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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Rerr Sobn gobIfen reinte ieinen Heridt Elm. be.
trefs Der bon ibm I'M Iesen Sabre perfanfen Yotro'
nen. tuel4er ansenomme purbe
Serr Saeob 1oerfter erbot b. benz gerein ben iesi.
gen S1hsenplas fur bic summs bon ss 90 pro Sab,
auf finf Sabre au oerpo9ten. peIdes aneenpmmeu
wurbe iebo iit 5err Soeriter oerpidtet baS SGHben
baus nebf benz 4Iab unmittelbar nm baiIefbe iaubel
3u balten. Ser setretdr murbe beauitrast eiueu
Ya4tbriei aus3ufe,tissn.
Sie Serren Sos. Gross. 3. YsuFu8 isn unb gbrit
GberIin uurben beantragt on ben Gebduli4teiten u
t auf ben S9iBenplabe nad5uieben. tpeltbe Gepa
raturen on beuelben notbtpeubi9 nb. nub in Der nh
ften reseImdbisen 9eriammIuns bieribsr Heridt a.
erffatten.
Bei1loiien: Gin YreisI1ieben abanboItsn nnb sipal
ben Iebteu sonntas beS WonatS Daai. iote iebo9 OF
bieiem 2ase bas Waifet ob9ebaIteu perbeu. bann ol
bas greisi&ieBen auf ben barauffol9enben Sonntae
perlegt tperben.
gei9lonsn: 2ie eumms bon s75 aIs grsife aus
idieBen Su Iaiien.
aIs Treis'Gontite purben bic Serren syreb. &OsIer
3. 8eniing fen. uub @uitao gberlin ernannt.
als arrangements. .gomite, bic Serren Sos. Srpss
Saeob 5oerfer unb anton Sa9sn.
gefdloifen: Sinf sheibeu ouf benz SdieBitanb,
aufsuitelen ndmltd stpei 5reier Sonb. suei aufes,
unb cine Centrum S1eibe.
Sic erften greie elmer ieben s@eibe fOen 70 bIeber
pie bel benz porisen bic ot'
beren Yreiie burdb bas 4reis'gouite feftseiest.
6err mm GberIin erbot fino bic gereins SSlinte
usbIt 9atronsn fir bas iomm.nbe abr in geripabrunQ
gu nebmen.
gefdloifeu: Ginen aOifer anauI&affen, sur Ger
ipabruus benz gerein sebbrenbem Gisentbum.
gefdlpren: 9ab Der Yreis fur ie brei gotrOnsr
s.bu Gents fem ion.
Sierauf @erta9uns.
Srib2ans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
StaotratRs-D erhanoIun9en.

SaeselmdBise @eriamm1uns am l..
Mai, 1893.
g(nlneienb bic Serren Soued, Saeff.
ner. aueller, Beniel unb 8oriiber 2eis,
ner.
Die iOlsenoen 8e9nnusen ipuroen
nenriift INN ,lir Qnffnnn nnnph1ieipn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Shartihiibefl DerhanoIr,n9en,

ReselmdBi9t WeriammIune bes Permanner S9arf.
Sdaseu gereins ben 80. 3pril. lssS
Die Yrotofoue Der Iekten resefmaBiseu unb Der Gr'
understanding fpnrben perIeien unb on9enommeu.
9ie ginnabmen on monatli9en gsitrdssn betrussn
$7.20.
Serr Grit S9ueiber purbe burd Ssrrn gbrift.
GberIin als Mit8Iieb- corSei9lossn.
6oIssnbe ae9nnusen Durben einsersidt uuo BE-
aohIf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Sfll11t11ter 90.
Narhrnt
Narhe1rl
Sin sroSea 2aeer bon

Sein6i, 2SeibbIei, 3tmfs2eab Mmo s5irni1eM.
Cine idne Guuab Tarbn smabene arben.
Colts rene am8entad)te aarben ferts gebran fur
sluBen i0pob als Snnn Floor Paint und Colts one-
Coat Buggy Farben.
arbenptniel nno @etBIers8rftem cine arObe auspabl
femer0l0S "Wal Finish" ueroeu iehr b
rig perau.
@aiGinem-S Sele, bic befeu unO busfen
EAGLE DEJG STORE,
WALKER BROS. &
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Ten Staaten betrdst er iiber 100000
in ct. 2uuis aber ibsr 100000 Sus
ibel. 60 miro fir ben 8uibel @nlb-
tuei5eu in ct. 2ouis MIR $685., in 80.
lebo sO.7o unb in gseiu gort S0.7S be-
5ablt.
Sas Meblsei6dit lit iebr fau. 9as
SOB ussntent 9ranbs" brinst nur So
80 biz 3. 40, .grtra Suncg" IS biss3.,
10, D5ancp" s2.65, ugboice" $3.50
unb n6an,ls" $2.1O.
&ud Der @elidtorn.8reis lpia iidj
sarni6t erbUlen. Sir ben 8ulbet Der
gelp6bnli6en Sorte miro nur $O.374 be.
5ablt.
Neuc &artofeln bringen s4.0O big
s4.25 per Sarrcl-per Snibel s1.00.
alte iueroen i'm @roBuerfaufe nur nit
s0.45 big $O75 per 8uibsl beSabtt.
stepfel selten $500 big $3.50 rer
| Sob, oiirfteu bsi Den i9ledtsn S5Itauss
li6ten aber nod b6ber seben. MeBz
HOrf Itebt cine aleinisfeit bDber ndm.
lid auf s19.25 per Barrel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

3bomas g. gootb bat Elm Serm6sen
BON mebr als $4,000 in Ser. Stauten
gonbs auselest uub als Der Steusraiieiz
ior i'm frus, auf wie piel iib iein Sers
m6sen belauIe, erfldrte er, baB er $50
,,uertb" lei. Der NiIeilor ermittelte
aber, bas 8ootb nebr als $4,000 BE-,
| iibt uuo bas guuntpseridt bat besbalb
seitern als Steueraussleidun9btb6ro
Die 9lbi6dsuns ieiues Yerm65ens aui
s10,O50 feitseiest. 9ase9en proteitir's
Scutb iebr lebbaft, inoem er geiteno
mndte. oab er iein @eIo in Ser. Stau
ten Sonbs anselest babe, I'M felne
Steuer ilr oahelbe beSablen 5u miiiien
Die gountpridter fiimmerten iid ieood)
nidt nm ie,nen BrOtelt uno er muB slO.=
050 eriteucrn.
Sbises entnebmen mir benz ct. So
lispb ,,@olts6latt" unb soften bengountD'
ri6tsru oas ibnsn sebiibrenoe Sob. Gs
siebt aub bier iolde SteuerifwenSl'r /
bic in moruliider 8e5ieguns guar me-
mig, aber an irbil9en @itern pis1, ,,wertt"
iiuo mo oennod peniser Steuern sabs
len als ibr oubeno Mal on Seiibtbun
drmerer Meitbiirser Sabem iic ibr
@elb in unperlteuerbaren Yunos anees
lest, bann iou iid Der sliieior Die Se.
tpeile oaiiir lieiern, reip. Die Bombs upr,
spi9en lniien, benn Der Steueri diuenSfe,
bat tcin Geiuiiisn uno auf cine 2iiBt
fommt IS i6m n;dt au.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
J. s. IoTEI,
0eutf6es 0ait + q us
INN

E IeinSChn
sruutfrabe uebeu Der 0ermanner Star
Riqs.
Oieies Gafbou5 bietet Reiienber uno be-
Ionbers 5aru,tru Die beiteu Sequemlt9fetteu
Reine getten. sute 0Olt I'll lebr hiaBl9en
gteiisn. Sar Die EierOe Der 0orner ltebt
Elm ssrdimige5 Stua9ebduoe iur SerIiS7
uud YdS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Die Wetserei

,,.t,uo, eaore btuourd pom 6srru @ottirise Sag
'" Ssrmaun gsfr9rt pHroe bdbsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

- Die 8etriebsleituus Der 8ualas
giip, ct, Soiepb g. Council 3Iulfs
8abu bat in Subren, in pel6en, III Dem
Obltsarten BON Mifouri, D. ;. in stt9is
ion, Solt, Iooawap, Gnbreip, Yutanan
uno Sta!te County, Die Oblternte Ses
oeibt, iteis eine bebeutenbe @innaDIie
| fir ben Oblttransport su per5eid)acn.
@s 1T besbalb ielblueritdubli6. oab III
sruBes Suterefie barun nimnt, wle CO
nit ben Obitbdumen, Beerenitrduaerr
&c. itebt. sic bat oesbalb, nadoem bis
neuli9eu Sr6ite, uelde llusebeurer
@9aben aui oieiem @sbiete tbun founz
ten, porii6er iparen, OH alIe ibre Sta
tionsasenieu Die Iufforoeruns ersebsn
lafIen, Tadforidunsen bariiber an5u
lteGeu, iuie sroB Der anserldtete Sbl'
ben Iei. Sie 8eridte Der Stations
asenten iino nun einselaufen unb lautel
b6bit erfreutider @eiie iebr siinitls
0ie On n'e6ens oerielben lit, baB slual
ba uub bort burd bic 5r0ite 8latb'1
unb &noipen seritDrt tpuroen, baB abs
i'm @roBsn unb @anSen fein nennena
luertber 5daSen anseridtet ipurbs
Die MusTdter auf cine CUTE Obiternt
leien auBerit siinitis. Sieier Serld
ldbt lid b6ren uno es lit 5u boffen, oaI
n,dt mebr 5rOite fOmmen urb ii6 ban
bod ereisnet, .uas mon idon beiiirdt
: bate. Cine CUTE Sbiternte i'm StorI
!. ,ueiten MiiiOuris 1T bon srDBerer .
oeutuus, als man 9emeinbiu glaub
. bonn bieIer E6eil bes Staates fol
tbatiadli6 als Der Dbitsarteu ossislb
beseibuet iperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

8irbeiltilrme uno feiu Gnne!-0er
nun slidli9 iiberitanocne Monat slpri!
uar Elm ,pahrer llu9tiids -Wonat. 2lm
0;enlta9 9l6eab uereansener gSo1e
lpnrbe bas Gerritorium Sflaboma bon
Sirbelluinben beim9elubt, ole belOn
pers peroerbenbrinaeuo I'M iiibDtliden
1teil oes 3errituriums, bel StlaGoma
Gitp, @ormar, Wpore, Gaie uno Sur
c n 9auiten. Man 9laubt, baB ,ueniss
items rs Yerionen setDbtet uno mebr
als 200 gum Ebeil t6otti6 - pers
lebt purben. Oirmarron gi:Y iuuroe
adnsli6 Serit0rt. gin ein;sen Oriea
luareu es Slpci 2urnabos, pel6c I'M slb
Itaub ron einer Stuure IIes auf ibre,
8abn iuesis9ten. - Sn Der W'ttwo6
geadt errci6:e bas llniuetter Die Staa.
ten Snbiana uao Sbio. Sm Noroen
uno Norbiueiten Snoiana's iuuroe erDeb=
(i6er Sdaoen anseri6tet, bessleiden
in Yauloius &c., Ohio. 9od tperSsu
feline 9erlulte Don Meni9sHlebsn semcl.
oct. - 9lm Srcitus miittsten Mlrbel'
ltiirmc int Suolaucr'EerritorluG ano II
Ieras. Sn Der Yonoa Subianer asen
tur ipuroen ie6s 8erionen setoetet. Dill
Slabt cisco in Seras uurbe TAFT ppll
ltdnois Se,itort; 20 Serlonen fanben If
ren 9oo inter DEN eiritiirSenoen Sau
fern, uno utcr 100 uurOen uef,punoet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
@Sdlsntlidsr Warftberi6t.
GetreiSe, Webl uim.
e,ben Sreitas corri9irt bon De
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Prnonfte
@prri9irt bon
WIN. EBERLIN, GrDrer.

Die ansesebeuen 8reiie merben BON ben
hdnblern meiitens I'M Taul6e be5abli
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
HERMANN.

s.o.niissr loenrp EsEotle,s eumberparO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
A CRAZE FOk HA WATfAN STA IPS
From The san Francisco can.

From The san Francisco call
OF all queer developments that have arisen In con-
nertlon with the dethron"ment of queen Limo
I,aani none IL stranger than the excitement when
attended the speculation in the provisional stamps
Issued by the present government TINS speculation
is not confined To- stamp collectors and dealers, put
is INDUCED I'm by residents of Honolulu and clt-
Zens OF this and other countries alike, even one OF
inc Sprcckcis family bcrg credited with having
purchased and laid aside N2.uM worth OF these
labels for future profit
II was anticipated that the Provisional Govern
ment would be- Of short duration and that the
improVised stamps 10 have a he ~ snort
as the temporary government. and this ird To IN"
scramble for the stamps rs II was presumed that
they would become exceedingly rare ana valuable.
There were tWrnty-On' varieties issued including
all the perforated stamps issued by the Hawaiian
Government since 1864. ranging In value from one
cent to 81 Each Of these was OVerprntcd or sur
CHARGED 10 u.s. a philatcc term, with the words
''PrOvi-.onal Govt. lNt IN three lines, cach WORD
and date taking a separate line. .
some Of the stamps were surchargcd With black
letters and others with red all OF one denomination
being overprinted I'm the same color. But the por-
flnn Of one value the i2-cent mauVe. sur
charged in black and the remainder IN red, there
heinz tNic. as many OF the latter surcharged Of
th. former AS but few thousands of this particu-
lar stamp were hand. they were soon bought up
and as much g. each was paid lor "A specimen of
The supply Of several Of the other values. and II
was not long after the date of their issue that Il
completc set Of these stamps. which Lad face
value Of g ~. were selling for 81.
Recently. however, some or the spectators have
deemed II wise unload ana thu entire set
now be- purchased for so. still leaving handsome
profit on the original cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES FOR 1895.

SECRETARY CARLISLE THINKS HE CAN GET
ALONG WITH $40 600 900 LESS THAN IL 1894.
Washington, Dec. 4.-The official estimates sent
to Congress to-day by Secretary Carlisle ask for
sal 1901 for the fiscal year 1880 as against sHl-
G2215 for 1894 and against 1892 4,G.526 appropriated
for 1894. In detail the estimate shows:
Legislative estimates for 1895, N9G.7Y6 ; esti-
mates for 1894 $sO29ss %; appropriations for 1894
%ij3.49 81. 1900, . ,oo.
Executive estimates for 1885. s2032S for 1894.
$162. 100; appropriations for 1884, $EGp. 49,. .o =.
State department estimates for 1875, S,S3,G}s IS;
for 1894 ST. 2 729 %; appropriations for 1891 S2O6I
24i2s 800 400
Treasury Department estimates for 1895. si2o.-
$3.50 "a. for 1884 slilGs332j 36, appropriations Tor
1894. 1874. GO4. SIC 35 1900. ..- o =.
War Department estimates for 1885, Sj,21l 1873 %;
estimates for 1885, $G,32C79 Y; appropriations FOR
1891. s5l 3d. 40 ..o- ooo -. ~.
Navy Department estimates for 1896. s2S, SsS77i %;
estimates for 1884, S2j.jGO7S u; appropriations Tor
1894, 81, ls2, i4S Y. .- .,ooooo
220 ca estimates for 1891 $lSJ2, S3 y}i dpprOIrla-
tons for 1894. s199. 1872. 719 81. -
PostofIce Department estimates for 1896 s,391-
$50 So for 1894 81 39lSO; appropriations for 1884, "
All ,7A o. - =.
Department Of Agriculture estimates for 1895. 81
23 si3 06: for 1884 $4,000; appropriations Tor 1871
s. 32i.0Gi "a. - .o-
Department Of Labor estimates for 1885. sl6l,S70;
for 1894 500 7O appropriations for 1874. ST. 400
Department OF Justice estimates for 1885, &c..
2133l5; estimates for 1891 $,2i2VD. appropriat
for 1894. S. .6s3 II.
Grand total estimates for 1885, Sill, $40 Oh 10; est
mates for 1884, 1921 6225 G: appropriations for 1884,
$iS2 4JG 52C g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

"a his sister The false wfe's life was insured in
the Equitable life AssuTanGe S Tesy ed she d'ed
ISrondt's body was eNhumed three months after
his death pr Mnden and Or Gillette OK the
Nin,uai ife insurance Company, made an ex-
ANNA ion and found evidence OF metallic poison
INK such as would have been caused by anumony.
nn,llv 4rrestod by H. q. Julian. one OF the de-
tectiver Of the Mutual Life Insurance company.
H. vas ex,rodtad and brought 10 this city I'M
neliatelv inter his arrest. Mrs. Meyer was al.
oweI to- remain in Detroit until after the nrtn COL Q.
NV nina ,rhen she was brought to this city. She
vas r.a se ON bail but she LETT the state ana was
hrnughi back ana placed in the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
THE UE4THER REPORT
- STORM MOVING OVER THE LAKES.

THE STORM MOVING OVER THE LAKES
woshington Dec. 1.-THE storm which appeares
,,, ,iyh, 10 the north Of Montana has moved 10
! AXE superior with velocity Of forty-siN mics
an hour \ ridge OF high pressure EXTENDS IRON.
the ST Lawrence Valley through the Western "u'i
70 th. North Pacific coast Light rain or sho" mas
fallen in the Atlantic States. the lower ake reeO
irI ,ba MINER Nississippi Valley The temperature
has fallen in the Atlantic states ana thS lower
lake region and has generally risen eise"he'e' ~
snow furrles followed by fair weather may 70
expected in the upper lake region cietrlhE W, .,'
south Atlantic coast and generally fair el-eW
The Temperature will rise from the ONO ana inu,
die and lower Mississippi valleys eastward anu "'
fall In the Northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
-~"-7777 -
LIE HOELD IKE A LERI.


From The Detroit Free Press.
lie green as pumpkin. and II showed
very plainly him when he appeared before the
court charged with stealing a mule.
Have you an Attorney asked the Court. "A
lawyer"
II halnt." he said simply
"Do you want oneY
whats the use NV him."
"He will defend you"
"You mean he'll gitsme of?"
Hell try to-.
"But can't he?"
That's for the jury to say"
kin the jury do IT,
Eyes: the case Is left to them"
And they kin git me off?'
Certainly"
well, then. Of IT'S Jest the same 70 you. IN take
O Jury"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
rlIE NEw rAsr Nail To rLOnIDN.

Washington Dec. i-Begnning to-day. the Post
Office Department started rs double daily fast mail
service. by way Of the Atlantic Coast Line. between
New-York and Florida's winter resorts. whereby
il Is made possible to advance tho most important
mails from the North throughout all OF Florida "A
business day earlier than heretofore.
II IS also In contemplation TO extend the fast
mail on the entire eastern coast OF Florida south
Of St Augustine, by New Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
ARGUING A FOREcLoSURE SUIT.

Chicago Dec. 4.-Iudgcs Allen and Wood in the
United States Circuit Court hearing the argu-
ments in a big railroad suit. the defendant being
the Chicago, Peoria and ST. Louis Railway Com
pany. The suit Is to fOreclOsc mortgages amount
ing to nearly $3.UOOVO. held by the Mercantile
Trust Company, the Central Trust Company and
others one OF the parties To the suit is the Jack
sOnVille Louisville and 81. Louis road, whose line
Is part OF the Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis sys-
TEN. This line prays the court to be- released from
the receivership and be allowed to conduct the bus.
mess OF its own line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
40 CHANGE IL THE JERSEY CITY YARDS

Everything was quiet AT the Lehigh Valley yards
al Jersey city yesterday. Drn engines were APP
par.ntiy as busy AZ eyer, ana the yardmaster sai
all freight received had been sent out the
strikers who keep close watch of tn" yards ana
outlets. said positively that no freight tram was
seut ont In IA. course OF the day. At IN" Central
station the I..high officials declared that there
was little or no interruption 10 passenger trains,
and that the traffic Was daily Increasing. Inc
deny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

the men are overworked and cannot put the COM
plicaed fog signalling and lighting mechanism ,,, az
work In proper time. 4 higher grade OF skill Is
required to care for and operate the delicate mech
anism. and that involves higher salaries. but even
to employ "A sufficient number OF men OF the pres
ent grade OF ability will require an appropriation OF
$3.50 0oO. increase OF $4,000 to be DIVIDED among
| 200 keepers. .
The board urgently recommends the passage OF
the bin now before Congress appropriauhg sloWO
TO provide and maintain communications by tele'
graph or telephone between lightships, lighthouses
and life saving stations on the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
THE MEYER TRIAL BEGUN.
DISTRICT. ATTORNEY NICOLL WILL CON-
DUCT TIE PROSECUTION.

THE DOCTOR AND HIS WIFE IN COURT-TllREh
1rRyMEy SELECTED A REMARKABLE
CAREER OF CRIME OUTLINED.
The trial of Dr. Henry c. F. Meyer who IS ac-
cused of poisoning Gustav ii. NJ Joseph pau''
and of his wife his alleged accomplice, began III
49,, 60, y, Deer and Terminer yesterday. Judge
tarrett of the Supreme Court, presiding. Inc
nr,sorer Is an educated physician, who, 1t Is De-
iieved has used his education and his skill 10
bring about the death of long list Of victims that
no might profit by collecting insurance on their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
coyGrrss WANTS TO INVESTIGATE

Washington Dec. In the Hous" to-day Mr..
Hines Dem. PENN offered q resolution asking
that a committee Of five members oi thr iiouse De
npfr,inf-I 10 investigate IT," existing STRIKE upon
tte l.ehigh Valley Railroad. ia" alleged employ
f,.nt ~ incompetent workncn ami Oh" fhllur" 10
prnmptlv transmit thef United states mails OBJ
lection vas made to It's present consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

Washington Dee 4.-For New England ard Eastern
New York generally fair. slightly colder Tuesday morn
ing warmer during the day: variable windi ,,u
For \eN-Iersey Eastern pennsylfdna, lriaWai"' Ma
l.,d e. Dis,r,t nf columbia and Virginia, generally
f,ir' warmer. northeast winds becoming southeast.
inr North Carolina and South Carolina. showers 90
the coast fair Interior northeast ""'is' slowly
E"r MS, Virginia Western Pennsylvania. Western
New York and ohio generally fair except snow hurries
For Indana and Illinois. fair; warmer; south Winds
shifting northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
vovrurxTs OF NAVAL VESSELS

Washington, Dec the gunboat Bennington
left Cvlta Necchia for Genoa yesterday The Ncsu-
vlus the Kcarsargc. the Dolphin and several naval
tugs have gone from New York TO Ncw-LOndOn to
allcnd the trAl trip VI The Marblchead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

some people say Geo c. Flint Co.'S dtth,st and 9Th
svel low prices, others think II 10 the wear AeiE tur'
nituss that be- given them Q great ecmsae'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

7, ,bs diagram n continuous white line SHOWS 10 ~
nanoas in pressure as indicated by The tribune 80,
,s"or1ne barometer. The broken line represents '"' w.
oerature as observed at Perrys PHARMACY
,,o omce Dec z 1 A. m-Fair and colder weatne.
pr-voiled Yesterday. The temperature ranged oe'"e
and - degrees the '29iz, being lo'' lo"e 10"
ON sunday and ~ lower than on the correspo''S NY
Fair and slightly colder weather. followed pS """''
during the day. Is likely for to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

REPORT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.
Washington. Dec. 4-The report OF the Lighthouse
Board for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1885,
to-day made public. a detailed statement Of the
work done In each OF the sixteen lighthouse dis
tricts shows that the board has brought the nu.
merous and varied aids to navigation under its
charge up to the proper standard. and has done
all that was possible with the funds provided 10
meet the requirements Of commerce and navigation
The board renews its recommendation made in
previous reports. that steps be taken to prohibit
the establishment and maintenance Of private liphts
and buoys navigable waters Of the United States
except in such cases as the consent of the board
is given. The board again recommends the appro
priation Of S15,Ow Tor the erection Of oil houses
hopes for an increase I'm light stations this Year
and asks that the appropriation for that PURPOSE
be increased to $4,000.
In speaking Of the salaries Of lighthouse kccner.
the report says that the present force ID too small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
OTTET ALONG THE LEHIGH.
BOARDS OF ARBITRATION SILL Az WORh.
CONDITION or THINGS on THE ROAD.

CHIEF Arthur on TIE GROrND-CONFERENcEs
AT BETHLEHEM-IITTLE CHANGE IN THE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
Dress goods, Flannel and
Blankets at cost at IRONS.
Public Roads And Conylets.

The lauhahle example sctby Lauder
dale county in workin. her convicted
criminals on the public roads OF the
county is meeting with favor in other
couniie. 10 this state, The Lown1es
county Board of Supervisors will en-.
ploy the convict labor of that county
on n convict farm, and on the public
roads also. The disposition TO improve
The public highways Of the county is
increasing everywhere. The road
tax Us l~ev:cd.by the Board Of Super
sisors in this dnunt Is popular assess
cssmcnl, and.will eventually prove OF
Urea, value to the county in the i'm
proyement Of our public roads. News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

II will be seer by referring 10 an
other column, under the head OF Sn'
peryisors proceedings, thst new or,r
>eers llSvo been appointed for every
road in the county, aud VIC would call
their attention 20 the provisions OF tie
new Law. TO escape the penalties II
which for neglect OF duty, viii not b.
50 easy as under the old law. Earh
mcebcr of the Board is required 10 in
spect every road in his district sad
make a written statement OF the con-
dilion OF every link. Thi> must lie
sworn 10 aud placed on file for the IN.
spcctiun OF the Grand JuE. So, the
oversecrs If they desire 20 keep ont Of
he clutches OF the law. will see the
necessity OF doing some much needed
work before the court meets in Feb.
ruarv. Some may thIuk it is a bad
time 10 work roads, but rs very little
farm work can be done now. The tine
had better be spent in work that will
enable them 10 make a good report
next month.