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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-22

l. Sen piloe forbinbre Ouer.
fu9mmelier Geo gfirer, 9alcn, o9
oerueo enb pberliaere beforbre 2ettels
fen af Iserbruset en- af Sor6ens
frustbarete @sne.
2. 9en pilbe beforore Mapi9atioz
men, ibet mon meb to iaabanne Ste,
feruoiripfemer fom &eo 2ofe> os
2ate Eraperie. Bosliuerne funbe re,
9ulere @anonanoen / be fem Com.
mermaaneber Of Iaret. iaa ben ON.
trent oltio uiloe blipe li9e bpi.
3. Set er en- alminoelis &lo9e
mellem Jarmerne Der / be Tuien
SiBers 2onb, at &onbet 2(ar efter
Iar minfer, % SiDerne tprres uo.
builfet osiaa Ct en- &ienossiernins.
9ette &eierpoiripitem piloe bbi
Grab afbielpe bette. o9 Snoiperne
piloe after fploes.
&,qea ferlon9er beoil9et 5000. 900
til Blanens Julofbrel1e, o9 5oreneoe
Staters Chief Engineers bar ueo
ben forbereoenoe Opmaolius bere9>
net Smtotninserne til $e60.0O0, men
iaa tommer mon onta9eli9 better lite
til at fpl9e iaa npio9tt9 ben &lan,
be bar lat op. 6oreIpbts bill oer =
ON &lanen bliuer mpot meb Bereo=
olQi9beo &on9resien - antaseli9
fun bliue beu,lset 8en9e til enoeliee
Opmaolin9er.
S &apporten, iom blep ofsiuet til
Wrmeeoepartementet ouer be for
bereoenoe 0pmoalinaer. ct Der osiaa
last Hlan til en- &anal ouer De fore
Mprer meQem &eo 2ofe o9 &ainp
2afe. men Boen bar life nepnt noset
ON bet / lin Bin. 9enne &onal bill
be itabe en- 8anouei mellem @rano
Sorts o9 2ate @uperior.
Set menin9slpIe &rat ON, at &la>
men er i Minneapolis' Snteresie,
foroi ben piloe bielpe 2umbertons
9erne berneoe til at ta9e 9gmmeret
ira &eo 2ate,&e9ionen os Fpbe bet
til fine MgQer, iauner enbser@runo.
Tbi fan be taee Tpmmeret mob
@trbmmen / 93eo &iuer mellem
@rano Sorts o9 8ro>pn8 Bollep
efter at otsie &analarbeioer Ct ub>
fprte, iaa fan be uiit o9iaa 9ibre bet
M. 9esuoeu maa bet erinbres, at
Minneiota &iuer bar fit nblpb i
Wisfsiippi nebenfor Minnea=
polls, os ct Misiis|ippif floben bar
fort Jalo nellem Minneapolis og
bet Steo, buor ben iorener fig meo
Miunelota.
Joreuriat er oer p9iaa en- anoen
&lon, iom uel fpr bar peret paa
&ale, % lom Boen, meoens ban nu
en9an9 er tommet ino paa &anol>
ipprssmaalet. flyer. ban uil itiente
fin Dpm9rfI Iombeo. Set er nemli9
paafaaet, at Misiouris @anbe lfol
funne leoes pfouer fra Gort Bufforo
tuersouer 9otota % funne forbinoes
meb Misisippi eller 2ofe Superior.
Set utloe bliue ct &iempeforetagenoe
lis @uropas &analuerfer. men bet
.fan NOT benoe, at ben 3ib er nerme=
re, eno ri tror. oa &laner bliper ta~
get / 8etra9tnin9 al be bepilsenoe
Mpnoigbeoer. Grantrise ct tanben=
be Soroens riseite 2anb, % Der bar
mon lite iparet paa Bep,llineer til
&anoler. Nlle Sranfri9es fore @te<
Der bot &auoueisforbi meo @er=
bensbapet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-22
Mf8jort ttlfoH+
Vsroensuoitiainaen afaisr enbelia @aeen /
Targr af Or. Price.

Sfplse NnalDie oe Nnbefalin9 of
Sr. @ilep, 5oreneoe Staters for>
nemite @bemift @atbin9ton os ben
itgrite nulepenoe Nutboritet ansaoen.
enoe Gpoeparer, 9ap &eroensuofil>
lingens Surp ben bsieite Belpnnin9
til 9r. &rices Cream Batin9=@otp>
Der for @tprfe, &enbeo o9 Sortrin=
liabeo. 9ette ofe1br Spbresmaalet
ON, builfet 8aeepulper er bet bebfe.
9r. @ilep fortafeoe Nlunpuloerne
og erflereoe for @eroensuofilin9en
SurD. at ban oniaa oem ifaoeli9e for
@elbreben.
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@eno bin &peDe

~ .5IsE
Mort9neitern 5armers &rotectipe Vs.
location unoer Iboresie:
8. 6. @biioen,
Dulutb, Minn.
Mr. 9piiuen bar fillet &aution
for $4,000. 6an ielser @oeoe mob
/ Gent pr. 8ulbel Commission aben
&ensnin9.
.. Ebaralo5on bar intetiombelf
meb Nsiociation at beftil(e.
&bo8. ulpen, Sefr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-22

l1otreoelie of 6auees @pnobes
Menisbeo i Minneopolis bar funoet
Steo iaa itor Maalefot, at J BOT
forloot tit tirfelt9e 9iem. iiaer r@io,
nesbprbet":; "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-22

en- B6tte &anb, os ba ban fom til5o=
9e, bapoe ben lille 8i9es &leber fatz
tet Slb, % BUN blep iaa forbrenbt.
at bun opoe famine often.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-22
{ tgeergns &al1s Mgeb1aa
natomnter bber Onsbag.
a. soIeut, ltbgiber.
@nbitrtpttorsprt8 $3.50 for / Mar, betal1
tTorifuo, el(er8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
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IIls pcrsonnI Exnerlenoe,
Hon. James W. Hustled, while serving
his sixth term as speaker OF the assem-
bly, OF the state Of New York, writes:
Estate OF New YoRK, l
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
AInLN.u InnMnln 1pAA

ALBANY, January III, 1S0U. J
~ desire once moro to bear my testi-
mony to the value OF ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsTERs. have used them for twenty
five years past, and can conscientiousiy
commend them as tho best external
remedy that have known. Years ago,
when thrown from carriage and seri-
ously injured, gavo them a thorough
trial. In very short time the pain
that was suffering disappeared, and
within week l was entirely relieved.
On another occasion, when suffering
from severe cough, which threatened
pulmonary difficulties. which was 70.
commended to 60 to Florida to relieve,
determined to test the plasters
again. l applied them to my chest aud
between the shoulder blades, and in
less than fortnight was entirely cured.
On still another occasion when suffering
from an attack OF rheumatism in tho
shoulder to such an eXteut that l could
scarcely raise my arm, l again resorted
to the plasters. and within very few
days tho rheumatism entirely disap.
peared. l have them constantly by me ,
whether at home or abroad. My fam.
lily as well as myself have found them
to DO sovereign remedy, both for OK.
ternal and internal troubles. l never
had but ono kidney difficulty in my life,
and the application OF the plasters
cured me in u week. l desire, as said
before, to bear my testimony in public
way to their efficacy, and | know of no
better way Of doing it than by giving
you my personal experience"
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MEDICAL,
TOO OFTEN THE CASE.
INTERESTING PROOFS.

A young society lady, after round Of
gayoty, becomes suddenly conscious Of IN IN,
usual sensation. She has frequent attacks Of
dizziness, her back aches, and she feels blue and
generally run down.
Mothers, look well to your daughtersl
Daughters, look well 10 yourselves
Let the first symptom denoting the APP
proauh of disease receive your instant atten-
ton. Healthy women are the hope OF the
race, and it is well-nigh criminal 10 neglect
anything which promises relief,
There is kOpefor all sufferers from Nervous
Diseases. Read what follows;
Mrs Jennie o. Davis, line artist and an
accomplished authOress, of Westfeld, Wis,
had been subject TO headache ever since she
could remember, So severe were her at
tacks as TO cause at times temporary delirium,
All treatment had failed to relieve her, but
after using Dr.. Miles Restorative NerVino
she writes: "Aiy record is to me, at least,
satisfactory. No headache, constantly in
creasiug appetite, and a consequent gain in
weight Of two and half pounds in just one
week"
Six weeks later she writes; "Haye read
and sewed immoderately of late, but my
headaches do not return"
Mrs, John II, Miller,of Valparaiso, Ind,
was attacked three years ago with turn of life
in It's worst form. 1t finally went to her
head, and all indications were that il would
result either in insanity or softening Of the
brain. Her husband thus writes; at would
be impossible for me to attempt a description
Jhr s4dtriRgs during all this time. She
was treated by our very best local physicians
with but temporary benefit, She has taken
four bottles of DR.. Miles RESTORATIVE
EEgvEvg and is cured, She has gained
twenty pounds in weight, l tell you, she
often blesses you for what you have done for
aer."
Recollect that for the CURE of all Ner.
gons Diseases there is no remedy which ap.
oroaches DR., MileS Restorative Nerpine. 1t is
treo from dangerous drugs and opiates. Sold
by all druggists, on positive guarantee, or
Or, Miles Medical Co., Elkharb Ind.
Sold by Druggists EyeSwhe O. mrls.NwF4wy
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BOW onINnsR nAnIEs cay.
It Is Entirely Dinerent From the Anglo.
Saxon Way.

Inter OCEAN,
Few Americans have ever seen a
Chinese baby cry, 1t is q sight equally
as intense to the eye as to the ear,
They do cry, though no history re.
cords the fact, and their manner Of
emotional ebulition is as different from
the Anglo-Saxon variety OF infantile
protest and alarm as a full-blown vol.
Cano Is from l0-cent sky-rocket.
Down on the Midway Plaisance there
is a Chinese baby who gave an exhibi-
ton in this line day before yesterday.
He can Just toddle, and he had wan,
dered some twenty-teet away from his
abode. He was viewing the strange
buildings around him casually, Pres.
emily one-legged man hobbled by on
crutches. The Chinese babe gave one
look, and then he unraveled CORFU.
gated whoop that peeled the mud from
the Irish castle. II was blood-curdling,
and when it had gone up the piano
scale and climbed down the side Of the
piano leg in its efforts to get higher it
stopped suddenly, There was minute
Of ominous silence and then the whoop
broke loose again and scampered back
down the scale. Stitf.frozen where he
atood, that Chinese infants eye were
glued on that one.legged man. His
biased eyes hung out on his cheeks,
lie was petriaed with fright.
A dozen Chinese, new to this country
and wearing the silk dome.like caps,
surmounted with chenille buttons,
rushed to the rescue. At first they
could not sec the cause OF all the row.
But in half a minute they had caught
sight Of the one.legged man. They
were not frightened, but they were
puzzled.
While one man quoted the boy sew
eral OF the holder spirits took after the
innocent cause this disturbance,
They held him UP. He submitted,
They examined his crutches infinitely;
insisted on feeling the stump OF the
missing member, after which they all
stepped back wonder.struck.
The baby's fright was not unnatural
or the curiosity Of the Chinese at all
surprising. In China there are no one
legged men, partly from an absence of
surgery and partly from an absence OF
railway trains and heavy machinery.
The man on crutches was the first
one'legged man they had ever seen.
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delicate Compliment.
/. ~. D..-,I.

Harptr'S Young People,
To be able to compliment without
seeming to flatter ia a rare gift, and
probably no race OF men are endowed
with the gift more extensively than the
French.
An example OF the Frenchmans rare
tact in matters Of this sort is shown in
that sweet little story OF man who had
ventured to compliment whlte.haired
old lady upon her beauty.
"Ah," said she, II fear you fatter me.
You call me prettyP Why, lam an old
woman, my hair is white, and, sec. here
is a wrinkle"
"a wrinkleP" he replied. "Nover,
madame; that is not a wrinkle. 1t is
but q smile that has drifted from its
moorings."
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strength and Health,

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. Ii ia
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bittors. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. II you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Elec.
trio Bitters. Ono trial will convince
you that this Is the remedy you need.
Largo bottles only Doc, at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store. g
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CHICAGO. May 1a-Cattlc, receipts 1000 head;
shipments 60 head; prime aud extra steers
Sj6OaO ": medium 81 Oll5 %; others 81 26aa 40;
grass Texans 81 75a3 70; fed Texans g pOni 10.
Hogs, receipts IL 900 head; shipments 5000 head
s74Oa7 IS; heavy 81 5Oa7 70 ieht ~ bSa7 az Sheep
md lambs, receipts 1000 bend; market stoAdi;
grass Texans " SSa4 60; native and western
wGtherS s. OOaO COL native lambs s. 2ja575.
EAST Liberty May a. Cattle, receipts 1000
head shipments GO head nothing doing, all
5000 head market gtcidy and fair; light to host
heavy " 6OlI 10 Sheep, receipts loo head,
shipments 1900 head; market very dull, very
little demand, loo of from yesterdays priCCsi
indlcatlonsnrc for slow market next week
CisClNsATt, o., May 19--lIogs stcndy at 50 Tja
7ji receipts 1900 hCnd shipments LOO head.
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My wife was confined to her bod for
over two months with u very severe at.
tack OF rheumatism. We could got
nothing that would afford her any re-
lief, and US last resort gavo Chamber
lain'a Plain Balm q trial. 70 our great
surprise she began TO improve after the
first application, and by using 1t regu.
larly sho was soon able to got up and
attend to hOr house work, L. II. John.
son, Of O. j. Knutson & Co., Konaing-
ton, MINI.
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an INTERESTING C1AIM
Filled by Man Who Has Tons OF ParCt
mcnts TO hack Him Up.

mcnts to Back Him Up.
LONDON, May l4,-An interesting
claim has been referred this week to
tho committee OF privileges OF tho house
Of lords, Whom Lord Trlmlestown died
in 1870 II was beloved tho title had be-
como extinct, as no left no male rola-
tivos, but n claim was quickly lodged by
ono Christopher Barnewoll, who how.
over, died before no could make II good.
Now, Charles A. Barnewall claims tho
tito us being properly descended from
the youngest son Of the seventh Baron
Trlmlostown, who died in tho rOign Of
King Charles 1. Tons OF parchment
deeds and documents OF various kinds
have been collected in support Of tho
present claim.
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A TLATrl5nlSG TARIlwELL
rendered by Liverpool Newspapers TO tn
Retiring u, 4, Consul,

llUtlrlng U, 3. OOnHnl,
LONDON, May 1.-THE Liverpool pa
porS publish flatterlnp words Of farewell
to Consul Sherman, and, in fact, almost
weep over his departure. Tho Journa
Of Commerce declares that ITO say Mr.
sherman, was able, courteous, paihstak
ing, and entirely fulfilled all tho Condl.
tons business mon wished for In the
consul, is but TO state in the barost Ian,
guagq what IL generally an admitted
fact
II is evident the new consul will find
Liverpool full Of ShCrnan's friends, buI
that wifi not DO n disadvantage to him
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1s at all times 10 attend to tho com.
forts OF your family. Should any one
Of thCln catch slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call at once ON
the Logan Drug Co., sole agents, aud
get trial bottle Of oto's Cure, the
great German remedy, free. We give
II away to prove that wo have sure
euro for coughs, colds, asthma, con.
sumption, and all diseases Of tho throat
and lungs. laruO sizes Doc, /
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NEW YoRK, May iS.--The weekly bank s,ato
mpnt shows the following changes
reserve increase, 81 DjpSlJ loans, decrease
s., pOJ, $50. specie Increase, sOii,AO legal tUud
Ors, increase, gi6ia2OO deposits, increase, ssig.
40, circulation lncrelse, eJl,6O0,
Tho bauks now bold slI7pi0lj IN excess oil
tho requirements OF the 20 per cent rule,
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FlNANoE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of the Money and stop
Markets,

Ahe HeutureA or tne money uuu HtuuA
Markets,
NEW YORK. May l3-MoneY on call nominally
ut per cent Prime mercantile paper gas per
cent, Sterling exchange Arm at 81 sSai S95+
Sales 9l6 500 shares
The stock market was extremely weak during
the greater partoi tho session, runoTs OF heavy
gold exports during tho coming week, dispatches
that tho outlook Tor crops wis more dtseOuFaginR
than ever, and the bank failures out west All
combined to depress prices, the bears making
violent attacks upon the leading shares 10
assist their operations the hears gave wide cur
Eency 70 rumOrs affecting the credit OF prominent
houses the attack eliminating with story thRt
Il, Il Hollins. q Co. bad failed As matter Of
ilct tue ilrn IN question AZ the time the sI0ry
was put out sent IN emphatic denial 70 the
president OF the stock exchange, and they were
tully prepared 10 meet every obligation. The
result was . rally ID the ipai dealings OF x 70
~ per cent, the latter IN Rock Island, whioh
sold up from Us to W.. The previous decline
was equal To u TO ga per cent, and on the way
Gown there was considerable llqutdations the
short selling was the far greater, however, US was
evidenced by the sharp borrowing demand near
lhe close, when pretty much everything on the
sugar fell Oft SH, AtchiSol ~, Cotton OIL Ia,
Canada Southern lgI, Big Four u, Burlington 4
quincy 396, Chicago Gas "a, Northwestern IA,
s. Paul ~, Rock Island SSs, Lackaw9nna 20,
Delaware y IIpdsoR2, GeaeFal EleetEie IA, Lake
Shore "a, LouisYille& Nashville IA, Manhattan
~, Michigan Central 9 Missouri Pacific IA, New
Jersey Central SA and New York Central Sper
cent,
The favorable bank statement would have had
more on effect but for the report that Hollins
l. Co, were In difficulties The denial afforded
great relief, but II came too late to have much In,
iiueuce on quotations. aud the market closed
about steady In lono at rally.
Railroad bonds weak. Sales $4,000.
Government and state bonds quiet
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NEW YoRK, May io,-Thc petroleum market
wAs dull and stcady Pennsylvania oil. spot
nO salta Juno options, sales / 900 barrels.
OIL CRY, pa, May ia--opened 67sIc high.
est h75sSci lowest b73Sc oosipg 67Ssci sales 1900
barrels; CioarauCGs 9lOOO barrels
pirNBUnGn, Pa May ia-Opcncd and
highest $50; closed 571ici lowest j7Sao
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II am dripping wet" said tho mack.
intosh as 1t came in and shook itself.
"You ought not to complain" replied
the gold watch, "you are not soaked hall
so much US l am."-Clothier and Fur
niSLer.
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When Baby wRB sick, wo gavc hor cassorla,
when HlO was a Child, she cried for castoriA
Whom shC became Miss, Sho chung to CaStoriA,
when she had Children, ShO gavC them castOra
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NEw YoRK. May ig.-plg iron stcady md
quoli American W. 1jai5 bQ Copper qillotl
lake $40 sail W Lead casy at 81 10. Tin steady
strata $40 90
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NEW YoRE, May Ia luslnCss In dry goods
wns light With half holiday feeling iu the mar,
kci, Nothing itanspltod 10 disclose any impOr.
tniit change Or inridUnt
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49, pennsylvania ssasons.
LylEEE7llsgIzaRlaUl LINES
NHN Frrat,, Dee, t,,, f,,,,t,,nt rttt,,,


TirEEr OrFICEB AT pEHisYivANIA STATION OF
WATEH Ut, FuOT OF LLrvENTlt Mt, WitEELtN0,
Al McluhE liOuRK, WiIEELtN1, AND At TIiP
pEuSRYLyAFtA HrATtOH, pHtDuEpuilT,
LL.ILtiLt-Lut nNnrr..-- % nLM Ii LnLlLn ntIrrl %
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Alice NJ. Cheney began business as an
express messenger in Boston four years
ago. She now has three offices and
Eve teams in dailY use.
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cNqyNATi, o. May ia--cOlion aIgadyl mid.
ding 10
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling 8 Elm Grove Railroad.

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud after Saturday, October 1, 1891 train,
will run rs follows, city time;
LEAVE WitEELlRu--@0 100 n in, 100 a. IN, Si1l
IN, 900 a. M, 1000 H. IN, ii.0O d. IN, 1900 IN
lOO p M. 400 p. IN, SOD p. IN. 400 p m, 5!Jl
? M, COOP m, 700 y, III, 800 n IN. 800 y,
LEAVE Elm GRovE--pC, OJ a tn., 7,oOa tn.. SOL
a m, y GOA m. 1000 H. M. ili0o a IN. 1900 IN
100 y. M, ZOO p NJ, 800 p IN, 400 y. IN. 5,ll
p M 0iOO p, IN, 100 p N, 500 p in, vic p
liz. 10 ~ p, IN.
"DRllp, except Sunday
6uNDAY--Church tralna leave Elm oroyo AZ
0iiJ u III. and Wheeling at ll,i7 n. IN.
II. 4 WEISdERBkR.
ocl General Manager
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n never failed to cure dyspepsia and
liver complaint Take simmons Liver
Regulator
, 1893-02-04

3. Dated 18th December 1892, No. 1896,
forwarding copies of a Statement of the work
done by Prisoners in the public Jails of the
Island in 1912, which copies are at the dis
posal of Members wishing to have same 4,
9th December 1892, No. 1910, according to
which His Majesty had by Royal Resolu-
ton of End December sanctioned the Addition
al Grant passed by the Council on the oath
October 1892 to the Budget for 1928 for
an amount of $500 sub Item F. Building and
other Uncertain Expenses, for the establish
ment OF ali Agricultural Laboratory 5, 2lst
December 1892, No. 1862, requesting the
Council to FIX the amount Of taxes to be assess
ed on Rum Shops and Public Houses for 1892
1893 and 1894, which matter will be found ON
the Order Of Day 6, 29th December 1892.
No. COL requesting the Council to appoint
members fol the Elective Boards for the year
1893-94, which is on the Order of Day $,
10th January 1893, No. so, according to
which His Majesty had by Royal Resolution
of 18th December last sanctioned the Adj
tional Grant adopted by the Council on tbs
26th September 1892, sub Item f. of the
Budget for 1929 tor - 900 ., 10Th Jan
uary 1898, No. So, forwarding Draft Of Bud
get, with Money Bills for lS93ss94 this case
is on the Order Of Day ~, 18th January
1893, No. IS, forwarding copies of Govern
ment's Statistics concerning Sugar Production
in St. Croix for l862ss69''; those copies are
distributed among the Members and will be
found on Members table the Chairman would
veg on behalf of the Council to thank His
Excellency for the information given in those
Stats les, which he was sure would be Of
general interest, particularly to those interest
ed in estates. The Chairman had also receiv-
ed q communication from End Member for
Frederiksted BROWN forwarding an Inter
peIlation concerning the building Of disiu-
fecting oven in Frederiksted; the InterpelIa-
ton is Oh the Order Of Day. He further no
titled the receipt Of a communication from
Government dated 10th November 1892, ac-
cording to which His Majesty 10y Royal Reso-
luton Of 29th September last sanctioned the
Budget fol 1929, but with alterations. The
letter was read as follows.