs
sonld be expected. Ottawa Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
Ode to the Workingman.

Poets may aid thee in their dulcet strains,
Inventors aid thee with their magic brains
Philanthropists love thee In their massive
hearts
Merchants vend cheap to thee at their great
marts,
Good women pity thee in thy hard toll,
Nature yield up to thee fruits of her soil.
But sweeter than all odes that sympathy sings
Is the OiCed thy employer on each pay day
briuRs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
who Shall Arbitrate?

Now, who shall arbitrate?
Ten men love what hate,
Shun what follow, slight what receive;
Ten who in ears and eyes
Match me, we all surmise,
They, this thing, and !, that-whom shall my
soul believe?
Browning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
Has TRIED II HIMSELF

~. chau,bc-ltin'. Experiment win .As
Federation .f English speaking Races.
The Rilb, lion. Joseph Chamberlain H.
b.. Who recently brought his American
wife home for visit 60 her relatives and a
,,is,,s sf ff.. Worlds fair IL credited ,,-i,1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06

Clergymen are supposed to heve a pecul-
lar talent for improving" the occasion.
How one of them did this in witty and,
let us hope, edifying manner is related rs
follows:
In early life he met with an accident
which left him with a broken nose, a de
formity about which in spite of his piety
he was known to be "A little sensitive. One
day new inquirer propounded the old
question;
"How happened you to break your noset"
The minister answered solemnly:
ITO tell the truth, my friend, the acct
dent was caused by my poking my nose
into other peoples business. ~ Boston
journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Chicago Markets

CHic,so. May 3a.--The market for wheat
started weak and about half cent lower
than II closed yesterday. The news, a. a
rule was very hsar.-h and liquidation WAS
the rule. The close all around was from :
"a Ac lower than yesterday. Corn was de
cl.ie,lly loser and started below its value at
The cio-.' If the preceding session. IL rallied
somewhat and closed IN general from Ma
S.c ah"ve the opening. Oats opened weak
hut ruled fairly steady and CLOSED FROM !, %
Ike above the opsning. which was about nc
higher than yesterday close.
Provisions started weak. There was
scarcely any trading and the closs was from
.ssrassc lower for pork. 5sd &c lover for lard
and 2Jai'r lower for ribs than yesterday.
Closing prices:
wnxAr-May. 1olc; July, 13asc; Septem-
t-.r. sos-C.
CoKS-May. Al &c; July. q &c; Septem Der,
a. &C.
OArs-May. 81 &c; June. Dlsc; July, % G.;
S.p,s inter. 3tsc.
roxx-May. $-D.3S; July, $2o.15; Septcm-
oer. $Sla,.
Rms-May. se75: July. sa.s5; sepsem-
bar. $50.
LAKD-May. Sl0l5; July. Sl0.a5; Scptem-
psr <lU.s,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Already cry arises from many quar-
tcrs that some Of the new dress mate
rails will slip in the seams. which tend
sncy Is hate,l by every woman making
OF wearing gown. Hop sackings have
been spoken Of. also serges and slcaxy
cheviots.
In many cases tho complaints are
Just. but only where the shopper buys
inferior goods. II merchants would
keep and women buy goods Of merit
only. they would never complain Of
sarns slippins. This does not mean tho
most expensive goo.is. but Trustworthy
quality. Of which there are many among
the domestic and foreign dress goods.
An open sleaxy weave Of WOODEN or
silk goods will. from ks very nature. clip
or pull In the seams il it is Ut q poor.
cheap quality. Buy reliable goods Of
medium quality. aud no matter bow
slcazy the weave they will prove suffi-
GENTLY arm TO hold tho stitching Of the
ecams II Is not necessary 10 decry Ger
tain weaves for this tendency. rs the
remedy liea with the merchant and tho
shopper. who should refuse them in
the cheapest grades. Unfortunately in
these days successful materials are often
brought out IN cheaper and cheaper
qualities. until they arc at last driven
from the markct.-Dry Goods EconO-
mist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

We DO not iuieni a. indorso any except
articles If genuine merit. ~e Therefore
take pleasure IN recommending To suffer
.rs from Piles In an form. q promp, and
permanent curr. The following letter.
speak fps thsu.s.lves.
Mr. Mary 4 Tylr. ~ IFsrpncr. Ore.
writes ono pig - Pyramid lie Cure
entirely tur,1 me - piles fr,an which l
isve snfer'~i for yrsrS. and have never
bal thelsiiFhisst rr,urn q them since.
NF y OBrlon. gosk nlars. Neb
says The pig ~ Pyramid yls Cure
'niirsly rrnoe''i every trace n hchin Z
Iiies ! cannot u.sHk voa enough fnf u
The FyfNnhi pHe t.,ec !. a se~ ett
tain p.loI'@e eure e svefy fsfsa - Isllss
II = ssf' s"r" and hfsp Any arng sis'
Nil set a ief you II y,ai asa him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Paint often p-is from white pino
floors On account If the ba.tcring which
tho soft wood gets from boOt heels. etc
One such has beeu treated in way that,
M far, promises to DO o cure. Remove
oil tho loose paint and clean tho door.
being careful to rinse of all tho soay.
When very dry. apply linseed oil. s,noh-
ing hot-hot enough - turn q white
feather q little brown. II In tten thin
and penetratas tho wood THIS will spoil
. brush of bristles. but II Is easily done
with m imitation brush Of cotton cloth
rolled On fat stick and tackled. Let
tho oil dry and harlem three or -four
DAYS, tho longer the better.
Then paint the bare portions with
paint mnsie largely u red lead. ono OF
two coats. When well dried. paint thu
whole door for uniform color. Do not
lct tho dealer make you believe his ready
MIXED Is 1.-The thing" You will get only
ochcr. and that Is earth and dirt cheap.
The metal pigments are far better. The
points 70 indst on ARE: Hot ol and thor.
ough drying 70 harden the wood and the
rcd led paint Baltimore American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Nxv Yeas. May a.-fIocs-Daii. easy !:
winter wheat, iow grades. Gtoss - per
cot
wasAr-CIs--rd trni ON a fair export de
msnd. Clselng: May. I5A.c; June. .e'sc I;
July, Sc; August, .s'sc; September.
II &C; lie csm t-cT. 500.
toss-Firm. tiorsng May. 5tc; June,
49,; July, aseei August. AZ; >eptem-
ter, tsA.c.
OAIs-firmer and fairly active. spot
prio.>: No. =. s7,a5. Slc: No. white. tliac.
IAsD-t.uiet ioser: western steam closed
al siU..-', nominal, city at $iO.0.
'OEN-Duil. steady. old mess, ST. ;
new dc. <22.oo.
CsKs.E-st.ady state, new large Whit.
ta iOc
CosTsE Options opened steady. unchanged
Ia l. I"int. up. cl,-s-d steady aud un-
changed 1" 10 points Gp. July. $i5.tsf
lao; Angus; 81. 3sa-; September. SIS. ID
eaiS.s5. Octof.rr. si5.l5: November. sl5.O;
Dvc.inheF. <ii.,5dl 5.OO. Spot kio steady.
quiet; M. .. 1919.
s,GAs-Kaw. active; fair refining. 3ssc;
cehtrisugai-. % deg. test. Ne; refined hrm.
fairly active; NJ. o. II iSa+isc, No. ..
slaill l.c (. Of \. Il lUld5isc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
HAD A DULL TIME
Bears Forced Down the Sscuri-
ties q Tn!le.
BUT WALL STREET WAS DEAD
aDa Accouns or Dsscousasina Gables
t'sssn k.ssops Whseh Acted - .
Danp<s IN she NAsks9
BUT WALL STREET WAS DEAD

NV yosk. May "a Money On call
has t~ea easy. ranging from IA "a per
esat isst l.ssn 81 - PED cent. and ciesinS
onee-d 81 "a psr e~at
Posted rates. ti.siSsim
Government bonds strong.
This wAs another quiet day At the
stock exchange. The market oPcncd
loser in sympathy With London. but the
deciins there was attributed "a naaipa
lztsoa from this side in tbs bear inter
es,s The losers ranged from ieVlA
par cen, la the general iiss aud from n "a )
pr osat Il a lee uf Me- active ssock, aud
som~ vi the ssscisit.ss- The tnnsActions
for the day assr gated oaiy isc. ~ shares.
VI which =. c'.S we're unlisted. 1he market
Ilas-..u Ia lime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

England has On. 90 unioa maA-
C,silsiA>h woadrs y - Asvs sssp h IN
man wisdom.
England h>s recsntly pst Ars nsv
eosnASe N circuktSon-
HsmAsn. Cunn. BIS of'sscd . boanty
q u fos ssch mad dos killed
Woolw,ch IN isAs nrss spp,isd mag
seso-clecsrscity 10 eiscsEcplsdns usseAiA
Thsss 10 Nd srnius in life his he srn-
ius VI snssyy and scssvity.-D. q. Mitch
ell
An elective course In swimming has
sec-ntiy hs~a opsn~d ~ he tunioss ~
VAsAar.
The coolest place Ia tina United States
n the interior Of AlaskA-00 degrees b.
low zero.
Vinegar bottles con - thoroughly
clcAnssd with few tscks. Iesrline and
hot watse.
A woman may DO Crowned with
ys.iss" and yet possess hrrsrlf In hum
bic bearing.
The people Of this country pay annu-
ally GOO. 900 .OOO for shoes and es00. 900. :
O00 for hats.
During the time Of the old Roman em-
pire tho daai bodies Of AL except suicides
werc buried
Tho year 1893 began On . Sunday and
will finiAh Ola . sunday, 20 that II will
contain So SundayA
"Ball oak. Wedgenock park. England.
was In ''full growth" at thu time wheu
ths conqueror came.
A woman's love for . strullg. chiva1-
rous man moves and controls him more
than does his love for her.
There arc less than 200 Spanisrds.
0reeks and Portuguese in any one Of the
chief cities Of the country.
"Womsn always tell tho truth, but
not tho whole truth" somewhat vaguely
repeats provincial adage.
The earliest library wns that Of Nebu-
chsdnezzar. Every book was brick en-.
graved with cuneiform charscters.
Senator Lane Of Kansas, the famous
jim Lane Of antebellum days. died in
1855 by his own hand in a fit Of mental
alteration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Serious Ra,,wsvs Acc,de nj.

Milk train, in collision. no millman turns
ur. disappointed housckeepers, coffee
without cream. \ petty annoyance 70
suliing from a neglect to keep the Gail
BORDEN Eagle Brand Cunderacd Milk in
the bouse. Order nov for future
esigencies from t,r"ccr ar Druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

C<rov Srocx YAKps. Chicago. May "a
Ca,sle-Receip.-. 500; market weak and 10
"a Ia loScr; common to extra steers. ~. 10
,as.O: cows aud heifers. $l.sSsds25.
Hog.-Receipt-. 400; market weak. ~
"a la lower: heavy, E..Bd1.6D; mixed and
medium. s. ..Da1.oo; light. $7.215d $50
Sheep-K.ceiIs-. 1909; market steady.
poor Ia choke, &i.50o SD; lambs, $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Worlds Columbian Exposition

Will ~ ~ value 20 the world by illus
traiing the improvements in the me
chanical arts and eminent physicians
will tell you tina, the progress in medi
cinal agents. has been ~ equal import
ance. and "a strengthening laxative
that Syrup II Figs is far ia advance Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The foissstne - a TO- fssftia o.
hsrn~s is-fs~i slaa- tssf Isisits'afi.sn -iib
~ astHss r-sssis r,e-s sssa ss.sf - ti- risGi
sss saes - ia. s,~sfIs- Ace
si~r' iosasfs se.i Nas&is wfrsssa
.rs n
F-ss r. bsr.f.s y ..a flis ss,-l isa
l. h.>~sf-sts =iss4. yss a -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Io<pos May st.-The grain markets
this morning were irregular. AZ Liverpool
wheat va- steady: corn unchanged. IN, buy
.rs holding oil to obtain concessions. Wheat
on passage rather easier; corn weak. The
French markets were unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

rs~arhlss 'issss4.s. n sri..-l. f.,s
,,r.is -ill - zee, g.. go .ssl.s~ss., - "A.
af-sisssssrs.i f>~t.i a.s..ss 81 ..Lis~.s.-s
- f'ifas's. e. J. q tsst4.. Dss he
Al "a. . % 40 u q. tas..ss, Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
MICHIGAN EEIRaL

'fshs az ofbsrs cfiif rre.Bs SUNDAY
lea iar sf-~t >sss ~ lssr
sl-~ptss ears er rscsf,s ard afisxtir err-ssssss
- sre frc-. t,.frssis. rsffo- rsr~ -uh 80 'fsfns
lesssss ssrsrf fspses ~ ~ ~ snd s~essre
t'-.fuss 81 - q srfts ~ ~ tsrsus isjssss Il
- % flr~-rf rrtsrseffissos - ssss a. lsrissss
vfa al tssrnst trains 49, 49, 49, k~tters
csstrsi Fsslfssse l1srsfs -r-th~fu et~tstssri-
ftt.p ~ fsfae. ten. a z q kssse- -
q ". trseLs~ . Y Al 1. Ghirsss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
lDrerplt Gram.

DETROIT Mich. May 2t.-Whes,-No. |:
red. cash. .0A.c: July. 131sc asked, August.
sc.
,orn--No. .. cash. 81. C asked.
Oars--So. white. cash. - &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Cisy TreAsurvr's OflSre.
eVa M Raass{~ M.rk Aaval aWkl

Grand aspids. Aseh.. MAJ II. $50.
Notice 10 hereby givca that the ASSESSMENT
roll for the eanstsuctissn of . sewer IN Wintss
street. from West fulton str~et IA . IoSnt =
feet south III Shawmus svcnue. 10 nov In my
hands. aud that will reerive payment thereon
for the period Of tvcnty dsys from this date ~
the cfiice OF the city tsssurer. city hall.
n. n. SOkklCk. CITY 1rssurcs.
june
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

SHiSGI E~-Star A star. 10 inches. clear, s.
Per thousand.
No. ?. live inches clear butt. $225 pcr
thousand.
Sound butt. 81. IS per thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 per thousand.
La'h. No. white pine .........S ifD
La'h, No. white pine 2.s5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Horny j. Minall Ia keynold. 4
Franklin - al. i"' 4. blk .. Eey
uold- n franklin'S adj ....& ID
Frank Fox and wife va John D. scott
and wife. lot I. blk ,. i"Weil DO
Co,rin ". Stone and wif. Ia Henry
L Wight. lots I. ?. (. 3 sad q. blk
|. Wait 4 6srdnefs -lh. ....... 1850
Amanda l.. Wight To Jo-cph ". Val
en'ine. io, -. Dunhauq' farm add
and ri a., land ,n 80 &, 1,ii 100
Henry T. Wight and wife Ia .io.eph
" Valentine. piece land on SC /.
RS. u. ..................... ..... LID
Msr,sree Taft - Winfield :. Anier-
son lo' l.. Gildsrsleeve 4 Her
ftnrf.sn stin q. ............ 80
Ms;theu- Wander TIL and wife Ia
Aeiis VeHhssr. piece land on sc
q. Crane Rapid. LOS
James l. Mcko. - nj ~ tmslis 4.
u. ~. lnt o. hik 1. Mckee 4 Nor.
man add ...-......-...... tO
James l.. Mckee "a sophia Berg.
b. ~. ~ I. Mckee a Murman-
wsFsi4 : snler-ou - Margaret
lafi ;. ~ I. ~Ctltnef 4 Isr
n,r. MIA ......... ........ 2to
q h NInsrth anA vile 80 p r.
b~nne;,. part BIT ard 5. vi
ulsrfh 3 Bowen Asld .... ...... fp
JaHte- Dgrkos and sife "a Bsuhsn
keyn1l.is. lr's q sod 8, r. aoids
Fraaklin thirSi a.iaf -.-... 2ep
Reynolds. trankiio q O.. - Ia-eI.h
fsrilrz. i0t ~ X ~. stevens
.siH san
B~ars T Wigbt - Io..th u ssisa.
'ina. las- D - sad 8. "a I.
VA. q t,snifasrs . 30
p fnsnd Ffe-7tan - bo~afiiiiia
fr~eatsE, : So - a. '~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Grand Rapid, Mich. May Il. Isa1
Notice L. hereby given that the assessment
roll for III. opening. widening and est~ns,os oi
brown avenue. from Buchanan street Ia South
Division street, IL now in M hands, and that
twenty days from this date at the Office cf the
city treasurer, city hall.
iuncs n. II. SORRlCk. City Tressurcr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

GRad Rapids. Mich. Nay n. i>o.
Notice e, hervby given shst tne ssses sasat
roll fog the eps's aaesae 81 sssvst In wesishy
asenns, from huehaaAn ptspse e ecafh i"saA
c.,v- % ymsas thsrcon fos the i-rssd ~ sv~sty
ds,s fso'a thr date st ths otf'op Of The oty
4 soakrk. us 1re...s..
iuuel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Grand Rapid. Mich. May Il, iss<s
Notice II hereby given that the ass~~srn~ns
roll for the improvement Of sweet street. from
Taylor street Ia Colt avenue. h noe IN my
hands. and that will receive payment tber~oa
for the rerscd al twenty days from this date a
tho office of the city treasurer. city hall
iune2 n. n. SORklCk. tity Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
TrSsasurs.r's NOttcc.

tny Tr-asurcrs O4fre,
Grand Rsp,ds. Mich. May y, lt<u
Notice u hercb, given that the su,ens
roll Tor tho improvement Of the alley In the rear
ii lots Il. IA. Is. IL. Kent plat, from Erie
street Ia Sqnisrs alley. is In my hands. and
that wall receive payment ther~-pn for the
period ~ twenty days from this date az the
Office Of the city treasurer. city hall
juncs ~. II. SOkRlCk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25


Grand Rapid, Mich. Nay II. tsu
Notice T. hereby given that the Ass~ssmsns
roll f.r the constraetiua VI . s-wer In the ali-y
ts-'Weet. Jetisr-on Avenue and Lsssrsve street.
rum first avenue 90 Nenham avenue. ts r.ew
in my hspds. and that ] will receive pal mens
thereon for the period al twenty dsyp fruIa this
date At the ohre of the city treasurer, city hall.
~. II SOkRlck. Csty Troasasre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Trcasur~rs NOstCv.

Trcasur~r's NOstCr.
City Treasurer Ofice
Grand Rap,is. Mich, MAJ II. isu I
Notice j. hereby given that the assessment
roll for the improvement 81 allie, te'~rrn Lyon
street and crescent svebpe. from bu.'w,ck
STREET to the alley running north and rssuth b.
tween ~ s,wick s;rr~s and Ransom street, L.
no~ IN my hands. and that I sill receive pay.
meat thereon for the period ~ twenty tiays
fr,m this date ct the ccc OF IN. city TREASURER,
city hall ~. II. SORRlCk. City Treasurer.
june
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

There IL TO change i'm the home mar
kct n the price 81 wheat and all
grads q -four. The wheat market. how
ever. ~ very weak with downward
tendency. There is little shipped by far
mers. most - them being too busy in
attending o. spring crops or waiting Tor
further ris,. Sugar remains firm and
steady. a rise q cent looked for at
any moment A private dispatch from
New York To one ~ the leading whole
sale groc.rs here. received yesterday.
stated that the reiiners there hal pur-
chased all the raw sugar. consisting -
ai0.nno hsgs. the price paid being a..
crats IL IL firmly held at &s0tl.
cents Meats - all description IL firm.
Young tsef berg held st cents mutton
s1s cents. veal 50.i cents and pork
Tss- cents. Eadi-hes are now held at
TT, cents per dozen lunches. Vcge
'.hles are quite plentiful AT priccsquoted
below:
Farm pr,.ducc.
NsrrY Sta.k-atf To- rer rosIrd
N,.fE -sEtr.-sssfdsi Yer gallon.
B,rrrs- isssoc g-sf pound.
FaGs-itc T.r d,eTn.
l'ursro.-1Dsr per tsl-hsl
RrAs<-Hsnd packed. 81 = pr h'i-hsl.
HoxEv-f sncy shl's. iec Ter pound.
Irrrr,E- Head. - ho.ho'l-e. ioc PER
pound.
f'sHurv- ~ pr dozen.
ttss.ra-2 A. pr h'ashsi.
Isp~~tp--tp. per h's~hel.
Nx.sr,sfs nvsrsas--eirc r~r DOZEN.
Srt<,cs-Rs3f-c per hushel for old. snr
fer NV.
itvft .~r-ic tsr pound.
R.nt<Hs--is5sc Ter dozen lunches.
AVIS stat . p-ef S'ishei.
n<ioVs a. ~ psr b's-hsi; green. lnc
fs,s dnfeH haurhe-,
uos=ss,fs-- -s,sss.,,i. 7's.t-ssr pr gallon
~ sFEa 4 = sss- - gsr detsn-
p,xnet rtsss Ar I.s tu-i1el.
asessssts 49, ~ g-r Heysn buuches
q ~ssassss~--.Ssr f-r rsstnd.
Nf~t LsdtN ger dueen nsuche-.
'ow-1fFs-pc scr is1-''ei.
Poultry.
live tssksr.. itfi5. for yonnsi lnssic.
e. 1T a-a--si i7-
farr ~hies~us aa8 ros~'er- iiasi1e:
dr. sf -
Tfr. fo-.t-. lnssii-s dressed. IsSe~
E.r- aai f.s~sers ~ - efe-~esi, $50.
LIE t.es- ffffiAi tf'--~ssi - -.
Lee xss@ fil.s . frer-Fsi. itf q.
Hrs.ti.y.. z. =. p it.. =...ii a. ass+s.as3i ~
! Il r.ssk a 'ssss n gssf assen.
p..ser s-a se.---w h"i~.-s~ r,ses.
s,ssrsvy fsas- a-isi>ai f'5ii-. go
-. ,...,. 70. a...a ..'.... Z -
I.-.h Moss
fs-s &c
5ss-f $3.50 ss-<-s .........s