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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
SIXTY n MEN kILLED.
Awful Carnags Over . Lyuching o
North Carolina Mountaineers

Awful Carnags Over . Lyuching OF
North Carolina Mountaineers.
MARION, n. c.. Jan. A desperate
battle has been fought between Sheriff
Moomaw's posse. numbering seventy
five men, and 500 lyncners. Thirty Of
the posse were killed and double that
number wounded. Twenty-Five Of the
mob were slain. Brave Moomaw
held the jail against fearful
odds until the mob broke
down the wooden structure. Calvin
Snipes and the two Whitesone were
taken out and dragged to q tree 200
yards from the Jail. When their bodies
were strung up they looked like human
sieves, 90 numerous were the bullet
holes.
The friends of the posse and the mob
have gathered until there are 500 men
on each side, and another battle Will
be fought. The government has been
called on for troops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
GoVERNoR'S LEvEE.
This Reception OF Governor and Mrs. Rich
Brilliant One.

LANSING, Jan. 4.-The capitol was a
blaze of light and ANIMATION tonight.
Lansing did herself proud IN extend
ing to the new governor q hearty wei
come. Governor and Mrs. Ricn, assist
ed by Ex-Governor and Mrs. Luce, ex-
Governor Winans, Senator Stockbridge
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Thompson of
Detroit received IN the executive par
lors. a picked squad from the gov
ernor's guard were on honorary duty
during the ceremony. Bands of music
played inspiring airs in tbe corridors
under the big dome and crowds OF peo-
pie, from in and out of town. thronged
To the building and struggled TO get u
chance to shake hands and exchange
Il word with Michigan's executive
officer.
The parlors were handsomely decor
ated with flowers from the Agricultural
college. Al midnight, dancing began
IN the main corridor on the lowe: floor
and many OF the guests were still trip
ping the light fantastic at an early
hour this morning.
Among the Grand Rapids people no.
ticed at the reception we're: The Hon.
+. +. Uhl, William A. Smith, Judge
Montgomery, S. Wesselius. Ed Barnard
and Captain Kelly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

NFw York. Jan. 1.-The wife Of II.
J.. RichprG.on. a phys Can ui lhls CITY.
was severely burned at her nome ~
Seaclii. l.. L., this noon and she will
die. Her clothing caught fire from
tie kitchen range aud was nearly ali
harmed Oh. Her haT vas hnrncd 1T
sni her body. linlis md face basiy
burned. Her colCrsd o0schnssn heard
her cries Tor help, ard running IN
found her clothing blazing. She wa
frantic WITH tear and All. The coscl.
man tore oil his COAT aud wrapped j,
about htr. - her agony Mrs Richard
son hInke away and ran INTO the hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

The Cereals Of the Past Year Have
Yielded Abundant Crops

wAsHiScTox. Jan. the wheat
crop is slightly above an average one
in yield. and ~ volume hns only been
eIceeded m 1891. 1884 and 1892, though
the crcps OF 1883 and 1880 nearly
eQualled Il. TIE area as estifnated e
5. .55s. 40 acres; product bl5.efe, ,c0v
bushels, valued sSz3, III ,Ssl. In the
revision q acreage the principal
changes ere made in some states ia
when the decline of the psst twelve
Years hiss been heavier than bad been
reported. Ieere has slso been a con-
siderable enlargement. of breadth the
past year n several western states.
The rate OF yield y J3z bushels per
ARE. The aversge value pef bggfei.
g. : cents. ls the lowest average vaiiiA
ever reported. fbst ~ 1855 frlng 64.5
cents and stat 81 1877 l,eBag -. 7 cents.
The svsrsge of tie crO7 ~ 1881 was
gas cents. Tie yesxai 81 measure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Democratic Stars.

ANN AREoR. Jan. 4.-The democrat c
club is preparing for this annual ban
quet on April IL. 1t is expected that
the leading speaker will tie no less a
person thsp Chief Ju-tice Fuller. Con.
greseman Wilson of West Virginia and
Benton McMIllii of Teunessee, will be
there, too. Vice President-elect Stev.
enson has forgotten the treatment re.
celved here last summer, and says he'll
be with the boys and help to eat and
taft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
LUCE MEN SHAKY.
They Work the Petition Business to
Death and Are Anxious.

4 AACy w Otk tlS ECutlOn 0uSlOSSS 10
Death and Are Anxious.
LANSING, Jan.4.-The senatorial fight
IS growing warmer IS the time for the
caucus draws near. An agreement is
being circulated by the anti.Stock-
bridge men, which now has twenty
seven signatures, in which an open
caucus is demanded. The Stockbridge
men are talking very confidently, but
refuse to give out any figures. They
claim that the only effort of the oppo-
sition is TO find some one who can de-
feat Stockbridse, having become con-
vinced that they cannot do it with
Luce. The Luce adherents deny this,
and say that their mans chances are
considerably brighter IN the last twenty
four hours. Tney give the following
figures; Luce, 80; Hubbell, IL; Hart
suit. .; Ramsdell, 2; Spauiding, L; Bur-
rows, 2; Gardner, l; making u total of
81. The remaining So votes are not
conceded to Stockbridge, as they IN
clude several candidates who have not
been mentioned as yet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
An Unknown Brute,

JACKSON. Jan. CLARA Hirschman
was desperately assaulted at the side
door of her home on Mason street last
evening by an unknown man. Mias
HIrschman is q clerk at the Globe store
and WAS going to supper at $50. The
man first struck her III the side, knock
ing her down. He then choked her
ana committed other assaults. The
police believe they have located the
man in the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
SWEET SCENTED LIAR"
A Buffalo, Wyo., Paper Puts q New Phase
on the War.

DENVER, Jan. "A Buffalo, wyo..
paper of recent date has the following:
The people of johnson county would
like very much to know who the sweet
scented liar Is who cent the report OF
an imaginary fight III the Big Horn
Basin, between horse thieves and Off
cers. to the papers. No such fight
ever occurred ana it is plain that the
report was sent to the papers purely
for effect and for purpose. and that
purpose was to influence public feeling
in favor of the cattle men in their ap-
preaching trial. Such reports will re-
suit, as the sender intends they should .
in injuring Johnson county, in that
they will make it appear to the outside
world that il 10 q lawless county, thus
keeping settlers away. The report has
been published in nearly every paper
in the country and there are hundreds
Of people who think the fight actually
did occur. and in justice TO this county
the denial should be published as well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
None Were Killed.

PfrrsBuRG, Jan. s.--Late this after
noon a cruel report was circulated that
an accident had happened on the Bal
tlmore q Ohio railroad near Buena
Nists, IN winch eight passengers had
lost their lives. An official statement
of the occurrence is TO the effect that
engine No. 30i, drawing freight train,
coliided with an empty engine. By the
collision Conductor Perreeoy had one
leg broken, aud Engineer Kane was
eighty hurt about the head. Both en-
glnes were hsdly damaged sBG four
cars were broken up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
DEATH AND DISGRACE.
E. B. Farnsworih, a Disreputablc Sor
o. Reputable Parents, Suicides.

o. N-pltao.c P1rentS, ScicidcS.
DETROIT, Jan. 4-Dissipstion, dis
grace, death, This alliteratlve tripIet
Is statement of the end of Edward Z.
Farnswortb, who sho, himself this
morning to avoid being branded as a
CRIMINAL. Farnsworth now lies lead at
Emergency hospital with self-inliIc,ed
bullet wound III the temple.
1t was one of the most sensational
suicides on local record. December III
n warrant was issued for Farnsworth,
charging him with forgery. He had
collected $50 from Frank Gies of the
Monroe avenue restaurant on an order
purporting TO he signed by his father,
j. II. faTnsworth. the well known
dentist at No. 80 Miami avenue. The
order was dIshonored at the bank and
Mr. Gies procured y warrant from Jus.
tice Whelan. II WAS placed IN the
hands of Detectives Tuttle and Myler
To ssrve. Farnsw nth had been IN New
York and returned 10 Detroit a week
ago last Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Is He the Murderer /?

PORT HURON, Jan. 4.-Chicf Windred
or Sarnia holdsa man on Suspicion of
being the murderer of the Leeches.
Last night about 9, man giving the
name of George Morris. alias George
Garrison, applied to police headQuar-
ters at Sarnla for lodging. He re-
marked to Chiet Windred that he
hoped this wouldn't be an arrest, which
aroused Suspicion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
BAD FOR JEFFERIEs.
Starkey Makes q Confession That Clears
Up the Murder Of Miss Ayers.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 4.-Night Fore
man Starkey of the railroad yard here,
made q confession today in which he
admits that Engineer George Jefferies
two months ago made a proposition TO
him and third party tn 40 TO Brighton
and kill Miss +. o. Ayers, the operator
there to whom Jefferies WAS united in
bigamous marriage. The three started,
but Starkey backed out. The state
ment clears up the mystery surround
ing the death o. Miss Ayers last Thurs
day night. Jeffcrles motive was prob
ably to get rid of the womsn who had
il IN her power 10 send him TO prison
for bigamy or break up his domestic
life. Jefferies is stll in Jail here
charged with murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

The Cf5e-rs Esscssd and Sworn h.
Novc- cf Cor.-s. Fiiet

LtNsfSs, Jan. 4.-Juss a. high noon
was ssriktag, Lyman a. nran,. clerk q
the squsVtuck legislature, called the
legislature 81 33 to or.ier. ami the new
lsvmsksrs we're sNurh "a. Voting for
speaker tnea followed 1ateum re-
csIvsd sxtY-four votes and Nsehfel re-
celyed coH p mentars vote of twenty
eIght he new -p-axer Wss escorted
- the tnaf ~ t.epTese uf1tlfrs
Wsfcbtel. spmpef aad Mck ntsy Ie
spgzs briefly, merely ass AZ tue Blonl-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
Men and Women a, the Capitol IN the
Interests Of Journals.


LASsING. Jan. 4.-Tne newsna 2ers
throughout the state are well repre-
sented here 10y hustling correspondents
The list includes the following we'll
known newspa permen. II. K. Tolman,
Lansing journal; Joseph Greusel
"Wusef" of the Detroit Tribune: T..
Frank Wright, Dstfoii Free press. jim
mie Duck, Patriotic Amer can. Fred II .
Brtiou. Detroit News; John W. Perk
ns. Detroit Journal: Edway &. Reid
A legsn Gsgsttr, bon Henderson, Alle-
gan Journal. ] Maud Smith. Chicago
Herald; Henry Guy, ChlcagD Inter
Ocean; r. 81. sngiey. Kalamazoo Tel
egraph; r. Y. Chuson. Lansing kcrub.
lcsn. George A. Dyer, A>seciatcd
Press, {. G. Vaughn. 81 johns Repnb-
ncau. Samuei }. Tonllason. Charlotte
kepuphcan; r.. J. wrChi, Ionis Seat.
naL q. +. Le.dy = badly disst'ied ~
sn attack Of rheumatism, uut suii gets
thefe OF one isg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

CHERnYvAIE, kas.. Jan. 4.--Cltizens
O. this place are greatly excited over q
strike OF gas here on Tuesday evening
At O'Clock tine flow of gas was
struck in we'll 10. 10, and on a match
being applied 20 II the flames reached
10 a heignt q many feet and burned
strong ard steadily. Persons familiar
with TIE gas wells of ONO and indIa5a
say that the gas al Cnerryvals ~ plen-
tiul and Just as good fof all purposes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Old Physician Suicides.

FENNvILLE, Jan. 4.-Samuel Bump,
superanuated doctor 81 years of age,
sulcided yesterday by taking morphine.
The act was a deliberate one and in
duced by the extremely poor condition
of his health. All effurts to save him
we-o OF no avail. He has resided for
the past year with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam LaDick, who were relatives of his.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Another European Rumor.

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-The Tsgeblatt Gays
that DR.. Senner of the New York Stsats
Zeitung is believed to have been Sc
lected by President-elect Cleveland to
succeed William Walter Phelps as
United States minister TO Germany. At
the foreign office the correspondent of
the United Press was informed that
nothing to this effect had been heard
there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 4-Frelght en-
gine No. 1Is5 Of the Penpsylvsnia rail
road. west bound, exploded thls morn
ing at Browns crossing, near Christi
ana. tSlvsn Umberger. engineer, and
Hatch Helemsr, fireman. both Of Hsr-
rssburg, were terribly jujnre6 and viii
rrDhahIy d1e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

returned home, where the ffmily
paysic.xn p1onounced their allmsnt
typhoid fever. The physic,an's tresi-
nent, nowever, had no effect. After
second examination the doctor stated
that the stomScns and intesInes OF
both were terribly liberated. lie
would not Say positively that the
young one had beeu poisoned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Strike u OH

CHfcteo, Jan. At conference
between the strike committee of the
Bock Island operators snd A. y. Thurs
tor. past grsnd chief Of the Q. r. T., 4
~as arcgded a. decisre the strike OF nj
10 clock tosaofrow morn.ns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
LINCOLN IN London.

LONDON, Jan. 4.--The Hon. Robert
l.. Lincoln, the American minister, who
has been visiting the United States On
leave of absence, was passenger on
the steamer Teutomc. lie arrived in
London tais evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

WssHrGroN. Iao. 4. Sir. Blame vas
not feeling a. we'll ~ o'clock tais
eysuing as lie fell earlier IA The day.
Or. Juhnsson, nls ply sician, says that
iheEr is no tssftlcn .as reBsen to ass' gn
for tao cha..se anu t4st 80 danger IS
~ pI ahenat.i nI anoLllI reIaL.e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

LANsISe, Jan. 4-Iittle Jake Selig-
man arrived fu town with uoodle to
night. and = urslg lgd a cbtck for s25.-
0uo around the hotel, saIgh ne offered
80 eel on ~tocktr dye.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
More Philanthropy.

SABAsTAPooL, Jan. An. Freiberg,
the agent of Baron Hirsh, arrived to-
day at SimferopoIe. thirty-sevcn miles
northeast of TINS CITY. TO make ar
rangements for the emigration of 5000
Hebrews from the Crimea in the spring.
The government will facilitate the
movement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

WAsHISGres, Jap. 4.-senator kenna
pssse,i very comfortable day aud a. 4
u'ci0ek lf vas stated that his condition
Ess tDout the same a. TINS mornlag
sii2ft nf praytasent over yeslerisy be-
IDE snevn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

4 Fafmsf's Two Sons Die While Work
Ing at Homestead.

PIgrsRrna. Jan. 1.-Two sons Of
James N. Williams, farmer. residing
near Monoagaheia CITY, Pa. are suffer
iag ifnn what j. believed be poison
administered al the Homestead mIil.
tais u tlsen = living. The hcys sged
D. Aua 20 respect yely, we're among tbe
~as ol,fue1 - non-nns0n men. lney
Nofkea untal ihey became sex. Iasy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
ph,lanihronisi Dead

LoSpox. Jan. 4.-Wilham Palmer. a
memuer os the firm OF Haniey q
Palmer. biscuit makers. and we'll
known phllsnthropsi, died at Reading
TODAY. lie was 90 years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
wRrcKFD nY ANruror.
a Section Hand Gets Rsulsd and Turas
tae Wroag sw.te5.

Nfsr Bay CrT, Jan. f.--The Aohi-
gan Central tran from Detroit. known
a. tae eaHnon Ball" vas wreck I'll op-
pesite toe s8tsr works build Ing t. ;
moFning, through tie biuuaef OF sec
tloa nSud. Tie section gang were IT.
pair.nE swiieu leading from the man
tf4fk 90 tighter track p the rlVef
front. one OF The mea, wien be "a -
she tFasa eoa8.ss, seean.e rats.ea and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
COLLEGE FIRE.
An Institution at Scranton Loses Its
Buildings and Library.

BUILDINGS Enu LlDfafy.
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. A fire IN st.
Thomas college this afternoon did slo,-
600 damage to the building and its con-
tents. The rooms of the Young Mems
institute and their valuable library
were destroyed and the library of
Bishop OHara was slightly damaged
bv water. The college, which is under
the direction of the Rev. J. j. Magin,
has 100 students and was opened last
September. The origin OF the fire is
unknown,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
They wiz Not pictste.


L,NsINe. Jan. 4.-Stephsn Billings ~
Genesse y saId TO be stated for tho
railroad com mnl issiOpershfp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

It was observable that the utmost
good nature prevailed despite the a
tense excfen@nt which prevailed i'm
msdistsiy sftsr me rumor of luce's
withtrswal had been announced. lt
wss also observsbie that the ffth tss-
trict zen seemed 81 have the coGn-
dsncs Of the leaders 10 q larger extent
tbsn others. On the Luce restsr were
ts be fou1d the names OF Wiiism Al
den Smith. Syhrsnt Wesseiius, Col. T..
X. Bishop, tsecrx~ = Fsrr snd Joas " .
p iud gstt. 0n tne &io.xbrfdgr ii-t were
Judge n. G. Bureh. Fred :. Clark, p. p
J. Lessaer., +. p. Couger, fred a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

wAsHISorox. Jan. L-Psssk1snA -.
rison today issued the following preeiAs
nation:
, 1893-01-07
Translation.
From the Police.

Loa,n A"ccwners of dogs in the town
"a of Oh. t~+iansted are hereby %enjoined with
in the ending Of this month to procure from the
Police Office the sign for dogs prescribed by
Government Order of 7th June 1881, which
according to same must always be worn
by the dog and for which 81 must be pa,d.
After said time every dog met within me
town and not wearing the sign for 1898,
will be caught and brought to the Police Of
6ca and detained for B times "a h"t s, when
It will be killed unless the owner 9p >ars be.
fore to reclaim the dog, pay a 9 of $3.50
and eventually procpres the req. red sign.
christiansted's Police Office t. Croix, the
3nd January 1893
"a MAXEN,
, 1893-01-07
Bekjendtgjorelse
Fra ,POIitiet.

ALLIE Hndeeiore i ( hristianstsdg ps' =,
A skj@rpes dyt herved inaeaS 6isnne N:a'eas'
fUcdgang, at udrage paa Poiitikammer6t Diet
we'd Go~uvernemeptets Befaling at 7de Juni
1881 paabudne Hundetegn, der oIlenhold
til samme stedse maa beer Hundep
90 hvorfor etlegges 50. Efter den ''id~0,l
enhver Humid, der antreffes7i Byen- udeA at
hare Hundetegn for 1898, >blive optagetog
indbregt til Po%liti&ammeret, haor den VII
forblivo 8 Gango "A Timer os derefter
.ebes. med mindre Eieren forinden lndfinder
% kr@ver Hunden tilbage, SAINT erl@gger
.ulkt af SO. 30 og, eventuelt loser fornodent
l7hristiansts,,,s politqSauQag, St, Croix, den
2}5nJanuar 1898
MAHXEN. ~
, 1893-01-07
FLETCHER & BROCKLEHURsTS
Improved Patent Composite Steam Pans.
concentrating Syrup into Sugar
in lie, of Tayches, or, Fl

in le of Tayches, or, for concentrating Syrup into Sugar
II twill eaHnv be seen from the Wood Cut that they are the most simple ard the most
El pntos in the market guaranteed easily cleaned daily By opening the lmgs
DISCHARGE " We at the bottom, Or by stacking off the bolts. and allowing the bottom to
onua on ~ its cmntwpore which will then admit Of the PANS being easily repaired
Il case or eky tube there being no steam Joints to break or houbeome$ steam drum
ImtA fort that or any other purpose all is simplicity itself and a great boon. hthe
- inter- L 1850.
Il is the opinion expressed hos who nov use these Pans. fin place of their
f,nnrgeam Pan. NrE-Thee Pascal De supplied with tho ordinary 4n.d discharge valve
and with the bottom bdtdo IN tsu@ way without the >ntposh and. the cost Uhlbs
ruhrda accordingly ~
ENhlnioD is Av3 @My acknowledged to be the btn oncondptng maeIdn the mnkeSf r
nevmtngt the IJnn Gfheata d pesgyingt til, Boilers 81.
: It shux aal other @eIlmOwn kinds .mha as Asbestos &c, md is everlasting and
il can be eahHefo @ and ovra again. with the same good results by simply mixing it up
FLnreue 4 BROo1rH1nsr PATENT SEAN CORRUGATED ClARIFIERs ire more
amplee Gr cleaned and less expensive t n the tubular kind whilst beg equally asf'
effective, an give satisfaction. =. =
FLETCHER g. aoWIEARsT PATENT ELL III PRESSES, for steam, or hand power Tor
Win Mill Estates, are h9 y" CONNIE I'D hose who use then, their cost saved in
BRocKnEHuRrs PATENT STEP CRATE and MEGASS FURNACE, with non1onduohng
lining for burning green e SIS direct from the MILL has wvd very satisfactory. In TACT, the
Step Crates are as sound 'yhsn first applied, no bucking, or wTPng We n
BRooKLEmrmTs PAT ~ CIRCULATING TUBES frT Triple Efeca by their USE the dr.
crIhion ofls Juice would IA vastly improved md economy in every way obHinel. a, " proved
by the opens steam QnmpotaPmsm u@-TRY THEM.
AmL and BRooKLEHuRsrs PATENT HOT AIR GREEN MEGASS FURNACE with Auto
matte Freman, is a thorough Success: in Demena Esaesh avng these furnaces" use nohng
else but the Msgasd direct from the Mill and the boilers give sufficient steam fr all purposes.
no GOALS orc other kmd of fuel being ud, nothing but the Megms Try the Furnace" and tmt
satisfactorily pay nc royalty. ..a.u-o -, -,
SKKEL and BRooKLEHURsrs PATENT MILLS, have gained the BT class diploma and OA
Medal from ms. Such is progress
For parimlas and pmes If the Pans Pw8@sC CHARTERS Step Crates CncuEtng1 tubes and
Mills pese apply to he0 sole Mantctmers,M ags Geo. FLETCHER 81 Co.. Colonial Engineers,
Iondon and Derby or to the Undersigned. who will also quote for the Megas Furnaces sand
supply hs BARBADOS BOILER COATING COMPOSITION.
GEO BRoCKLEHURsT
Barbados
, 1893-01-07

Unclaimed Letters in Christiansted
Post Office.
Paid.
Maria Edwards, Mrs. Estevick Est etreat
Muriah Francis, T%leophilus D. Nicols
Anthony Va l%antine.
Unpaid. a
Sarah Colsen Moria Coakley, Albertin.
Evans, NJ. Hiss, Elizabeth Henry. Mrs. VIM
Jacob, Arminta Jackson, Peter Williams
Est. La Princess.
Chri8tiansted's Post Office, St. Croix, Slst
December 1892.
PETERLEMMING
, 1893-01-07
Unclaimed Letters in Frederiksted
Post Office.

Paid.
0 Cornelius ~ Felicia Dunkin, Frances
Hoyliger, James Martin, Thomas Magse, r
Simmons.
Unpaid.
Kiss Chtin Dreat, Augusta Emanuel, Cath
eriA,s Gumbs, Francis Ann Heyliger, Venetia
Mag.
fTrederiksted's Post Office 31st December
1892,
L. RICHTER