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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
GRANTED LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Minister Egan and Consul McCreery
 Soon to Return from Chile.

Soon to Return from Chile.
 VALPARAISO, Chile, April 6.-Minis- ter Egan and Consul McCreery have been granted leave of absence by Sec retary Blaine.
 WASHINGTON, April 5. - Assistant Secretary Wharton frankly acknowl- edged that Minister Egan and Consul McCreery had been granted leave of absence. Ut is true that the leaye of absence has been granted and that Minister Egan is expected to return to this country" he said
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
Imnrisoned For Life.

MORRIS, H.. April Civilian Bar nett, the Chicago book-keeper who murdered his wife here last fall, to-day pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
c.,,,,,n.. Ind. Mammoth Tannsry.

COLUMBUS, Ind. April 06.-W. W. Mooney & Sons of this city are building a seOo, ,Oo0 addition to their tannery' which will make it the largest tannery in the world.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
From the City of BrotherIy Love

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 1.-Ad- ditional contributions received by Drexel X Co.,, trsasurers of the Russian famine relief fund, make the grand total Sl16,267.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
to the union calendar.

to the union calendar.
 The House then went into committee of the whole on the free wool bin Mr Mckinney, Dem of New Hamp.hire speaking in favor of the measure.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08

Creditors Win Likely Get 70 Per Cent.
 Sr PETERSBURG, April 6 6-The com mittee having in charge the affrirs of the Guenzburg bank, which failed re- gently, expect to pay creditors at home and abroad 70 per cent.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
DEATH IN THE STORM.
THE BLIZZARD STILL RAGING IN
 THE WEST.
Felt All over the state of Illinois- Much UncAlIed for Alarm at Kansas City-rrafnc Delayed in Nebraska The storm Elsewhere

FAIRFIELD, H., April e.-Barnhill, a small village six miles south of here, was visited by disastrous cyclone yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Every house in the place was wrecked and only four or five were left on their foundations. The heaviest rain in years fell here.
 WARSAW, H., April 5.--A terrific gale of wind struck this city last night, blowing part of the roof off the Adams house and damaging that and adjoining buildings to the extent of s2,000. Several buildings were blown down by the storm. The gale throughout Han cock county has been severe.
 Reports of severe wind storms came from all over the State of Illinois Com paratively little damage was done.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
sineIe Tax Theory In Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 5.-The single tax people have already made their demonstration in Congress. The petition was put into the House peti- ton box Friday. Speaking of the pre- sentation. Tom Johnson, the member from Cleveland says: 1.-The petition will reach the House through the Ways and Means committee. It asks that there be Congressional inquiry into the practibility of the sIngle tax. The matter of presentation was q simple affair. It consisted of taking one copy of the petition and attaching Henry Georges name to it with i note giving the number of other signatures. The petition carries ll5.000 signers. It was then sent to the Ways and Means committee where we are hope tul if will receive consideration, and through it may reach the House"
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-08
Sad Accident to a Pleasure Party.

LITTLE RocK, Ark, April 6.-Word reached here of singular and distress ing accident near Cove, Ark. It ap- pears an Alliance picnic was held Saturday, which drew together a crowd of people numbering 200. In the afternoon a storm came up. The wind was very strong, leveling everything in its path. When it struck the woods in which the picnickers had gathered trees were blown down in all direc- tons, one of which caught and killed two persons and mortallv wounded two others. Seven persons were also dangerously hurt by pieces of flying timber. Cove being some miles from n railroad or telegraph station it is i'm possible to get fuller particulars.
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s. &altsper & eobn,
9%sbpleiale- mnb @etail>9 rmssiftcu

9as &etails@ el6dft, fotpie Bic &e>
ceptur obiger 6irma iinb Die bebeutenb.
item in San @ntonio, tpopon Sober
tagtdgli6 ii6 81 iiberaeugen @elegens
belt bat. SIS berri6t in Der Npotbefe
gerabe5u elm pbanomenaler 8erfebr
man erbdlt bier ales frif9 = bat in
alien requirements, namentli6 aud in
Ssm Ter Putenlmeoi5inen - Die grobte
9tustpabl unb Die &eeeptur 1T ben be-
item uitb gemihenbafteiten 9dnben anz
pertraut. Das Wboleiale : @ei6dft
nimmt OOn Sabr gu Sabr einen sr0Be=
rem nhufang an .benn bic Npotbefer in Der
Stabt uaD auf benz 2a1tbe babeu bic
@~rfabruns gema6t, baB lie bier por>
tbeilbaft faufen un0 auf baS promps
teits beDient tperDen. 9ie 6irna &altz
eper itebt nit ben erften 9duiern Der
Ser. Staateft in gerbinbung uub ims
pprtirt piele 4rtifel brett in bebeutens
ben Quantitdten. Nuf Outrage tperbet
Preislilten perianbt. Wir fDnrtet1 allen
unieren betrefenben 2efern ratben, NIT
obi5er renommirten 6irma gei1aftli6
ansufniipfen.
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@m. Mntb's

g NJ unb &on5erts2ofal
auf benz @oupernmentzbiigel gegens
iiber pom gingang gum YarabeplaB.
Die Snfaiien BON &uti6en tuerben bonn
Yarroom aus bebient. Nngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @rDBer porz
5iigli6 pentilirter Saal. Smportirte
g9eine, feline @bisfies, 2iquore. itets
prr5iigli6es Bier feline @igarren. s les
ben Sonntas Sea d m II g . n
4 Abr ab 9 rpBe6Srei &on3ert.
Nbenbs HALL. 9a5 2ofal itebt
pripatgefeli6aften sur 9erfisuns.
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Giue beimiihe Snouitris.
Geo. Manbrb's 3aapf : aiferei.

Mtan hort hdufis, baB beimii6e Sn=
butrie-na6 benz Spri9worte: Ser
propbet gilt nidts in feinem @aters
lanbe" Yin Der eigenen Stabt menig
anerfannt wirb. Nun, bel Geo. Mans
6rp 8 9ampffiiferei lit bies nift Der
SAT-. SIN 8egentbeil finben bic ga
brifate Der 6abrif reiBenben NbfaB urtb
iie TT nit @uftrdgen ni6t MIR BON bier,
fonoern BON iiberaQ her, formlih iiberz
bduft. Ser @rfola Der grobartia eins
geri6teten &iiferei 1T fem @ebeimnib.
9err Manbrp lit Elm Meiiter IN ieinem
Sadie. @r bat ME barauf s%emartet,
baB inn ausmdrtige Ronfurren5 5unpr=
fam, ionbern er idnitt Tie itets Ielblt
ab, inDem er Die neueiten Nnfhaffungen
ma6te unD bic nelelten Maihiaen aufs
i%tellte. 9eufe lit er fir bic bebeutenbz
item 4uftrd9e in 6diiern, 8otti6en, Gi=
iternen &c. eingerihtet unb alle perb,n
iie prompt aus9efiibrt. 8ie &iferei be-
finbet it'd 10S unb ITO MultinsS traBe.
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n "=5an6eI in 8aumwolle in grOber
Wenee a%nfibren.
IS 1T babrr ertauuli6, wober bic
Gertreter Der Speculations : Snterelien
ben Mutb nebmen, s1 erflaren, baB
b0hitens 10 Yrpcent oler Specula
tions @ei6dfte an ben SDrien Elm
ilegales @liifsipiel ieten, bas u1terz
bridt merben iplte. mdbrenb mettaus
bic m~eiiten Spefulations : @ei6afte
pDlig legitim pdren unb ni6t Dbne
S6doiguttg Der 6anOelsz unD proOucz
tionS : Snterehen ab9ei6aft DerDen
tDnltten. @s mill uns pielmebr be-
biit:fel1, als lei Oies 8erbdllnlB Elm gez
nalt ungefebrtesl
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Serr 6. $. Maaer. $50 217 81

Serr 6. $. Miaer, $50 217 Ofts
Souiton StraBe bdlt tets bas poQs
fommenite Eager in 3ei9enmaterias
lien, Sapetet 6arben, @las, Spiegels
alas, 8%ilOerrabmen, 5irni1en unO allen
3ei6nen= unb Malersuteniilien. &inits
lerif6 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &C. iinb in eiter iebensmsrtben Sal
lerie CUR Nnii6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
geitelt. Sn 5apeten unb 3immerbefo>
rationen lit bas @ei6madoollfte unb
Neuelte bort au finben.
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: Sobn 9eers 8uaaD : Gultioator
tperben gegen baar fir $25 perfauft BON
SipS& 9aarmonn.
Sic bette @elegenheit, Gum @cfd,dfts:
mann ansgebifnef an meroeu

Die einSige Sanbels= gfabemie i'm
Staate Seras, Delf,e mar als cine
@nItalt eriter 9laiie be3ei6nen fam, lit
obne 6rage bas bieiige alamo City
Business College Sbren Nnfpru6 auf
cine fold bobe unb befonbere Stelung
fam bieie @nitalt auf lire ipitematiide
@intbeilung Der peri6iebenen 9epartes
ments, bic ale inter Der 9eitung err
fahrener unb tiidtiger 2ebrer liegen,
baiiren. &eid iluitrirte 9ataloge rperz
ben auf Wunid iberaa bin frei pers
ianbt. SO. 6. y d m a n, 9irettor.
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aay- Wer ipirfli6 biibi6e unb ge.
i6madpolle SObeMrbeiten aus
gefiibrt, 8i6er gebunben obel
auf 8eitequng angefertigt baben min,
Der menbe ii6 on bic beltsausgeltattete
Sruderei unb 8u6binberei bes Sub.
ipeltens, an bic
Spbniun Srus. printins Co.,
26 SolebabzS traBe, San Mntonio,
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Mebr ais
10000 Ytrioneu ge1eia
Smrcb Die Setlmittel bes
4. A.. Meyer,

ceiten Shame in gong Siib. unb Mittelanerita
ol'rh Die tpunserbaren Seilerfo[ee, tpelde II
er3ielt bot, %beriibn1t seiporees 1T ur,s ber
Gmptehlnngen beroorragenoes 2suss aus allen
Shetlen Der Net beiist. Brofefior SLEEPER
ftalnntt ouS 9%!rabieu, unb Die Aenntnib Der
@igeni taiten beilfrdftiger &tGuter, @urseln
unp Slutben bat lt9 felt ~Sa5r1unherten in
ietNer Namilie pererbt. Sauienbc BON 3euas
nttlen, peide Sebermann SUR Ginli9t pffen
lteeen. beitatiGen, tpelde iiberraiAenben Sell
ertolse CT IL pielen 6ai!en, bic BON berpors
ragancen asr5ten fir %bpTnunsslos ertldrt
%purben, rr3ielt bat.
Ntdnnsr unb 4rauen. bic setdbmt ihienen
aut S~ebensSett unb gu biilHoien &riippeln aes
tpcrben tparen, boten bur6 bic ipunberbaren
9ettmittel bes Profeiiors tire 3.iunbbeit pies
oererlanst uno peiben ibm TIRE Segenss
piniAe.
Ste 9etlmtttel bes grofeiicrS Meber furis
rem folgenbe &ranfbeiten: MhemmetiSmms
nnb SbtuimSiudbt, Sdwinbsl, Mieren.
itorunaen, 9lftenpeb, 5eitenftehen, 8otarrb,
gelhle4tlt4e Sdfpa6e5u,tdnoe, 9itb1na,
Srpn1itis, 9pspepiia, unperoaulidfeit, Sra.
senIeioen, tpe,ben Glub, 9artorrboioen, ST.
fteln, 2an9enleiben. 9alsz unb 2unsen!eicen
eei Srauen unb 8tnbern, Aiidenmarffraut=
heiten, Srtgbt'fde Nieren . aramfbeit,
Sfropbeln, Sie ebiu5t, @eibipillte, Smpos
ten:, Malaria, aopfwe3, 6sIbfu9t, gaubbeit,
Auetidangcn uno lie ~9ebetlnen &rantbeiteu.
Certificate @ebetlter aus allen 1beilen Der
Nelt ltegeu ppr.
9rofeiior SLEEPER fennt bic &unit Der Mal
iase au'S @tinciidite unb perfist iibsr ma
tiirl ,6cn Masnetismus, Der bon beilfrdftisitei
@trfuna 1T. Das Gleftriiiren %n.ittelit Arpa:
rats pirS BON Jpn nah mifeni9aftlihen
@tunb open aussefubrt.
Son a~rsseSeianeter &raft CUR SeiIui,s EN-
sepurSelter s,isen iinh Die Gus ben Gilen3en
erprobtsr 9ei!trdutsr bereiteten @aosr hes
8rpfeiior Sleeper, bod mifieu b,elelben, bu
ibrt Yereituns srObe- Sorsfnlt beoarf ielba.
peritdnblia pprber beitsllt iperpen.
srof flor Meper qarantirt, bab bic bon
ibm perati 'laten 9eilmittel feiuerIei Gift ooer
ianitise iddblite stcffe enthalten.
IS ioa bon grotenur Meber feinesrees
ben %rorhanrenen tidti9en NLsr;ten 9bbrud
| eeiheben; er mill nur b~'sienigen Battenten,
peIde aIe @erste gebDrt unb periudt baben.
obne Silfe gu finocn. Ssine Silfsmittel BEL
fen Ssoem, benz iiberbaupt nod sebclfen tper.
ben farm.
Spredb gtttnben:
8-11 1br 8ormittags, 1-3 nbr Nadjs
mittags, 6-8 ubr Mbenbs.
PROFESSOR MEYER,
Ca Il a.,.,a. ....A 0Qat.a.sa- ES4sasa
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Neutid1c SpbsCfsice.

9euti6e, iopie englif6e 9rud>N r>
beiten iperben prompt unb biaig per>
fertigt BON SObn 9 6ott, 80 7
Norb preasStraB Be. auftrdee
BON auSerbalb erbeten.
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&. &. Collins Man,facturi,o

S. s. Collins Mannfactmriaa
Co., $50. l, 3, 5 urb 7 Sftz9oufton
StraBe, bat Die groBte Nuspabl in
Minbz, Yfer0efrafts, 9ampf= limb
9anbz pumpen aler 9rt urb poraiigz
liAiter &onitrnftion: Mafier &0bren
oller Nrt nebft 3ubeb0r i'm @roB unb
&lelnbanbel. Spbraulii6e &ammen
unb MinDmiiblen aIer @r0Be gum
pumpen unb Mablen limb bort gu baz
ben ober tperber auf 8elteaung beIorgt.
8roBe Nusmabl in alien 9lrtifeln unb
biaige greiie bel gebiegeniter Nus>
flihrumg.
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6err Gbritopb 8inf, 6ampton,
Soma, l6reibt. ct. Safobs Del lit Elm
munberbares 6eilmittel geqen Guetz
i6ungen. Sd empfeble es immer.
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gomtbern 9acifc : @abu.

Somtbern Yacifc Uaba.
blair
Na6 New>O Orleans, 6oMfton unb Galz
pefton s AS BORN. unb 9 200 NbenD8.
Nnfun t.
Son 9tepzS Orleans, 9pulton unb @als
peiton 900 9prm. unb :05 Na6m.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 San 6raneisco, 81 paio urlb
eagle pab.--....--..4:35 Na6m.
Infun t.
@on San Trancisco, 81 gafo uttb
@a9le paB ......-....8:15 Gorm.
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e. u. & u. e. 9abn.
81 hfnhrt

% u. q u. IS. SdgH.
Mbabrt.
Sad @albefton, Souiton unb Guero
tdglid I'M -. .--.... 9:55 Gprm,
Na6 Corpus Gbriiti, &Ddport unb Bee
billie 11gli6 I'm 1880 Na6m.
Nah &errDile tdgli6, ausgenOmmen
Sonntags, um.........5 100 yfa6.
Mnfunft,
Son @alpeiton, 9puiton unb Guero
tdgli9 un1 1850. $40 NbenbS.
8on Corpus Gbrtiti, &pdpprt urb Bee
Di1e, tdglih UNI. 1855 Nahm.
Son &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommerl
Son1tags 49,. 9:45 Torm.
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Durd cine bsftise Grfaltuns mar metat
8ruf in tobsm .Gjrabe ansesriTcn; elm ldiisec
SafieIn plasfe mid furttpdbrenb. Sad &C.
trau0 spa 2 9afsten Or. @usuf &6aig's
5anburser 9ruit1ce mar i'd tpieber solfanbis
krsefslt.-gIiaabets Sebu, 2aneafter, ga.
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Sic suniet @opb Gu.

perfauft Mc9lIiiter, Snbian territory
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 6ol5 su
$3.50 per @orb unb gebadtes 6ol3 su
$3.50. Ollie 9luftrdge nerben prompt
ousgefiibrt. Selepbon81 81.
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gs sereidt mir gum gersnisen Or. aasuf
R6nis's Sarnburser 8ruiftbee empfeblea sa
t6naen. Sd se6raude benfelten INNER tnena
fA In reiner Gantilie Grfdltunsea etnfelen
unb finb beTen @irfunsen ftets 3ufrieber>
feIenb.-geo. SD. grsssr, 1909 81. @as>struse,
Baltimore, Mb.
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pr. Ansnff SOnis's
9ambnrger 8rnttt9ee.

@esen Grfdltansen, 5uftea, raatsn sails
nnb gruffamersen be; Graueu uao 8inoern
siebt Is ni6ts befIereS pie Or. Iusuit &Dnis's
hamburger graftbse.-Dr. %. @omer, sep>
ria. S0s.
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9emtiA : Gnaliidle Gdnlc.

Can Mntoaio. Eegas.
1aerfnnnt tiidtise 9ehraritoit fir anaben
Mnh Dtdpden felt preibiS Sspren in reeer
~ rffan,feit. @ortrefflide &e6rtrsits ultei
berdbrter 2eituns. Der snsliiten Sprade
tpilD, ipie Der beutlfeu, pple &ednuua ae.
tragen. auBerbem llnterrih i'm Gpaniiden.
Ginisermnben borbereitete SHilrr finheu lie.
ber;e,t Aufnabme. yidbere aasfunft ertbetlen
qerr S. GrooS, 8rdiirsnt oes 9duI @pr.
fuubes uno @ m. 8arbed, Director Del
GnTtalt. tuip-
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Giitnbabn Tabr YlaL
s. & 6. u. 8abm.
81 bfahrt t.

u babrf.
Na6 81. 2ouis pia Srpn Mountain
Dber 30. 6. & 5....5:45 Morgen5.
Na6 ct. 2Duis pia Sron Ntountain
Moute ......... 100 NbenDs.
Na6 2are6o ......... 9:55 Worm.
Mnfmnft.
Son ct. Souls, Srun Mountain & %.
St. & 3. 9:35 8orm.
Son st. 2oui8, Sron Monntain & %.
sc. &5........... 1890 Mberhs.
Bon SurebO .......-.-.-5:35 Na6m.
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Gin 91prt an Mntter. 4laset cure afetneu midi
init 6tassbmen nnansenebm itmedenher SLtsnmes
@e'dmade nHn eur19reifenner gBtrfule; bic atLeer
nsbmsn ths sern. 9rsts % @suis bic Giaf@t.
, 1892-10-15

but in a country fllm belonging to the Domi-
nlcans, called Nalcuebo. a few miles outside,
situated on a slight emlnence and surrounded
by pretty rural scenery. Hither the Domini-
can monks came to converse with their guest
on the great deductions he had drawn from
the study Of scietihc books. and from his vast
experience, discussing the econeiliation If
his views with orthodox theology. The monks
were often accompanied in their walks by
learned professors, and persons Of distinction
connected with the Court. Later in the win
ter Deza and his monks received company in
the hall of their convent, when Columbus
came into the city and held conferences with
men of learning. at which numerous coulter
were present. The asSemblages for discus
sion, sometimes in the quiet shades Of Valeue-
DO, sometimes in the great hall Of tbs convent,
excited much interest among the students and
at Court. The kindly Object of Deza was Sc
cured, the question was fully ventilated, and
it was generally admitted that the proposition
Of Columbus vas a fitting subject for dis
cussion. The result was, that the illustrious
Genoese secured many powerful friends at
Court, who turned the scale in his favour
when the crucial time arrived. Such is the
slight basis on which the story Of the official
decision Of the Salamanca University against
Columbus rests.
''The residence at Yalcuebo was a peaceful
oasis in the stormy life of the great discov-
erer. The little grange still stands. at a dis
lance of about three miles west Of Salamanca,
and the country people have a tradition that
on the crest Of a small hill near th6house. now
called "terro de Colon" the future discovrrer
used to pass long hours conterring with his
visitoas or reading IN solitude. Tie present
avrrtar Tlo, Niarti,, .,1. Sake Bn. .u..4,l ~
, 1892-10-15
NEWS.

r.
rqo ! NJ n9au!l3 = 'io" l'l'e IA -
IN ~ io'5o" ~ iuise''se : PUNISHED
: = 4''" Ao'" ""'S' ''S'' = -oi0 9op'e'H-
O'I3
44tt' !" Z. I9n4 80 ! 'o.i9'' ~ lae '"l-
-" NV Nv .Oo"I,'S5 = eI''0'ie"'s "ei9
a.o ~ 7 o0l"'e - ~ ~ @o|' az" many
@o'"P"' = ~ o", f"H
p - rne "a',o. 'nf f aLa,I ni'..ol - '"h:'i, We
49, ~ n,o1ns - 0ugoa' : a1" "'lel We
80 "ogoPt = al,on,, ~ 3 = o'"'9
olulo - - lVI:;-i,y o4"'li3 8 ",'ioIo"I 'l'u
follows?
p.ro,no ia Galveston c,a4 % NJ.
ar r;ot. ara ro1artoJ fron, q w.
~. VS. Tadies Rsna.rej - .n,Is e ~
n.,il antbnrtiao - M - III
IN +raons 49, =. HI a,t' .,I +#r = ~.
,,,ab no.i tLa Fn,,I{sb La,L - -
ASK ~ ,};ol a Io,.'1 saI@,@. " sn.p
! MI ~. 49, So'''el
~. ~. =" - ~ : y -,
9r3ar g - "'s "I'si ~,
- La+11 tLat tGa $780, =. ' I "s'I "a :
Tb - u.o 49, oi - 10 : - ~ ngu.
- WIS., onio . :" Utmost Co"hPle'e
, 1892-10-15
GREENLAND.
Times, September 9thl

News has baon received At Copenhagen
OF Lieutenant Ryda 5 expedition to Che east
coast Of Greenland Tine expedition consist
Ing Of nine members Of the Duish Navy, Uni
der Ijeurenoat Ryder left on Janc 5 last
year, on The NorW egiln setler H-6ll.
On AUG sr - following, tha party arr.vrd
in the Dyre Fj5rl. en- the mort -ves- c,lst o.
Iceland, and thence proceeded Is Scoreshy's
Land, where they passed Che winter al a place
100 ~ north latitude, spending the time
collecting specimens and makilg observations
On the sth Of last mouth Lieutenaut Ryder
left his winter quarters al |retlrael t, leo
land, bat intends On the 2itl lust. again t,
proceed q The Greenland coast. whore he
hopes tobe able to land. 1T bout go north lat
tude, on tile unknown coast between Scoresbys
Sound and southern Greenland. Gcea s.lol-
tiic results are stated to have been alrtaIf
achieved by the expedition.
, 1892-10-15
KILOGRAMS:
ST. GROIN STATION.

to hearses, his body was carried through Lon
don in an ordinary van and laid in st. Faiths
Chapel until the funeral, which takes place
today.
The death is announced Of NJ. Xavier Mar
mier, French author.
The Emperors Of Germany and Austria
have met at Vienna.
The Columbian celebration in New York
city continued all yesterday and far INTO the
night. During the afternoon there was a
Naval parade in the Bay. The North Rivers
Societies held a parade. There were concerts
and a display Of fireworks at night. The
weather was superb.
President Harrison was unable to attend,
on account Of the serious illness Of his wife.
London, Octbr. l2th.-Sugar in stock on
the 8th inst. was 100000. Last year s., 900
tons.
St. Thomas Oct. 12tb-Captain Matthews
Of the W. !. & P. T. Coy's. Repairing S. S
Duchess Of Marlborough died here suddenly
lass evening.
New York, October l3th.-Tbe race for
the Cesarewitch stakes was won as follows
Burnaby, lst Insurance, 2nd and Brandy,
3rd.
The remains Of Lord Tenuyson were in
TERED in the Poets corner beside those Of Mr..
Browning. The pail bearers were Mr.. Henry
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M Nm 9ia @qVIe' a. ; (, !? u ~ Tlo Porj H.ary
4ranta@,,d Rnf+lar ST. .oa. psr,+ I1r1}
Rosebrry and Professor Froade. Her Majesty
the Queen, the Prince Of Wales AID other
II Tirard and ~ Fars NH ranrosc,t Franco
at tbn b,+arnoti5nal Nan,f -, C.af.r,,co
v-bicL i tataFa nIaca. at I'm. .a..aa 45nd
Novr,obar
President "a rno+ has confarrol tba dooora-
tian ~ tbo I ao;1,. ~ uonar ~ NJ ua,ry
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v,ria,s u.orIls ~ roL,oLT9s
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, 1892-10-15

Flank Of England rate OF discount g.
Liverpool Cotton, NildImL upland u 4$
Three pr c. kentes III l'anS $3.50.
, 1892-10-15

o+AAtIJAA1O9 - H. W i.
Last week there We're soma dry DAYS with
bright sunshine. which we're very aeceptable
TO the planters. especially Oh those estates
whore the canes were +. l.ue. tl. elects oil
the heavy rains. This v.aka hlsralleI al
most dily, accompanied wi e thanIpf and
lightning,aud several c7~uIte>Iave occurred.
On Wednesd,y the Zig itnUo1 allied aa oxaud
injured the mill at So Hsa*. St. Peters.
Yesterday, the mill at Pte,o9 ARE. ST. George.
was struck by lightning and two Women at
BeateyS were also i%ui1gc. To-Day, two girls
were struck at Hiagom ~..1eorges one was
killed and the other seriously injured, and
one or tw9smalI houses were damaged. Ow-
ing to the heavy rains I'D st. ,iosephfs parish
there have been severaI land Slips. one Of
which carried away the mia at Richmond.
To-day the rain has been lucessant with some
thunder and lightning. S. heavy. indeed,
has been the downpo0r that the Gully over
flowed at midday, thereby preventing the tram
cars from passing up or down Constitution.
The average Rainfall recorded in the Po-
lice Stations for the voce ended 18th inst.
was | inch rs parts, and for Inst week , ms.
80 parts. For this week Oh. Rainfall is hea-
Wy. TO days record aioue ID Central Station
$40; District A. 2.8G: y. AS. G, 200, ID,
Iorlst HoU il six bonry III inches fnu
The nrico If snoa, las advanced ~ tbo
United States of America to sc D TO-, but
there is little if any for sale here. The
greater portion Of what is ON hand viii be
kept for Local consumption.
The Produce shipped to date amounts to
1888 hhds. Sugar. and 1928 puncbeon
Molasses. against 49.329 hhds. SUGAR and 30.
01o nnnob1,ne NoIgs.es 4 ~ sa,na t;n2e
1ast ye1r ''
Ala~nu bbar IL 4. oy+.,. +,ro Lo.
baan CONN mind ,t+ba .f,r.s af N.ssrs m
nos5al ,ra,;n I,,t aIeat z.96 ! ~, wao
ron," l. I.,.. '..ooI -, M. h.,d ,orass
tbo c,.;,mr p,rl.. u.ba, D.ta.+i,.o On
, 1892-10-15

Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. bri. 1926
Meal, best brandywine. per. brl. $40
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. NIP
New Seasons Pork, per brl 12$-l3
e Crystals, pei Ii. 81
odgaF f. to q. r. per To 3
English Islands Molasses pr. gal. loo.
Exchange New York aud London 1855
London October 18th
Demerara Crystals Dr cwt los Sd
Sugar Musc0vad0 pr cwt l2s 81.
German Beet EU 13s Aid
Delnerara Rum pr gal. Is. 3d-lS old.
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt IS SIS. o..
Cousols 97a