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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

story of n Trick Performed by HERMANN
Before IIls Majesty.

story OF q Trick Performed by Hermann
Before His Majesty.
awhile ON board the sultan's yacht"
writes Hermann in the North Amer
lean Review. IL noticed that he had a
magnificent watch, which he consulted
aud handled as IL IL were the apple of
his eye. This. OF course. was q good
thing for me, for. since was perform
ing before him personally. Il was not
etiquette to take anything from the
audience. 7 asked the sultan 90 take
out his watch and show IL TO me. which
he did. I then said: will your inn
perial mnjesty allow me TO throw the
watch overboardT
"He laughed at first, but second
afterwards his brow darkened. and he
looked . little bit 90 II he were Of
Tended with me- for making the re-
quest.
1T said T. Il do not return the
watch 10 you exactly "a you give IL 10
me. you can put mo In irons for the
rest of my life
THE sultan looked me in the eye
with piercing glance and then handed
the watch 10 me- instantly threw IL
into tho ripping waves of the Bos-
porus
The yacht carcened over. for every
Individual. from tho cabin boy 20 the
sultan himself. rushed 10 the side and
looked overheard after the watch.
81 felt that II anything went wrong
with this trick ! certainly should be
put In irons. but ! called for = fishing
line. and. instead Of showing any
anxiety. at once proceeded 20 do liz
tie fishing. Everyone looked AZ me.
not 80 much with establishment s with
pure disbelief in my ability 70 recover
the watch. which was not only one Of
the things in the world the sultan
liked. but was worth a great deal
more than any watch had ever seen.
Fortune favored my fishing. for in
. few minutes drew MP sinner on
my hook. and landed II safely on the
deck. 7 brought IL before the sultan.
took out my poeketknife, ripp~d IL
OPEN. and presented The watch % his
majesty in its original perfect con-
ditien
"Turks. - q ruie. ara not VERY
dernon.srative. and found In after
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firm does the ef,ifrrs tske7 n rencr-
ally cro~ees neekly over the hoeorn.
e,urb, With bow. with buckle.
With a cameo. or With chou II l.
often go caught ~ the boson. snd then
allowed - drocp IA long ends that fail
almost - the feet often 10 = dr.ped
over . satin or silk cape. falling fuli
aud eide over the shoniaers. caught
there With q ehcs. falling again Ia
narrow folds knottiug az The eoson-
and finally feiiiux IN . quaint doabie
ial.o% The silk fringe that edges such
= arape adau a. the fsncifal eject A.
t,,e bsck the gsthers are caught up a.
esch shoaifer with chsu- and a sAir-
ring rms down the center
A pretty embroidered satin echu
fails. plain inst beyond the shoulder:
= = cus sp in hrca8 scaiiope and edged
wttA vide. pointed Ree. Over thr
plain .atn af the shoulder . snsai
bre'eile ALA TIE cape crosses in
frout - d-'it~aiy tss* tAe ACE ends
All down ever ~ hlp4
The biaes nrt aehus arr sprinkled
vtth iet ard -aees with jet fringe
>enie gff-s rr-frr lace cape - chifcn
acha. sot = = ~ e.sy matter - A.
eide ~a,ch sfsct = ths rvefsier. The
lsee 1925 sre exasisiseiy ane. ard are
particularly ieveiy when thrcwa ever
sk- ro~a Nth iae- trssnningx A
Newpert beauty hes aae. that she
vv~a~s VIA = pale uscusseline A. l'Iasie,
II i nasie * wide lace and - bot .
single cape. ras ana re-e6 - Sc
~rn.zsthfv ever ne shoulders. fro<n
tA- cape far rac'e - scsllcr>s ace
f.lfz and snofher rafie sAern. ss,~
ftiiar
Then 80 bisek nee capss. trspis sna
10y shsrt. ers saitshle FIR al,nsss sny
se.fsun~. Th>r 49, ssznssisnes eaE<d
wskh swa ro~s - nsrro~ ~hise rsss~..
ana ha-- . wkfse ruche - NJ asek-
o-i-s~~ -ssr. ha~~s hisek ruchs - ne
s.xs Al saeA eaps nd s.s - tAs n~ek-
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giobe OF STE. and hence IL Is not q
molten mass with thin crust. bat a
solid or nearly solid body. Prof. New
ssomb has added another kind Of proof
some small. varying changes Of lati-
trse have been detected and shown To
BE- periodic. aud these periods arc
shown 10 eorreapond with what would
theoretically occur IL the earth were
solid. while they do not correspond
WITH what would occur from similar
defcctions Of the axis Of molten mass
thinly enerus,ed- While these arru-
ucnts may not be considered conclu-
sive they are entitled To more respect
than those which az one time were ac-
cepted Is showing that the earth is
mere crust cooled upon the surface Of
a molten mass The new view of the
earth Is much more satisfactory than
that of Describes .'Eirm as rock"
viii have added strength to its mean
ing when<it Is established that the
rocks are not liable 10 fall through the
supporting crust into acauldron. where
thcy may DC melted and disappear.
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In Lea u ina esp~ CT she hcha -
nns Japassse silk shaela Ia paie eoi-
ora anely embroidered and fringe4,
are very popalar and sery pretty.
0nc< N sshlz the SKINNER girl Il
content with boa A bsautifsl kos
of Fedora lace = efssn tbs msans Of
identifying another girl dc Sewport
See nexer steps oat Of an svening with
cat that boA- Some Of che girls still
wear the black feather t,oas with tAe
tips u other eoiors p>eEling cat al
around
But we eannot have the evening
With n always The DAY Is sure 10
assert itself and demand that more
stable garments be donned. And what
,loes The summer girl wear over her
gown In the daytine7
Often nothinx atal Generally. the
ine-ifsble Elton Jacket. the fate OF "a
all Let IA ~ thankful il has such .
pretty. iaunty eject; After the Elton
jacket comes the longer coat. reaching
a few inches below the waist line. ard
laid ia plsits az the back. 20 give the
stand-oaish appearance we eaitivstss.
I saw charming coat of this kind in
subdued crimson cloth. The big sleeve
paffs were stitched into tine cordingss
= doable row Of big black buttons ran
down the front. and pretty cape Of
black MORE fastened az the front In q
butterfly bow. The coat was wora
with n crimson eating gown.
The white jacket i very popular. and
often has richly-embroidered collar
turned down al the neck. The yacht
ing girl. of course. has anchors or
other ttting emblens on the revers Of
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Mat the Summer Girl Wears in
DE Cool Of the Evening.
CHIFFON FlcHu AND LACE CAPE
Ds<pe Of shs Fiehs--coas- and C2pss
los coansrs wear--k c.a1s
Baa 6o.A

We talk % the fror-frcu Of the sum-
mer gown, 50 delicious 20 the ear %
kFenehNomen aud American. alike; we
eniarge upon The fascination Of the
sheer sumnsr f1brle. that spreads ost
90 graesfulIT Ia fall folds; Ne 90 into
eestaxes Over The shimmsr Of the sum
nnsr silks. ~ they rustic -oftly By; We
0Fcam 81 The bewitehing effects Of ths
I>sss that bsdsek the samner gown.
we pay hom.gs ~ thoss bits Of perish
able iosshness. yelept pArasols Bat.
when the summer girl determines 70
walk In The noonlight garden. ia the
sA.ds~y path<; .nd when. preparatory
% The walk. she picks up lovely scarf
or rshu. and drops itearelessiy over the
tAin summer gown. or winds IL about
her head. we forget the frou-frou. the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14
YANKEES DON'T LIKE WORK.
Automatic Accomplishment OF Labor
Their Idea OF Msn's Mission.

Automatic Accomplishment OF Labor
Their idea OF Mans Mission.
The Yankees antipathy to work has
never yet been adequately appreciated.
lie Is in q state of perpetual insur-
rection against the primal curse. says
a writer in Scribner's Magazine. lie
feels that he was born 10 sit on the
fence and whittle In the sunshine. aud
he is against every apparent necessity
that would compel him TO forego the
serene pleasures of a purely contemp-
lative existence. lie recognizes. To be
sure. that work has got 10 be done. No
one has more vivid realization of
that But the consciousness of the
need OF getting things done does not
iInpcl him to take his coat of and do
them. So much as to contrive sor1e
way of accomplishing ends without
working. The crudest way of doing
that Is 10 get rich enough TO hire labor.
Accordingly, the Yankee does try to
get rich. and does not try in vain. II
is not that he loves money so much
and desires to- possess 1t as that he
loves labor so little. But to get rich
is only an indirect way of beating the
tyrant The Yankee would rather
abolish work than elude IL. II he can
get il done without human interven-
ton at all he likes that best. and. IL
he cannot wholly. eliminate human
Intervention, he wsnts 10 reduce IL 10
its lowest possible limit When ne
gets matters fixed SO thai the work Is
done with very little intermeddling.
he is willing to sit by and supervise
the process. He win put lever and
turn cock now and then without
much complaint. II so be it that he can
ruminate and whittle. Iii name is n
synonym for energy and persever-
ance. But TO make things work to-
gether for the automatic accomplish
ment of labor. and TO sit by and see
that they work right-that is the
Yankee idea of the mission of man
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her white coat.
The small. sleeveless zouaves are
wonderfully convenient In the great
reduction in PRICES the zouaves have
played an important part Some very
pretty striped ones. in fancy velvets,
cost only two dollars seventy-five;
black ones, finally embroidered. the
sa5no- Then those entirely covered
with fine bead work are very pretty
and dressy.
Inc cape isn't obsolete, after all.
The single cape with just short over
ruf,e nj the neck. Is surprisingly prev
aient- A pale-green one has fine open
work embroidery. In white. at the edge
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dsiicscy, the simmer ana All me resi-.
and fan In lore with the beautiful biz
OF drspery that falls 50 lovingly about
her. And when she grows warm. and
taking Il OF hands II 20 her attendant
e. carry for Der. how his fingers single,
and how tendcrly he lays Ii over his
srIn. the bit OF lace or chiffon that
be could crush into nothingness In .
moment.
What Is Il that my lady chooses for
her fehu2 Chiffon. often-creamy,
plnlsy or azure chiffon: chiffon with
golden light; chiffon that blends with
tie hzht OF the slver moon What
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sAsY AND AIS CAT.

- r.~~~s>s ssxss watch assr~et-d An
Er-s .. cre~s-s Street
The sidewalk was sled With hurry
srr p~opl.. ssvs she New Ycrk Tires
Thrs~ p><aier- stood ~ The carb. one
~sth shr~ lsse.. another with candy.
sns.h~r With god paint Neither
icskrd - n ~ esp>etsa - ell any
thsnr NehcdF psid ne slightest at
.~n.iea - th~rn A rusn ~tthost legs
care ssuu,rfur o~er the Sidewalk.
p-spf- n.er-fv hsrrsed eu. q his var
A nsn p.s<~d- dressed In oatlsualsh
r~~nenss sd~~rsi<s,e p~s~as mstt
axaa Nse<6s isaksd tr~tse a hlza.
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II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


FoR sALE-nousEs AID L0rz
tins u.otern ninsroosn hess "a Inrrae,
tte11Es EAST ffsutaFn o1ao1 - cn.lnsI1anlt
aust 81 i.e1Eain- Aize 60 e. Enf1&.n asa.
tae rlfht hle1n1 ruFner lc1 g. a. eal.l1
Lafeyettf- WITH fanane. kath nnt ~ sal.IeFa
trnIfytcusrI.ts- ona ~ HaHner r.onna fuFIss
f,,uiss eqfnnf lott sud h<rn q harrsIn o.
g Cen,fei asenoe. ol.s ~ faris sss1na 60 "a
Nofth tntspec., @rn e. hesrstara nne Alchr
ara sFcnnA Aisetuo hnus.e - Iontaf ntrs.l
g exehanfe fof hooss ana lqt ceuir4i, u lecsfe1
tso to1e.9 @ tase street tior. - Malk l.1l-,4
aFtnoe for sale exrhanra
FARMS fOB SALE or F1cnaNeE
- scres ons nliie fr.nu Bffo1 Cnnfrn. sosd
honee nrd t,arn, good etrhnrd. al n1tfl lteA
state Of euiuFatlDa. ~ al rkct.anrs 90 iIn-
proved eIss property.
Aleo farm % = &C - near Jenisons1fn rno1
bald aga. god orchard and raod iani - -,
change tnf hoase and iof IA cifY.
Aeo - acres in tot nshIr 4 tfalnas. a n,iios
fron cifs IL acres iInprr4fd balance hass,h
ana maple umberi far buiidlnea. sa1 sag
lean
have nnn.ber - 6ns improved farsns n
Barn eenntf, vhich can dispose q "a ereai
baraalns.
Asos n1mhsf 81 hne rioces - rarfsa Land
Boar thr flti. ransiDe fron 1ta - f8rtf acres-
have lots IL all parts u tho cltF g. cell a
exchange house, 10 rent
hos,es 10 loan ca Eood real state securty.
IL J. DEsok.fA
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

rotsre = h-rebg risr- dat a. ssnnsi 49,
ief 81 ~ totabei &srs a ~ Ios.rosltafed
e.r~<t Essiwsf fslnrsnF "a - keIf ~ fsss
o<fsee 81 SIS e1uFpsnT IN fbe r1fg ~ arand
kspsts rogntf - hent ftste 81 4hhtxan -
~ rirffrertA - tz< - Aafnet. D. 80
- 80 feF - rarIpase ~ rf<rtus esrE- alr-<t
So ~ szI4 eDnraET seeeree apriaF 80 erer.r.s
ress sl.d - fls trsnenrfisa - ruc1 fsis<f taEf
l,~<<4 kafrst .. fsna
- ur3ef a a. Hr<rf - rare~41-x.
&offN ~ HtatE
ser<<ssr1 Csasal,s.ssl t3ir-<t nsEps1 Ca
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make . Turn Iaugn ncaruIy

life that TO make TURK isugn nearuiy
IL impossible. They smile. look pleased.
and with their daintily-pointed nails
pick their boards; but on this occasion
every Turk. from the sultan and his
blue-bloodcd pashas 20 the sailors In
the forscastle. sent up one howl Of de-
light
Mr.. Hermann does not tell how thc
trick was done, but that n his own
Affair
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CITY Tfsarnrers of1ra
Grand Rapids. Mich. Anru<f 4 f..a
Notice 4 her~sf fiFea tkat tha aszersn,nI.f
70! fcr the cponlnk, ~1dsolne snd ssiensi1a -
EeuuxeH slfrtf nov fkffk aysnnel frna
se1erEon aFenna 20 NafIHtn nrenna. -
nov In my hands. and thaf suf :.
ceive Eeymsnf tscrron for tlls - Cd - t.nnt9
GAYS ffoln this dats "a the eI1Iaa ~ ne "a -
TREASURES. eats hall
aug - n n sOfnlck. CitF Trnaearsf
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Fsrmer-well my son. did yon mark
the words Of The r,lnistsr today when
be said: Leave no stone unturn~d"
seu-Yea pop but ! don't think he
ksd any references 70 the Frindstone
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LEGAL.


tifF Treasures OIicn
Grand ksplGs Al tch. Arust 4 1s3t I
Notice a. hereby GIFen that the ass<.1sl nsI.l
roii Tor the improvement ~ 0unnleoE flr-c.lrs,nn
Veto street % but erpt.f n svculln - No. n NJ
bands, and u.at sdl Frccive paFlnenf thoreoa
lot The terlcd q twenty days froln q = dals a.
The otiicc q tlr city Treasures. clfF hall
aug - n. H. SokklCk. CiiI 1rsasarsr
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MIA wiiherby-wons yos have
another piece of pie Willie7
Willie slimsou Mother told me not
70 take IL for myself. bat ~ she isn't
here don't mind eating her piece.--
Judre
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tttf IrrarureEs Dfiea
Grand herfdf htrh kuTuet a 80
Nottce g. hrTeiQ rircn that The Easn3sutrnt
rti itr coustrDcttns fnug a. fElrsf ntefIua
ffnrr CIT afenuf 20 q Isfift la Feet No1 -
fisi1bee avusue - noe u M hends and that
NA reeve rafurnf tbefprE fef the pofttsd
81 fuentf days from this csle e. Ia ofI.ra -
tho ciff kfnseuref rifT hall
ausz n. II. sohhiCk. Cisg rFeesnref
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CITY Treasurers Ofnea
Grand Rspids. Mich. August 4 ia
Notice h barrtJ eiFcn that the assesameul
roll forthr Improvement II BoEfu street. trom
L5un sfrcet to lars street n unw in snT
bands. and that viil receive - yusrrt tfereoa
Tor The period a sUesity dats ffoaa IN dals a.
uie once 81 TIE City tfras1reF. eats ball
aug - ~ ii. sOhhI(k. Cifg Iruasurra
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Willie Dix-What does ho>s fies do
when they is punehed7
Dix-why do ron ssk7
Willie pis-Cos Dick Hicks has rot
. hull hive full Of EN-. an he wanted
me to take q stick an stir EN- up Puck
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nrss< nsrias hlfh tt<arf 80
Noftss y barek4 Firs4 ~ tka ees~r<ufFt
rs.l 80 tie kr1frf,<tn<El 81 ~ aIIrI t~tFF<1
enrssrsd ssd Tar strsets. ffys ffarrr1f eIF<sf
- Lar rstFue. - 49, r. - han1<. Hr1
60 80 f~orlss rfrns-rt ff~rnur - rs
eerlrf ~ tWFntg rsF1 fr1~ tts $50 - 60
49, - g. cts fffsf0FrI. rItI had
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Grand Rapids. Mich. August 4 ia
Notice y hsrebY given tnaf fne ansnsrr~e-s
roll frf the couEtruction II aeurr Ia kuci Ave.
ane from 100 feet norfb q ifone areane - Han
sirnet = noe IN ny HANDS and that wlll rs-oaIgs
payment therson Zoe he per 81 a twrufr dnss
from thts date "a ths oes u ne city treasures,
ausss NH soRRIcK. Cls rr..sur-s.
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wANTIcD.

Aeents 10 take orders IN esery town nnd citFs
G. ufili~ssoa 90 hberai saiarf - eouceeafsI ssIl
eitkrs sioadJ sotk. nepd nfsrcncas sn1 scaurs
territory fromptiy tlNansH a BARR. ~
hoIe NURSERIES. kochsster. - A.
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MONEY LOANED for short time IN large OF
vi email amounts any form Of good secnr.
building, cor. Pearl and Ottawa strestA Tels-
phone liA
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

q. - ~ SIS per day at home. selling Lightning
spsl Platter and plating 5ewelry. watches
tableware. etc. Plates the bncst Of .cwelry
good as new, on all kinds OF metal with sold
silver or nickel No experience No capital
Every house has goods needing plating ID. h
Demo. Columbus. q.
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tiff IrraenrfrfE uf1ra
Grand nsril.s Nich. fnir n l40
Notics i hercbI sIraa hat lhs as<ass,n4sf
rcii Tee the cnnstruttInn ~ GsNef A. tostnlrE
strret fftm Lyon street - fannfEIn stiaef
. no. in M hanaa. nDd II1st / Ill -
eeive D.rfBenf tIrfoon Zoe fie rerIDd - twrntf
dsfs ffom this dft< 81 M cEce - fhs tItg
4 soERlcx. cls rsss.~-s
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titt Ireesuruf'f O'Fra
1rand Rapid. Ntch.. aueust a iA1 I
Notice = hereby firen that the aesresrnrns
roll for the iupro0srnent ~ korth n.flrton
etrDet frcfn hodlrue street % iFnn stre~t. .
non IN r1y hand, and that viii rs.calra nat-
fnent thereon Zoe TIE pnriae ~ fweufF days ffssn
this dsts a. The oiios 81 Ne cits lrnsssror cllT
sssa Nh soRRlCg. CIV rr-ssarss.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

no YOU WANT MONEYf-Ifso. you viii fnd
IL Il 60 your advantage 10 see us before Dor.
rowing.
We make leans On household FOODS. pianoa
horses. wagons. 90 personal property Of any
Kind AZ tho lowest possible rates and IN the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity ana
the property u left In your individual posses
non
Loans can be carried a. long 90 desired orcan
be paid In full, or IN part. at any tifue 20 suit
your convenience, and any part paid reduces tia
eost Of carrying the loan
~ you owe a balance on furniture. piano or
other property. Ne viii pay Il up Tor you. and
carry as long as you deeire.
We also make loans on the building and loan
association plan.
Our Offices are the most pleasant IN mo city
and arc 20 arranged that parties calling upon
Us Fnsy bs waited upon quickly and oourts-
ously.
Remember that you have the uss at both ths
property and tho money and can return the
money ~ any tina.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room 2, Tower block.
Corner Of Monroe. Pearl and Canal sts
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<fa q s.
Small
BileBeAns

Are guaranteed 10 cure Bill
ioas Attacks. Sich. Hcadachs,
La Grippe, colSs, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. 20
N each bottle. Price IS centa
Sold by druggists. Picture 81,
u, 20" and sample dose free.
r-SNITH8c0.. s.-, N FRY0Pf'
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rrnnd Rarf4s. Nick. tulf ~ lNN
Nctice 4 hefel1 EIson that he ezseeF-irut
rel ~ flIe c.,n1tf1rticE - = oErsr IL Iek
nrenbe fFnr a. ftaf eat - Moth Ialnf stfeef
- Julia sffegt 4 nee h ~ hnnss. auh ttfs
oil rerrIta perHF1i lh~rIsn ~ - I.Ffili' -
fsonfg 6ags ifszN fflf a1ts "a NE o1lce ef|t1s
II s0hEIcg. cItr 1's-.-ur-.
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IL TFFHFIlTFT I7'If1I
frsrd nafitis. Mo- ttEufi :. -
Hofirs hsfrH1 FlFen t1Ht - aNHfEsl3IrxIf
rf.Ii go the rsrFfrurtfoE a EfNrf - tftNf
rfFres fsrru 49, stirred ~ FcArs atr<1s1 , tIs~
IA frf hanaa and ttat ~ rtrel~t TEf1Ir1t
lher~nr ~ fbs f~rIo9 ~ t~er9 1tfs 4rou
fkh dsts ss ~ oEiies - ne cis9 trtaf4refs
49, NH soRRicK CO fr-ssurt.
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orere EsrIas Nich.. fns~st -
Nrfies n hrfttI RferE Nt4t g. sre<r<n~~t
le.E - - IrNrFeFNE1rrf - - aIIr4 w{~e<r
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

DEUPHOISTERING Radclih a Holt OF III
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

RE-UPHoLsTERiNo.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

SEALED PROPOSALS
For Erecting Buildings At the
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-14

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-03
COLLECTOR BYxBEE.

The MerIden Man Named by President
Cleveland and Confirmed BY the senate.
President Cleveland yesterday appointed
John c. Byxbee of Meriden to be collector
of internal revenue for the district of Con-
necticut and the senate later in executive
session, confirmed the nomination. This
is one of the quickest combinations by the
senate on record.
In an interview last night Mr. Byxbee
said that he was ready to file his bond of
$500, 600 at any time and could assume the
duties of the Office as soon as he is called
upon. He said that he went into the fight
for the place to win ana expected to get
there. He said that he had made no
promises regarding his appointments and
he would therefore be unhampered by
pledges in selecting his assistants.
Mr. Byxbee has been before collector of
the port of New Haven. For many years
he was county sheriff of New Haven
county and then resided most of the time
in New Haven, but most of the time since
then he has made his home in Meriden. He
was at one time chief of the fire department
and later a water commissioner for term
of wears