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ber Baron befanb fih In fortwdbrens
Der, angenebmfer grreguns aller Gins
ne unb ieine Nerpen pibrirten = tpie
nahe ober ME ferne bas 3iel lag-tper
uuBte bas2
STIR oisien pielbeiprodenen 8all
beim Gommanbeur, Su Dem lett adt
Sagsn ale ShReibelrlnnen unb pub'
ma@erinnen 2.'s uuabldffg in Shll,
Geibe uno Glumen arbeiteten, bate
He5om eine fleine &a6e bDrbereitet.
gs mar bhbfG, baB bel fol9en Sc
hen bic ft6btii1e Gurtapeae bic Sang
multi mabte, unb unier Greunb bate,
fOmte er BON Grau bon @lBe erfabren,
oaB bic @inlabungen gebrudt uurben,
biefe Rapelle, bic einaige am Ort, fttr
ben fragIi9en Mitttpo1 abenos aebn
ubr gu ii6 befoblen unb iogar einen
f9riftll@en &ontrott nit ben 2euten
semadt 4len feiuen &anseraben unb
fonitigen 8etanuten bate er mitgetheilt,
boB er an Dtsiem abeuD su 9auie ieiu
unb empfaugtr iperbe. Warum iollte
Der &ittmeifter bon &ebom ni6t elm
Souper nit Muit nerauitaIten f6nnen2
Sn D0llfommener 5i9erbeit bate ber
Rommanbeur am Sonutag Die Rur.
fapelle nod ni6t beftelt. &eBow
ma@te f6 ON biefem Sage auf ben
Weg nod 8reifsed, um ben alien &es
gimentsIameraben unb neuen Maios
rntbsberrn All befuhen. Ct tam eine
5tunbe nod benz Diner bort ON unb
tpuroe auf bas ber5li9iie beuilltOmmt.
Wolbegf NOR tpte ausgewe6ieltl
grnit uno gefammeIt. tbdtig unb bes
founen, bate er feline tribe stimmuug
uub 0erbrofenbeit abgeleat. gs er>
gtng ibm ME ben n1eiiteu Sbrnns, Sea.
foratss ober Gerufserben, bic ibr 6abrs
luaRer uno fid felbit uidt eber finben.
big he bas getuoroen finb, mn5u bic Sc.
burt fte beitimmte unb bos 2eben He ers
aog. Wfan bate menig BON ibm ernar.
tet unb ct dberraidte nun ole our9
feline &enntnifIe, 6dbieteiten nn6 2eis
iiunaen. Seine Wutter, cine CARTE, ge
bre alte Dame, fanb i'm @obne
tghs opAS |tu9C Auu IuU ut0 Clu3tBe
8erubigung in bieier @6neraens3eit
ben Gobu aIs tpiirbisen @rben in be
GuBtapfeu bes geliebten Gatten treten.
giaGbem ber iunge &ittmeiifer Der
@rdfin porseitellt worben un6 ibr bic
6anb gefhbt bate. blieben bic 9anera'
ben aQein unb tauf9ten ibre Mittbeis
luagen aus.
ReBom erfubr @enaueres tiber bic
Inbeutungen in benz Briefe 2ances
bipfi1tli1 bes 2ommoubeurs. 0err
BON @aben batte a1erbiugs unfern
Jreunb aIs eiuen febr i9wer au bebaus
beln untergebeHen binsefteat, ber mes
ben beheutenben Gdbisteiten einen un.
gemefenen Otintel beidBe unb ii9 am
bebogli9iiea In upterseoroueten 2reis
len betpegen.
Nls bic &ebe bann run auf 2ance
tam. seigte Wolbegt fi@, san3 eegen
feine Gsluobubeit, Dolitdubig gerhbrt.
(SyortIebuna foiat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-04

gein6 gemadt batte-einet ber Iiebens<
nhroighen, borurtbeilsfrsieaen RapaIie.
re, tDel1e i'd ie feunen 9sIernt ba5e-er.
5dblt: GIN menfdli9es uuaebeuer
bdtte In einem Btiefeorpert eiugefd3lois
len. ber ungIiiflt6en Dame bas bier
ange5ogene Spottlieb i'm Drude burd
Ole poft sugefaubt. @ladll@ermeiier
Weife bate man unratb eemerft unb
bic oerbdngniboOllen Golgen beg 5dur=
teufrei9ss berbitet. rDenn"-meinte
er rbei ber frantbaft ienlitis
ben Natur Der WrElsn, tpdre bic ginRdt
in ienes Stubente lIieb ibr ii6erer Sob
gemeIen, ooer unbeilbare @eifesuaeat. /"
sd claude, i'd babe nun genug ae.
fagt. Cine iSrau bon Droite NifGerina
IT ME 3u irgenb elmer 3eit auf einer
Wallfabrt mad bem rbeillgen Aod" au
Srter DON elmer broniiden 2dbmuaa
tbrer 8lieber auf puuberbare Weiie Qe,
beilt rorben, ionbern gerabe oas Sc.
gentbeil bat ffattgefunben. sSa oiretter
Golge Der Strapa3en unb ieeIiider 4uf.
resung udbreno iener Walfabrt bat id,
Der 3ultanb ber o[lgemein bod1aeac5te.
ten une ebenfo tief bemitleioeten Dame
gelttig unb f6rperli@ big 3u ibrem Sooe
beri9limmert!
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@rdftt 3nt6.
soman bon emile Grbaro.
(Gortfesuna.l

(UorIesun9.J
Ser Gfaf fibite i1 i6rmIi9 beun=
rubigt. Ct aos iein Sb9ter9eu au fld)
empDr, auf feline Rniee uno betra1tete
es prhfeno.
Gleine, mas ift bas2 Du liebtef ME,
mails bic @sielf6aft pon 9eineseleis
den uno 3oglf INNER eineu gang etnfa.
men &itt nit mir ben 0erfammlunge1
BET Deiner Sante bor, aher menfGen.
i@eu MART 9u bisber ME, unb nod
Dor tur3em ilo9te Dir bic @egenuart
Hebops entf6ieben Greube. Du Iiefer.
teif man@es beiteres Surnier nit 0eim.
Mas TT 6enn geideben, oaB mein luffl>
ger fleine 0ans fid pl6Blld bor ieineu
Greunben fiir@tet?
IS lit niGts geid9eben, papa = i6
bin es nur iniiDe uno man peinigt mid
bier - tpeibt Su - nit pielen Din,
gen, bon beuea Id in Gteinbort fret
bin! I9, mein geliebtes @teinbortl |
BORT ipirb alles wieber gut Eerben,
papa, unb Du lrirff In mir Deinen
luitigeu tleinen Dams uieberfinben!
@ott gebe es, rlein geltebtes ainb |
@eiBt Du, tpas i6 mir iiberIeet babe2
gDir MAIDEN cor fein Mufbeben, IaiIen
einfa@ 3u elmer gpa3ierfabrt onfpnn.
men. fabren nod Gteinbort unb f9iden
ben Masen ber Sante Ieer aurhd. Gls
tDirb Elm 6auptipaB iein! Auf bieie
Meife entgeben mir allen @inmdnbeu,
S6wierigteiten unb 8ormiirfen ber
Sante. unb uenn fe nod einigen Ses
ger bier alles reselre@t obgeidloRen
bat unb uns na9tommt, blhbt mein
&0s9en tuieber in eemobnter Jriibe |
Der quite @raf mar entifiebeu ber
Nnf1t, baB bieler plan in feinem
4opf entfprungen> fei. uno 9uib it6rte
ieiue SQufionen nibt, fonbern uns
ftbIong ieinen Gals nit sdrtlideH
9tiRen.
@ie gut unb Hug Du bif, papa!
Das uiro bie re@te Rur fur mid iein.
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9atiettm sSrienri4 iiber bic Rienft-
botenfrage.

gs 1T interefant, bic Ratierin Griebs
RID iber ben Sienitbotenmangel fid3
duBern gu b6ren. Sn elmer fleiueren
4benogeieufdaft. peI6e firsIid bic
Raiiertu um iid beriammeIt bate, fam
bic auanglos gefabrte unterbaltung auf
bic Jrage, mie bent Oienftbotenmanael
In gr6Beren 5tdbten abaubelfen fei.
Die Raiierin griff lebtaft in bic Ois.
tuition elm. Sic ertldrte, ibrer Wnfdat
mad babe bic fdon ieit ssabren auf Der
Sagesorbnuns ftebeube Jrage bisbsr
mod feline befriebigenbe 26lung gefuns
ben, neil mon niht genug auf bic etbis
t@en Deohrfni1ie Der meibli1en Oienft
boten &hdfi6t nebme. Oie meIentlide
&lage Der leBteren betreffe bie au Iange
9lrbetts3eit unb ben Mangel an perl6ns
lt9er Jreibeit. Wolle man aber bieler
Gorbesung obne Meiteres naaaeben. 10
Deroe man .ei1t bas fittIide 0erbalten
oer Dienfboteu ; @efdbrbunsen auss
feben. Gesbalb mhRe man ibnen 10.
tpobl in 6auie als auBer benz 6aufe
bic M6gli4feii gemdbreu. i5re freie 3eit
in pafienber We,ie au berbriagen.
Sm 6ouie tperbe oies 3u erreiden
fein, wenn bem 9ienifmdoden elm
3mar tleines, aber bod beruobnbares
Stitb9en gum eigenen 8ebrau1 iiber.
laHen merbe, mas heute leiber nur fell
ten Der Gall fei. Cine gsKerune bier.
In aber fei nur nit Ollie BET Nr9itetten
su eraieIen, wel9e bel Geftftenung Der
Baupl1ne on STEELE beg penig tpiirois
gen .WGbdengelohes" cine nit Cuff
unb Sid! beriebene Gammer fir Sienffs
boten ein3uri9ten bdtteu. Nuber benz
6auie fOlle man bur@ prioate 8ereins,
tbdtisteit ii allen @tabitbeilen 6eim.
iidtten fur Dienftboten l6affen, mo fe
in ben Abenoitunben, bauptiddli9 aber
an ben freien Sonntaesno6mittageu
nit ibren 8erufssenoifinnen uuserbaI.
tung unb 8elebrung fdnben. Die fit.
li9e 0ebung ber Wdbden iei iiberbuupt
Der wiGtigfie Buatt ber gansen s5rage,
ba es fid bod UNI perfonen bauole,
Deldae id) innerIi6 ber SamiIie bewe.
gen unb oft auf bic @raiehung Der flei.
neren 3inber ginf1uB ausiiben. go
balb man baber ben Dieniimdbhen ols
Stano elm gr6Beres WaB oon Ndtuua
entgegenbringe. merbe iomobl beren
3abl als aud oeren 8eruIsfreubigteit
erbbbt .ueroen. ueberbaupt olirfe man
bel oer 26iung Der io3iolen probIeme
nie bas Semitic bes Menfdsu auBer
I@t lahen.
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3weiter eano.
ertes aapitsI.
Die Saateebta aMf.

Die Saatgebtauf.
Dss Grafen Nlbenfron unb ieiuer
So@ter pI6bli9e Mbreiie bate ni1t Der,
febIt, Nufieben 3u erregen unb au alers
lei @erb6ten 8eranla1ung 3u geben.
Nm neiiten iiberrai9t fnbIte ii@ Sante
Watbilbe, Der es niemaub eiumal glau'
ben tpolte, baB iie iiberrai9t mar unb
bie bur6 cine boppelte NiFitenan3abl
bieIen faux pas Der lauuenbaften gfI9te
unb ibres fdma@en 0aters gut 3u mas
den frebte. 8eunrubigt bur9 biefen
unmotirirten Nufbru9 NOR Rebolp; bic
5omiIie Gaben aber iu9te eine peribn'
li@e 8eleibigung barin, benn bic Gin.
laouugsfarten 5u Oem lange borber an.
geiagten 8au tuaren bereits ausgegeben
unb iSrau BON @aben NOR Der Meinung,
baB Ruth bie Gontarren3 nit Melanie
ui@t pertragen fDnne unb freimilig bas
6elb gerdumt babe. Bic CUTE Dante
iiberleste ernffIi9, Of auf benz Bal
nidt 5uglei6 bas 8erlobungsfef Welas
nies NIT Dem Baron, ber felt oeul Wfass
fenbau tdgli@ bel linen getreien mar,
gefetert merben fbnne, unb bic Mhte er,
bielt rnau@e babinaieIenben Snitruts
iioneti.
MDbon BITE cffenber3ige Sante in
gutmdtbigen1 gifer hberfprubeIte, oas
bate bic fluse Ni6te i'm itillen bereiis
lanee In @rwdgung geaoeen uub ibre
Mabnabmen barna6 setrofen. Sic
mar 3u beionuen. urn cine preifion auf
ben Baron oushten au tpoaem, benn lie
0bnte, baB fi9 bier 5lDei 69laue gee
trDffen bniteu, unb bob bic geu6bn..ss
den 0itieI ni6t gum 3ieIe fiibren
iuiisben. Melanie bebielt ibre llnbis
nenrDIle Bel, agacirte burd 2hble unb
@iGeutsieben, baHeben aber bur6 gnts
faIten ibrer Rei3e uub burG bas
8riIIouifeuer ibres bepegli6eu @eiffes;
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s9atarrb fants nid,t furirt tperpen

burd IOfaIe applifationen. ba iie ben sis ber
8ranfbeit nift srret9en tonnen. Satarrb it
eire Blut. ober grnfitutiona, Sranfbeit, unb
um fie Su beilsn, innBt Sbr innerIide SeilmitteI
nebmen. 6an's 8atarr6 Cur rirb einae.
non,men uno pirft bireft auf bos BIut unO bic
i4lemise Sberfidhe: $alps aatairb ssnr iff
feine 0uadfaIber. Mebiain. Sic nurbe felt
Sabren bon einem Der beifea aerste biefes 9an-
6es berorbnst uni iif elm resslmdbisss @eespt.
Sic beaebt aus ben befen betaEnten Goniea,
berbnnben NIT ZEN befen 8lutreinia unsBmit,
teIn, bic bireft onf bic S6Ieimober mir
fen. Die bolltommene @srbinbuus ser apei
Beffaubtbeile ie es, mas fold wunberbone 8e.
fnltate BET Der Se,luns bon 8atarrb bsrbcr.
brinet. 9abt &u4 8eusntfIe umfonff fdiden.
g. 5. @benes & Co.. Gisentbamer, go.
leoo, D. gsrtanft bon apotbefern, prsis Is 81.
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Sie anwenbupg bon Or. auauif
Ronts's Samburger Sropfen bei Nppez
tltlongteit plro bon ben belten grfolgen
begleitet fein. preis fiinfSig @ents bic
Glofde.
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ausber SnltruttiOnsRunbe.

unteroffi3ier (ber einem Solba.en
cine Grage oorselest bot, Oer bisieIbe
3oebaft uuo itotternb 3u beantworten
fu6i): Run, 10 ipre6en sic oD6
frei bon Der 2eber meg = Woau baben
Sic oean ioHff Sbre &ebers"
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Die
WO4eatli4e Treie Freiie fhr Saas
erf@eiHt
ieeeu QemnerfaS
un6 fDftet
$3.50 fiir Das SaAr pser @l.3k tAs
G @snate In SDrans nsbesabIapa.
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smashed on its face, with its point about
5% inches from the face of the plate.
This was the last shot from the six
inch gun, which was then removed from the
platform and the eight-inch gun was
mounted in its stead. When the plates
faced the eight-inch gun they were all in
good condition, and gave promise of max
ing good showing against the heavier pro-
jectiles. The high-carbon nickel-steel, un-
treated, was weakened by its four shotholes
and by the cracks in its lower portion. The
low-carbon nickel-steel Harveyized was
weakened only by the four shotholes, and
the high-carbon nickel-steel Haryeyized
was practically as strong as ever on the
right hand side, which had smashed the
projectiles, while it was weakened on the
left side by the projectiles which had pene-
trated it.
Results of the Final Tests,
The first eight-inch shot was at the center
of the high-carbon untreated plate from
Carnegie, Phipps & Co. The proiectile
which was of the Carpenter make, pene-
trated 9ss inches; and rebounded, greatly
shortened. Cracks extended from the
center hole to the upper and lower edges,
through the upper right-hand shot-hole and
the lower left-hand hole.
The next shot, also a Carpente- proiec-
tile, was fired at the center of the low
carbon Harveyized nickelsteel. 1t pen-
etrated 15A inches, and. rebounded, badly
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15
AMERICA IS ON TOP,
No Such Armor Plate as That Of Car
negle and the Bethlehem Works
Is Now Made Anywhere
CRUCIAL TESTS OF YESTERDAY.
Heavy Projectiles, Propelled BY Mann
moth Charges of Powder, Have
Very Little Effect
ON NIcKEL-STEEL FROM HOMESTEAD.
Boiled Plates Declared Destined to supersede All
Forged Metal
CRUCIAL TESTS OF YESTERDAY.
ON NIcKEL-STEEL FROM HOMESTEAD.
Boiled Plates Declared Destined to supersede All
Forged Metal
rFEoN A STAFF CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-The second of
the series of comparative tests of armor
plate made by Carnegie, Phipps & Co. and
the Bethlehem Iron Company was made
to-day at Indian Head, the site of the
navy proving grounds, about 80 miles below
Washington on the Potomac. The trial
to-day was the most marvellous exhibition
of the kind, and the results were the most
gratifying. 1t indicated to those present
that the rolled plates of the Carnegies are
destined to excel all forged armor. Again,
TIE superiority of the nickel steel over that
of the ali-steel plate was demonstrated.
To comprehend this most fully, COM
parison of the tests made to-day and those
of October 81 is necessary, and, to more
fully appreciate this fact. it is but well to
state that if anyone of the shots fire to-day
at nickel-steel plates had been fired at an
all-steel plate the results would have been
disastrous. The plates selected for to-day's
trial wer> high-carbon nickelsteel, Car
necie low carbon nickel-steel, Carnegie;
the latter being treated by the Harvey
method of surface carbonization; and one
high-carboD nickel-steel, of the Bethlehem
Iron Company, which was also treated by
the Harvey process OF superficial carboniza-
tion.
Most Surprising Occurrence.
With the latter plate a most surprising
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DIED.

AHL-on Saturday, November IA, 1891, at
4 O'Clock P. NJ, at his residence, Ben Venue,
Dr. JoHS K. ALL, son of Elizabeth Kerney
ana the late DR.. Jacob Ahl.
Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church,
TUESDAY MORNING at $50 o'clock. Interment
private.
ALEXANDER-On November IA, 1891, j JOHN
ALEXANDER, in the seth year of his age, at
residence of his son, George NJ. Alexander,
Frankstown avenue.
Funeral MONDAY, November 16, at2PM
BINDLEY-on Friday, at ! A: M, JOHN
COOPER eldest son of John Bindley, in the
10th year of his age.
Funeral services at the family resi-
dence, Fifth avenue, on SUNDAY, November
Is, at a30 z. NJ.
EASTRIGHT-On Wednesday, November
II, 1891. at P. M, DAVID EAsTRIGHT, aged 81
years months.
EHLINGER-On Friday, November Is, 1891,
ELIZABETH EHL1NGER, in the S7th year of her
age.
Funeral from residence of her daughter,
Mrs Kasberger, 23l Main street, Thirty-sixth
ward, on SUNDAY at 2 p. NJ. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. 2
GILSON-At the residence of her son-in-
law, X. III. knox, on Saturday, November II,
1891, ISABELLA gibson, widow of the late
Thomas II. ellison, in the 18th year Of her
age.
Notice Of funeral in Monday mornings
papers.
HAINDS-At parents residence. 172 Man.
haitian street, Allegheny, on Thursday,
November u, 1884, at 5:45 P. NJ. JENNIE,
daughter of John L. and Jennie Hands, in
her 23d year.
Funeral from the residence on SUNDAY at
2P.M. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
HARRISON-on November 13. 1891, at 8
p. NJ, SAMUEL n. HARRISON, in his Goth year.
HoLLIAN-On Frida v, November 13 1891
at ) o'clock P. NJ, NELLIE HoLLIAN, aged 27
years.
JOHNSTON-At the home of her grand
mother, No. GAO Marthand street, East End,
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broken. Cracks extended from the center
to both the upper and the lower left-hand
holes; those to the two left-hand holes ex.
tended to the edges of the plate.
The last shot was fired at the center of
the high-carbon Harveyized Bethlehem
plate. A Firmini projectile was used. 1t
penetrated 12s4 inches and rebounded un-
broker. The plate was cracked through
the upper and 1eft-hand holes to the edge.
A member of the board, in speaking of
the experiments, said that any one OF the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15
MARRIED,

ZOLLING ER-HEFFLING-By the Rev.
L. Mcguire, on Thursday evening, November
y, 1891, JAMES ZoLLINGER and MARY HEFF-
LING, both of Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15

shots would have gone through the steel
armor of any ship in the world and. explod.
ing, would have destroyed the vessel
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15
A LOOK THROUGH

Our Cloak and Suit Rooms will con-
vince you that our garments are
greatly superior, in both style and
workmanship, to the commonplace
goods generally found in stores where
they retail everything.
, 1891-01-21

view-important discovery that some deep
sea crustaceans are highly luminous, thus
furnishing what is believed to be he first
positive psoof that the soHrca~ OF light
in the dark abysses Of the ocean i the
self-IumiroSity of the animal inltabitants.
A large yrawn lying in u bucket OF 4e"
water on deck was observed to be shining
brightly, and, being seized, it emitted
copious clouds, Of 2IosphOrescenee from
the o. fees OF the genital glands. BY the
light of this luminous secreiio iI ME. Alcoek
was able, though otherwise in perfect
darkness, 10 SEQ fhr details Of he interior
0G the bucket, AMI his OWN hands, as wtlt
~ tie position AMI shape Ut tbs animals
IN the bucket. After the removal ct the
animal he watrG Ftmatlrt luminous for
some time. Other crnstaccisus we're AIsO
luminous, but to % less extent
, 1891-01-21
BON BAY. Dee. 20

~ ~ = y . t4NA w.
The Czareviteh has iHst landed here, aNG
has been recei, ed with the highest hoaa0urS
due to Royalty.
A brilliant asSemblage, intending the
civil and military authorities AMI the foreign
Consuls, had gathered OH til" Apollo Bun
der to welcome his Imperial HigtAeks4
The distinguished party At once drove to
Government House, where they met with
the wNrmtS rPcept hn. %
Dense crowds lined the VoRte, and the
natives. we're eviten'iy eatlv impressed
with the splendid HnitOrIns OF the Princes
and their suites.
This afternoon the CzSreviich will visit
the Elpphanta Caves. and viii tonight be
preseht1at a grand banquet, to he followed
by a ba|L-DGily Telegraph. Dec. 24th.)
'Cheer, boys oheerl" To-day is the seventy
aeventh. birthday of Henry Russell, composer
Of many hundreds Of fresh. breezy. and stir
r;no songs not q few Of which may be said
to belong to the music Of the nation, They
we're exceedingly popular in their day, and
the CHEEKY lyric whose title is quoted above,
- we'll as the equally hearty There's a good
Hmascoming boys and "a life on the ocean
AVE viii never be allowed to- die. The
present generation know little of Mr.. Henry
Russell. personally, but to their; fathers he ID an
old fvisndsxho made his tSpe - 9 public en-.
" fr
, 1891-01-21
TELEG r A M S.
sT. CROIX STATION.

New York. Jany. 14th.-Mr. JONI morley
in the course of a speech at Newcastle, posi-
fiyely denied that ho had ever offered Mr..
Parneu the Chief SecTetaryship OF Ireland.
He also ridiculed the idea mat home RUE
IL dead. A. Yohn
Dillon will be elected leader OF the 4rISh
party on his arrival IN France
S00 Russian Hebrews have landed at
Dover With the Intention Of OmigratIng to
America. hro.
3n0 that the ice was thin in the middle OF
4hee Seine forbade people to cross, OUT u'i.
needing the warning a nnmOer OF lneh an"
hovs Attempted to do so and 9 were drown
NJ E,oopet has been reelected President
~ tho chamber Of Deputies by Zo2 OUt OF
233 votes.
the President of the Spanish ChamOe OF
Deputies. whio,,
( Are has occurred at Bombay by which
200 houses have been bnrneu. 49,
T,opdon ian. 14th-Sugar In stock on me
10th inst. was ll7,OOO. Last year 1'''0o0
tons. .;oo.
At, Croix, Jany. 17th.-News and prices
onc;no death Duke Ot Bedford, should
read New York, Jany, 18TH"
New York, Jauy. 13'h.-London news
announces the death Of the Duke OF
Mr." Gladstone has given a denial to the
statements made by Mr.. Parnel' nj b'inerlcK'
The cold continues in England.
Messrs. Clark s. Company. OF Aonuo"'
the South American Railway contractors
have failed. o,.4oros
paris dispatches state that tho customs
Committees have agreed to exempt nHqreSS-
ed hides from duty,
The Seine 10 frozen ever ne Paris
h death in announced of Baron HauSs'
mann, deputy for the Seine Cd Disc, 49,.
A nan supposed to he PadIewski 1ss
haSn arresred In Spain. Hs asserts 'o"s
Ss mnrdsreI General Siliverkoh
IA in reported that Bhgland has appllSsu
20 the American Sppreme COURT 5of tn9
setAement of o case bearing on tpe naAtl"s
Sen question and involving the issue pen1-
ing between the Marquis OF Salisbury anu
MS Blaine. Great Indignation 10 expEeSSS"
40 Washington.
New York, Janry. 1eth-London new
states that tha Scotch ptfiksts ss'ea =
, 1891-01-21
THE INTRODUCTION OF SKILLED LABouR
FROM ABROAD.

Mr.. Walsh, the Engineer from Canada
who surveyed the new line OF road from
Portsmouth to Lasoye, arrived in the Steam
ship Carbide" on Christmas day. q He
brought with him several skilled Canadian
workmen for cutting timber ioF the erection
Of the smaller bridges along the line. The
larger bridges which will be of iron, have
been already transported to the neighbour
hood Of their sites.
Mr.. Walsh's brother, who assisted him inthe.
survey Of the road in the earlier part OF last
year, will arrive by the Steamship "Loanda,"
bringing with him some other hands, a saw
mill and the necessary tools fox the cOnstruc"
ton of the road.
Mr. Walsh and his men left here for Ports
mouth on Sunday last, and will by this time.
be at work, Such prompt energy argura we'll
for the success of the undertaking, which is Of
the greatest Importance TO the residents in
that part OF the island.-I6iG.
, 1891-01-21
DOMINICA.
From the Dominican, Jany. ~

(FTom the Uomtnaedp, IdRy. I1
Our readers will be glaI to learn that 6 pre-
liminary agreement 8 reported TO have been
signed by tho Governor and Mr.. Vickers, the
representative Of the new WsstIsdsa Company,
for the establishment OF a line Of splendid
steamers between this Colony and the United
States and Canada, and for the building of
first class hotels in Antigua, ST.. Kits and
this island. The steamers are TO be fitted up
in the latest and best style, ana they are to be-
specially adapted for the carrying Of fruits.
We learn that the Company is to have
a subsidy from the Colony Of $4,000 a
year.
The Hotels are Co cost g60,OO0 for the
three, the Government guaranteeing 5 per cont
interest Oh the capital invested.
Mr.. Vickers, who landed here the other
day, is one Of the monied men who have
formed the West India Company with a cap
tia! OF over q quarter of a million.
Mr.. Vickers we hearhas undertaken on his
own account to run q good steamer round
this island, a sure evidence Of his belief in
the ultimate prosperity OF Dominica,
, 1891-01-21
Frederiksted, goth January 1851.

Frederiksted, goth January 1881.
The 8. s. Bermuda arrived here OH the
"a inst, from New York, unloaded 300
pkgs. for this Island and proceeded to St.
Janry, 18-Per 8. 8. Bermuda from New
Weaknesses Saunders & Brun.
Janry. 1s-Per $. g. Bermuda for St KITS
Richard Herbert, James Graves, David
Michael, w. BrOsnell. For Antigua
Rev. G. Il. Branch, Messrs. NJ. Skeoci' W.
PEBBLES & R. Coulter. For Barbados
Janry. 19-Per schr. atlantic for St; Tho
mas-Archdeacon Hutson. Ruth Williams
8. Andrew.
, 1891-01-21

The Indian Marine Surv ey steamer Inves-
tigator, which lett Bombay on October 20.
has on her way TO the working gfouha
dredged with great success.
The ,naturalist on board has made the
interesting and from s biological Points