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Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS

A. II. Meades % Cincinnati IL the
latest furniture buyer 10 arrive At The
Morton.
Prof. II. X Pattengill % Lansing.
state superintendent Of public ips;ruc
ton. is at The New Liviagsion.
A heavy qusrter-sawed oak arched
doorway with plate glass panels. shut.
ting of the baggage roOm from the
Office. Is the latest improvement At The
Morton.
J. Hark. a large furniture dealer Of
Red Wing. Minnesota. and formerly gov.
ernor of the Gopher state. is at Sweet's
lie Is here TO attend the January furni-
ture sales.
Miss Belle. Miss Jones. Miss NJ. Cook
and Miss krupton were party Of Hol
land city school teachers who are guests
at The New Livingston aud attended
the educational rally at The Nsv Law.
ingsion.
"Yes. the board has completed ia
work for this month. said Manager L.
W. Sprague Of Greenville lsst evening
at Sveet's We did little today except
pass on the usual routine mstters
Major Ryan ~ Muskegon and he vife
made application for s1mis.ion 70 the
home The major sas once sheriff of
Muskegon county. and besides being q
brave soldier. Was q prominent eitzen
but he is entirely helpless nov Hs
admission te the home viii box be
mere matter - form The cir spt,li.
cants Zoe admission o. the vomsns ss
mex. whose nance have already been
published. we're siso formally admitted
One oi them. Nr- Msry Turner ~
CreeuviIie. vill art ss nstrou ~ the a..
nex for the rre=snt"
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Olivet college has 3O4 siudeuts
Calumet charity ball netted s3oo
Huron county has -four esit compa-
nies
The Newberry furnace started up
Tuesday.
one hundred persons at Sand Beach
have the grir.
Village % Dearborn 10 lighted With
kerosene lamps
Msrlette will have q new hoiel and
opera house neat spring.
Menominee has sent carload of -four
20 the poor Of Iron Mountain
Drcdgiug % sand Beach bsrbor has
been suspended Tor the winter.
sc loungs of Lakeview has filed
mortgage o.. his drug store Tor 800
Ottawa county court house st Grand
Haven vii be ready Tor occupancy IN
March.
The Firsi Reformed church at Grand
Haven has sent sf0 O. the lronwood
miners
The Sebewsing Manufacturing CON-
psuY has ordered machinery for making
Deosiesds
During the pas, year 100 patients
were admitted O. the university hospitals
st Ann Arbor.
The White Pigeon baptist church hss
called the Rev. l. &. Chadwick Of Bat
tie Greek a. pastor.
The postoHice al ShArpsvills. Ssnilsc
county. hss been removed scro~s the
line into Lapesr cOuaty.
Thuee hundred and twenty marriage
licenses were iseued an OTTAWA ruunty
last year. against 30 in issl
The number % dssths 10 Worthwhile
last year we're tventy tvo. births twenty
two and marriages twenty -eigbt
william whippls ir. q Hudsousiiis.
Ottawa county, has bceo appointed
county agent q corrections aud chan
ties
Aionzo NJ. Hayes - Bss City hes teeB
appointed circuit court steDogrspbef fcr
the eirhteenth Judicial circuit - Gov
erpor Rich.
tseorre Neichsrdt - Three Rivers In
dor.~d draft fos s7G for q commercial
trsvsief frou Indianapolis ssd hss so,
get b. pay a.
Bsason c0ubcii hss sppoin,sd s~e
msthesiist rniaisters ~ spe-isl t.olsre.
m.n. % Keep order ~ the reyfvai n,-st
ings heing bed there
The Jscksonians - Nichiens 80
give Al snt-rtainu-nf for fhs i-oeff -
the poor ~ Detroit st ths fsFueua ttes
tFe saturday. January ~
Thirty fouf criniinsi -.s~s v~rs rfs1ss
cuied IN the Nsn burpn soun9 rsrroif
daring ista 81 shich tsentg ttsss esfs
for Violations a The iocsi st.iiH 49,
Editor y " Barf,-s - a,s 1sfksss
rstriof has fetiFe6 hasina $50 80
sfpcK r ttIs ronceft - npa 49, ~ eal
Jiayes vhs. y - $40 riH rut tf reiaf
Or fhe r. sl1.ersfiss riar
Tlsfs sfs ssvs1fret sss ns s
Ctif3ese cenrtf fsisf nsefia5 ,1ei.f -
1ffs su~e 81 tff feaf ssrstfs ~ So
foll - npf i~~s ffst 49, = efltsf Al
isrs sneasls Ifsss fafsst aaf fafts
fsss itasi - at 80 re- fss4 Il ea,fai
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Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Trial OF Ed Troy tfiis the Superior
Court With yf=ifor-

For sone unexplained reason the en-
periog court room has become the stamp
log ground % a vast horde % idle men
and boys and yesterday morning the
rush vas So great that the benches were
nearly torn loose from the floor Ia the
rush % get IN. The Troy case. which
vas tried Que year ago. - not of enough
interest % draw such a crowd. and 10 ia
thought many couie thinking the Barth
case may be called al any time The
Prosecution restet IN the Troy case
and the defense hsd got quite well al.
vsnced when the court csossd yesterday
afternoon.
The facts - the case. a disclosed BY
the evidence. are simply these ca tee
night - The Llrd = Nav. iS2. tEo
young men by the names q FLANDERS
add CftcFheiu were hghtiUg On the CIR
ner q straight and Veto streets IN this
CITY. II Nss q very dark night and 70
lights we're burning on the pest side
Young FLANDERS erred cut Tor heip, sni
Policeman Tstroe. hearing She CRY. ran
o. ses what wza IL matter he a.
fe.apte3 % arrest the ysarg men ssd
succ~esiesi IN putting hansicuf on the
erist - Fsndens Oftertlria broSs
away from him. and shortly thereafter
Tatroe wss strcck - TIE gronnd ~
stones thr0vn - sonstcly Pstro4.
mas rstroe swsars that u vas ~ Troy
vhs fbres the stone thtt hlt him. bat
be sdraits that BE- BAD lever seen him
nsicfs In his ffr. EXCEPT oace sem@fisfe
tatser- May al the , rnsry preced
I'D shsn - es@ painfe8 aai - him -
sBoskes slsleer. ~aa~@ nsae hs 8a~s ~
kaux Ehti~ Trey Nae sianfiteE srros
ne stseek, IL Ae e4gAt a1e. ssik =
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
Cook Pleaded Guilty.

Darius Cook. a farmer living near
Cedar Springs. who has caused the
sheriff and prosecutor good deal OF
trouble. pleaded guilty yesterday before
Judge Orose 10 the charge OF removing
mOrtgaged property. and was let on
with the costs of s37.72 Cook went b.
Shiawasse with a span OF horses on
which there was mortgage belonging
10 Ed Smith OF Cedar Springs Tie was
arrested and brought here. and later re-
leased on bail. He went 90 Buffalo soon
after his release. but was brought back
by his bondsmen and decided TO get
out by pleading guilty.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
THEY ARE HERE NOW
The Fpy, Shipment of booss
Arrived Yesterday.
READY FOR DELIVERY TODAY.
''sherp's Norld's Pair f'hesaGrsphe1-
Ro>dy for Herald Re>der---fse.d
the Advertisement

The frat shipment a thoss nne books.
'-Shepp's World Fair Photographed,
consigned 70 THE hEkAiD arrived Ia
Grand Raplds yesterday. There are
four large bones ailed Ntth them. Which
xere delivered 10 TsI ilKEALD eouuting
rom last esenins, coapon -" the
lasi u the series Il three ooapons sp
pears this morning aud the books may
nos he seen and had Al TnK HKkxLD
offce. No IL Pearl street Nothing fur
thsr need be aid regarding The featarss
81 this book. The sto<, ls faily told In
the advertisements that have spIesred
each day sines Wednesday. Every ons
is invited 20 call and sss The work.
Three coapoas "A" "B" aud - snd
GAO secure book worth saoo
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Emmet j. Hibbard u Willismsport
Pennsylvania. In ball hiei N the cir
euit eoart yesterday. sets forth that he
Is the owner % land ia section 30 ~
Tyrone. valued al ttSoo0 which be p0r-
chased from Amanda owens. July ;.
ls91 Upon trying u gs.t possession of
the premises he alleges that Charles
Parish. Mrs. Ovens f0ruer tenant. re
fused 70 give them CD and has since
given possession To Arthur H. kinsey
and Ella j. hinsey. who threaten 20 re-
uaoye about Sl3.Ouo worth Of timber
from the place. lie asks for tempor-
ary injunction and eie.tmeut FROM the
premises IL the offending paTties
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

The police matron reported q case Of
a Ii year old girl who had been turned
out from her home. She had investi
gated the case and found the home
wretched affair and the father willing
that home be found for the daughter.
1t was the opinion % members OF the
board that the women who insisted on
the appointment Of a mairon should
take hold of the cause aud find a home
for the girl. The report was referred 10
the committee on men and discipline.
Marshal LEMON reported Fireman
Buck for being absent without leave.
and Driver Baker OF No ! for upsetiing
his hose wagon by driving faster than
the rule allows Referred 10 the com.
mittee on men and discipline.
The committee on finance reported
that Assistant City Attorney Carroll
had neglected the case of Otflcer Brown
In justice court but a new trial had
been secured and the case would be at
tended 10 when 10 comes on FOR trial
Commissioner Withey stated that IL the
city attorney would not attend 10 the
business Of the board it would be a
good idea 20 employ another attorney.
Mr. Bender remarked the board vas
getting some rocky experience in its
dealings with the city attorneys office
The subject was lef; IN the hands OF the
committee.
In the case OF Engineer Roberts of
No. z who asked for leave Of absence
FOR four months was granted leave Of
absence until June !. MIR. Roberts is
out Of health aud be was given longer
tiue than he asked in the hope that bic
health will be improved
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
Circnit Court.

JuDGE ADsIT Harriet T. Phelps Va
E.ias Matter. assanpsit; judgment for
plaintiff. sGi9 on default John Hosken
VS.. Grand Rapids Gas company. assump-
SIT: trial resumed; Andrew j. Lamor.
eaux vs. Lyman ID. Swan. eiectment;
stay extended sixty days, bond tled-
JUDGE GKoyE-Swenne Antolink Va
Hendriken Gcossen. appeal iron pro.
bate court: on trial. John l.. Patterson
ct al Va Charles :. Bullen. assumpsit
proceedings stayed until motion for rev
tsisl is disposed Of. not 10 exceed twenty
days. The People VS.. Darius S. Cook,
removing mortgaged property, plea of
guilty; sentenced 10 pay costs OF s3T12;;
paid and discharged.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

JCpGE PERKtSs Estate John Van
Nielsen. deceased. inventory filed Estate
81 samuel Fletcher deceased. discharge
OF administrator issued Estate % John
=. Smith. deceased, February assigned
FOR leaving administrator final account
Estate 81 Henry NJ. scott, et al. minors.
guardians annual account filed. Estate
o; William r. Moore. deceased, Febru.
AIRY assigned Tor appointing admins
traitor, E.stste of John Bemis. deceased !:
order allowing executors fifteenth
annual sccount f.state of WIllemhe
1iemmersms. deceased: February ? a.
signed for sppoiDting adminhtrator.
Estate OF Robert Squires. decsssedl
ortler allowing executors hBsl account
Estate Of Emily Fscy. deceased. Febru-
arg assigned Tor appointing admins
traitor, Estate of Martin federlip. de-
cesss~l: February assigned for hearing
simiuistrasoF's final account Estate a
Leonard kipp decreased. order admit
ting uill toprohste; letters tesiameEtary
issued 10 Sullivan L. Clark
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Clerk i~chie ~ the superior court
msde little mistake in making out the
pspers comnitting " j Williams %
gse<son. - that rten Sheriff Lsmor
esax arrived 10 the prizae cily WITH has
man the warden refused g. ACCEPT the
mao % such pspers WiiisHs was
ssntencei i9r larceny frna a Store 10
The fsyslnse. hut tie commitrnant als8
charged h.m sith r>sistfsE So eGic~r
sheriff l.ansor~aaf left his rAaf n the
jsii "a Jacks1r stsle Be osnse tsck -
fsFssi ksF4is sad hs8 the missAse so
FasteL
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06


-Zcre and Inenify- Was tAs sahiecs
q Superintendent fasteagiii's rcnerks
lie said there wAs nos much difference
bstween sero aad the kgure e-if yos
cut of the tail u the 3 IL - merely aero.
''fhers u tide 10 ths hfs af each boy.
said he. when hss fate hangs Ia ths bsl-
ssaost II he rohs mp against sod
isscnsr, he Irogrcss y toward inheats:
u hs rabs up against the othnf ssae. II
10 toward zera" In conelasson hs
scored TIE country school boards. sasins
that the great majority u district
school boards took little interest
IN school adsirs Recently 81
lansing" be said. I've trisi % get up
en- organization of school boards There
were several scores of school officers 90
gether % form al organisation. l teil
you that there Il little aoubs thai the
ume must come when = retorm IN the
method u elecsiEg school officers IA the
eoontry districts sili he ineyitstsio.' lie
closed by advising the teachers proseo Z
10 read the newspapers fof the ensuing
year but he declared that the pronlnent
events in the current history ~ the
United States xlll be likely to
appear In the coming exam
ination papers The supsrintendents
talk was brim full q good sense. sea
so0ed with witty anecdotes. and vac
heartily enjoyed. laughed st and sp-
plauded by the audience.
The singing of My Country Tls OF
Thee" ended the exercises u the esen-
ing The kent county school Tea chers
reading circle and other educational 80
cietles Of the county will hold reunion
in the old central high school building,
tcginning this morning Prof Patien-
gill and Others will spesk.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

n1nbsr Il other boys os TIE ether side
Il the street
For TIE defense ae slibi l. claimed
FLANDERS. one Il tie txo boys. Sho MAS
hghnng With Ottefbein. comes frosa
lonis - testify Ia the esse snd hs
sSs.lrs that Ir0y S4s not present that
nigGs aud had aothiBg 70 d. Sith the
light. a1d that i sas Otta<beln. With
whom ns wss hghting and sho broke
sssy. that struck 1stros. Ottefosia -
noS fugitive from lasties. The ease
sIll be nnishsd today.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
AMUSEMENT NoIH.

Smiths viii ofsr matinee and ever
Performance today.
The Ivy Leaf gili % the sftrs~tiou
st The Grand neKt week. bernning
Sunday night
rThe Dismord B~aber' viii clo.~ ne
week 81 The Grand touight Matinee
the Afterno0n
The advance sale - s~sts for NJ
Msufs'i's engaVsufenf ~ Ths Pavess
best Thursiay rlght vHi f~giu N sdre.
osy rlornaf,g ~ > . raoak
John llr~s. ~sppprf@ii ~ rss - Pa
usns set cerngens-e ri0 st1esf "A
1te foN~rs nesf -ssiar8sg nlFhf Mr.
Drse 81 trf~ent hss ist~st sseoes.s.
sTtls fittterfif
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

DEMocRAr rule has caused deficit in
the vaults Of the United States treasury
and a vast surplus Of idle money in the
vaults % the New York banks Mere
money Is q little use when the wheels Of
trade have been blocked by democrat
success The banks can make nothing
on idle money and the how OF wealth to-
ward the treasury can only begin when
trade Is renewed that is when people
are assured that the republicans viii
again guide the help OF state.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

NP. Allen. the attorney. has 6led
contract with l. r. Ehlers in the super
ior court by the terms OF which he
agrees 10 conduct Ehler's case against
the Consolidated Street Railway com
pany for damages for the death OF his
sou and 10 pay all expenses OF the suit
provided Ehlers will give him one-fourth
Of the whole amount recovered The
case was once tried and jury gave Mr..
Ehlers Sel1
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Tais weeks commercial reports afford
but little comfort TO- those who watch
the condition % business in this coun-
ty. Uncertainty is evidently reaching
the dange- point aud unless congress
speedily settles the tariff question. grave
consequences must ensue. The bank
clearings % the country show falling
OF Of over twenty-five per cent Great
is democrat victory. but it means not
only woe 70 tho vanquished." but woo
u the vi>tors as well. in the psralyza-
tio1 % all the interests oi the land
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Tur suspension os The Morning Dis.
patch wili bs no surprise 10 anyone at
al familiar with Grand Rapids as a
newspaper field Daily papers cannot
- r,o on sentiment and there is limit
~ the rnmter q papers which city ot
a given population can support yet ia
The face o. this condition The Dispatch
ras started and the result was "a sstly
death.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

CoMrSo events cast their shadows be-
fore. The course Of many democrats
in the house caucus in Washington yes
terday shows that the Wilson ball will
meet with vigorous opposition on the
floor of the house. In this very caucus
row can be seen presage Of ne coming
glorious republican victory. American
interests viii hereafter be CON mitted to
the care Of those who believe in pro-
tecting them.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
CALLED DOWN


TOffct tnunun fourfr -Ay Ms AhftsH-
ant NeEiect. City business
There was a full attendance at the
meeting Of the board Of police and IRE
commissioners yesterday afternoon
Marshal LEMON made n requisition for
about l.0o0 feet Of ~ inch hose 10 be
kept in reserve for emergency csses- lie
was questioned regarding the amount of
hose now IN the department and said
there was 1900 feet OF hose in service
The complaint was made that the fund
was lower than usual and il would leave
the fuud lower than il should be II the
acquisition was granted. Commissioner
Withey said that other cities are very
liberal in the purchase of hose lie con
sidered the fire service an emergency
service. anyway. and the city should
nroxida for emerRencles
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Mrs Lottie Housen te!ephoned fot
the police about midnight and At her
request she Was removed from hcr resi-
dence. No I2l South jefferson street
and given shelter with her two chiidrea
at police headquarters. She says her
husband bad beaten her earlier IN the
night and threatened 20 kill her and the
children. and she feared be would re
turn and in his drunken rage carry Qua
his threat Housen is q polisher and Ia
employed 10y the Scdine Crate company.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

TaAT tho Nelson. Matter s. Co. plant
u not 70 be broken up sad VIII soon be
again 10 active operation. Is a subject
for congratulation FOR Grand Rapids. A
factory a. large as this one. employing
- much s<iilsi labor. Is % grca; value
70 a community aud Mr. Barnhart shows
a broai and liberal spirit G; citizenship
- his acton in preserving intact the
enterpriec
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
rss nan from Michigan ]. .saia fur.

~ nan from hieui9ah - s3ai0 tNr-
nishing Chicago with a sensation. A
day or tao ago u sss a Mich gan crank
who ssuted "a free Prsndergast now
Michigan man develops into an import
art witness in the Cronin case. This
state has more resources than sre sst
down 10 Michigan and Her Resources.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
Police tovrt


Jrp8E HAecERTY- Fred Werns;ra
and len Greene. malicious injury %
property. adjourned 10 January s Nick
and John Ummernan. burglary and
Larceny. held Tor trial
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

EvetsNp may yet have something on
her hands besides ule,iliinx With the
legislation 4 The United States on ths
tariff The 6ght between English and
French t.oops on disputed African ter.
riiory may - the long expected blow
which pili prscipitate general Euro
pear var
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

TIE Gane f1r esEtAin principles follosed
g sseare The oss. so.d fsr ihs greatest
laasber.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

CtsvELAsD viii shortly receive the
Istsst rers from his dear friend. Queen
La rbs ofcial dispatches Nhich TIA
Cosvin hresght % ssa Francisco yes-
tsrssy I'll be rsad With great isieres;
y she u,sssss - Grover see- e. - give
then oat
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

lHE democrat czacus N Washirgfsa
yesterday was ceiesist~i q impress tae
country viit TIE tstAl iBospscity q tie
deuocrats - rule thsssseis~. B. eay
ooshsag q osnSastine ths destisi.s - a
grest saticn
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

WA4HIN4rov, Jan. 5-For lower
Mchikan, Generally tair. colder. north
srly s tnsis.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

.rvfls ta~ushit sie zee eeeriy hss
b pal 80 tlso See sbesF kslss ~ azss
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

-ss lonx - ws cling - tAls rsiae q esE-
osrlsm supposs Il y nec>s<ers fa ~
- koid uaors forns q sxsminsilnn
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

JUpGE BuRLISCANE-The People va.
Ed Troy. deadly assault. on tri6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
The Fa,l of vendome Column.

had got the statue into line with a
chimney in the Rue Castiglione, so as to
be able to detect the slightest oscillation,
but there was none at all--the column, all
wounded as it was, stood immovable. Five
minutes passed, five minutes of excited
hope to me, for, from the braveness Of the
resistance, it almost seemed as il the de-
stroyers would not be able to succeed.
At last shiver ran down my back. l
had become conscious, after particularly
savage jerk on the ropes. that the line be-
tween the chimney and the statue was no
longer exactly straight. Slowly-very
slowly--the statue swerved past the Chin
ney. Slowly the great column bowed to-
ward me--never did any one receive SO su-
perb a salutation; slowly it descended, SO
slowly that it almost seemed TO hesitate.
In great haze Of squirting dust it fell.
There was scarcely any noise, and no
tremor Of the air or ground, but the 20
feet Of fagots were fattened down to
nothing, and the dust rose thick. like fog.
With wild rush and frantic shouts the
people dashed past the sentries into the
Place vendome. leaped upon the dislocat-
ed fragments and howled insults at them.
Mournfully went away, murmuring
to myself, Poor France Recollections
Of the Commune, y Blackwood's Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
Ducks In England.

An American woman who Is married to
an English squire of high degree tells the
following funny story of the fate of half
II dozen canvasback ducks which she had
sent to England as present to her moth
er.in-law: The latter was an excellent
housekeeper and had professed herself to
be anxious to taste tho renowned trans
atlantic dainty which she heard so ex.
travagantly praised. Carefully packed in
ice, the game arrived In good condition,
and Lady M, the recipient, invited a
couple Of friends to partake OF the much
Wanted delicacy.
"Fancy my feelings" said the pretty
American. describing the affair afterward,
"when pair OF ducks were brought on
tile table done to death and stuffed with
onions, sage and potatoes, while my fa-
ther-in-law, carefully carving up the en-
tire bird---legs, wings and all--distrib-
uted the portions to party OF six! Icould
have shed tears! And the climax was
reached when, after enduring disappoint-
ed and disappearing looks on the part OF
the guests, my belle mere remarked, Il
must say, Margaret, that l rather prefer
our English duckliny to your canvas
backs could not tell her that it was
the atrocious cooking and stupid carving
that had spoiled the chief OF all game
birds. However, the ducks were there,
and they had to be disposed Of, and the
next day had the pleasure Of eating a
pair of my canvasbacks en- salmi, while
the others were actually ended up in a
pie! 1t is needless to relate the mortifica-
tion suffered or the vows l made never
again to introduce American dainties to
British palates. New York Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
The lITHGOW LIBRARY.

Sealed proposals wilt be received for TIE cree
ton of Library Building for the Lihgow Ii.
brary and Reading Room on the lot at the corner
of State and Winthrop streets, up to two O'Clock
+. NJ, April I'd. 1894. addrcs sed 10 the Build ng
Committee, at the Granite National Bank.
l. To make the necessary excavations for walls,
area, PIERS steps. &c and fill work with concrete
as per Plau; aud build the foundation wslls.
piers, &C., to point six inches below grade Ii az.
as shown on the Plan. Top OF the walls TO be left
level to receive the walls above, and prepare
foundation for the stsp5
,. To start from the foundation as above and
build the building complete according to .Mdsons'
specifications. Proposals invited for either grey
or red granite.
3. To provide for and do all the carpenter work
of the building complete according to the plans
and specifications. not including the Alcoves, nor
any furniture.
4. To construct the building complete with ap-
purtenauces as above.
5 A separate bid will be received for the lower
tier of alcoves.
Plans and specifications may BE- seen at the
Granite National Bank.
The right IL reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Augusta. March II, 1894,
By order of the Building Committee,
mari4dtod