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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ChaTee Harry. y Realty Co. n 70th.,t
o. ATs'ordan-avc. ? mortgages l year SIS sO
Fsv Michael. ct al 10 Jacob NJ Newman. 9
Ludlow.,t. Of StdntOnst, mortgages. 10 cO
rsucfhack, Katharine TO Conrad Muller,
25th.st. OF 2d-sVe. wears ................ ZOO
rlan Elizabeth TO u 8 Wells. e Lexington.
ave ~ Sedst. bond .....-....... . 5O
Fefraw. Alfonso. and wife italian Coop
Bldg and Loan Association. lot ),
man Woodstock. instalments. tOf
pekel August c. aud wife 10 Herman Mund-
helm 1inton-aNe. OF Crdlr-st. 25
Msinken Frederick. and wife to the Roosevelt
lrosital. City Y. : Cocnties 81. years 10 OO
Mckinley. Agnes. 10 Knceland. trustee,
j5th-st. OF ?th-ave wear. ....-.---- 90
mccarthy. James &. and another 10 Christopher
Doncan. JenninCs-st. . Of Cnonavc, 3 wears > o0
Mason Herbert J.. to Thomas NcNinS. 5th-ayc.
n corner 13ith-st. 40 OO
N0i ed. to" 81 atS.avc. years 10 oOC
Tu., COMPANY 5ad.st " Of 5th-avc year 30 oo
Iamier Rafca Leopold Heidcnhcm.
llbth.si 81 I'd. ave { ..... ......-. $50
Read Caroline ". to John Ward and another. II
S2d.st Of 9th.ayc 10 ...---. 500
Shef 81 Marie l.. to John Kncl BathCae 49,
a 81 lS0tlSt. years 2oO
Van Du-en. Thomas u. and wife. TO william
Hsigh. 1f1th.st. OF new Croton aque- - 49,
duct. = wears -'fV'
waner Herman and another to Julia Jain VS. 800
Tfany.st OF 167th.st years..............-. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
fslp Wanteo.

1--we AGENTS WANTED al The tine
for our 'i-f--c ling hou-"nnld npi"liir-. !.
I. LONEWELL 21oO Narhrt-7t.. Phila-
dclphia penn.
AGENTS 80 daily profit ceiling Whit"
Satn Bnquct tie mo Z lasting perfume
made: new method ~ selling require no
TAX. other lat selling gool- IN sam line
/. PUTNAM 4 CO.. West Nin,trid. Conn.
Males
WANTT d -Br -ht. Intelligent onc" boy
must furnish first. lass references ami re-
-Iia with parents ia civ. Addic-> in own
handwriting. stating age ahd salary ~
pcet.i Omission rrlhun' 'ih''.
YOUNG MES WANTED q" join uat"ur
off hr,tra object mutual impruN 'mrnt, no
cNpln-.. meets weekly in Broohlyn. Nd
Grc.- n. b l.. q. RoN go. N"w-Norh.
Females
WANTED -Nur-srv COVERINGS e" care
Tor t,O children and baby Apply Al
- list .rth--t.
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Gountrp Real estate Do Eel

FAMILY desiring TO go abroad can rent
,heIr house for sin months TO re.ponsib
family. oil adults. II price i i ia
fOur.storv furnished house on W., a,o.
between I'D and goth IS. dcsiren' A1"''''
Box 5. Enelcwood. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
0itn Real Cstate for oale

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 90 lost ntss,
superb residence. j0Xl0O. tlOoouc' , .m,ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
for Sale.

- %
AT REDUCED ?RICEs.-5oO second.
fully guaranteed machinery bought a.d
exchanged. GEORGE Is. EDDY, 3Js Med
,on.st.
ATTENTION sewing machine Of all
kinds. new. ~; good Second .ha.d $40
EACSCH'S, Psi 3i-aVe., llsth--'.
A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. b..' make.
few months u,.d also parOr. chamber anu
dining.rOom furniture. sewing Hs' n'n"' Iinll
in..bcd. ctc.. must BE- sold. los East
iGth.st.
BICYCLEN.-SprlnP frame KemblerN. .
inch detachable pneumatic tire hiind ne" .
sGS each. Apply Real Estate Onc', Leg
ini tpn-aN".. rear 44th-'t.
RICYCLE.-Ralcigh Ra,or Tor sale At a
bar cain. Address J. l.. T.. 40 Produce
Exchange.
EGGS. absolutely fic-h delivered ~ ret
dcnce. KEYSTONE POULTRY FARM.
Lock Bon =. Mad son. y. J.
FOH SALE.-papcr box factory =
machines. hor-e and wagon liili" money
down good chance Tor liN" nan j. W.
FRI>RIE. 4lj Bridget. BROOKLYN.
LARGE AS>OEIMLNr Of fufnituf".
pianos. wlrdroD0- 5. bjoEca.c-. 81 bal gam,
umturc etc. bOdght sold anu EXCHANGED .
cash advanced on consienment,. NJ
ItH'S Auction Rooms, ~ Hioad"'F'
Herald square.
SEVERAL Articles ~ antique fufni-
ruir. antiques restored. ~ 9th.SNc.. near
24th--t.
SNEES Nrs line 0f SAFE a. -prrial
harcain- FOR "a Few weeks also s"r0na mana
| SAT- 81 lowest prices; buy now J. H.
| GROSS 4O6 Broadway.
WHOLE HUNTING OUTFIT for -aio
| IN an amateur: > diner mt riilr~. pistol
| game nag and u good -"tici Adlf'-' " J.
| TIT. Box .. Tribune once.
Brooklyn
GOOD hutton trimming aud MORON
| Lu.ipc-s ON TuliOn-st.. OplTI-it" u 90 liu
Furniture 90. Apply 10 J.. >pMEi;NlIiE
| j12 FultOu--t brooklyn.
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fesal Noiltss.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
against Bertha Baldwin Nc'k~ and Other d'fcnl1nt>
In puiNuancr Of irtrSlocuory Judgmnt ~ patti
tion and sale made aud the above entitled
ton and bearing dat the I'd day Of August 1873 the
at public auction. the y. Y. Heal Estate >a,room
No III RroaawaX in the CITY 81 NrwNoIH. MONDAY,
the I'd day Of October 1893 at l. O'Clock noon by "i
r. Meyer aucoiccr. the premises named ~ ead JudH
lot piece or parcel Of land with thc building thereon
erected situate lying and being IN IN" twenty second
Ward OF the ~ YORK. bounded ana described
follows Beginning point on tn >outh.IA sid ~
Seventy ninth street distant one hnhdiN ana MY l'
westerly from formed los the intersection ~
the westerly side Columbus formerly Ninth iN"nhc
xi.h snutlerlv street mining
thenc. ,euth6riy Iaiac with Columbus Uorn"rN Ninth
Az VIC hundI,d and two feet TWO inches, u'l'"
westerly and parallel with >cvcntNninh street twenty
TWO feet thence norihcrv again parallel with EOlumbu,
dormrrlV Ninth avenue. part ~ the through pfN
wall on. hundred and feet two Inches 10 the south
.id OF thence ta-'fly
The southery sevenynhih street twenty feet
indentue Of mortgage lien on >d1 premise. given
Ia secure the payment 81 he Of twenty thousand
dollar, and interest thereon and aftr u' Si" VI i0Ii
and a half per cent pr dnhun
certain easement or right 20 enter me
wall on th mo-, sid ~ tn hou-" erected
the hernhrfOfc dr-cf .d premises. with beans VIII
by certain agreement made ana entered
into between samuel COlcod. Of tho first part. and Beue
bears d1c NAV 1855, and j. recorded on November 8
Subject also 10 such covenants and restrictions in
spec t. nuisance and the mode Of buildings NAV exist
dated Ncr.York september 1913.
8. l.. II. WARD Referee.
KNOX { WOODWARD. Pl,intir'- Attorney
- and - Wlilsn-st. New-Noik City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
LAKE CHAMPlhIh
LAKE GEORGE.
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW ana DEAN KCHMo%D leave Old
pi.r al r foot Canal 81. az l.. NJ daily >uluhs
e>captcd Diirct connection "h .Ali"-. u1.ns tt
Sar,ioga Lake tror," Adirondack Thousand I-ldnn-
TIrhlcd SPRING.. Niagara Falls. sharon Spflnes any
Cooper,owf. SATURDAY nigh. steam coIn"ci WIN sun
d,v morning train Tor Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
TROY BOATS.
rATSK!LL MOI MAINS Steamers KAAT

CITY or TROY or SAHtIO1A IelN,' rirr 49, "; H.
eo, Wes, daily. rNtrtt SATURDAY. u J. IN sun
day steamer touches a. Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

xrvvy WORK ALBANY
Daily except Sunday. -,
Lawn Hrooolyn fuliou-~t. 10y Annex 90 a. NJ
H0 \rw.YOrf D,sbro~~es ~. Pier, 3 40 "
a, W,,t I'D de- y 90 "
,or ,IR,TY landing al Yonsors West Point. New
hurg parirhke.r~ir Rhineho,k tat-kii. snd Hudson.
Returning leave Albany 40 \. VI. ..,
~ MOI, II NG AND ALIEENUnN COW E.IsIo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

ADVERTISEMENTS AND st-BsCEGP-
rIONs foH THE NEW.YOEK TElH.
NJ WILL RE RECEIVED Al THE
CPloWN OFFICE 40 l.2i. Broadway.
NERTISEM at tie following Branch
Oriccs 25i tnghih-ave 100 Third
corner Forty -scV"nth--t- 80 Fast Forty
scventh-st. corner Thirf.aNe $50 East
near SlAtv-irstst. l.7OS fif,f-ave 100
West fofy.second.st 1872 ColumbuSaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
rnrn,shco Rooms tl1anieo.

WANTED BY modiste. one unfurnished
~ ne OF parior, or two unfurnIshcd
room, any references. II. b. H.. go West
2Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
Apartments WanIco.

WANTED.-A small furnished nai ilfst
"a his wife must bc IN Al ncighborhooi
would take Il until NAV !. 0, by IN" yeanr
/, everything perfectly sar.factorV. "A
dres, a. T.. Box No. 90 Ii'p""' I.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
NORWICH LINE

N :
number North EiyeI ,n,Nt p.i ab..r nc-bio,-r- -
rerryl daily. except Sundays. ~ y. VI come !,
ri,h new ,Npir-- train leaving N"w-LDuGon ~ J;3
d. VI reaching Boston - \. NJ. Worcester 80 \ VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

-DHE~SMAkE elegant utter
1nd ntt'r. - q dlF ur .; nOur perfect IN
guaranteed velvet. ~ilk OF cloth SUIT, made
IN one week Tor 80. fancy waist, coats
md bah gowns q speciality. a la-t ION
st. near liiuadNtY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
Domstir Gitualions iUantee6

Afales
BUTLER and NALET.-Iv young Eng.
Iishman; Understands his business thor.
oughly city or country references. Agency,
3i5 ith.3vr.
BUTLER and VALET BY young
German; ctv 81 country. BUTLER. 100
West 3ith.-t.
BUTTERFLY man who thoi )ughy
understands hi, business. has lived with
! some u the best families IN this city. Nd
dress NJ, Box ia, Tribune Uptown Onice,
,.42 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

WASIIlNG.-A young woman wishes 70
take washing home. Mrs. FARLEY, AS
| West 4Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
PROVIDENCE LINE,

FOR 30 lON, WOEl = IIK rEONIDfNCE Why
MTS And ALL POINTS East. St.am'f- %
XICTICl.T and NASSACIli SITT> leave per % i9lu
NoI North River foot Of Warren St 80 +. NJ da,y
except SUNDAY. connecting jf,n- du, Boston 10 y w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
Real estate TO &xrhanee.

TWO LARGE TFNEMENTs, fuly
rented, 10 exchange for ooun',
MARTIN, Owner, Al Wall-st'
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STEAMBOATS,
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON, NEWPOEI FALL RIVER PlON =
Di;NCE and al princgss Eastern point, ..,oo
ro,Ne PIER o. 4 H.. foot Of Musray.st wr.day' ard
sandsv., at 30 = ~. touching at Newport - !; W.,
1,Ie "a! River } o. \. ". Pullman Nsstibulc I\pr,
usins leave steamboat wharf Fail River 1t , ~ '- ="
a. A. NJ. due PAX square station Bc~tO3. at - ~
q q 4 NJ Come iug Ana bul' l'1Nf- J'l,'t
S.tr al I 90 BROOKLYN 90 T.. Il nn. orch'-tr %"
ga IA -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
domestic Gituations Uanteo

Females
At GRIMSKOLD'> a.)s lth-sN'', h''r
Ic;h--t-F'ir-t-class cooks. w1itir,>''-' I"u,I
hrcs-c. parIor. chamber. Kitchen. anu
Idv's moid,. general hous'wOfkrt> nu,fs'
etc.. swedish. French. 'elIhah anu I.nt'
Iish for city and country best rrirlehr's
male and female servants WIN rNeeh'"'
references may apply. -
LARGE SELECTION Of tcliaole ser-
ANTS can always b. found al ilt,SSEh>
az cth.ayn. near 36tn.Si. established ~
o ,'aa,s references investigated, largest
agency in the city -----------------
NT CARPENTERS Employment Home
100 Gth.avr. We have b'st colrhnirh. gar
d'n.r. groons. farm hand>. farm fofeinen.
n.,rt,,d coupir- rtr. all nations avs" '".
male help well recommended established
1877.
Young GIRL wishes situation 70
mind children and help afornd or attend 10
"tore. MIS-. JENSEN, 3i5 Oakland ST.
Greenpoint B ooklyn
CARPENTERS DAUGHTER. formerly
6oS Gth.ava now A07 Hth.av". near 2Jth-
81. reliable help; city or county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
Board ono Rooms.


80 EAST 12D.>T.-Hand somely furnished
rooms for families AMI gentlemen, with
hoard tabi" board references.
~ WEST f9rH ST Handsomely fur
nished lsrgc and hall rooms table mt
elias, references.
t7TH.S 30 Handsome rooms
with board references.
49TH-ST., 80 WEST Beaurfuliy fut-
nished rooms pfivat" bath every con.
yenience: house. apartments and table ni,t
class; reference.
5OTH ST. 81 WEST.-Second H0or; lafS
rooms also third moor. back, with board :;
references.
5lST-sT.. 303 WESr-furuishcd rooms
near IL station.
LOG EAST 18Th 'T.-Sccond floor front
double rooms connecting or separate: al"
q single room: with superior board med
crate terms American family references.
142 EAST 36TH-ST. Large well fur.
nished room gentleman or cOupl" excellent
board terms moderate.
273 MADISON.ANF- Deslrabl" rooms
with board reference required
434 MADI>ON.ANE.-T floor front
room large closets; also h'll room refer
epCc-.
43e MADI>ON.AVE.-T hoor, front.
suite ~ two OF three rooms until middle OF
October or November ] hall rooms unti
October references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
6orses ano Carnage.

FOL
FIANDRAU & CO..
372 97i. $40 EROOME-ST
NEW-YOKk.
AUTUMN CARRIAGES
OF me BE>T Class.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH
BROUGHAM> ROGKAWAl >. VII e
TORIAS. 2.WHFELEHS. : rGSS. PHAEp
TONS LANDAC>. MNlBU SIS, CABfl-
pLErs. EUNABOCT>. PASS: Pm -
ions. COACHES. WAGONEITES. TEA
CARIS, WAGONS. SPIDERS,
COMPLETE STOCK OF NOVELTIES !;
ALSO
FULL STOCK OF SECONDHAND
LARGEST STOCK OF
FINISHED VEHICLES
IN THE WORLD.
FLANDRAU Il co.
LANDAU & 90.
FOR StLE.-A pair of Very fine close
mated bav coach horses, l6i hands high'
6 years old; thoroughly broken 70 all mar
nes- fearless Of steam OF electric ears or
anything very stylish: have long names
ard tails weigh ! $50 each: can trot last
would make an extra fine coach or carha,c
team; warranted sound. Call on W. -.
SNYDER. 5l4 Wyandott-st.. South Beth
leheni. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

dYe Fai River , o. 4 N Pullman N'stibule pr,
uslns leave steamboat whaf Fail River 1t , -" ~" ="
- NJ. ore PAX SPAR aa'ioq h'Tto, at l2 ey
s.tr at 90 brooklyn 800 r y Nm. oFrhc-tr Oh
esch sc'n"f.
NORWICH &c; LINE LINE NOR.
wTicH NND all POINTS tASr Lc',. ricr 40 ga
nnnbrr Norh E.eI n,M P.r sb,,r nc'oro.,@' nj
sri,b new ,Npie-- train leaving N"w-l9uGon a. J:31
4. w.. reaching Boston \. NJ. Worcester 80 a NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE,
M ME Esd All r6iNIiS ESST s5'ia's!, 90 co 7od
HoJ Xelh E;rr loot Of warren j. A 80 r -, d' ~
,ept sundsy eene csy ,F1 90 d' Ro'''" 40 ~ w.
"''' STONIXGTOX LINE,
MSXspEEr%GANSE'TT PIER and WNI5iT NIL New
Canal s. 'i at 30 p. NJ. day. except SUNDAY
A R RH NaF Sf AYR HSHNf NEE rS
S St q door noa 1T Of rSi hr,r'-t and ADvH
TIsIMENrS At the tollogng r,ueh once
h ~ pon,6a,c corner foarce'i, 80 Tnra
coiaer C-G o nG1i NJ I
rour'e%tn.. So wr- rofty..ccond.,, So Thlrda,e
dnS ~ vc tr aSd ore to
st tn HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Iast 9n'-nuairrd
a,,6 Snd go w.. oaSadred oaG.io,.df, ~
to : p. M at regular onicc rate ,.-,.... occ
Redfori.ayc MP to.s T.. AZ popular oiirc rate 49,
London once FOR advertisements. @G3 I;cecn,t W.
n EW-IIAVEN-FARE $l.-Maenificent new
~ twis.c~ 49, st@ncr Icha'd Pe,s T .,rlm
&C. H. Northaa leave Pier ., r. ". Oily a.,
20 p in 'q sl 80 h II i.r fq%5 , ,>% and yo
Those steamer arr .qrnpd VIZ rir.tmc Il, Ipu
bc,, and ign,nrd Of i I,o1Gs, and
touri->t.. hr""NiNh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

There = really 20 gaFfasnt WHICH is
mafe cs1as*8seItsy eu4stoftAbls a. "a a
double go.n. iiefe - one aes SD ~
al ingenious youos Woman; she
selected = seasy eflasoa-Fe1 cash
mefc aud n tie bAck sue had "A Nat-
ttau-sslaped AID "a TIE lfont SEAMLESS
ulster. IL = lils1 wta el0eTncnn
flannel m . prlmgoee shsds and has
dep cuffs ard cellar 81 efiinsoa velvet.
Atsuut thc sSist IL = loose ssra.e u 49,
cord.
A pretty skating costume made fer =
charming girl who Will be one Of
society's buds next season u OF green
v.lours. ihs sklrt - trimmed with
Ghree rows oi marrow brown Tar. The
Russian Jacket ls untTlmmed save by a
large far cape. With THIS j. wtfn n
nun and toque that "A fur boraered.
ADotner handsome skating costume .
II white cloth trimmed with white fur.
The fashion Of uslng two or three
fahrlcs IA one costunie ~ obtaining
more aud more. A convenient Nay
OF converting = last years SKIRT into
one OF fasalonanle width "a 20 have 4
open In front on a tablier ot elk, satin
or velvet. or else cave the front intact
and lnseft panel on either side.
Among the recent impoFtsn7ns are
gowns inteuded for early spring which
have the hanng skirts trimmed 10 the
knees With small. rather scaat fTlils.
Panels are also being introduced and
msny skirts have full. s,fsight hacks.
gathered IA bg gathers IN way that
suggests steels aud cushions.
A fad of the hour 10 10 have the
mun attached 10 broad satln ribbon
that passes about the shoulders and Is
fastened. or seems 10 be, on one aide
with q medium-sized jeseed buckle.
Particularly fetching Is = costume of
back with . diamond buckle on the
muf ribbon.
What is known as "shadow" velvet
promises 20 be more fashionable than
ever the coming season. Recent I'M
portaiions show those that are q Wis
lou Of sp.epdor, with their superb raid
bow hues, OF which one only obtains
a glimpse through the dark surface
pile.
A fine quality Of ladies' cloth, which
is now called habit cloth, 10 M ex-
tremeiy popular material. IL comes IN
all the exquisite new shades aud Is
used not only for tailor-made costumes,
but for those that sre much more elao-
crate.
The tablier front appears upon many
of the new directoire round sklrts made
10 gather 20 q belt ur hook to the
edge of the waist. The tabiiers are re-
vealed between wide revers and are of
rich materials and handsome TRIM
| m,ngs.
Handsome reception dresses are of
velvet IN light shades. The rcyped or
| uncut velvet is revived and is used for
entire costumes. A very popular and
stylish trimming for these OF toe most
royal OF all fabrics is fur and guipure.
The old-fsshioned rolled hem. held
in place by bind stitches, is used for
the lower edge of the fashionable
ilounce. while the upper edge - n
standing ruilie Of the material doubled.
To wear long skirted gown IN the
street ut the present moment - 10 an
nouncc ones self quite behind fash
loufa pr1Ce>siQr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

A prussixn expert, fterlong calcutta
ton. has announced that the Goa. sup
ply Of the United States and Europe
will bc exhausted IN about 500 years
IL is sincerely 90 ba hoped that tnis
information will not resea the ears Of
the coal combine. Ii would only mean
another lit in pTlces.--Detsois Free
ires5-
Wao would have thought when the
country rushed the tariff retormers
into power that it would have 10 wait
a whole year and over tefore being re-
hevec of the robber tariff buree. y
Well, most anybody who has any
knowledge OF the ta.lh reform party.
jackson Citizen.
Prominent mugwumps express the
opinion that Cleveland will do some
thing for civil service re!orm"--and
doubtless be viii. The chances are that
ne Will lag il away IN lavender. or pack
Il IN cold storage where the flies and
motes won't get AT it.-Adrlan Times.
The defeat OF the senate national
quarantine bill has some value. in that
II has given us a Tammany estimate Of
the Cn,naman. Cholera can be adj
mitted without restriction, but bias-
eyed Celestial never.-Lanslng Journal.
Republicans ate . great deal of crow
a short time ago. but 1t was IA turkey
when compared to the tough bird that
CIR Yer Ia eating served on the side
with his dish Of Murpay.-saginaw
Courler-IIersId.
J. Logan Chapman knows--"he does
not guess'--that Don NJ. Dickinson
VAS twice offered the state portfolio
aud twice did ne refuse. j. Logan was
on the Lupcrcai At the time. ard that
do settle lt.-Detroit Tribune.
Nothing will so eHectnally precipi-
tate the annexation of Hawail to the
United states a. British bluster against
lt.-I.atlle Creek journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

President Harrison nss performed
sae of me most graceful sad cour-
sgeoas acts Of his administration. Ia
solte q the protests ot Interested spd
seilrs partis4us, &c rose above par.
t.sanasn 80 nominsEe : deaoelat
q the Office made vacant b. the de@ti.
ef 5cstlcs Lamar. Judge Il veil +.
Jackson. the spp0.ntee. j. native o.
TeAaes.se and iawyer Of great iega
aeua.ea aa1 sfssi.ng uanhood. lie -
a demccsa. Of &hs Oil school Who sym-
rata.zsd WITH tnr southern cause, tns
ussanouk tae earliest 70 renew as
r.atsxs 81 fidelity % the Unioa. IL
trense partisau. advocated iAs
sprxartalent OK \ republican, q
she vzctaey. bat Il wa be!aSst
tha. Pspsaeat lfarrssoa u to-
= ga.mis-est % t4ke stsantage q
secaIcatai poser q satisfy party gfssa.
: oeer teee - appoint republican
Be woa j. undoubtedly have pAssed The
nnmirat.cs. oVss - rs successor. By
appointing = tsAoc-at Dc mas gratefully
surprisea tnr c8uairy. sad rs act viii
ralss him ia tae estimation OF rs
conntsymen "a nobie, unselii-n
al pstsiotic president II thi-
sppo.ntassas. loo. he equals the
sscofd na1s ~ only ono other
prps.1snt ia the spposntment oi
sspFemu court lnssees. ne immortal
la 10. Who also appointed four.
Pes. 1ert li=rriscas appointees are
Brewer, sh.r&s. BsoHa aad jackson
Jrlge J4cks0n VII be remembered
In s,sis city a. The United States circuit
jstxe VINO presided "a the hearing Of
the Hydraulic case lis rulings IN
tass case were 50 eminensiy fair aud
Jus: tina. be Won the admiration OF al
tie attorneys "a the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

senator iiill has been n Albany to
lend al 70 sn@ project 10 deepen
tae kris cspal 10 adms. the passage o.
ocean going vs>soss- The bill Low be-
fore tn, legislature provides Tor a
channel nine feet deep To sccomno-
date vessels likely 70 use tas canal the
dspsn shoald bs changed TO sixteen
feet With sixtsen-foot waterway
from Buffalo 20 AloaSy u ". he pos
eide to load a boat ~ Duluth aud sail
l. through American waters 10 the
ocsas and snsacrl u the Thames. The
Goa. 81 such Ar Improvement would Do
too grea. for Nsw YORK 20 stand, and
al epresI " ,snxrsss would be neces-
ssry. VIA slcn a waterway toe mar
ctsnt ss<se.Ia. Of thss country would
be N ,eperc,snt Of tho wc!land canal.
for K he E~s canal were Geepencc -
w1rla follow that the csNexo canal
w. = also - dsepenfi. Tat would
g. eentrti outlet % All Lake Gu
tar. ports Tor boats destined IA either
crscten. WITH deep Eris canal
sra ts5c@r5 connected VT the sss-
sp9 ~ = deep saisF cana, The future
possibilities x iasar-ake Aud inland
navigator ar certs My unlimited
The great vest . indebted to no ccm-
mercisl fsct = - greatly ~ 70 the Erie
canal. for ia rsnisrx abe Development
Tho nmst u rs ufefainsss siii never
BE- etia ned un..l &: f<inxs tie ports Of
the world into upipapsded nsssGabls
cornmu1tcston VISA our great laiand
e.n-s Graad ssp.ls vii share IA the
~ ais 81 al. cpes route 10 tae ses
wnea tsr Grand river = improved
Was ~ meet hisnig vslual'ls adjunct
- our nc1s,s,ss Is wce'd te 4 verse,
eooia - lrsdsa 81 car own decks and
d.sratcaei - see nltalmost parts Of
t1e esrtn rtheat teux sabIrf. q
trspsi ~ irftersse 81 cs-zof such
area tsts0n = netasr impossible. nor
improtao.e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
ALLEGED 10 ee FUNNY.

Doctor" said the solicitor, al wish
you would do rome advertising with
our paper"
''touldn't think OF II. cir. The idea
: prepos.efouS It's against TIE eth
&C. 4 our pfoieselon. by the way.
nere's an item about MAJ | attended
ta's morning. Take II down TO tue
pllice. will you And 10 sure TO see
tDst my name 10 mentioned. - Buffalo
E,pfess.
Ine report THAI Mrs. Lease u going
- abandon politics and apply herself
70 hoasek ep,ng sounds Ike the story
tbat Mrs. Duke : not afraid OF mouse.
-kausss clty star.
The man who can play cards with Ms
gifc ass partner aud never sc0wI dur
lax an entire evening msT n we'll or
Ger has nsso .. onee.-~iioston Trans
crypt
Comrades - Watts - Who was ,hs.
man yoa spoke b. moment snce7
Lushiertn lie was one of my col
rye gsssmate..-Isiisnspois Jour.
nal.
I'm going 10 give a dinner 10 my
test friend tonight" ald Aaason
=" " 20 tnaf ssxe1 Witheruh 'Ay
sell" sad dzssno. Nm York san.
The Office seeks the nan. then shs'
man rfcfProcste> b7 seeking ofsces for
ia felaAves-kase fie.ds WASTING
ton.
-i'll be tsck II II. nv love. Igvs
Ffa ny scft.f ~ Is rafars rou'd ses (.
4, ~ GEAR liafpefs fe5ar.