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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
MICROSc0PICAL
MreResTINa solsNTIHc LEcTuRe
fss Charles a.. >fs~eii. Professor of tsistai-
asosx saa Asicroscsps ~ ths aisss-
sIss of Nishtgsn. fsfsre tts ka.af
seientiae tnssituts f-ans hsoEias-

I'rosessor SsoWsll ~ the University. DE-
iissred the ssoond lecture Of tne b. 5. 4
course before leses audiences a. the laaies'
Literary Club house last evening. tls sub.
iecs being ~ hKi Va See WITH ths Minro-
scope Dr. AoEacs introduced Prof.
hsowell. and als0 exteudsd a. insilslion 10
the public TO attend he moesines oi TIE X.
5 !. Prof ktowel sE,oks substantially ~
follows
Il Is extremely popular and stylish %
Ylsi foreign lands bat aa shall imm8di-
sseiy proceed 70 sh0w yoa Interesting per-
tions of our own isnd. Oaf husi-
ness fhis eseaine IS ie show s0u
tew If the issuss ~ The b0ds
as aeen through IAt nicfo8cope. We 10
bd propose 10 shtn yoa Roe whole hfaiu,
a. in Lohdon osa he satn Two tkulis ~
Shakespeare. ons when le~a a. sears ola
sad one when be aled. Careful critics SAY
that tie one be had when be Was 40 Waa
Older tbAu tns cue - had when be died
We viii take portion of irof and illas-
iraie by a. The frog Nas made lor the
ecleuiist Things affect him a. they 90 IA
lie h queer bird a. the iTsaman said
IN fact he is bird ,GhGul any feathers al
al. when he stands aI he slls down when
ht runs he 5umpA Attcn lie tAlks Ia SAYS
nothing st al bgt kctps up . qaeer sort ~
ibinking under Lis fhrosl al tas time
AL the beauties 10 be shown hy the mlcfo-
scope are not al tAe animal kingdom. how
ever. as we viii proceed % show some OF
the beauties Oi the various twigs ABOUT IS.
Many ol the mosl beautiful iofns may De
seen ia the cross sections - twiE.
At The point tic speaker DegAn the use
OF ihe stsre0piisAn views for the illustration
of the lecture The iiTsi Vie~ thrown upon
the canvas was 8 cross recglon of the heart,
showing the taiD sides of the night ven
sricle, and the thick sl5cs u the iell ven
trlcle. The Professor ssid. Mature. ever
economical, places the strongest material
where the grez eH work o0mes' kiews Of
beait5y ana olHease4 parts Of the lung were
shown. but the creaiesi interest cepierea IA
toe olicT0sc0pic&i fragment II the brain Of
Guitesu. the gpreme assassin. The portion
was greatly magnlteo and vas very
interesting study 60 al who were present.
Prof sioweli STATED thar the specimen Was
sent him by some one IN authority 81
Washington. The lecture wa brought 20
. close AFT. r iity-tw0 we ss bad beea thrown
upon the canvas.
Professor Wincheli will deliver the third
lecturs Of the course 81 the Club house. on
Friday evening, MAY 4. Subject, The
Lifetime Of . World"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Newsygo, who bss Deen placed in iail for
safe keeping eve times. and let 20 a. many
times. came hsek 70 he city again yesier-
dsy She went into the postotiioe snd M
dsrtook to run Il Tor a tine. Al officer was
summoned ard she was szsin . soed behind
the bars. The osicsFs hope she wiii be
tsken - the ssy luni. SIS she has been q great
nuisaRce % them and ever BODY else that
CONES in contact with her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
FOUND AT GRAND LEDGE.
Petroleum Discovered and . skeleton TN
earthed by thr Ledgsrs.

s1Slvssst 7. ye>sSsAA setaAs.
GkkaD LKD0E. April 20.--A human skele-
ton wSs anezrthed here yesterday by sbov-
eiefs ID the railroad gravel pat The bones
were found about four feet below the sur
face. all in perfect condition. II may be
mystery. and il may be an Indlan.-in
sIcasating Tor the foundations Tor block
OF stores On the North Side yesterday oil
was discovered liz considerable quantities
on the surface of the water which came
from the bank above. There 10 no doubt
about It's being petroleum, bat whether it Is
TO De found IN sufficient quantity To knock
the Standard Oh Company out - yet 10 be
determined. At all eveots the parties who
own the lots have decided not 10 lease 10
the Standard at present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
United states Minister Pendleton sustains

United states Minister Fendleton Sustains
a Mild Attack.
BERLIN, April 2J.-Mr. Pendleton, Ameri-
can Minister. while travelling to Frankfort,
was stricken with apoplexy and taken 10 a
hospital at Wiesbaden, where he now lies.
NEW 1oRK, April 20.-Minister Pendle-
tons son, Francis X. Pendletor, has receiv-
ed cable dispatch from Wiesbsden inform
ing him that while bis father sustained 8
slight apoplectic stroke, his condition was
not st any time considered dangerous nor
is danger feared now.
WIEssADEN. April 2O.-The condition of
Minister George III. Pendleton is consider
ably improved. His paralysis is slight and
his complete recovery is almost assured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
PASSED TWO BILLS
The Day Work Yesterday in tho House OF
yspreseatattyss.

WAsHINsrox. April 20.-The House this
morning resumed consideration of the In
disa appropriation BILL the pending ques-
ton being on q motion 70 strike out the
Choctaw judgment section. The motion
ives l0st and the bill passed.
Mr. Townsend, from the Committee on
Military Affairs. reported his Dill placing
Gen. W. r. ("Baldy') Smith on the retired
list. With TIE rank OF Major General; pri-
yate calendar.
A motion 10 proceed 10 consideration of
private business was defeated by the mana
gers Of the various appropriation bills and
on motion OF Mr.. Blanchard, Chairman of
the Committee on Rivers and Hsr5ors,
the House went into com mittee of the
whole on such measures. The hTst bill on
the calendar was tie Pension Appropria-
ton bill and SIR. blanchard showed dis
position - object 10 the consideration in
the interests Of the River and HarOor bill,
bat in view of a statement by Mr.. Foran
,bat it could be disposed Of ia an hour. he
withdrew al objections. ana the Pension
till Was taken up ana passed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
MORE eWosNcE AGAINST PALMER
A witasss ssho ssys Pslsnsr coafssssa
80 htsn-

IrRAeA. April IA new Ink hss been
fofgsd IN TIE chain Of evidence against I'd
Palmer, Of Aims. $40 : accused Of mnr-
daring his wife. ayroa Trsvss. now Of Han
0rsr, Jackson county. whites - the prose
eating attorney that he formsriy worked
on . farm near Aims; thar last tall be met
Palmer Ia John Aieks saloon; that Palmer
told him that he had killed hls vile and
that her body vss IN the barn Palmer
said. 1T Keeps me watching around all
the time. aud | want yen % Jake II away =
Palmer offered 10 ray him for the JOB.
snd on being Informed by rrssers that be
would not do IL threatened 70 kill him II be
ever diyulged what had been revealed 10
him
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Reducing the Sentences.

DUBLIN. April 2O.-Mr. Gilhooly, NJ. P.
who was sentenced on March 6 to two
months imprisonment for offences under
day, on appeal. TO two weeks. Mr. GilLooiy
has been serving short term of impr;son-
ment since be received the two months
sentence.
Joseph Cox, NJ. p. who was sentenced in
January 10 four months Imprisonment for
making speech at kildysort. had MS SEN
tence reduced TO three months. Mr.. Cox
has also been serving a short sentence since
January for other alleged crimes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

lnDDzo Chapman, farmer IN Tyrone
hired man who very much sesefnbied
tramp. 10 wort for him last February. The
man. whose name IL Eugene Murphy.
worked four days. and through some mis-
81 Ar. ChapInzn's house until ihe fth q
April. sod hsd two doctors attending him
from sparis. They made probably = dozen
trips between the two. ard yesterday sent
in bill of sbs 10 fhe superintendent 81 the
Poor. BIZ. ltupprelbt says tLai tucb bii
Is AL outrage out 81 hes 10 b. paid ~ the
man has 40 money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

nssrutr Sasrifs Aevs sna Powers sr-
resfed lohn Sadie- cut - tse T.. 9. n =
A. hsnctson ysSter az afternoon. ssdler =
a chuns 81 Jske p kindensch. ssss B-ots
- wsn 80 = ehtrx~d w.tb seesins -
brsss sxtnres fr7z sn ene7re On 80 " -
Sias iew ~~exs sga. snd Z - sasF.ected
shsf -ssi{er aad e hsRr . IS saaA ne 80
acea n All - s~sa ss uzs&
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
MOBs IN PARIS.
students In the Latin Quarter Attacked by
Bouianxerists.

PARIS. April 20.--Fiiteen hundred stu
dents assembled in the Latin quarter this
morning and marched 20 the Hotel Louvre,
shouting. "A bas Boulangerl 4 5rs ie Die
tdtesT" They were speedily confronted by
a crowd of Bouiangerists, who drove the
the students TO the bouleyards in
considerable disorder. The students
returned and attacked the Bonlsngerlst
newspaper offices, but before they could DO
much damage a crowd of Boulangerists.
who had followed up their advantage, came
down upon the students like an avalanche.
dealing blows right and LEFT with loaded
sticks. The students made a good fight.
but they were overpowered. Many Of them
we're severely wounded. The police ap-
peared upon the scene when the battle was
at its height and. separating the contest
ants, arrested large number Of the rioters,
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Tlss lsvvsrs ftvl9hf he snpFsrns Csuri
voass rsnser e. oeiriop gestsrasr = ths
eass ~ Msvtr-sielt Weston se2insi ludgs
Perkins Tie cgnrt did re ao - bu'
ss.arsrrs~ fn Tae.8sv. 81 no ogInior
ersrees tier ntHs = - gfvsr Ire orir
ss,Islt - for osslDa is whether fhe Ia =
rts 80 rha.e uls.tes frfe the kerfis ~
fs.s 80 rlonacfi - vtse teT fEe ffctsl =
Geaft slso nsz p2ws - c0gnf t1s ve.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Nrs Anna Berger Lynch. eith be- little
s8a. lsfs yesterday soon for Cbicsgo where
sas vii meet ils7 husband, Eeseh :. Lynch.
xbo vi1 arrive from Austrslis Tis bss
Frsncisso 81 > o'siock lis DofsIrs The
bitte- De~s q little %sai Ly1cD srif3fn
dehfn I'D bprisi vss coEan unfcsfeo =, w.
Ivrea - Ms con- 20 IN Ss1 fTsnc1soo 80
be hes h1rried % - fssi - sista cosiio
carry > ~ TO Bre-s bs bsrssrsf ans remain
fne ebfid
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
The SEARCH TRAGEDY.
An Iron Mountain Man wanted for Conn
pIIcity.

JASEvuLE, Wis, April 20.-A dispatch
has been sent to Iron Mountain, Mich. or
dering the arrest OF c. II. Woodhaupter, on
account of completely IN a seDsatiO nal
Search murder. A warrant is also out for
Mrs. Woodhaupter. who left Janesville sud
denly dsv or Two ago.
T5e search tragedy Sas the most horrible
ever known in southern Wisconsin. Mr..
sad Mrs Henry Search. an aged couple
were shot down IN c0id oi1oj for money on
the 9Th of July last. The Woodhaubters
we're n Sesrch employ AZ the time and
s1sQicion tell on theug. out there was no
sViasncs and they were not arrested. They
len town soon sfierrsrd. Subsequently a
detective. wh0 had been playing me role Of
81 evangelist. caused the arrest % the
Woodhaupfers in 4 Northern Michigan
town. bat the case DID not hold against
fnep
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

a Tssnesses Murderer Execufsd-Nakes
~enseisss Couf.ssioe.

Senseisss gonfsssioe.
LEssEoS. Tenn. April 30-N B. Lester,
murderer of Lieut J. T. Lane. paid the
penalty Of his crime TO-DAY a. Lebanon. the
scene Of the murder. He made very dis
connected and senselsss speech. explaining
WIZ be hsd committed the crime. Lane
family msie a prostitute of bis wife. he
declared Shat be was ready to die aud wss
gui1z slrsizbt 70 heaven and asked the
sheriff 60 zet bim there When taa caD
Vas adjusted and his arms we're being
pini0oe1. be isuzbinglv Sid. Dent re
them 50 tight" Jnss as the trap vas sprung
be ysllsd "Gsod eye The drop fell ~
lt.55 sni sf fzo6 his pulse ceased 10 best.
Only thirty people witnessed the execution.
six of hem were invited hY Lester
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
A SAD DEATH.


q younx school Teacher Passes s~sy
Afrer rsfnfsf iNress.
Mss MsrY +. TogeTsoil, isr sene tine
ras+ a tsseaer ia tie south Ionis-st school.
died resisrisT morning a. ecioes, ~
euick consumption 80 asd eees - icf
4n@ tine nast. aut wisb the heroisn of .
hla nstare sfeos 81 hsT post sDfil four
ssort usexs b@farr ~ srriTsi q tie Great
rsssfr0vsr she iesfes q sggs eircss %
lends r. mourn ssf osS. srectsi meet
i~x 81 shs tesc5ers VI - ne1 tbis morn
s-sa - o'e.eck n see Cenrrsi s1ilssx -
rzze sncs scs.oz a. nay se 6eeusrt propsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

James /. HARRY the mail carrier. who
nails. and found eailt5 b t5s iury IN the
United Sgkfss Court va 5Foaght into
court yesterday by hls sareiies. yho asked
for Al excnerstlDn. 1hgts Tes gYsr Fl
thena untii rsxf Juna TIE motion wiii
tteR be sfe8e1 b~fors Jo3gs Jackson sad
Jadge sersrsns. a.. Harry % ost on the
$50 honfz<
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
a GREAT SUFFERER.
A Former Grand Rapids Lsdy sick Nigl
Iuto Death.

Unto Death.
The many friends Of Mrs. +. A Strong
will be panied to learn that she is dsnger-
ousiy III at her home in Ypsilanti. She Is
afflicted with two cancers Her husband.
Prof r. A. strong, Of the State Normal
School. wss for ms8y years the dearly loved
AM h0rore3 principal of the Grand Rapids
high school, and during their long resi-
dsnoe here Pref and Mrs. Strong became
dear - The heSYis ~ 3 large number Of
huanble and honorable citizens alike.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
IaayEE soo.es eouNo.

Tts- Eesutt 81 tae search . IN. Ruins ~
~. ~ Iaais Eire.
Sr Lorrs. Aprii W-A thorough ses-ch
~ he ruins ~ the Bethel Home 6rs re-
saissd n ,be aadiag of the so,iies of thrss
nsn 5ohn Grsnt crlorea whsrfcian.
Jscxaca fe~ise lsborer. snd smifav. = rons.
nahcur ia tse hospital fhe hzr1es sad
srasse3 AZ 44crza 81 aer bands bnrnes.
Frank Haaksn. 20 h1~i. Asxsaser Wseh.
knee hurt tnt Jauss Snlifa. hsdly burued
s6o1t 80 sad~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Mt. CLEMENS. April 2o.-A general raid
was made here last nigst by two burglars.
They chisled the doors of several promi-
nent business places. but sucoeeiei in
breaking into only three. They rihed the
money drawers OF their contents. and took
what goods they could carry At T.. J.
Oldes tney were fired 1T and frightened
away.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

1t is Formed. Just the csans-Elplsnstions
From the l.. &.
To the Editor oi the eTELEcRAn-HERALD:
Ia the TELtcsAN- Ii kEALp OF this morn
ing is al item headed IAN Exclusive Club"
in which il is stated that the wednesday
Morning club 10 formed from the faction Of
the Ladies' Literary club. which desired 10
limit the membership OF that organization.
and that failing In that tAsy formed tie
"Wednesday Morning club, in which only
those who sre invited are eligible.
The statement which implies that there
is faction ia the Ladies Literary club.
makes this communication seem proper.
Permission IS therefore asked TO correct
several errors IN the statements IN the item
referred TO. The club which meets at the
club ROOMS Is exclusive. but il is not the
Wednesday Morning club. IL is the
'Shakesperiena Class" The member.
formed tbemselve. into this class and then
voted 10 limit the class TO the present mem
bership. No one can question their perfect
right 10 do 50. Indeed | would Ike 10
know il there is any club or society in
existence which any person can join with
out invitation. As 10 there being faction
in the Ladies Literary club. the fact il that
Il was proposed 10 lirsit the mem bersbip 70
the number which the new club rooms viii
conveniently accommodate. Two-thirds OF
the club, lacking four or five, voted N favor
Of the proposition. There is no faction nor
feeling IN the club on the subject and 20
occasion for any. As evidence that the
lines are not drawn il the fact that those
who most strongly opposed limiting the
Literary Club were the movers iD the pro-
iect TO limit the Shskesperiana class, and
aisJ that study class being formed Is com
posed OF mem bers Of the club, who took
different sides on the limiting question aud
the Secretary of the study class offered the
motion to limit the club. There will be no
faction or division or personal clique -
impair the usefulness Of the Ladies Liter
airy Club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Clav Nav svmpa.hize With Him.

LANSING, April 20.-Articles of impeach-
mert against John T. Mills, Prosecuting
attorney Of Montmorenc5 county, have
been filed with the Governor
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Don't Drink Isnpure wsfsr-Bay fIlfes.
II has been proven that typhoid fever
cholera sud Other gfmotC caeates are
chiefly csCsed by drinking impure water.
Fgiisrs are Away Heesssary
we are SHOWING IN oUr houss fuEuhhinr
Department Third floor iwo0r three ftyifs
~ the best filters in the wol .d-hltsrs that
we can warrant Chief among them IL the
Jfwstt-s >ew Ritter
Which hss fhe long-ifeie1 trd proved re-
liable fiiterinR medium. name'Y kafurfi
gravel sni SAND colnnue4 With expressly
prepxred rtcsrbonized charcoal.
If sou Wish a. Bs Healthy, riIter tis.
Wsfer Ton priDs.
In our House Furnishing Department fbe
istesi and best fsips f0 d. axe women's ~ufk
essisr are tIwsva ~ band-Uore aud rnofe
of them every vear q he whole third floor
.s given Dg 50 us' EIrh ihinTs. Oi c9urss
the prices are y wass right
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
A Tramp Fatally Wounded.

IAwros. April 20.-A tramp hailing from
Detroit and giving his name as Cornelius
Cannon, was shot while ia the calaboose
here this morning by Night Watcbman
Sneed. Tie men tell different stories about
the shooting. Physicians pronounce the
wound fatal. Sneed has been arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

A t.8exrsn r.o~svs1 from Washington
suaczncs6 fke s7.58en 6esth, lest night a.
o'ciosx. q RsooeTf Eare.t No.. q
srOsher q Capt n. - Noors of tk. cftr.
The dec-ssed ~ss Chsef tlsrt - ths reeel
sroe 80 ~ tie V~ nxgsr8<aA he go
sh,st n yssrs % 49,, s1d bsi hssr Is
" ssh Erroa sho1t tsenty years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

kfgrss - DTs 4s.--tns Edgar i ae-r s1l-l
SEES Wsrss 49, r-ns oFssrsfi11s next
" WenSse VIA n5n-18sen Faen STR farr-
Fsrrfss szas 4sW1 o. Acrt 1f IRE Fe-
f1sz ~ tce ufs e srey Eef esz1
rs11cf - 81 nexs9. Irt s. n sevs tte
wseks a. So - ras ~ nsa-9s1osh resn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

cEEcrxSsiz. Arril 23-The ssske - tss
brewers : iAos nskiag hea8~sv. 's1ze
1gmeer 81 skilled worxmsn havs sirsssv
hsen imported snd n0ne ct he hrsweris.
have Seen ccrr pe8ief - cioss Sc'ze ~
fheFn hsre a. fse aaea kssv SOD sid tae
rass ars9eF~ ssr Ffa-r s~>.V fhev rsG not
re-erunioy - xzxR h<upa - Ela1
ssasFz< zzxh
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
chamberl.in Leaving tn. orad,toni.n.

LoNDoN, April 2o.--It is reported that
Joseph Chamberlain has decided to COM
rlete the rupture between himself and the
Clsdstonians, making his return to the
Liberal party impossible. by shortly sc-
cepting a position in the Conser yal:ye Cab
met.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
An old sfan Fouad Dead.

CESTREvILLE, April 2o.-Wm. Strong was
found dead in field this morning. 1t is
supposed he died from heart disease. he
is aoout 20 years old. and had been seem
ingly in good health. His home was two
miles east of this village.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

EfxesTos. ont- ADril 2e--Chioszo esp
sssssgs ave bsuzht 81 irfer-ss IL tbs Toush
4 sssals gold -siss fsr So go FlTs ramp
Esfils. -iff al 80 spr1srt~,sssces snd other
ssshias-y reosirsa r. red u8olnp hsrs
49, prrcAzsss r. Chtcsrs 81 4 eo@t ~
z-e 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

John K. SsVes - asa -hofn Sysxn8t
to eounssrf~sfsr. toI3 where - eo1i prs-
car. soFzs 81 re osanssrfsif cosas. tn1 80
~sS sr~sssed sor tTviax - Ezss fheza. ~ss
ss1.encps - tarse ge4rs trk.rfsoz saeEi -
se~ ssas. Aess< st C2rre1<z>n q sAz& .eesE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Labor Troubles in GERMANY.

BKRLTS. April 20.-The strikes prevailing
in various parts of Germany are spreading
The Central Committee hssissUed al appeal
10 all working men TO boycott striking dis
tricfs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
A wa.hinclon CIub Home FIr..

WAsaIseToS. April 20-Fire in the Me-
tropolitan Club building this morning des-
troyed the fourth floor. Loss $4,000; in
surpj
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

LoSD0S. April 20.-Jem Smith has &C
cepted the challenge OF Jackson. the Aus
tralisn champion. for a prize fight for
1900 q side.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Would-be Incendiarisul.

sxsNesN,t ~ IVA 1yNst,NA-stssNa.
TRAvEEsE CRY, April 20.-Last night
some cvil-disposed person placed length OF
stovepipe, filled with cotton batting and
powder and saturated with kerosene oil,
under b. J. Morgsn's livery barn and fired
il. Ii was soon afterwards discovered and
quenched with a lew pals of water.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

A reporter for the 1rLEGEkx HrRALD in
terviewed several prominent members -
the l.. J.. e. Yesterday afternoon and found
lbat ~ addition 10 the sbakespeSians CiSss
which meets on or about the I'D Of each
month. a club has been formed a. stated ia
yesterdays paper. Mrs. EDos Putnam ~
President and Mrs. II J. Carr Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Because tho senate Did Not Report tho
Port of Delivery BILL
tss.ssat sSlts.ss-stsNNa-
WAsHISGroS. March 20.-Representative
Ford Is very much chsgrined because The
Senate Commerce COMMITTEES did not reDor
yesterday the Port of Delivery bill. He
will. however. take the matter in hand
again early next week and make . deter
mined effort to push il through.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
THAT EXCLUSIVE CLUB.

WAxzs ~ H. 4ELseRAM-HKRALD ors cha
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
FORD MUCH CHAGRINED

VANS b ne 1ELEeR4mHERALD one q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Ida Van Cortland aud the Taverniei
Dramatic Company continue ~ Powers a..
next week, plsyiBg 81 cheap prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Joseph. the Count de Levy. will arrive al
The Morton tonight and spend day or
two in the city. ia the interest OF Booth &
Barrett.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Bzss Eau sss. siu 80 : ,peeLzlss
.iga khs ~tslsEraszss- klsr4s4s' Ehls
ss@ssa- s4.ssersls Azs~.
, 1888-09-08
CUR~ISTIANSTED.

Sept. Z Per schr "Vigilant" from St.
Ihomas-Mi~s Ridgeway, Miss V. Hahn,
Miss w. j, Schuster, Reyd. II. Johansen,
Mrs. Meyer child & , servants.
Sept. Z Per sohr. Figjlant for st. Tho
mas-Nr. Q. r.. Bache family & l servant,
Elizabeth ~Desphantes & sister Julia
Francis with 2 children.
tREDERIKSTED
Sept 3 Per S. $. Barracouta for st. Kits
Mr.. Q. B. Gains, John Perryman, James
Henry, Jos. Udell, wife, Henrietta & child,
Lazarus Percival, Diana Lawrence & 8
children, Margret TAFT.
Sept. 5 Per schr atlantic from st. Tho
mas-Mr. George s.. Hill, Hannah Morch,
Lucretia Adams, Patience Franklin, Isa-
bella Frederik & child, Jos. Nathaniel,
lilly Bennerson, J.. Andrew.
Sept. 6 Per Anna L. Taylor for New
York Hugh Nugent.
, 1888-09-08
Frederiksted, 9TH September 1888

"TO"OTTN"VO0'i OVH DVPUOIHUOI 1000.
The S. s. Barracuda, Hubbard, Master,
arrived here last night from New York,
bringing cargo; she left again for Windward
about 5 O'clock p. m. today. Captain Hub
bard, as also the Captain of the ''Orinoco''
both report having met with very heavy
seas almost the voyage through,
caused no doubt from the hurricane of the
31St ulto.
, 1888-09-08
NEW
Bekiendtgjorelse

mET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
I'D fra lode dennes at regne vii den
otfentlige Landmaaler forandre sin
Contoirtid i Christian8ted fra MAN
DAG Eftermiddag III. "a til MAN
DAG KL 9 IL.
Gouvernements : Secretariatet, st. Croix
den ste September 1888.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1888-09-08
N 0 7 | G E

S2N accordance with orders from
g the Government of the Danish
West India Islands, the following
articles, to be delj0ered according as
required for the STATE IREASURf'S ESTATES
from 1St October 1888 to 30h Septem-
Der 1889, are hereby offered for
public competition, viz:
For Estates Work & Rest,
Grange &c.
From II to 90 puncheons best Bran
dywine Oornmeal.
" 10 to IS M. Boston Shingles.
Circo II Banking plough Socks No.
" l HID. Smith Coal.
6 moulding plough Socks No.
1913.
10 gallons Harness Oil,
+" 1870 blank Estate Reports.
" 500 lbs. various sizes bar Iron.
IS yards best quality Ameri-
can Bamboo.
" 5O yards best quality Canvass.
so pounds Tallow.
IS Axle Grease,
2 NJ. feet white pine Boards.
25 lbs. 2nd quality white
Lead.
10 gallons paint Oil.
20 pounds packing Rope.
dozen best No. 3 LyndOn's
House.
, 1888-09-08

The American brigt Pearl, 1916 tons,
OllStedt, master, arrived at Frederiksted
from New York on Monday&nd left for Chris
tiansted on Wednesday evening arriving
next morning.
, 1888-09-08
Translation.


7 is hereby brought to public notice
that from the 10th inst, the Land
Surveyor will change his office hours
in Christiansted, from MONDAY
"a p.m to MONDAY Oil a. IN.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix
the 9Th Of September 1888.
VAN BRAKLE.