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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
Americas Great Danger


azsA an eminent English scientist recently;
~rhe danger that coafronu the s-s ~ Amsri-
ean people a. day Is not the possible Adop-
Con ~ wong financial policy for the
nsticn. or the spread q socialism, or the
inrEsszs u corruption snaonx public men
All thee are BAD enough. 90 be sure, bat
thew sre a. nothing compared 10 the terrible
naii1a.l siis<ase--l had almost sid oattonol
crins OF oyeswork. The mad rush for
~sslth l. set Al killing pace, and Thousands
fli b. the way every year.
yoa are Hksly 10 be ose Of the Victims
Hos do ws knosf Because il % The exec D
tan - nai q mai or sonsn Of adult sge IN
perfect health Nervous Disorders are
spreading wlth fearful rspiiity. Among The
symptoms. are B.eksehe. bsllousness, Cold
Hands sni FesL. Dizziness. Hot Flashes
Fi1lsriDx Sensation. Painting. Hesisehs,
liystsrsa, lrrsgsbiIty OF the Heart. M.lan
ehosy. ta,Iiax Memory, Palpisaiion. kheu-
nlai.sm, short Breath. Sleeplessness, Ner.
yoa. dyspepsia, Sexual Debility. Fits. etc
Raw. (. A. CkRKoLf, pastor First Baptist
ChErch yellow sprinss. @, writes as follows
Il have used Dr. Nils Restorative Nervins
for tie past sis months. md st acts liz.
. ct4r-n on the whole nervous sysfenn.
have not found It's equal In giving immedist.
rslief Dr. Nile~' little Nerve and Live
PhsonIy need trial and they will recon
mend themselves 70 be the best pills in u
market
-For Eve years have suffered from yes
vous Psossrafi0n. | wss unable 20 work al
sieets The tirss dose OF Or. Miles, Restora
tive Neryine gave me relief. aud one thou
.xnd dollars you'd not cover the good 10 ha,
done me JOHN MISClIER. Youngs
to~n, Ohio
Dr.. milss' Restorative Mervias IL IN
rgualiei in CRANE Nervous Diseases. II
eon;aios m opiatss or dangerous drugs. Sold
On a p<itive guarantee nv all drurgists. .,
pr. Mics Medical Co.. Eikhart. Ind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

cHaeAoo. July g. Wheat closed lc higher
,c3ag a. result Of the crop news. which was
inclined to be eullish. Kansas Official e.,i-
rate said the yield might DO G.uO,OO
l.s--h-ls no Improvement tor the month.
The corn market vas narrow; the entire
tnn-e Was limited 10 &C and the close Was
little changed from last night.
Oats were also quiet and about steady,
closing unchanged.
The prov sion trade had Q further taste of
manipulation this morning Charley Wright
sss on deck and no did enough bidding Ia
Start the shorts in lard and ribs. and between
them they made a sharp upturn. Pork
failed 20 act In sympathy with lard and ribs
sslossd at a loss % luc.
Closing prices:
WHsAr-July. &C; August, 67'sci Septem-
Ter. .Ds.c: December. 76ac.
Coux-July. 4iSe; August, Sl5fc; Septem-
Der. .-,.c. December, &c.
OArs-July. &c; August, Sxc; Septem-
ter ~ &c.
Possibly. 1910: September. SOTO.
LAsp-July. 5000; Septemb Der. $lo.S'; DC
tot.er. sio.E.
Ris.-JsIy. ssI5; Septem Der. &.52
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
pDrcjl/ cir - silks for one seek
VfCMi JAif AZ Wilkes.

Last fall I MAS taken with kind IT
sumner complaint. accom- panied with q
vcnierfui disrrhcps soon after my
wfes SISTER. ~ho lives with us. wss
tsxen ia the same MAJ. We used Almost
everything without b~sef' Then
ssid. let Ne try Chamberlain .Colic.
Cholera ard Dlarrhses Remedy. which
Ne did. and that cured - right away. |
think much - IL "a 4 iii for ne what
Il xss recommended 10 to John Hertz
ler. Bethel. ferks Co. Pa. - and -
eeat t.,frle- sor saie by p J. Wsr1bdrg
druggist. - MonToe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Whether on pleasure ten; or business.
take cn every trip bottle n Syrup %
Pigs. a. II acts most Pleasantly and
eaectuaiiy on the kidneys. liver and
bowels. preventing feFefs. headaches
and other forms q sickness For sale
in &c and Ell bottles b. all leading
druggists Manufactured by the Gait
fosnia Zig Syrup Company only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
II a body treats a body
r., n ,iaso 80 Rve

II body treats a body
To glass 81 Rye.
IL a body tells body
Which il best 10 try:
II the pair their eyes are winkiny.
Here's the reason why
Ten to one they both are drinking
Royal Ruby" Rye.
Royal Ruby Rye Whisky is
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attests its merits.
II is IA rye that is a Rye, rec
commended for the invalid, the
convalescent and the connois-
seur. put up on honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled at dis
tillcry.) ROYAL WINE CO.
CHICAGO.
Ask for il. $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribner X
Aldworth. Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
LIFE WAS ABOVE PAR
So Far Above That tho Stock
Market Had None OF L.
NOT 1000 SHARES WERE SOLD
BANKS Ass ov9 oA,0oo.oOo heaow
shs - ~ Cat xss.a sseasiss-
meats. which Md - En1ecs.
NOT $1,000 snARfswEaEsolO

INV Yosx, July s.--Monsy ON call
nosainAiiy per cent
Iostsd rAtsa ea.s3h0AsSh.
Government bonds frm-
The market was very duh today, lee
than 1900 shsres having changed
Asads during the tvo hours of business
Az the start psices ran on y 10 y per
cent. The market began Ia improve
soon after tho opening and developed
considerable strength The general hst.
hossvss. recsdsd only frsctionally aud
closed steady In tone. The banks are
noe oaoe2025 below the . per ceus
legal requirements This - the hrss
time they have been deticiset since De.
esmb~r q. issO. when they vsse s. a.. SO
below the legal limit IL IL proper 10 add
that the hanks are In better poaition than
the statement indicates, the July dividend
disbursements being only partially reflected
In The exhibit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

rxrox SrocE YAnps. Chicago. July g.
Cattle Receipts, 100; market steady I;
common to extra steers, 2.7se5.s5; stock
srs and feeders, $2.5otd Is; COVE aud hcifers,
sigsff3.s0.
Hoss-Reoeipts. 1900; market steady ;
heavy S9SdS& As; mixed and me-
dunn. s5.s5ds.D; light, s6.00fde.3o
Sileep-heceipts. 100; market steady /;
Ioor to choice. $2.3Ss&.e0; lambs, $500
80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

I.oxpoS. July e.--The English grain mar
k.ss opened this morning hrmer. At Liver
rool wheat vas quiet and steady; corn hd
higher and in fair inquiry. London carRoes
OF California wheat unchanged. Wheat on
passage -feadier and corn "a turn dearer.
The french markets we're unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

SHuSsIs--star 4 star. !, inches. clear. s.
per thousand.
No. 2. Eve incbe- Clear butt. =. 8 per
thog-and.
sound butt. 20 Per thousand.
Gull shingles. Al Per tho sand.
18th. No. whit pine .............L 1905
Lath. No. ? white pine ........... 49,. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

prrxorr. Mich. July s.-wheas-No.
red cash and July. &c; August, 6sISc bid
~spsenb her. tic bid.
Osts-No. white. cash. 35c.
Corn--No. 2, cash. t05<c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

vss wsx.tss- = s-s4a1~r Sxsgr 80 hee- rs~s
So sEtIsr.a se~skinz. y -s~fhee - ehiid
snfreas 49, s.tra< slisT4 Il faiz rafr~ ssa1
rcls~ as : fhe 49, ressesfx - DitrrnsA
feerss tss ceats esstt1e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

IBEEsF-FuII crtaun, IU3pTdInc
CANNED Goops-Corn. 81. 25td 80 per dok !;
tomatoes. $3.50 80 per doc.
CoFrKss-Roasted: Rio. 22,d25c; Mari
caibo. 2sta2sc; Java. 30a3sc; Mocha and
Java. 3ola3sc packages. $3.50 per case.
LARp-Compound. ticrcss. SIC; com
pound. 5o-pound tins. 12lsc; pure. tierc.s.
lie; 50 pound tins, i2Jsc; kettle rendered,
tierces. l3c so pound tins. l3s9c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

H. LAKE ste~e 80 1es~isn1 e rTsne-rtfpe
~fh fhs Frs~ 4 2 $40 l.. 3 p Re- forrxs fss
Sasexrsf enf uesf dfreg-f r~r ~ - FttsEf.u-x.
A SMITH - q A.. t4esrksaA .
q = ffseEss fifF Fss.l hrer.
sssEs am ssgss fEsf If-ss+ tr~et
IA q xgnres -trsse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Live so.s. h<ns, 7t1sr-
Lave I'D rsa~ssrs. pa N. Sc.
spfiss assska. - - 3 r-,1nis sA<A. Ia
- lte peE 10
Llss geese. iiai3e. DRESSED. iadlT ves a.
sBEsHg celsksns. i 10 poands each. i1c
PEI r. i 10 IL fo1bas each. l&aiac scr
n is>< than ! y each. yer n, L.. Al
Eoalfsy bs4xhs i've ~slght
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
DIR. SCHENCKS

Mandrake Pills have sslue rs household
remedy far beyond the power At language 10
desrste Tas family can hardly be true a.
itself that does not keep them on hand for
rse Ia emergencies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
GRAND EAPIps. NICE.
CAPITAL $500. 900

1uonAs ID. On BEET. rrestdent.
6Dn q. Bnisaa. Vice prcsideaA
}. flxpEHicG BAxns. Cashlee.
Il. II. arrT. Assiassans CashisA
rrsnssct bostness N ail dspeFsnssts of baah
hg authorized By the kstsoaal Ranking AZ.
Exchanges ava!iabls In all the som0ssoaoD
sitscs Of the world II currcat raeeA
Y. b boads houghs and odd
Thomas d. GiihssA Noyes I. AyssH
Thomas J. O'3risA George q. Hdgel
David n. Ambere. Lemusl ID. PutnsR
Ransom &. Lues Ccnstanttne 0oftoo
Edward II. nunt, John G. Fitzgerald
Z. Stsvsss White, Pkilo c. fulles.
}. Frederick BaasA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
MANDRAKE

IL the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral. MERCURY. and while
iss action IS curative Is fully equal, il
possesses none Of the periious effects.
In Constipation, Mandrake acts upon the
bowels without dispo~ins them 10 subsequent
Costissness.
No remedy acts 80 directly on the liver.
nothing 20 speedily cures Sick Headache.
Sour stomach and DD -
Biliousnes as these =
For sale by all Druggists. Price Is eta per
box boxes for 20 cts or sent by mail, posfa xe
free. on receipt 81 price. Dr. J. II. Schsnek
SON. Philsdrlphia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Trains leaving sosth 81 % D m aud n . ~
run daly. Ofef trains daily exeept sunday.
stEEFlS0 u pAELon CAS- x.synD
NORTH ~ m train hes par.os ear 70 Nsck-
!esw City. - p N train has pasics esss 6raud
kapids Ia Pescsksy and &c kinov Cisy.
mS p m train has sisepins carr 0sas1 Hap
ids u fetoskey aud ~ ektnaU.
houth-s 20 . n train has pAslos car 0eaod
Rsrsds 20 Cn-innati-
500 m train runs solid With parios cor
Grand kapsdl to Chicago.
g0 IN train has parior car 20 Fort WasneI
500 , m train hss Wagner sleeping car 0rssd
Fepids Ia Cincinnati
II - . train he's through coach and Wasnsr
sleeping car Grand Rapids to ChieAso.
: susxnsox. GLAND RArrp> . INDIANA
For huskeeon Nv. 65i IN n Ssa sap n
Prom Mnskeson-ar 10 Is m 0pm 80 y ~
Sufdsy IRAN laws for Au-koxoa - -
Arnvss from Auskegon 3 ~ . ma
CHICAGO VIA a. rat
Nv. Grand Rapids. sDa N 2a)p N II - n m
Ar. tbicaso.,........... I - pm si0 y N es0a m
% m ,ssin runs solid with parsor car aud
u m tram daily through coach and Wagner
sleeping car.
Nv. hicsg9......... tispm $50 % m
Al. Gtand Rapids. ssopm ssosu
AZ m train runs solid vith bal'ss parsor car
aopn train daily. through coach and Nag
ner sieeping
through tickets and full Information can De
Rad by calling ul,on A. Amquis;. ticket sgsu,,
q union station. telephone Nc. Cd. 6raad Rap
ids. Mich &. l.. LocKuooo.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agsat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Accounts Of banks, bankess. corporations
END individuals received favorable terms
Foreign and domestic exeaanss bought and
cold. Collections mads through the lsttsd
states and Canada at lowest rates.
Interest allowed On certificates Vt deposte
piREcroRs.
n. A. B;odecte q ,crse. W. Gay.
n. 4. Fletcher. 3. N, Lemon.
A. ID. RathbonA William seam
Berfsch A. }. Rpwns,
Geo. \. Johnsoa .Jno. wlddicomA
VIM. n. Anderson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

truisA
OsASess-cslifornia- 81. 95ssd - per boa
LESoss-Ne~ Nessinss. Ia eoaes VI SDs
and sos. - n16 I~r tos.
Misunderstanding 10 quality, u-1oa--oo
p<T tanch.
>r.AwskkxIzs-iS-aaart cases. " .ups LOO.
Butter and Exws--W hoi~~Aie t'rtcr~
cosasry mAkes. original rolls. par
pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tdlo
EsSs. fresh. per dozen .....--....tS ola
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Black eas. per pound. "a ioe; brook trout.
per pound, Dattss-
HrogA
Bulls. per dozen, ssc: medium frogs. ists
%; medium bulls. sc small, I'D loc. Frogs
mutt be dressed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Wheat, see; corn, 4cc; oats, Csc; rye. s5c;
barley, 81 10.
Flour-Lily white, Sd; patent. $2.3o.
Mill Stuns-Middlings, $ia50i bran.
$li 20; screenings. $3.50.
Ground feed-Per ton. $3.50; corn meal
per ton. $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
Building Materials

Wire nails. rate. sl..5tal.s0.
Glass. discount. 15c.
Waterproof paper. Slaa.
Waterproof paper. per roll. 81.
LtNDys-Re'ail piece stuff.
No. hemlock. up and including Is fee,
lengths. So: add 81 per loo feet Tor ever,
additional two feet.
No. 9 hemlock. up to and including 10 fest
$40: every additional two feet. 81.
Common Norway or pine ioi-t and scart
ling under IL inches. Sii.50 per 900 feet /:
IL rich. Si5.5O per loo feet: add 81 for
every additional two feet over IL feet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Washed. medium. l5(d3c.
Unwashed, medium. 10a Oc.
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING AT
THE FOLLOWING OFFICES WILL
BE THE SAME AS THOSE
CHARGED AT THE MAIN
NEW YORK CITY,
.,,- .,,,, ( ,.2eb BROADWAY. NEAR SD 1T.
uhE DUN Copy received until II IN
CEAst 125th &C.
Copy received until r. NJ
ALI AMERICAN DISTRICT MESSENGER OFFICES
BROOKLYN
THE DERBY ADVERTISING EXCHANGE as Court o..
BROOKLYN ADVERTISING AGENCY 397 FULTON
81. opposite City Hall and Court House
:. EASTERN DISTRICT ADVERTISING BUREAU 1853
Broadway.
LONG ISLAND CITY. l..
.6 sa9Ep n pt AXf rsisphons Call 20 Gr''nDOin
H0B0kEN, MI
WARRINGTON ST., 41o. OTTO /. REITnEYER
PATCHOGUE. Ii.
:AhEs CANFlELD. GERARD BUILDING
BOSTON. MASS.
WARRINGTON 81. 25s. wALcorr BuRDRTL
CHICAGO. ILL.
ia DEARBORN ST.. J. n YOUNG
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% ~ '' proceeds " 90" the '''" " " ~ ' "
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YubIie Notices.
s---~~~ -~>~'-->----,srs-s---e
DosT OFFICE NOTICE


DosT OFFICE NOTICE
should be- read DAILY BY all interested a. changes
for foreign sonn,, n ness not Be
sses ii
dIs,sed being sent By the fastest vessel. sysiisSs
S'' IL a: rs't this snSlns sss close
PSnssnj and fssb
via Queensiown dettsrs tor other parts OF Europe
Gssia sis
@ Sa.S'iS as sss
"a. H &C.. per e,ssmsbp Royal rrnss l'sists for
$fi $' fS =
Sr direct
be s'.sS o qiHrrp RDfE II.
s"S 81 II ..s.%
S Ss1 ma.s .s Sr gp:ta Ss5.G APf
.ASS tn.. c1 f cos ss. wa
% %sn; Re df: 1855 s2asuDi SpP,s
sss%;S,p 6fseq9; n .SPp,,%%Sssn.Ss5y i.so
.sn. 81 si.nia.s:. sa FOR S SS1 P Per
yRib&YMM7 a n Tor PARA aud ,MANAos direct
al sss a. i. t:s ~ ff
Nts9 tahtGsf
ssn.s for H. H. r. .s.sss sou y 4s
esG sc ana
S .sss issns .abSp!.%.gIsS S!t seq Us
$s: ss;'S
FSfE Pr 5i HSSts .e
sTRorE va ps
4 S,rsss
land VI. Hniwsrp !ls,ssrs must aiTss!sa "psr
Per s.es@.Slp Grea.:. VIA Gia.so~ deter: must
sS aiissiis cRiAfxs TxsAco and TrcArts
r.te.mship CITY ef Ws.hinx.on GsI,ers 70, other
S;xsi xs;sis.,s %r st SSS4 ";
Brtish and butch Guiana mus. be directed re per
sfn5s v fassaH .Rd
s.f for
sSS.s PEI .S ToRo per .ssS%snp frsnin
49, from New Orleans
ssiian. Fly. and samoan Islands. Per ssssin.hip
ssS y s. 3 s s S5.
sSo s.. e. esss
.s ~ ss &c itsr%
Asa
nee daily a. 23o A NJ Mails for Me!,ee, overland.
s. CLOSE q ms s,ss daily AZ "a; N Co.. $500.
'ass snd ,hs sSs:auis Il eesas srSsns:d On he
Of s: 6s ss .rvna IN
q San lranei.eo day Of sailing OF steamers
:RssisssSed mai sl..s: s:oS ?; ": prsviou. day
on ne piers Of tho Insrisan. English: French and
At f fss Of 9s 6p.n
fosf OFFICE REV Go So 1885,
SUrRENE coyRT55In tn. matter Of The .pPoat!en
q III S6 &c
nas
r. @ 5 sss sss a?s
p sss 1853 amended BY chapter 81 Of The
1r0y,Gn: of chsD,ss
es.si:a Yin e mad: e .hs 4sSs.e%s SSuis ne
or
ICON I; Be there
Il ,nd Of n y %
sss .na q +: II Sy',,S
n nSs sa q
to 30
iSs Laws issS amended Sy ..a shspssr IS o.
.n 2:
;ss 5sf 81
said chapter 35 Of the Laws of 1900 being
she followng-described lot, piece parcel Of land.
namely
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land prem.
isss situate lying and being in the Eleventh Ward
she city Of Now York. bounded and described fol-
lows:
,:s .Hss
inches westerly from tho corner OF Ave
sss sPs s ii. on. on
feet and inches: thence nortberly parallel with
Avenue G, ninety.siX feet and half inch thence
eastery parallel with Fourth street feet
parallel with avenue Q. ninety.six feet onehalf
Dated NEW YORK, June Fl, 1893
WILLIAM H. CLARK,
Counsel to tho Cooperation, |
No. Tryon Row. New York city. |
CUPREME CoURT.7In the matter Of the apple alton
- OF tho Board OF Education, by tho Counsel tho
CORPORATION O to acuuir~ |
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Isabella Pettit.........,
Lars r. Peterson. OF
Lars r. Peterson.
Frede rick Corbllt. or [
Pass more. ,........ \
Georg. PAtchstt.......
WIN. PsArce Icolorsdl.
Robert RAedeln,......
jan Q. W. Raymond. v.
Thomas kendriRg Sec.
John RAyen.......,...
Albert i.oEsstts......,.
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HENRY B. TwoMBLY. Clerk.

DEPARTMENT OF TAxLs AND AssEssMKNTs.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- NEW YORK. July g. 1898. !
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given by the Com ssion-
era OF Taxes and Assessments that the Assessn ent
year 1898 have been fully completed and have been
that such assessment rolls will remain open public
spection. in the once of the Clerk OF board OF
Aldermen. for period OF hfeen days from tho Of
this notice. EDWARD =. BARKER
JOHN WHALEN,
JOSEPH BLUAENTHAL
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments
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gnbl admstrmus ststsmsn Rnhlis 9hministrsss &smsn
BUREAU o., TIL. fSSS q ss

.ssH ssi. ss:t ,e
NJ h was
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WILLI1M CLARK,
Counsel to the Corporation,
No 2 Tryon Row New York CITY

CUPREME CoURT.-In the matter Of the apple alton
y OF the Board OF Education, by tho Counsel TO tho
ing title by the Mayor Aldermen. and Commonalty
RIvINdToN STREETS, in the Thirtsenth Ward Of said
FOR pnrposss under and in Of The
visions Of chapter lel Of the Laws of 1888
By chapter So Of the Laws OF 1890
the aboyeentited matter. appointed pursuant to the
provisions OF chapter ls1 Of the Laws Of 1888 as
parties and persons respectively entitled to Inter.
ested in the lands. tenements, hsredtaments and
premises title TO which sought be acquired in this
proceeding. and to all others whout may concern,
First-That We have completed our estimate of the
less and damage TO the respective owners, lesseea
Affected by this proceeding or having any interest
such estimate in the once Of the board OF Education
Sscond-That all parties or persons whose rights may
be Affected by tho said estimate and who may to
the same or any part thereof may: within ten days
Jscttons TO such estimate. in writing with our
efnce, room Ne 49, the third floor OF tho Stewart
building Ne zee Bro.dwsy in said city. a. P5oyiaed
amended by chapter SO OF the Laws of 1890:
We the said Comm ssionerA will hear parties
jsctinE said once the 18th day July 1885
quaint days As may DO found necessary.
Thtrd-That our report herein viii be presented to the
suprsn. cogr; Of q. sac Of New York az Special
Court Houye in the city Of New York the 24th day
81 July 1888 at the opening OF the court ON that day
then and there or as soon thereafter as
the said report be confirmed.
Wv" ,''-' CHARLES coUpERr
-.l JOHN 7. A0NEW.
VICTOR J. BOWLING.
,,~. Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

When Brazil declared itself a republic it
adopted a constitution like that of the
United States of America and probably
would insure the permanency and prosperity
Of the new government. But constitutions do
not make a people. The American Consti-
tuition was made by the people and was an
expression Of principles which had become
thoroughly established in the minds and
hearts Of men who had been in training
for political freedom for several genera
tons under exceptional conditions. So
when this constitution is taken ready made
by another people. living under entirely
different political conditions. 1t is not sur
p-ising IL il Is found not to fit exactly. No
American would fail to applaud any effort
to substitute republican fo- a monarchical
form of government. IL such effort Is in
spired by a love Of liberty. When, however,
discomfort Is fomented by ambitious and I'M
scrupulous men to advance their own in
terests, and when in the name of liberty
men seek to crafty their own greed for
power, political disaster only can be the
result. 1t may be that in time Brazil will
settle down to staid and quiet republican
ways. but not having the spirit Of IS and
not having a Brazilian Washington, or JEFF
ferson, or Adams. produced by a natural
evolution, 1t can only attain condition Of
blissful rest and content under its new
form of government by a long course of
training The borrowed constitution will
be OF little use until the people are educated
up to it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

Some time ago Mr. Trimble, the assessor
of the District, proposed to the Commits
sioners to ask Congress to permit the post
ponement without penalty of the payment
Of the half years taxes due in November
until May. This proposal was made with
the commendable purpose of preventing the
financial stringency that might result from
draining the city In November during sea-
son Of financial depression of a million and
a half dollars in cash. Coupled with
the PROPOSITION was another. to permit those
who paid their taxes in November to en-
Joy the advantage of discount of ten per
cent Objection was made to this proposed
discount. on the ground that it tended, by
practically Offering premium for pay
ments in November. to defeat the very OBJ
tect which Mr.. Trimble had in view, that of
avoiding payments. as well as because 1t
favored those who have money at command.
Now Mr.. Petty. the auditor of the District.
explains that a general postponement of
the payment of taxes from November to
May. would involve practically a loan to
the District by the federal government of
a million and a half dollars the money
would be required in the meantime to meet
maturing obligations Such a loan. he
thinks, could not reasonably be asked, and
IL his view Of the nature of the transaction
should prevail at the Treasury Department
and in Congress. postponement would doubt
less be out Of the question. Mr.. Petty, how
ever. suggests some measures of relief
which. when analy zed. differ but little from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

The proposition to keep the worlds fair
open until January 1. 1894. will be very gen.
orally approved. II such a plan would
make the fair financial success. the gen.
eral sentiment would be in favor Of 1t, for
the Chicago people who have made such a
success of the other features of the fair,
ought not to be permitted to suffer finan-
cially. Then, doubtless, there are thous-
ands of people who have been unable to
to reach Chicago during the summer and
fall. who might be able to go and enjoy the
great spectacle later in the year, and would
be glad to do so in spite of the less favor
able climatic conditions Of Chicago's late
fall and winter