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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

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fgf. nlp.fFrn 0a mnr- ee-Ny Ealfr-
stood ItitRnt as are the iatefna-
81 Ia ae4Htr maps. oar aal' q. She
storm ctlfr eBu hP traced by fhen,
afoand gat earth makiag the circuit
lu ab8af tWeaty ttree aays. 1 is.ttc
.esl bnrr-tlss Ia the sal8e meauer
a. thry move ha a eiyele on tar noria
Aliante aztec ue THE Western shores
% Eaf9pe ana Africa anl the eastern
SHORES az North And south America.
bar the ssme objects appear "a the
records as IN relereaea 70 the eoati-
mental storms.
TIE weather records are being made
Tor the Il - OF mFesg gators, but as the
Biets-oroiogtst who have "aarge OF
~ owls these weather eyeuts have
adopted the theory that heat u the
e.sa$s of ali weather changes. and a.
there = SO uniformity in the action
Of heat A. 4 force. therefore. there is
no uniformity. no periods, no cycles
iu the causes that lead 10 w@tther
changes With them the weather Is
;ss worlt ot chaaee, and, therefore,
ths records OF the weather. being based
Gn ctonee are made without system.
\ schoolboy ought 10 know that lines
81 equal t'arometric pressure ought
10 br drawn around each low and
each high barometer, 50 "a 70 plainly
indicate the ir dimen tions and locations
but Instead OF this the maps are -
drawn that the barometric lines are
drawn entit ly around the earth. and
permiscuOuly include high aud lew
baroTeters, sometimes one Hhr run
ning through all the low oarcmeteis
on the nots--rn hemisphere. ia' eStiga-
tors onght To insjsu that the weather
records, which are ~ very expensive
on the northern aem here. tuVestlSa-
tors Ought 10 insist that the weather
men who believe that the Weather Is
governed by fixed laws
W. T. FOSTER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
DeG0LlA BROS,
pEALkEs -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
s and 8 Tower Block

FOR skLE--or eaahange; i0e acres II miles
orohSrd. seii eias leAIa. Inis IL a Ne. fArms
price s1.5N.
nor SALE-or exchange, se acres ~ miles
from Niddlesiiir. Barry county. roonl
house, Dew large barn. good ouihaldinEs. cod
sof. a acres sceacd ana - acres oi wheat "a
The ground; pricc $50.
TOR ENcHANGR-l acres % miles froE
NSyiAnd. Ailegsn counfy. with Two houses
aad Two arSe barns. good orchard, ~ acres
improved. 70 acres seeded 10 exchange Tor
south end property price so.1A
EVH sALk-Or exchanges ~ acres miles
from CITY clay loan. new house fac
place for ~ -denings price sz01.
TO EXCHANGE for farm within 10 or Is
niilSs OF city. teo houses sad tNo lots on
Esst beonRru-st.. no IDcumheTancf. and
would take snail inc iabera8ee; a. you Wish 70
Gel good ciiS property here Is 1oVr chance.
no ENCHANGE-ftF farms s-room house sa
northern part 81 the cfyi lEg.c l6i With
fair hafn: would pas some cash aIderenee.
TD EACnAN0E-f0f arm; nicc houses on
4 South l0Nis- ST.; gls - extra good resi-
censt PROPERTY. owner Nnuld Iay siTN a.
S-Nt cash difference Tor good iaTm price u
his property si-Ol
TO EAcnAN6E-For farm near some snan
village, Htfoam auuss ana two vacant
lots 10 north enc a. worth SHa0. 40 lnruu-
hefanee And Noula pay some east u Necessary.
ITO EACHANGE-Eey fara within IS tnlles ~
city eIoom house ln sauthefn part ~
city. worth si-0; woeld take some lncliaheg-
aucc-
FOR sAIE-a7 acres of land. 10 miles south
aud east ol cry q. arcs Improved balance
bereh, maple AAo oaA timber small house,
large barn and other authulldIngs. acres "
chard; SOL cay loaiAi bcst arm in tie couA-
y price o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

MiCs OF City. teo houses sad Two lots On
East beonRru-st.. ne llcumbeTancf, hnd
would take snail inc iabera8ees a. you Wish ~
Gel coed ciiy properly here ~ eoUr chance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
]. II. M'KEE & SONS
MONROE ST.

% tors near Fast Fulton.st on monthly
~ payments q s. sscb. Prices So 20 sio0.
CHOICE of lolots on iarge's cable road add.
y a. 800 each. Il taken soon.
SPLENDID Western grain and stock farm for
- safe or exchange.
NoME very fae lats in east part of ne city on
~ monthly payments. aud heiD given 70
buut n desired
4 LIMITED NUMBER 81 lots VIII be soli
\ fer So eaeH GA nouthv payments. from
Whites ai ada; ihe Cnaice lots Of fhe plat
Cal a. oaoe. ). r. Mckee 3 sons. N0nroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
DAILY MARKETS.
Price. 10 Farme erS.

GRArx-Wheat 92c; corn. 5sc, oats. 2sc; rye
Use; barley. sl.l0 ? cwt.
Nr.rs-icei a "a. -c; pork. 5S66c; mutton. s
Noc; spring lamb -; fowls, loc; spr ng chicA-
en- l2iac; veal. olsc; turkeys. l-'sci DUCKS.
lie.
PRoDUCs- Butter. a0c; eggs. 3ci potatoes gc
= hu; beetS -5c ' bu; onions. tic 9 nu; rad sh-
es &C 2 doZ; bu. OeIus hand picked, sl'O
. bu; honey. Ice; peaches. sl.tuSs s2V0 nu;
grapes. 5s &C . 10; pears. $40 2 aui apples.
zoe = On.
WooI-WaShed. 2od sc; unwashed l4@ac
HAY-TmOthy. Sl5@l0 z tom clover. SIG IS
per tons straw. - g ton.
Hrprs AN TALIows-tireen 4lSc; part cured.
SIZE, cured 6c; calf skins. green. oci calI shih'
cur, d. &c; tallow. 42c; pelts. eOeGs,-o deAih'
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
Prices TO Consumers.

flour AND FEEp-H4ily White. SIS; Patent
3.0JP cwt: corn meal. Sl.50 Z cwt; feed s24.O5s
$500 per ton; middlings. S2i.UO tons bran,
Sl6 q ton ships sl7 Z ton.
MYAr-Pork steak, l0c; roast. Ice; ribs. sc;
tenGerl0in. y SC: nam. I &c; beef steak. sG1jc;
roast se'i6c; rib. lc; mutton. 69l spring
lamb. l. G&c;sprlns chicken. &c ;turke eys lZ1sc
ducks. l211c-
PKoDuCE-Butter. 25c: eggs. zoe: potatoes.
45c bu; beets. lee PIX; onions. i5c Q pE :
peas zoe e PIX; bea n s.tsic = PIX; rad shes. loc y
doz; peaches. $500 q PIX; apples, -Oc , PIX !;
grapes. 385e: crab apples. -oc per PIX; pears.
BIC per ph
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
The World Moves.

Don't disgust everybody with the Of
fenave odor from your catarrh just
because some old fogy doctor, who mas
not discovered and Will not believe that
the world moves, tells you 1t cannot be
cured. The manufacturers of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy have for many
years offered, in good faith, $500 re-
ward Tor a case of nasal catarrh, no
matter how bad, or of how long stand
ing, which they cannot cure. They
are thoroughly responsible financially
as any one can learn by proper enquiry
through druggists, who sell the medl-
cine at only - cents,) and they "mean
business
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
FOR SALE.
Nallonal u11 Hant BOOK.

TRADE orr WHAT Tou DON'T WANT
You car trade Tnur finrsss ar cnrliaEts. rr
can
Voc can trade yanr houso ard ici Tor frnft
farn or stack farm. n = grain farm spf bf
iff tl1rHaai1f rf q A@f.
Nf fasEt 3 sneciaity - errhanxes and hart
tfr largest Isf . fne CITY
% frafe fru e farms esr HalCsfIck iE
kHeaaa aad m Hart Cor CIfT rrapfrfy
10 fra.o a snaa pian q mih ana hoa far
furv f0r anFtnEg
10 fsa1e- si1a'i rr large sfor p n goods.
10 frsdr- nsrnine Shop. . resfrufsrf.
shinsfe fni3,. Iuuief isnf p fsffn ia Nehfss
"a 81 iFffs -nnfh - itakett sen iH AtR
sss f1Hv 10 Missouri. and nmitsf lands ga sff
diTeCt on
n Y5n are ftfnsirg ~ Feine e. cs'ifafris
e NJ ~ ger uur lTf ~ ErnEeflg afsd fa 4 Nith
Nj Der SHE haa been ali n~rr faF 4 fstes
WINsNH sLf.TE
tsn6 lover Beck, Phone -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

E0R SALE-rhe house and lot No. a96 West
a Bridge-sJ. fiDished last August. Well built.
conveniently arranged. neat and attractive
inside and out. kight room. good cellar. cis-
tern. wafer. eas and closet. Nice nrishborhood.
fac 81 ale trees. s,easant surroundings. new
pavement and 'clcclTic car service. All these
assure the infure value Of this property A
very desirable home y a be secured belc at Il
low price for the advantages u includes. n use
open FOR Inspection TINS sunday afterao 9u.
For pr c. and terms inquire al No. IA New
HoEscman block. 2l
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

WILLIAM II. GILBERT. room 8 widdleomh
building. has money 20 loAn- Houses and
change SPECIAL bargains 10 offer IA N&caui
lots. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

EOk sALE-ifa a small house will me your
requirements say six rooms with .-rIcn
eNtensioui and low price is a necvs itys n
yOu want a house that l. new. neat aud Al
tractISr inside aud out, With good Ceilsr. coal
ana " od bins. clsfern. pu4lic water and va er
closet and !iped f0r gas, 10 yau want 4 nice
ne.ghb. rhoOd. with impr yctacnis that assure
the future value ~ the pi ffe. ~ Sou want &c
electric ear ilshf at haad- u you want a 60 ia-
Portable, convenient. cteer.ui litte home with
q. the above conditions. please o * -t ' a.. j.
LgHe-aNe.. the secOnd door south ~ Vest
Hridce-st. This b"p>e viii ,eopeu Tor inspect
Ion shl< sunday aiternoon. For terms app y
at No. Il New House man block. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
JOSEPH c. MCKEE
j Pesrl-s'.. sweets Hotel B.oek.
Telephone SO.

WHO WANTS A FARM CHAP
I HAVE uiBe good farms ina, 4 will sell
cheap or trade for city property. step Ia
and see II have not get 5ust what yeu ars
looking or.
| HAAl housa for seho. two Others fof Slssa.
another for $780, tthers for : .0s. 800. Ssi1.
and one Tor Sf'a II 10 goes tA.s week. I want
70 seil them. agd wih LiHe yuU good bar4,aiB.
VACANT lots gre in gold demand. ana are
selllns well. / have a great many lcft yet.
ranging In price from { - to sluoo. They have
cot % De sold. and You mi ghf a. well have fhs
benefit Of .ho advance IN values that is GER
tain.
| HAVE several bargains q ofler In bus. ness
L properly and brick blocks.
SON Z good harcwooa timber lands 10 trade
- for civ property or good Improved farms.
iO PEARL STREET.
TELEPHONE 55e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
WHAT PEOPLE WANT g. +: e.; !: E; :::;:..,

Twelve words Will usually make two lines thirteen and
not to exceed twenty words three lines
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words TO line. There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

ANYBODY can make money in real estate bv
Il buying ln the rght place ana the g. Eht
place - 90 70 nnd the right place 10 buy is at
L. :. Proyia's. room Z. Loyetts block. OPP.
Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

1AkfN-h7 nlsfake. a. amsnei.A- Aearess
a. ,t@tesL -
lfkAINe--N Nlss NAY q fosiof las opensd
= hsF dscssulEsi-E pagicrs "a lso l.@s lsse ~.
NGtuak S4e Atti - . slirClAlts-
EAok kkNI-Ths Gee a. waite eeneSiesd
a ceraer NeTtb btsisseN sGe fo4AtAia sgs.
- DoN ior rcut 70 = desirable rArfA Ter q term
oi uhc. lNQ ~ fAFer years. Affs faF sac
week ID ArA Isoe. h, White. isHutAinst
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

DOR SALE. coz acres al good farming lands.
located in Moutc8lm Wexford. Osceeia
aud Muskegon c0u t.es AT FROM - 20 SIS per
acre; also improved farms Ia every ari oi the
sale. Some especially Hpe ones neAr this clty.
" 80 sell cheap FOR cash O. exchange for other
property. A'sO a large lisi of city property.
Call ana see rs. Geo. +. Lewis A Co., over -
Monroe 81. Grand Ri p.es.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL ssoo'ooo

NJ. Z. ~ FEf Presicsaf
j. NJ. EAENEfT. kies President.
HARVEY J. HoiIIsffk, Cashier.
All classes 81 BANKING pus.n ness thar arr ia
harmony with tie Aagional Banklak La~
transacted.
Letters OF Credit. current IN AL parts 81 the
World issued Ia sHtas To s0lI iuteftS a.
lowed al per eent on tine seftineSs1s Si
DIRECTORS.
/. II. wlsAey. tieorRe q. Pierce.
J. NJ. barustL J. GUNNER,
N. II. sweet Joseph II. Martin.
II J. H9liisser. ". X. Shelby
Willard Barnharit " o. Haghart.
l.. Croftoa foa. b. LoetsssfL
L. b. Hawkins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
Personal.

PERSONAL.
fAUIl0N-Laaies beware OF the many worth
= less substitutes Tor Flora A. Jones fsmo1s
blush of Roses brt tue genuine article. Price
IS cents. lake no substitute.
N0rlCE-Ihe mOders employed by she Grand
~ Rapids School Furniture Co. are lock I'd Out
OF the said company's shops moldeEs are
quested 10 stay away from Grand Rapids at
present. BY order OF committees. lI3tf
JAnIES A friend in need is a friend In
i1Abii"o deed. II you want a Regulator
that never fails. address the MoAAN'S MkDI-
CAL HOME. Buffalo. n. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

FOR SALE-New. mo1eIa. niue room house.
Good location Enqulre Al North Pros.
peetSt. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
LOST

WANTED-A stranger in the city would
" like . sitgationsin an Office or az coirc-
tor or in any useful employ raent. Best u
references, Address Ashley. 81 Thoinas-st.,
city, ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

FOR SALE-"I'se 0. Si.101. ] want 10 hu.id
house" You cant 80 1t. why noIy''
~ ~ ttkes sat0) t. baiiu nous: Tor Sfg9. $.
W. TUFTS works ~ the Other way. Tie builds
them hy the dozen and can sci you "A 500
house t0r s{.l91. and on monthly Payments.
easy as rent. Houses all prizes .rpm si.Ut0 20
S5.oD0. Vacant tots from sos 70 Sl.60. No
commission as he sells Tor him elf cnly. {.
VI. TUFTS. NOliawa-st.. foot Of Eou taIn,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
roR RESr BUSINESS PLACES

COk RENT-A desirable ofIoe. second Hoer
L of Tower blsek. Iasaife u ,. W kessa.
thai ssent. 2sa
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

EoR SALE-I can sell goa a lot worth s9Oao
L i0r 81 81. Well lOeaf ga. 51Ii3z feet. -ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

no RENT- -SIoa aes No.s and 4 Hgrou-sI each
31l0 feets alley Ia rear; suitable ioF whole
sale business once. light man ufactgrlnE er
storage; rent $3.50 per month each Aufon
6. H0esnpyl. y aad 2 fountsin-st- S'ssf
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

L'0R RENTING nAe stores In brick block on
west side Of -outh Divisioa-st.. suitable Tor
any buslness; these stores have large dfy laso-
menfs With rear entrance from alley also
suites OF rooms In same block with private
hall aud bath room with each suite this prop
erty will b. rented al iSw price 20 the right
patty. f0r prices call On J. ". Calvin, room
s shepard 4 Hartman block. from 10 y. Il-
'PAone sla
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
gIrUATIoas wkETED-FENaLB

tiANFLb - altiOn as hansckccpor ~
america. woman who understands tax
ing G r. ~ "a lt-cl. None htt W.dowtrs or
hoqsehoidHc ac e.ors need apply. Address
k. H.. box - tins OF e. 1g2
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
FOUND.
HELP WAETED-HALE

WANTED-Nason Work Done. A good stone
w and plaster mason IL d. 4.0J worth uf
work, for : o Q cash and take "A new sl.W0
h use on the West Side for the balance. {. W.
tufts, 90 JLtavast.. foot OF Fountain. 3l9
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
]. G. ALEXANDER,

R DEyr. ss Wonaefly bag.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
ron s4LE-xsoFLL.YBous

ENR 1ALf-C heap. good rsvina busfreas
GA west Hrlcge 81. ? fi7CeEafa A Trans
ford, Sd West Bridges ST. fra estate aed fra
Insurance agents fefe1hone IZPs
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

(VANTED-A man with $50 to invest IN n
W good paying business; from SO 10 50 per
day can be made; experience not necessary.
Address A. Il. DOX !. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
KlsoEILAaErus.

NAN IkD-Energetic uar with ssaa carfssi
who ls willing tadeVofa two I.ss.~s : esv
Pr h'ia ing neH Invention $40 aaaV can ~
made sddfess ". bex = fhls arsee sg
III hNAhtl- Rivers ycuas fnan - step fn apa
see Wbaf We can o. utfh them ln usfr
o. Fhats- So q clothes ar eyerrnaf made 70
efefi' NclsL herpoisheinef CO. a
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
SITUATIONS wAgTsD-NAL8


EoR RENT-A suite Of furn ished front rooms
with piano. also slusir sfeplug rooms
suitable .or one az two. lHf Aourut ST hn-
fgire az room -. &c
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
GFLp wANTBD-PERsLH.

NANTED-A competent grl for general
housework In a family of three. Apply al
10 West Prospect-St. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
MURDERED AND THEN ROBBED.
Evidence that John ". Gonsawalis was
FoulIy Dealt with.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 6-What IS believed
to have been an assassination and robbery
occurred at West Liberty. hamlet two miles
south Of Pittshurg at late hour last night. This
morning the body Of John ". Gousawalis was
found on the road leading from West Liberty
to Plttsburg. There was a pistol wound
in his head and his pockets had
been uhed OF the contents. In the hand Of
the victim WAS found "a revolver with empty
chambers There Is no clue to the cause Of
his death. but police officials are satisfied that
he vas murdered and then robbed. The
victim had spent last evening with
Miss Maggie Smith. ~ whom he was engaged
10 be married and had left West Liberty at
II O'clock. intending o. 90 % the home OF his
mother in Allegheny City. Before leaving
his sweetheart he had showed her "A gold
chain md a silver watch. and 100 IN
cash. which he told her was 10 be used 10
set them up at housekeeping when they
should bee married on the 10Th of this month.
He had also exhibited the revolver which was
found clutched m his hand this morning OF
his valuablcs none We're found except the
silver watch. The watch was almost buried
in the mud having been trampled upon.
There were evidences Of desperate struggle.
Mr. Gonsawalis was about twenty-four years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
THE M.fNIPUR H1SSACRE
Sir James FERGUSON Makes n Statement in
Behalf of the Foreign Odice.

LONDON. April G.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Sir James FERGUSON said in be-
half Of the Foreign Office that the Manipur
affair originated in dispute between the
former Rajah Of Manpur and his brother
The Rajah fed, leaving his brother IN ncontrol
Commissioner QuintOn was sent to restore
order and was met with resistance by the
ruler at the head of large body of troops
with the result made known by the dis
patches The Yiceroy telegraphed that he
would soon quell the disturbance
Mr. Labouchere moved reduction Of the
estimates by 10. 100 pounds on the ground that
KensingtOn Palace was useless and the coun-
try would be better of without it. He also
moved a reduction Of 425 for Kew Palace AS
nobody knew where 1t was or who lived there
Sir George TTevalen sustained the estimates
on the ground that the palaces were historic
mementOes If considerable interest.
Mr. Waddy proposed 10 reduce the vote for
the Bushey house on the ground that it was
occupied by the Due de Nemours. a wealthy
foreigner. and it was monstrOus that such a
man should occupy 1t at the expense OF the
English people.
The Right Hon J. Pluntkett held that the
Queen was entitled. if she saw fit. 10 allow the
house 10 a French nobleman for his residence
Nh Laboucherc's motion was rejected by II
10 81, and Naddy's s5 TO 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
The Newfoundland Bait Act.

OTTAWA. Or. April minister Tupper,
speaking on the subject If the treatment "
Canadian fishing .vessels i'll Newfoundland
ports. said Yesterday that official notice had
been received some time ago that the New
f0undand authorities intended 10 vigorously
enforce the bait net this year. That action
makes 1t AN ofense for any Canadian. United
STATES or French fishing vessel 10 buy or take
bait in Newfoundland without n license.
II was rumored some time ago that free
licenses were TO be issued 20 the United
States vessels. while Canadian vesse IS were to
be discrimiAted against. The result Of such
o policy. Mr.. Tupper thought. would 6e a
re1eal Of the Newfoundland Bait act. which
was allowed by the British Government TO go
into effect in 1881 only on the express stipula-
ton that it would not be enforced against
Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
ALIWTER ARRESTED.
Joshua Thomas Committed for Forging a
Set of Books.

BALTIMORE. MD. April 6.-Joshua Thomas.
a well known member Of the Baltimore bar,
was arrested by order Of Judge Phelps to-day
on "a bench warrant on n charge OF forging a
set of books Mr.. Thomas has for many
years been practitioner OF the law in this
city.
The arrest grew out Of his case against the
Smith Railroad Axle Grease Company. cor
poration in which Thomas had filed bill for
a receiver against the company. claiming that
the corporation was insolvent. Judge Phelps,
on February 18th last, passed an order direct
inc the books 10 be deposited with the clerk
Of the court. Thomas alleged that in COM
pliance with the order he brought tie books
in court The defendants charged that two Of
the books brought in were not the company's
books.
Eugene ID. Smith, bookstore clerk. swore
that the two books in question were sold by
him 10 Thomas in the latter part of January
1891. The books purported To contain the
company's cash account from the time OF its
organization in 1859. Then Judge Phelps
charged Thomas with forgery and committed
him. Later in the day he was baled IN $4,000.
Mr. Thomas had been secretary OF the CON-
psny since its incorporation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
4 CONFLICT 10 THE DEATH.
Kcntuckians Fall Ca, and Settle the Differ
ence in Their Usual Way.

MmDIFsBoRoUGH KY, April G.-One Of the
most desperate conflicts between man and
man that ever took place IN this vicinity and
which has added another dark stain to the
pages Of criminal history Of southern Ken
tucky occurred Yesterday at a saloon two
miles west Of this city. on Bennet's fork Of
Yellow creek.
The participants in the tragedy were Adam
Lejcre, "A saloon keeper. and Linsey Leach, a
miner. Lejere and Leach met in the above
saloon and fell out over a woman which it is
said. was living with Leach as his wife. Hot
words. supernduced by bad whisky. fol
lowed. They then left the house. and when
upon the outside turned face 10 tace and
without word both drew their guns -Lejere
with q 3s-calibre Smith d Wesson and a 45-
calibre Colts. and Leach with a 3s-calibre
Smith 4 Wesson.
Both men were dead game They eyed each
other for an instant. and then the deadly work
began. fusilade Of shot began When the
smoke cleared away Leech was seen 10 stagger
short distance and fall dead with a bullet
through his abdomen. Lejere was untouched.
and Immediately after the shooting fed. He
was met going up the mountain side by gen.
tlcman 10 whom he exhibited his coat. 1t was
rddled with bullets. Leiere then disappeared
III the mountain fastness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
Brief 1eiecrans.

The mercury at Jackson, Miss, Saturday
night went down tO the freezing point and
materially damaged tender vegetation.
Snow fell all over Northern Alabama sun-
day. The fall was slight. but 1t was the first
April snow in this vicinity in over forty years.
Austin Corbin denies that there is any truth
in the sun story about tho New York Central
acquiring the Long Island railroad.
The Osborne & Cheeseman company, brass
manufacturers of Birmingham. Conn, was
put in the hands Of receiver yesterday. LA
bilities. $50 900. nominal assets. s75O0O0.
Bishop Hursla. of the Methodist Episcopal
church who is presiding over the East Ger-
man Episcopal Conference IN session at Baiti-
the Methodist University IN Washington
rs. 600 has been paid in. $500 more sub
scribed and the entire si00,0O0 will be in hand
by the lst Of May.